NeoLiv to develop Rs 2,300 cr township in Faridabad
Realty firm NeoLiv is set to develop a substantial 62-acre township in Faridabad, Haryana, with an impressive revenue potential of Rs 2,300 crore. This significant expansion into one of the NCR's rapidly growing regions will primarily feature housing plots and villas, catering to the increasing demand for properties.
Delhi and NCR experienced a pleasant October 9, 2025, with mild temperatures and clear skies, ideal for outdoor activities. The air quality remained moderate, with slight improvements noted due to light winds. Residents can expect gradually warming afternoons throughout the week, though mornings will continue to be comfortable.
Severe weather disruptions, including heavy rainfall, landslides, and thunderstorms, have led to unexpected school closures across India in October 2025. States like West Bengal, Karnataka, Himachal Pradesh, and Jammu have declared holidays, with conditions continuing to affect school reopening.
Delhi anticipates partly cloudy skies on Wednesday with temperatures near normal after Tuesday's thunderstorms. Clearer conditions are expected Thursday, though an orange alert warns of potential thunderstorms and gusty winds up to 40 kmph, possibly impacting flight operations. Commuters are advised to use public transport.
The IMD has sounded a weather warning for North Delhi, North East Delhi, Central Delhi, New Delhi, South Delhi, South East Delhi, and Gurugram. It said that moderate rainfall, accompanied by light thunderstorms and lightning, is very likely to occur across Delhi-NCR. Read on for more details.
Bhumika Realty Strengthens its NCR Presence With Bhoomi Poojan of New Land Parcel in Faridabad
The Bhoomi Pujan reflects Bhumika Realty's ethos of combining tradition with forward-looking development, laying the foundation for yet another landmark project under its 60+ year journey of trust and excellence.
The weather in Delhi-NCR has remained cloudy and comfortable for the last two days, with a dip in the sting of the sun and humidity.
What Haryana Police Said On Theft At Mary Kom's Faridabad Home
The Haryana Police said on Sunday that a crime branch team has arrived at the residence of the Indian boxer Mary Kom and is investigating the matter.
The Namo Bharat Train Corridor will provide high-speed rail connectivity between Noida and Gurugram, also extending to Greater Noida and Faridabad. Spanning 65 kilometers, the corridor aims to save time, reduce traffic congestion, and offer a cost-effective travel alternative for daily commuters.
Brace up Delhites, now when monsoon mayhem is disappearing slowely, winters ahead are expected to be the harshest this year. The phenomenon called La Nia is expected to severly affect the winters in Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Ghaziabad, and Faridabad.
The trains will run at speeds of up to 180 km/h, with services every five to seven minutes.
Faridabad to get Namo Bharat: The project will feature a Namo Bharat interchange station at Bata Chowk, making direct travel to Noida International Airport much easier.
World Alzheimer's Day 2025: Doctor Busts Myths, Explains Why Early Detection Truly Matters
Dr Vinit Banga (Director & HOD, Neurology, Fortis Faridabad) walks us through common myths, what science shows about early diagnosis, and how knowing the truth can change outcomes for patients and families.
Rethink The Family Pantry: Expert Shares Healthy Swaps To Combat Childhood Obesity
Ms. Kiran Dalal, Chief Clinical Nutritionist, Fortis Hospital, Faridabad shares how mindful changes to your family pantry can prevent obesity.
Faridabad Student Kidnapped, Thrashed For Not Accepting Instagram Request: Cops
Police have filed an FIR against three persons here for allegedly kidnapping and beating an Engineering student for ot accepting the friend request of a woman on Instagram.
PCOS Beyond Hormones: Doctor Explains Why Mental Health Matters Too
Dr. Isha Wadhawan of Fortis Faridabad explains why focusing only on hormonal symptoms misses much of the picture and why India needs a holistic, multidimensional approach.
India may experience a colder winter. Weather experts predict the return of La Nia. This climate pattern could bring harsher cold waves. The US Climate Prediction Center issued a La Nia Watch. The India Meteorological Department also hinted at the possibility. Models suggest La Nia could set in post-monsoon. A cooler Pacific Ocean might influence global weather.
