Gurgaon, Noida, Ghaziabad, Faridabad Police Traffic Advisory 15th August: Delhi-NCR will implement traffic restrictions for heavy vehicles from August 12-15, 2025, due to Independence Day celebrations. Gurugram and Faridabad will restrict heavy vehicle entry to Delhi, advising use of the KMP Expressway.
Consider converting Noida to a metropolitan council: Supreme Court to UP govt
To check jaywalking, iron fences along 15km of DME
Traders face losses after basement market floods in Greater Noida West society
CAG: GNIDA gave plots to unqualified realtors, diluted buyer safety net
Fire erupts at office building in Sector 10
Law allows citizen representation on Noida board, but never used
Left wheezing & coughing: 15 take ill after gas leak at junkyard
How to minimise outages in Greater Noida? TERI to tell discom
Probe link between Noida officials and landowners, says SC
The Supreme Court has mandated a preliminary investigation into potential collusion between Noida officials and landowners concerning land acquisition payouts. This action follows a resumed hearing regarding inflated compensation to ineligible landowners. A special investigation team (SIT) consisting of three IPS officers will probe irregularities, examining financial trails and asset acquisitions to ascertain any collusion.
Mechanical engineer allegedly running Rs six crore online scam arrested from Noida
NEW DELHI: A mechanical engineer was arrested for allegedly running Rs 6.03-crore online investment scam that duped victims via social media platforms, Police said on Wednesday. The accused has been identified as Krishna Kumar, who holds a B.Tech in mechanical engineering, as the prime executor of the fraud module. The accused lured victims through social media, promising extraordinary returns in stock trading. A team under the leadership of inspector Shiv Ram and supervision of ACP Anil Sharma nabbed the accused from Kulesara in Greater Noida, UP during an operation. The fraudster targeted victims via social media and induced them to join a Telegram channel named Plus500 Global CS. Inside private groups, victims were shown fake profit screenshots, fabricated trading dashboards, and scripted chats to create trust, Deputy Commissioner of Police (crime) Aditya Gautam said. The victim in this case was persuaded to invest Rs 6.03 crore, transferred in multiple installments to accounts controlled by the syndicate, the DCP said. He used fake numbers and virtual phone lines to conceal identities. Funds were routed through multiple accounts, layered to evade detection. Cyber Cell traced Rs 57 lakh to an account of Priyanka Placement and Loan Services, a front company controlled by the accused, he said. Kumar ran two cyber cafs to facilitate fraudulent activities and mask transactions. The accused was taken into police custody for sustained interrogation to identify other syndicate members. Advanced digital forensics, device cloning, and financial trail mapping are underway to dismantle the wider network and recover assets, police added. In another incident, police have arrested three people, including a inwoman, for robbing a man of cash and documents near the Gokalpuri flyover in northeast Delhi. When police were patrolling on Wednesday around 4 am, they noticed a commotion near the Gokulpuri flyover. After reaching the spot, they found a man -- identified as Sarbjeet (36), a resident of Kaithal in Haryana -- caught another person, a senior police officer said. Sarbjeet informed police that he was coming from Harsh Vihar and near the flyover, he was caught by two men. Shortly afterward, a woman also joined them. The trio forcibly snatched his wallet containing Rs 2,500 cash and other documents. One of the men took Rs 500 from his shirt pocket. As the assailants attempted to flee, Sarbjeet raised an alarm and managed to apprehend one of the robbers -- identified as Rahul (22). However, his associates managed to escape, police said. Based on Rahuls statement, raids were conducted, and his associates, Sameer (24) and the woman, were also nabbed. The victims robbed wallet containing Rs 2,500 and other documents was recovered from their possession, they added.
Supreme Court order on stray dogs out: Read operative parts
The Supreme Court bench of Justice JB Pardiwala and R. Mahadevan on Monday had ordered the rounding up of stray dogs from all parts of Delhi and the National Capital Region of Noida, Ghaziabad, Gurugram, and Faridabad, and moving them to shelters to be built by the respective municipal agencies. The order which was posted [] The post Supreme Court order on stray dogs out: Read operative parts appeared first on India Legal .
