The Times of India

Residents of Sector P3, Greater Noida, are tackling littering with a unique community campaign. Backed by the RWA and GNIDA, the initiative encourages polite requests to stop offenders, with positive reinforcement like flowers and chocolates for compliance. GNIDA is also identifying repeat offenders and offering affordable hanging dustbins to improve waste disposal convenience.

Chinese food companies are making a significant push into the Indian market, exhibiting a wide range of products tailored for local tastes at Indusfood 2026. This renewed focus, driven by global trade headwinds, sees 15 Chinese exhibitors showcasing everything from vegetarian instant noodles to canned goods, aiming to capture India's growing food demand.

Dozens of Greater Noida residents, including children, fell ill with vomiting, diarrhea, and fever after sewage contaminated the drinking water supply in Sector Delta 1. Authorities have repaired a leaking pipeline and distributed medicines, while residents fear a repeat of past tragedies and demand better infrastructure.