Haryana launches State Environment Plan 202526 to combat pollution and promote sustainability
CHANDIGARH In an effort to combat pollution and reduce carbon emissions, the Haryana Government plans to establish 13 Integrated Solid Waste Management Plants across the state for effective waste disposal. Additionally, e-waste collection centers will be set up in every district to ensure proper disposal of electronic waste. As part of the Clean Air Project, the government also aims to procure 500 electric buses for Gurugram, Faridabad, and Sonipat. Furthermore, 18 additional air quality monitoring stations will be established. Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Tuesday launched the State Environment Plan 202526 and released the Non-CO Pathway Report 202526. The implementation of the plan will help improve air quality, lower pollution levels, and ensure a clean, healthy, and safe environment, he said while addressing the launch event held in Panchkula. Saini stated that Haryana has become the first state in the country to undertake such a comprehensive initiative for a clean environment. He noted that 5,600 tonnes of solid waste are generated daily in Haryanas cities. Currently, 77% of this waste is properly disposed of, while 23% remains unmanaged. To address this, a plan has been developed to establish 13 Integrated Solid Waste Management Plants across the state. Efforts are also underway to clean up legacy waste at dumping grounds50% of this waste has already been scientifically disposed of, and the remaining work is progressing rapidly. Saini highlighted that electronic waste poses a significant challenge. To address this, 42 e-waste recyclers are currently operating in the state. Moving forward, we plan to establish e-waste collection centers in every district, he said. He also pointed out that approximately 22 tonnes of biomedical waste are generated daily from around 7,000 hospitals in the state. This waste is fully disposed of through 11 common biomedical waste treatment facilities. Additionally, a common hazardous waste management site has been established in Pali, Faridabad, to handle industrial waste, he added. To combat air pollution, the state government has launched the Clean Air Project for Sustainable Development, with a budget of Rs 3,600 crore, in collaboration with the World Bank. As part of this initiative, 500 electric buses will be procured for Gurugram, Faridabad, and Sonipat. Subsidies will also be provided for electric autos, gas-powered generators, gas boilers, and advanced monitoring equipment to replace diesel generators, he said. The government has already initiated a plan to operate electric buses in urban areas. The procurement process for 375 electric buses for city bus services is ongoing. So far, 50 buses have been received, with 105 more expected soon. Additionally, over 370 EV charging stations have been installed across the state to support electric vehicles. Saini acknowledged that stubble burning has been a major contributor to air pollution. To address this, farmers have been educated and equipped with over 100,000 stubble management machines. As a result, incidents of stubble burning have decreased by 90% since 2016. To reduce industrial pollution, the use of clean fuels such as CNG and PNG is being actively promoted. Air quality is currently monitored through 29 automatic and 46 manual air quality monitoring stations, with plans to establish 18 more in the near future. In addition, concrete steps have been taken to prevent water pollution. Awareness campaigns are ongoing, and efforts are being made to clean polluted water and make it reusable, he stated. At present, Haryana has a sewage treatment capacity of 2,343 MLD, of which 74% is utilized. The government aims for 100% utilization by connecting all discharge points to the sewerage network. 201 sewage treatment plants are currently operational, and the treated water from these plants is being maximally reused. Water from the sewage treatment plants in Rewari and Dharuhera, along with rainwater, is collected in the Masani Barrage of Rewari. This water is treated and reused for agriculture and other purposes. Saini noted that 27 schemes have been developed to use treated sewage water for irrigation, 11 of which have already been completed. These initiatives will provide a sustainable water source for irrigation, reduce pressure on the canal system, and curb groundwater exploitation. We are developing Masani Barrage as a pilot project to replicate this model across the state, he said. The state government also aims to rejuvenate ponds across Haryana by 2026. Measures have been implemented to regulate mining activities and monitor noise pollution, ensuring that natural resource exploitation remains balanced and within legal frameworks.
Mother Dairy cuts prices: The Mother Dairy products price reduction ranges between Rs 2 and Rs 30, depending on the product and packaging.
Urban Footprint Of India's Eight Major Cities Doubles In 30 Years: Report
The analysis covers urban areas of Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi NCR (Delhi, Gurugram, Noida & Greater Noida, Faridabad, Ghaziabad), Kolkata, Hyderabad, Mumbai MMR, and Pune
What Led To Faridabad AC Blast, And Safety Steps You Must Follow To Pre-empt Such A Disaster
To prevent a tragedy like an AC explosion at home, experts advise regular electrical audits, adherence to earthing standards, good quality wiring, functioning fire extinguishers
Couple, Daughter and Pet Dog Die in AC Blast At Faridabad Home
Tragedy struck Green Field Colony when an AC compressor exploded, killing three family members and their pet; elder son jumped from balcony to escape
Why do AC Blast? Warning Signs, Maintenance Tips, and Safety Precautions You Must Know
Three members of a family and their pet dog died after the compressor of an air conditioner exploded in their building in Haryana's Faridabad on Monday. The son in the family saved his life by jumping out of the window of the building. He is ...