Noida and Ghaziabad schools to be shut for 4 days from Aug 14
Afsar Khan was apprehended in Noida for allegedly masterminding a large-scale operation that flooded Delhi-NCR with fake paneer. His Aligarh plant produced synthetic paneer using dangerous chemicals and sold it at low prices.
Ikea India has inaugurated its first Delhi store at Pacific Mall, Tagore Garden, offering Delhi residents access to its furniture and household items. The 15,000-square-foot outlet showcases over 2,000 items, with 800 available for immediate purchase, complemented by digital tools and in-house consultants.
Kolkata techie denied accommodation at Noida hotel for being Bengali
A Kolkata techie and his son, a national skater, were allegedly denied accommodation in Noida due to being Bengali. The hotel receptionist cited police instructions against guests from Bangladesh, Punjab, and Jammu & Kashmir, a claim refuted by Noida police. OYO has since removed the hotel from its platform and initiated an inquiry, clarifying they do not promote discrimination.
17,000 wish town flats delayed, YEIDA serves notice to Suraksha realty
YEIDA has issued a notice to Suraksha Realty, demanding an explanation for construction delays in Jaypee Wish Town, following complaints from homebuyers. Allegations include failure to deploy adequate labor, non-infusion of funds, and non-compliance with RERA timelines.
Greater Noida: GNIDA grants partial occupancy certificates for builders who've cleared 25% dues
GNIDA has approved partial occupancy certificates for stalled housing projects under UP's rehabilitation policy, benefiting developers who have paid a portion of their dues. This decision aims to expedite possession for homebuyers in Greater Noida, which has a high number of stalled projects.
Man gets imprisoned 'till the last day of his natural life' for raping 3-year-old child, 8 years on
A Greater Noida court sentenced a former lifeguard to life imprisonment for sexually assaulting a three-year-old student in 2018. The court held the school management financially responsible for failing to protect the child and ordered them to pay compensation. Additionally, two investigating officers will face trial for allegedly abetting the crime through a defective investigation.
The Supreme Court has taken decisive action against the New Okhla Industrial Development Authority (NOIDA), following serious findings by its Special Investigation Team (SIT). In a significant ruling, the benchled by Justices Surya Kant and Joymalya Bagchiidentified multiple systemic flaws within the Authoritys decision-making and mandated extra precautions on future development. The earlier SIT had [] The post Supreme Court flags failure of Noida authorities,orders fresh SIT and halts new projects without environmental impact assessment appeared first on India Legal .
Road closures, diversions and restrictions on movement of heavy vehicles across Delhi-Noida borders and other parts of Delhi-NCR will remain effective between Aug. 12 and Aug. 15.
Ex-lifeguard sentenced to jail 'till last day of life' for raping 3-yr-old student in school
Open-book exam fine, but with analytical questions
Not enough funds for labour welfare in UP: CAG
Man who couldnt marry makes Red Fort bomb threat
Ghaziabad consumer forum tells insurance co to pay Rs 2L for car theft 10 years ago
Cutlery, cups: Noida seizes 100kg plastic from Atta Market
Trees replace waste pile at STP, NGT closes case
70 for 1 hour? Noida ARTO parking staffer removed
Scuffle as villagers stall dumping of waste, GMC files FIR
Man held for selling adulterated paneer in Noida
3 flee with cab after robbing driver in Ghaziabad, nabbed
Music to mela, Noida and Ghaziabad hold Tiranga Mahotsav
Residents body flags water, sewer, road issues in meeting with Noida Authority
UP women officers accuse IAS officer of harassment, intimidation; demand independent probe
LUCKNOW: A group of female officers working under an IAS officer of the 2018 batch have levelled serious allegations of harassment, exploitation, and intimidation against him in a detailed letter written to UP CM Yogi Adityanath. The officer is currently posted as Additional Commissioner in the Noida office of the Uttar Pradesh State Tax Department (GST). The female workers have accused him of persistent inappropriate behaviour and abuse of authority. The written complaint, dated August 5, 2025, outlines a series of troubling incidents that have been continuing for the last four months since the said IAS officer assumed charge in the Noida zone. According to the complaint, the IAS officer keeps staring at the female officers for