The Times of India News

Noida International Airport's operational readiness for March 31, 2026, will be assessed on Christmas. Key unfinished elements, including the perimeter wall and bomb disposal equipment certification, require resolution. The aviation ministry is also addressing the expat CEO's security clearance with the home ministry.

A 19-year-old engineering student at Delhi Technical Campus allegedly died by suicide at a Greater Noida hostel on Tuesday evening. Hostel staff discovered the student hanging in his room after repeated attempts to contact him went unanswered. A suicide note found in the room reportedly cited academic pressure and mental stress as reasons for his death.

Noida International Airport faces delays due to an unfinished perimeter wall and 'porous' passenger areas, raising security concerns. Bomb disposal equipment also awaits certification. A review by the aviation secretary will assess readiness, with a Christmas decision expected on its operational timeline. Foreign CEO clearance is also being addressed.

The power department is increasing helpdesks in Noida and Ghaziabad. New facilities are opening to handle more consumer complaints. This expansion is part of a new urban restructuring plan. The department aims for better service and faster complaint resolution. Consumers can now track issues online. These changes will ensure readily available assistance for over 20 lakh consumers.

Residents in Noida sectors 120, 99, 100, 119, and 51 are facing severe issues with blocked sewers, leading to foul water overflow and waterlogged public spaces. Debris dumped after repair works has caused the clogs, resulting in health hazards and inconvenience for days. The Noida Authority CEO has assured prompt action to clear the drains.

A fast-track court has rejected the UP government's plea to withdraw charges against 10 villagers accused in the 2015 Bisada mob lynching of Mohammad Akhlaq. The judge ordered daily hearings, citing the crime's gravity and societal impact. Key witnesses, including Akhlaq's family, will testify next. The court emphasized maintaining law and order.

Young patients are increasingly using social media-derived psychological terms in therapy, presenting a new challenge for clinicians. While this vocabulary aids expression, it also leads to self-diagnosis and over-pathologizing normal experiences. Therapists are adapting to bridge this linguistic gap, validating feelings while reframing them accurately.