AC Explodes At Midnight In Faridabad; Mother, Father & Daughter Killed, Son Critical In ICU
The tragedy is believed to have originated from a split AC unit installed in the home of Rakesh Malik, who lived on the first floor of the building
Temporary Bridge eases movement of stranded tribal families in Kishtwar
Jammu Tawi, Sep 7: Authorities in Kishtwar district constructed a temporary wooden bridge on Sunday to facilitate the movement of stranded tribal families, officials said. Following the recent spell of heavy rains, all wooden bridges in theFaridabadarea of Marwah were washed away, leaving several tribal families belonging to the nomadic Bakerwal community stranded after spending [] The post Temporary Bridge eases movement of stranded tribal families in Kishtwar appeared first on Northlines .
Delhi-NCR residents should prepare for thunderstorms and rain on Monday, according to the IMD forecast. While Sunday saw patchy showers and a maximum temperature of 34.4C, Monday's expected rainfall may offer relief from the humidity. The air quality remains satisfactory, with an AQI of 74 recorded by the CPCB.
Union Minister Manohar Lal Khattar and Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini have laid the foundation stone for the project. The metro will also improve links to Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad and Faridabad.
North India Braces For More Rain: IMD Predicts Heavy Showers In Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan
IMD forecasts rain and thunderstorms for Delhi, Gurugram, Faridabad, and Ghaziabad. Yamuna crosses danger mark. Punjab faces worst floods in decades.
27 villages declared sensitive in Faridabad as Yamuna water rises
Deputy Commissioner Vikram Singh visited the sensitive villages to take stock of the situation and made an appeal to the villagers to shift to the safe homes built by the administration in time
Will Delhi schools and offices remain shut tomorrow amid heavy rain? Check the latest update
Delhi and NCR faced heavy rain and thunderstorms. The IMD issued an orange alert. Gurugram schools and offices are closed on Tuesday. Authorities advised work from home. Delhi experienced waterlogging and traffic. The Yamuna River is above the danger mark. Faridabad also has an orange alert. Delhi government has not announced any holidays yet.
Punjab recorded 74% excess, Haryana received 32% more than normal rain in August
CHANDIGARH: In August, Punjab received 253.7 mm of rain, the highest the state has witnessed in the past 25 years, while Haryana recorded 194.5 mm of rain against an average of 147.7 mm for the month. Punjab received deficient rainfall multiple times in the past couple of decades, but this year it recorded the highest rainfall figures for August in the last 25 years, the Met department stated. Punjab recorded 253.7 mm rainfall in August, which was 74 per cent more than the months normal of 146.2 mm. The neighbouring Haryana received 194.5 mm of rain in August against an average of 147.7 mm for the month, which was 32 per cent in excess. Both states received excess rain in August only five times in the past 25 years, including this year. Heavy rains lash several parts of Punjab, Haryana 18 out of the total 23 districts in Punjab recorded excess rain, while a few districts like Patiala and Fatehgarh Sahib recorded deficient rainfall. Meanwhile, Gurdaspur recorded 577.5 mm rainfall, 181 per cent more than normal of 205.3 mm; Pathankot received 944.2 mm of rain in August which was 152 per cent in excess than the normal of 375.2 mm; while Tarn Taran recorded 208 mm of rain against the normal of 87.1 per cent in August, which was 139 per cent in excess; Ferozepur received 170.6 mm of rain against a normal of 74.5 mm, which was 129 per cent in excess; Fazilka recorded 146.8 mm of rain as against 68.1 mm, a rise of 115 per cent; Hoshiarpur received 360.6 mm of rain in August, 74 per cent in excess of the normal figures of 207.6 mm; and Amritsar received 226.8 mm of rain in August against a normal of 162.4 mm, which was 40 per cent more. 18 out of the 22 districts in Haryana recorded excess rain in the month of August while four districts including Bhiwani and Ambala, recorded deficient rain. In Haryana excess rainfall was recorded in Fatehabad (252 per cent), Hisar (68 per cent), Faridabad (31 per cent) and Gurugram (24 per cent). Meanwhile Chandigarh (Union Territory), the common capital of Punjab and Haryana, recorded 308.5 mm rainfall in August as against the normal of 248.8 mm which was only 8 per cent more.