hours, often making them sit or stand in his office unnecessarily. He has also been accused of making repeated late-night video calls to women staff members and using abusive and threatening language, including remarks like, If you wont obey the orders, Ill get you fired and make you go around with a begging bowl. He has also been accused by the female staff officers of secretly recording their videos in the office. In the complaint, the female staff members claimed that the said officer used to punish the dissenting officers by implicating them in false charges like negligence or information leaks. The letter also claimed that the IAS officer created an environment of fear and subjugation, and that any female officer who objected was threatened with suspension or disciplinary action. The complaint has been sent not only to the Chief Minister but also copied to State Governor Anandiben Patel, the UP State Womens Commission, the UP Chief Secretary, the Additional Chief Secretary (CMs Office), the Additional Chief Secretary (State Tax Department), and the Commissioner of State Tax, Lucknow. The women officers, part of the Flying Squad and Sector units, stated that they were compelled to escalate the matter due to the worsening work environment and the lack of internal redressal mechanisms. We are forced to write this letter with a heavy heart. On one side, the government promotes Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao, and on the other, officers like Sandeep Bhagia are crushing the dignity of women, said the letter. The female officers demanded a confidential investigation, preferably by the State Womens Commission or an independent inquiry agency. Sources confirmed that the government had received the public complaint and issued instructions to initiate a probe into the allegations against the IAS officer. This complaint from the female officers has come just weeks after the suspension of seven officers in a separate harassment case, putting workplace safety and abuse of power in the spotlight. The said IAS officer, originally from Lucknow, comes from a humble background. His father is a sevadar at Shiv Shanti Ashram.
NCLAT directs IRP to collate the claims against Noida-based real estate developer Mahagun
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal has instructed the interim resolution professional to gather claims against Mahagun. This follows a default of Rs 260 crore. Simultaneously, a settlement proposal has been sent to the financial creditor. The NCLAT has scheduled the matter for further review on August 22.
Faulty street lights? GNIDA launches 24x7 helpline, app for quick fixes
New 33/11 kV substation energised, powers nearly a dozen villages in Jewar
From Lift Deaths To Daycare Cruelty: Inside Noidas Infamous Paras Tierra Society
On May 12, 2024, a lift in Noidas Paras Tierra Society broke through the roof and fell from the fourth floor, injuring three people in yet another alarming safety lapse
Independence Day 2025 celebrations prompt traffic changes in Delhi NCR. Authorities are implementing strict rules for August 13 and 15. Road closures and diversions are expected around Red Fort. Noida, Gurgaon, and Faridabad will also see vehicle restrictions. Commuters should use public transport and plan routes. Heavy vehicle operators should use alternate expressways.
The Supreme Court has ordered the removal of stray dogs from Delhi-NCR streets, mandating their confinement in shelter homes. This directive, prompted by a TOI report on dog bite incidents, extends to Gurgaon, Noida, Ghaziabad, and Faridabad.
Heavy Rain Lashes Parts Of Delhi, Streets Waterlogged; IMD Forecasts More Showers Today
The heavy downpour disrupted the vehicular movement in parts of Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad, Gurugram, and Faridabad
Heavy rain lashed Delhi and National capital Region (NCR) on Tuesday (12 August), causing waterlogging and traffic chaos in several areas. The downpour from late Monday night have disrupted traffic in Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad, Gurugram and Faridabad.
Truck rams PRV on EPE, cop helping crash victims dies
Man shot at during traders meet, eight accused arrested
Bibhas Chandra Adhikari, a former Trinamool Congress block president implicated in a teacher recruitment scam, was arrested for running a fake police establishment in Noida. Adhikari and his accomplices defrauded people by issuing notices resembling legal summons, using forged documents and police-like uniforms to create a false impression of authority. He also owns teachers' training colleges in West Bengal.
