The Times of India

Lawyers for three labour activists arrested in Noida for allegedly inciting violence during a protest stated they couldn't file bail applications due to a lack of arrest memos and remand applications. Police claim the activists are key conspirators, while defence argues procedural violations. The case involves multiple FIRs and numerous named individuals.

NOCs issued to 18 gyms and 198 swimming pools so far, say officials

The woman had been suffering from depression after her husband died a year ago, police said

Residents Claim Daily Assault As Crackers, DJ Beats Go Past Permitted Time

Absentees will face action under Census Act, their salaries may be withheld, say officials

2 others injured, all aged between 13 and 10; cab driver held

Commuters claim the Authority has been repairing the structure over and over again instead of replacing it

Cops recovered suicide note from room, say 19-year-old appeared distressed for days before his death

As firefighters worked to bring down blaze that gutted 20 shops at market, another fire broke out at nearby flat

Noida police arrested two members of Mazdoor Bigul Dasta, Himanshu Thakur and Satyam Verma, for their alleged involvement in April 13 violence during a wage protest. Authorities claim they were in contact with 'mastermind' Aditya Anand, who allegedly coordinated support from various organizations. Investigations are ongoing to identify arsonists.

Thick filth in waterbody delays search, body recovered after 24 hours

Camps are being held in coordination with gas agencies to ensure direct delivery to end users

Doctors advise adequate hydration, avoiding peak afternoon hours and close monitoring of the elderly and chronically ill

Move aims to curb roadside encroachments

Driver swerved to avoid biker; six students were on board, police probe underway

No Casualties Reported

Built at a cost of Rs 1.5 crore, the two-storey school can accommodate around 300 students

Officials plan to change the route of the foot-over-bridge now

The men killed allegedly killed him for attempting to rape female members of his own family

Key stretches squeezed by encroached footpaths, poor planning too; multilevel facilities far from markets find few takers

A man wanted for the rape and murder of his four-year-old niece was killed in a police encounter in Ghaziabad. The accused, whose arrest reward was recently doubled, was intercepted by a crime branch-SWAT team. He opened fire on police, who returned fire in self-defense, leading to his death.

Vehicles were seized by police for violations

Block Saharanpur road for hours, cops use batons to disperse protesters

Common framework for Noida, Greater Noida, YEIDA areas; no height cap beyond safety curbs

Noida Sector 55 residents are pushing for the Sunday market's relocation from between sectors 55 and 56 to Sector 57's service road, citing traffic and sanitation woes. They also highlighted a critical street light shortage and requested park renovations and drain cleaning. Noida Authority officials have pledged to address these concerns collaboratively.

Father, Aunt Were Compatible, But Had Health Conditions

DM Seeks Plan To Empanel More Hospitals Under Ayushman Bharat

Suspected Victim Of Harbouring Illicit Intentions Toward His Wife

Noida police and STF have arrested Aditya Anand, the alleged mastermind behind the April 13 labour protest violence, in Tamil Nadu. Anand, a BTech graduate and former software engineer, was tracked through electronic surveillance and intelligence. He is accused of orchestrating the unrest and escalating the protest into vandalism.

Lakhs of industrial workers in Noida live on shoestring budgets stretched to breaking point by rising living costs. Forget aspiration, it means making compromises on living with dignity, health & hygiene, and childrens education

Issues notices to 43 more contractors over April 13 violence

Study Finds One In Four Factory Workers Face Critical Heat Stress Levels

They alleged some of those arrested were brutally beaten by police