Railway Protection Force data reveals 1,321 bodies found on Delhi-NCR tracks in two-and-a-half years. Fatalities increased between 2023 and 2025. Faridabad, Delhi Shahdara, Adarsh Nagar, Gurgaon, and Rohtak are high-risk stretches. People take shortcuts and live near tracks. RPF increases enforcement and conducts awareness workshops. They urge commuters to avoid crossing tracks and boarding moving trains.
Two-year-old leopard killed in a hit-and-run on Gurugram-Faridabad road
CHANDIGARH : A two-year-old female leopard was found dead on the Gurugram-Faridabad road, which cuts through the Aravalli mountain range, in what appears to be a hit-and-run incident. Sources said the animal, estimated to be between 2 to 2.5 years old, was discovered this morning, around one kilometre from the Pali police post on the Faridabad side. A local NGO alerted the forest and wildlife department, which swiftly responded, taking the leopard's body for post-mortem examination. According to an officer, Preliminary investigations suggest it was a hit-and-run case. The animal was bleeding heavily, and a head injury seems to be the cause of death, indicating a high-speed collision with a heavy vehicle. The post-mortem will confirm the exact cause of death. The high speeds at night on this road are certainly a concern. It is believed that around 50 leopards inhabit the Aravalli stretch in Gurugram, with sightings becoming more frequent. Past incidents have raised alarm, such as the death of a leopard in a road accident in 2019, and another female leopard in 2015. In addition, a 12-year-old male leopard was struck near Manesar. Environmentalists have long advocated for the creation of a wildlife corridor to ensure the safe passage of animals across the road. They have called for overpasses, underpasses, or elevated road sections to be built, allowing wildlife to move safely without encountering traffic. The Gurugram-Faridabad road runs alongside the Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary to the north and the Aravallis to the south, both vital leopard habitats. Leopards frequently cross this road while moving between these areas, increasing the risk of accidents. Despite repeated assurances from the Haryana government over the last two decades, no permanent solution has been implemented.
Womens Safety Report : Fear runs deeper than nos
NEW DELHI: The NARI 2025 National Annual Report and Index on Womens Safety, released by the National Commission for Women, offers the telling reality of the urban safety landscape. The survey covered 12,770 women across 31 cities and yielded a national safety score of 65%, which implies that four in 10 women (40%) consider themselves unsafe despite government assurances. Around 60% of women reported feeling safe, while 40% admitted they felt not-so-safe or outright unsafe. The anxieties deepen among younger women: while public harassment was reported by 7% of all respondents in 2024, the figure rose to 14% for those under 24, indicating that students and young professionals are disproportionately targeted in educational and recreational spaces. The report shows low levels of faith in redressal mechanism. Only one in three victims of harassment filed a formal complaint, and confidence in the system is strikingly weak: 75% of women said they did not believe authorities would resolve their complaints. Even when incidents are reported, only 22% are formally registered, and action is taken in a mere 16% of those cases, highlighting a pervasive cycle of silence. Harassment hotspots reveal vulnerabilities, with 38% of cases occurring within neighbourhoods and 29% in public transport systems. Workplace safety presents a paradoxical picture. A large majority91%described their office environment as safe, but nearly half of the respondents admitted they were unaware whether their organisation had implemented the mandated Prevention of Sexual Harassment (POSH) mechanism. Among those who were aware, most found it effective, suggesting that awareness is as critical as legislation itself. The report stresses that womens safety cannot be reduced to physical protection alone but must include psychological, financial, and digital security that collectively shape womens access to mobility, opportunity, and dignity. It frames safety as a developmental issue rather than a law-and-order question. The sense of safety also varies with time and place. Women reported relative comfort in offices and campuses during the day, but confidence collapsed after dark, where poor street lighting and unreliable public transport left them exposed. City-level disparities are equally stark: Kohima, Visakhapatnam, and Bhubaneswar topped the index, followed closely by Aizawl, Gangtok, Itanagar, and Mumbai, where women expressed relatively higher perceptions of safety. In contrast, Patna, Jaipur, Faridabad, Delhi, Kolkata, Srinagar, and Ranchi occupied the bottom ranks. Ranchi recorded 44% feeling unsafe, while in Delhi and Faridabad the figure was around 42%. The numbers show a fractured urban landscape where geography shapes womens fears as much as governance.