Forum asks GDA to register flat booked in Ghaziabad 36 years ago
SC to GNIDA: Restore ponds, remove encroachments of catchment area
Minor accused of biting toddler sent to juvenile home
Man pleads guilty after 7 months in jail in drug case, but will walk free
Medical device park to house food courts, gyms
Independence Day: Delhi borders to be shut for goods vehicles from today in Noida, Ghaziabad
Flight cancelled at Hindon again, passengers on board for 2 hours
Day after hernia surgery, judge dies of heart attack in Ghaziabad
Noidas big crackdown: Extend your balcony or fence authority land, and you could lose your plot
Noida Authority is cracking down on property owners who encroach on public land by extending balconies or adding rooms. Ignoring two notices could lead to plot allotment cancellations. The authority is also addressing land occupation issues delaying road construction and expediting the Bhangel Elevated Road project, focusing on drainage and infrastructure.
Toddler badly assaulted by nanny in Noida daycare centre; minor assistant taken to custody
LUCKNOW: A 15-month-old girl was slapped, bitten, thrown to the ground, and beaten with a plastic bat by a nanny at a daycare centre in Greater Noida. The incident was caught on CCTV, prompting police action against the daycare operator and the assistant. As per sources, the CCTV footage, lasting approximately 10 minutes and 30 seconds, showed the minor assistant forcibly shoving a toy into the girls mouth, slamming her on the ground twice while she was standing, and repeatedly striking her back and chest. At one point, the childs head is slammed against a wall, and the assistant even bites her thigh. Throughout the ordeal, the baby cries out in distress. The child, Vedanshi Patel, is a resident of the society where the daycare, Blippy Daycare, operates. Her mother, Monika Devi, regularly sends her daughter to the daycare for two hours. On August 4, after picking up Vedanshi, Monika noticed her crying excessively. While changing her clothes, she saw bite marks on both of Vedanshis thighs. A doctor later confirmed these marks were caused by tooth bites. When Monika complained to the daycare operator, Charu, and the assistant, both responded with abusive language and threats. Initially, the operator refused to show the CCTV footage, but later did so under pressure. The footage revealed the assistants repeated cruelty. Meanwhile, police authorities of Sector-142 conducted a medical examination of the child and took the minor assistant into custody. Authorities are also investigating if the daycare was operating with a valid licence. Local sources claimed that the daycare had been operating from a rented flat, charging Rs 3,500 per month for a child. The assistants mental condition was reportedly unstable as complaints over her behaviour had been there earlier as well. According to Vinod Kumar Mishra, investigating officer and Kotwali in-charge, the daycare operator showed gross negligence by entrusting the care of about 12 young children to a minor. A case was registered against the operator and assistant under relevant sections, including voluntarily causing hurt, intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of peace, and criminal intimidation, of the Baharat Nyay Samhita (BNS). Deputy Commissioner of Police Shaktimohan Awasthi confirmed that the daycare operator was being grilled with the assistant in police custody. The Gautam Buddh Nagar Police Commissionerate has written to the Child Welfare Committee and the Basic Shiksha Adhikari (BSA), urging strict adherence to rules to prevent such incidents. The letter also demands mandatory installation of CCTV cameras in all daycare centres in the district.
After Mumbai, Elon Musks Tesla opens showroom in Delhis Aerocity
It plans to have supercharging stations in Gurugram and Noida, besides one more in Saket, Tesla Regional Director South East Asia Isabel Fan said at the opening event
Mahindra Logistics launches B2C mobility offering Alyte for urban commuting
The service offers airport-to-city, in-city travel, and outstation rides and made its debut in Delhi NCR, with planned expansions across Noida International Airport, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, and other key metropolitan cities.
Tesla plans expand charging network in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru
The Elon Musk-led company recently opened its second experience centre in India and plans to set up supercharging stations in Gurugram and Noida, besides one more in Saket.