NEW DELHI: Kohima, Visakhapatnam, Bhubaneswar, Aizawl, Gangtok, Itanagar and Mumbai have emerged as the safest cities in the country for women, while Patna, Jaipur, Faridabad, Delhi, Kolkata, Srinagar and Ranchi were ranked the lowest, according to the National Annual Report & Index on Women's Safety (NARI) 2025. The nationwide index released on Thursday, based on a survey of 12,770 women across 31 cities, placed the national safety score at 65 per cent, categorising cities as much above, above, at, elow or much below this benchmark. Kohima and other top-ranked cities were associated with stronger gender equity, civic participation, policing and women-friendly infrastructure. At the other end of the spectrum, cities like Patna and Jaipur fared poorly due to weak institutional responsiveness, patriarchal norms and gaps in urban infrastructure. Kohima, Vishakhapatnam, Bhubaneswar, Aizawl, Gangtok, Itanagar, Mumbai lead national safety rankings, often correlating with higher gender equity, infrastructure, policing, or civic participation while Ranchi, Srinagar, Kolkata, Delhi, Faridabad, Patna, and Jaipur scored lowest, correlating with poorer infrastructure, patriarchal norms, or weaker institutional responsiveness, the report said. Overall, six in ten women surveyed felt safe in their city, but 40 per cent still considered themselves ot so safe or unsafe. The study revealed sharp drops in perceptions of safety at night, particularly in public transport and recreational spaces. Educational institutions (86 per cent safe) especially in daylight, but safety perceptions fall sharply at night or off-campus. About 91 per cent of women reported safety, yet about half were unclear if their workplace had a POSH (Prevention of Sexual Harassment) policy; those with such policies generally rated them as effective. Only one-fourth of women said they trusted authorities to act effectively on safety complaints. While 69 per cent said current safety efforts were somewhat adequate, over 30 per cent noted significant gaps or failures; only 65 per cent perceived real improvement over the years 2023-2024. Seven per cent of women said they experienced harassment in public spaces in 2024, with the figure doubling to 14 per cent among those under 24. Neighbourhoods (38 per cent) and public transport (29 per cent) were most often flagged as harassment hotspots. Yet, only one in three victims came forward to report the incidents. The report stressed that official crime data alone cannot reflect women's lived reality. Two out of three women do not report harassment, meaning NCRB misses the bulk of incidents, the study said, calling for integration of crime data with perception-based surveys like NARI. Launching the report, National Commission for Women (NCW) chairperson Vijaya Rahatkar said safety cannot be seen merely as a law-and-order issue but as one that affects every aspect of a woman's life whether it is her education, health, work opportunities and freedom of movement. She added that when women feel unsafe, hey limit themselves, and women limiting themselves is not only for their own development, but also for the development of the country. She emphasised that a safe environment was crucial for building a developed and inclusive India, pointing to four dimensions of women's security of physical, psychological, financial and digital nature. It is our responsibility to protect women not just from crimes on the streets but also from cybercrimes, economic discrimination and mental harassment, Rahatkar noted. Highlighting positive measures, she praised the growing presence of women police officers and female drivers in public transport as effective confidence-building steps. In many Union Territories, 33 per cent of police personnel are now women, and this has made a decisive difference in building trust, she said. She also lauded initiatives such as women's helplines, CCTV coverage in smart cities, and improved safety networks at railway stations and bus depots. At the same time, Rahatkar urged society at large to share responsibility. We often blame the system, but we must also ask what we have done. Whether it is using helplines, supporting awareness drives, or simply keeping public toilets clean, society's role is equally important, she said. The NARI index has been conceived by The NorthCap University and Jindal Global Law School and is published by the Group of Intellectuals and Academicians (GIA).
Enforcement Directorate Searches Against Realty Group BPTP In Delhi-NCR
The multiple locations of the Faridabad-based Business Parks Town Planners Pvt. were searched under provisions of the Foreign Exchange Management Act.