Noida Daycare Horror: CCTV footage shows 15-month-old beaten, bite marks found on body, watch video
Parents reviewed the CCTV footage from the day care, which showed the attendant's assault on the little girl.
Tesla plugs into India: Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru supercharging stations on fast track
Tesla is gearing up to launch deliveries in India by September. The company will expand its supercharging network. Delhi-NCR, Mumbai and Bengaluru are the target locations. New supercharging stations are planned for Gurugram, Noida and Saket. Mumbai will see stations in Lower Parel, Navi Mumbai and Thane. Bangalore is also on the radar.
News18 Afternoon Digest: Bihar SIR Showdown, Noida Daycare Worker Assaulted Toddler & More
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Noida Police bust fake international police, crime investigation bureau office; 6 arrested
The Police said that West Bengal residents, pretending to be government officials, influenced locals with office logos and recently rented an office in Central Noida
Delhi's air quality remained in the 'satisfactory' category on Monday, with the Air Quality Index (AQI) recorded at 97 at 7 am, according to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB).
Sujal Pradeep Saraf topped the ICMAI CMA June 2025 Intermediate exam, announced today. The exam saw 26,974 candidates in Group-I with a 10.62% pass rate, and 15,333 in Group-II with 30.42% passing. The top 10 ranks include candidates from Surat, Noida, Bhilai, and more. Final exam pass rates ranged from 16.20% to 24.85%, reflecting mixed results compared to December 2024.
Bite Mark And Chilling CCTV Footage: 15-Month-Old's Horror At Noida Daycare
A woman attendant at a daycare in a Noida residential complex has been arrested after the parents of a 15-month-old baby girl accused her of assaulting the infant.
Noida Daycare horror: In Noida's Sector 137, a 15-month-old girl was allegedly assaulted at the 'Blippi' daycare by an attendant named Sonali, who has been arrested. The owner, Charu, reportedly watched without intervening, leading to her being booked as well.
Noida Daycare Worker Arrested After She Assaults, Bites 15-Month-Old Child, Caught On Camera
A Noida day care worker was arrested after CCTV footage showed her dropping, hitting, and allegedly biting a 15-month-old child. The baby sustained bite marks and other injuries.
Man gets 20 yrs jail for rape of 6-yr-old in 2023
Fake logos, uniforms: 6 run international police bureau from Noida house, arrested
Residents raise alarm over dust and danger as PVVNL leaves roads dug up for months
Plots still encroached? Noida says will cancel allotments
Not on the moo-ve: Cattle on roads bring traffic to a crawl in Vaishali
Interpol Link, Forged Insignia: Fake International Police Station Busted In Noida; 6 Held
Six men in Noida were arrested for running a fake police station named International Police and Crime Investigation Bureau to extort money, using forged IDs and fake insignia.
Police conducted a raid at the fake police station in Sector 70 on Sunday (August 10). The case comes just weeks after the Ghaziabad Police held a 47-year-old man for allegedly running a fake embassy from a rented house in Kavi Nagar area. Read on for more details.
6 Men Pose As 'International Cops', Rent Office To Dupe People In Noida
Six men were arrested in Noida on Sunday for allegedly misleading people through a fake office and by posing as members of international police and various other organisations, officials said.
In Noida, police arrested six individuals from West Bengal. They operated a fraudulent office in Sector 70. The group impersonated international police and government officials. They extorted money using fake documents and logos. Authorities seized mobile phones, seals, cheque books, and cash. A case has been registered against them under relevant laws. Further investigation is underway to uncover more details.
Noida Resident's Rakhi Plans Spoiled By Rain, Cab Drivers: 'Missed My Train Home'
A Noida resident has shared their experience, lamenting how they missed their train due to the weather and lack of cab services on Raksha Bandhan.
UP Police Bust Fake Police Station in Noida; Six Held
Six people have been arrested in the case.