Delhi and NCR residents experienced cloudy skies and showers on Tuesday, prompting a yellow alert for Gurugram and Faridabad. Indigo Airlines advised passengers to check flight status due to potential delays. The rainfall kept temperatures in check, with the maximum at 28.6C, while air quality remained satisfactory with an AQI of 62. The IMD forecasts continued thunderstorms and rain.
CBSE to establish six new regional, sub-regional offices to enhance governance
NEW DELHI: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has announced the establishment of six new Regional Offices, Centres of Excellence (CoEs), and Sub-Regional Offices to streamline its operations and improve governance of affiliated schools across the country. According to a notification issued by CBSE Secretary Himanshu Gupta, the decision was taken following the approval of the Finance Committee in December 2024, which was later ratified by the Governing Body and cleared by the Ministry of Education. The new offices are being set up in Gurugram, Lucknow, Raipur, Ranchi, Agartala, Itanagar and Gangtok. These will become fully functional between August and September 2025. Gurugram (Haryana) will cover 12 southern districts of Haryana, including Faridabad, Gurugram, Palwal and Sonipat, and is expected to function from 1 September 2025. Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh) will oversee 30 districts, including Ayodhya, Etawah, Kanpur, Rae Bareli and Unnao, and will also become functional from 1 September 2025. Raipur (Chhattisgarh) will have jurisdiction across Chhattisgarh and became functional on 22 August 2025. Ranchi (Jharkhand) will cover Jharkhand and also became functional on 22 August 2025. Among the Sub-Regional Offices, Agartala (Tripura) will begin functioning from 15 September 2025. Itanagar (Arunachal Pradesh) became functional on 22 August 2025, along with Gangtok (Sikkim), which also started operations on the same date. The notification stated that all schools affiliated with CBSE will now fall under the jurisdictions of these newly established offices. This move will help strengthen administrative reach, ensure better coordination with schools, and enhance educational support services across these regions, the CBSE said.
SC bars feeding of stray dogs on streets, asks civic bodies to create dedicated spaces for it
NEW DELHI: Feeding of stray dogs will not be permitted on streets, the Supreme Court on Friday ruled as it directed the municipal authorities of Delhi-NCR to create dedicated spaces for it. A three-judge special bench headed by Justice Vikram Nath said the feeding areas have to be identified keeping in view the population and concentration of stray dogs in a particular municipal ward. Under no conditions shall the feeding of stray dogs on the streets be permitted, the bench, also comprising Justices Sandeep Mehta and N V Anjaria, said. The top court further directed for the installation of notice boards near designated feeding areas, specifying the area was meant to feed stray dogs. Persons found feeding stray dogs on the streets would be liable to be proceeded with under relevant legal framework. The aforesaid directions are being issued in view of the reports regarding untoward incidents caused by unregulated feeding of stray dogs and to ensure that practice of feeding dogs on the roads and in public places is eliminated as the said practice creates great difficulties for the common man walking on the streets, it added. Each municipal authority was also ordered to create a dedicated helpline for reporting incidents of violation of the directions. The top court ordered appropriate measures against the individual or organisation concerned once complaints were received on the helpline. The bench modified the apex court's August 11 direction prohibiting release of stray dogs from dog shelters in Delhi-National Capital Region (NCR), and said the picked up canines should be sterilised, vaccinated and released back in the same area. The bench, however, said municipal authorities shall continue to comply with the direction asking them to start picking up and rounding stray dogs from all localities of Delhi, Ghaziabad, Noida, Faridabad and Gurugram. The apex court said the August 11 direction prohibiting the release of picked up stray dogs shall be kept in abeyance for the time being. The dogs that are picked up shall be sterilised, dewormed, vaccinated and released back in the same area from which they were picked up, it said. The bench clarified this relocation shall not apply to dogs infected with rabies or suspected to be infected with rabies and those that display aggressive behaviour. The top court passed the order on the interim prayer seeking a stay on some of the directions passed on August 11 by a two-judge bench. The bench delivered its order on Friday in a suo motu case initiated on July 28 over a media report on stray dog bites leading to rabies, particularly among children, in the national capital. Widespread protests were reported across the country following the apex court's August 11 order. Later, the matter came up for hearing on August 14 before a three-judge special bench which observed the whole problem of stray dogs in Delhi-NCR was a result of the inaction of local authorities which did othing in implementing the Animal Birth Control Rules on sterilisation and immunisation of canines.
Shooter involved in firing at YouTuber Elvish Yadav's house held after encounter in Faridabad
FARIDABAD: A shooter involved in firing outside YouTuber and Big Boss OTT winner Elvish Yadav's house in Gurugram was arrested after a brief encounter near Faridpur village here early Friday, police said. The accused, Ishant Gandhi alias Ishu, is a resident of Faridabad. He was shot in the leg and has been hospitalised, they said. According to police, Gandhi was intercepted by a crime branch team from Sector 30, Faridabad, around 4.30 am while he was riding a motorcycle. When signalled to stop, he allegedly tried to flee and opened fire at the team, they said. In retaliation, police fired at his feet, injuring him, after which he was arrested. Gandhi was one of the shooters who fired at YouTuber Elvish Yadav's house in Gurugram on August 17. He is admitted to the hospital and we will interrogate him after he is discharged, said Mukesh Malhotra, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Crime), Faridabad. According to police, CCTV camera footage captured Gandhi firing during the incident. Three bike-borne attackers sprayed over two dozen rounds outside Yadav's residence in Gurugram's Sector 57 on August 17. Yadav was not at home when the incident took place around 5.30 am. 'Bhau gang' claimed responsibility for the attack, accusing Yadav of promoting a betting app, said police. #WATCH | Faridabad, Haryana | Firing at Elvish Yadav's residence | Faridabad Crime Branch arrested an accused named Ishant alias Ishu Gandhi in an encounter, who allegedly fired outside the residence of Elvish Yadav in Gurugram on August 17. The accused was taken to the pic.twitter.com/iExWqfyH93 ANI (@ANI) August 22, 2025
Elvish Yadav firing case: Faridabad Police nabs suspect after encounter
Faridabad Crime Branch apprehended Ishant, alias Ishu Gandhi, following a police encounter after he allegedly opened fire outside Elvish Yadav's Gurugram residence. The incident, which occurred on August 17, involved three masked individuals discharging over a dozen rounds. Authorities are investigating the motive and potential links to wider criminal activity, raising security concerns for high-profile social media figures.
Man Who Shot At Elvish Yadav's Gurugram House Arrested In Police Encounter
The accused, identified as Ishant alias Ishu Gandhi, fired more than half a dozen rounds at the Faridabad Crime Branch team with an automatic pistol.
'Weve Been Drowning in Sewage for 7 Years in Faridabad, But No One Cares'
Seven years on, Roshan Nagar's Rs 150-crore sewer project remains untouched, except for a foundation stone.
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.
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.
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.
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).
Greater Noida to Faridabad in just 30 minutes? UP govt reveals plan to cut travel time
The UP government has approved a second link road between Greater Noida and Faridabad via the Manjhawali bridge, aiming to reduce travel time to 30 minutes. This four-lane corridor, connecting Yamuna Expressway and Eastern Peripheral Expressway, will serve as a crucial link for Haryana-bound passengers and decongest key routes.
Met IAS Vaishali Sigh, a law students from Faridabad, who cracked UPSC exam in her second attempt.
IIM Jammu signs MoU with NHPC Ltd
Excelsior Correspondent FARIDABAD, July 31: The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Jammu and NHPC Limited-a Navratna Public Sector Enterprise under the Ministry of Power, Government of India, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a long-term strategic partnership focused on capacity building, consultancy, research, case development, and academic collaboration. The MoU was formally signed today by Cmdr Kesavan Baskkaran(R), Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) IIM Jammu, and Rajeev R Asthana, General Manager (HRD), NHPC at the NHPC Corporate Office, [] The post IIM Jammu signs MoU with NHPC Ltd appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Delhi Weather Update: New Delhi experienced a rainy Thursday with temperatures ranging from 26.4C to 30.1C and a high chance of continued rainfall. Commuters are advised to exercise caution due to slippery roads and potential waterlogging.