Channels ex-HR head accessed police crime database, got password from cop
Noida daycare attendant accused of biting toddler is a minor herself
Will respond legally if Noida moves for takeover or termination: DND operator
On Rakhi, rain leaves commuters in a tight knot in Noida
Invest in extreme and natural hazard warnings in Uttarakhand
India has demonstrated global leadership in disaster reduction; however, there are critical areas where it must learn from others and its own mistakes as well. The recurrence of Himalayan disasters may have natural origins, but the devastation they cause is often attributable to human errors. The Dharali flood on August 6 is not fundamentally different from previous incidents that have marked the history of Uttarakhand and the Himalayas as a whole. Each major disaster has been studied, documented, and lessons learntbut ironically, these lessons have frequently been ignored too. While India has significantly improved its disaster response capabilities due to the commitment of national and state leadership, reflected in the seamless coordination of national, state, local, and lateral agencies, serious questions remain regarding the prevention and risk mitigation aspects of disaster management. Historically, the Himalayas and states like Uttarakhand have been prone to events such as flash floods, landslides and cloudbursts. However, recent years have witnessed both the increase in frequency , and a multiplication of their destructive impacts. One critical issue has been the inadequate network of weather monitoring and automatic sensors. The recent major flash flood was not solely caused by a cloudburst; it was likely exacerbated by a glacial event, possibly triggered by an avalanche and/or accompanied by landslides. Evidence supporting this includes the presence of upstream lakes and the potential combination of hazard-trigger events. How green was my valley: The Himalayan loot that triggered the Joshimath disaster Balancing developmental aspirations and forces against the backdrop of changing climate extremes and natural hazard conditions is crucial to mitigating potential losses and damages. It is ironic that a nation with rich experience and expertise in disaster management is increasingly facing severe disaster-related devastations and suffering. Ignoring the natural course of riversestablishing housing and infrastructure in floodplains simply because the river has not flooded in recent times constitutes one of many significant mistakes. States like Uttarakhand require serious investments in automatic weather monitoring and extreme sensor networks, which remain inadequate; the difficult terrain renders the sparse network insufficient for providing accurate and timely warnings or alerts. It is vital to compile the lessons learnt from past Himalayan disasters, such as the 2013 Kedarnath flood and the glacial floods of Tapovan and 2021. This compilation should lead to the creation of a prototype framework for disaster-resilient local development in the state. The Integrated Centre for Adaptation, DRR and Sustainability (ICARS), a newly established Centre of the Ministry of Science and Technology in collaboration with IIT Roorkee at Greater Noida. In summary, a rapid assessment of the recent Uttarkashi flash flood which devastated Dharali leads to five key questions: How can we integrate modern AI, machine learning, space technology, and modelling to improve extreme and natural hazard warnings in the Himalayas? How can we convert weather and local/regional monitoring data, along with ground information, into an understanding of potential cascading scenario? How can we enforce and populate systemic and cascading hazard zones for local communities and governments to determine appropriate infrastructure and housing locations? What are the key imperatives for local capacity building aimed at risk reduction and disaster prevention, in addition to disaster response? What standard yet flexible models can be developed for disaster-resilient development at local and regional levels in Himalayan regions, particularly in states like Uttarakhand?
40% yet to get policy payouts, DM pulls up officials
NGT fines GMC Rs 17.4L for dumping waste in open
4 injured as car ploughs into market crowd, 1 held
Now Delhi Airport to Noida in just 20 Minutes! PM Modi to Inaugurate THIS expressway on...
The opening of these two expressways is expected to bring about a sea change in travel within and outside Delhi, reducing congestion and travel time significantly.
UP govt to soon decide developer for multimodal logistics park in Greater Noida
The proposed logistics park will have proximity to Noida International Airport and easy access to Eastern and Western Dedicated Freight Corridors
Heavy rain lashes Delhi, Noida & Gurugram inundated
Heavy rains lashed the national capital and its surrounding areas, including Noida and Gurugram, causing widespread waterlogging and disrupting daily life. Several areas in Delhi, Noida, and Gurugram were inundated, with knee-deep water on roads, ...