CHANDIGARH: A full-scale multi-state disaster mock drill 'Exercise Suraksha Chakra will be conducted in Gurugram, Rewari, Faridabad, Nuh and Palwal districts of Haryana on August 1. It will be conducted by the Revenue and Disaster Management department of the State, along with the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), to strengthen real-time emergency response capabilities for the entire National Capital Region (NCR). Haryana Financial Commissioner Revenue Dr Sumita Misra said that the comprehensive disaster management exercise is underway as part of a four-day initiative till August 1 for the entire National Capital Region (NCR). The initiative aims to rigorously assess and strengthen real-time emergency response capabilities in the face of large-scale disasters such as earthquakes and industrial chemical hazards. The exercise involves participation from Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Delhi across 18 districts, alongside the Indian Armys HQ Western Command and HQ Delhi Area. The exercise also aims to strengthen inter-agency coordination, validate existing disaster management plans, and rigorously test real-time emergency response capabilities through a unified approach involving administration, armed forces, emergency services, and community stakeholders, Incident Response System (IRS) across all levels, strengthen Emergency Support Functions (ESFs), identify resource gaps, she added. Misra emphasised, This initiative sets a benchmark for disaster resilience in Haryana and is expected to significantly enhance the state's capacity to manage real-life emergencies through proactive planning, effective coordination, and inclusive participation. She said that the exercise will unfold in phases. On July 30, a Table Top Exercise (TTEx) will be conducted simultaneously at Manekshaw Centre. Various Centre, State and district officials responders shall discuss scenarios and formulate Incident Action Plans (IAPs). The exercise will culminate on August 1 with a full-scale Mock Exercise conducted simultaneously across all participating districts, featuring live simulations at five sites per district: a school, government building, residential area, hospital, and industrial zone. Misra said that District Disaster Management Authorities (DDMAs) have received directives to activate Emergency Operations Centres (EOCs) and conduct pre-mock awareness campaigns, ensuring the clear demarcation of staging areas, medical aid posts, relief camps, and safe evacuation routes. They are also tasked with actively involving Aapda Mitra, Red Cross, NCC, NSS, NYKS volunteers, and NGOs, and coordinating extensively with local stakeholders. Crucially, all risky real-life simulations for civilians will be avoided, with trained personnel from NDRF, SDRF, and Fire Services conducting all rescue operations. During the full-scale exercise on August 1, sirens will sound at 9 AM, initiating the drill, followed by immediate evacuation procedures, she added. Following the exercise, a state-level debriefing and feedback session, chaired by senior officers, will be held to evaluate the exercise. Observers will provide performance reviews and self-assessment reports to identify strengths, weaknesses, and areas for improvement, with a comprehensive final report, including videos and photographs, to be compiled for future reference. 'Exercise Suraksha Chakra' is part of a nationwide directive from the Prime Minister to conduct large scale, multi-state, multi-agency preparedness exercises. It marks the first large-scale disaster simulation specifically focusing on the National Capital Region (NCR), with a strong emphasis on integrating technological, administrative, and community-based responses, thereby significantly enhancing the region's overall disaster resilience.
'She Was Muslim...': Haryana Man Kills Girlfriend In Hotel Room After 10-Year Relationship
According to police, the murder took place on July 24 inside a hotel in IP Colony under Sector-31 police station of Faridabad
Delhis Sarita Vihar flyover, a key route connecting southeast Delhi with Noida and Faridabad, is partially shut from Badarpur to Ashram for urgent repairs until 8 August. The Public Works Department resumed work after months of delays caused by pollution curbs, elections and weather. Delhi Traffic Police has deployed extra personnel and issued diversions to manage expected congestion. Commuters are advised to use two alternate routes and avoid the stretch during peak hours to reduce pressure on affected corridors.
Punjab Police reveal bomb threats to Golden Temple were sent through 'dark net', VPN
CHANDIGARH: Police have revealed that the emails sent to the Shiromani Parkhandak Gurdwara Committee (SGPC) threatening to bomb the Golden Temple were sent via the 'Dark Net' and 'Virtual Private Network' (VPN). Sources said that the SGPC received nine threats via email since July 14. Three days ago, Sri Guru Ram Dass Ji International Airport at Amritsar received an RDX blast threat, following which the CISF and Punjab Police tightened the security around the airport. On July 18, the Nanakjhira Gurdwara management in Bidar in Karnataka also received an RDX blast threat. Sources said that all threatening emails had similar content, as the sender repeatedly raised issues related to the people of Tamil Nadu, criticising the government of that state. We strongly believe that the emails were sent from Tamil Nadu, but we have to substantiate it with technical evidence. We have approached a US-based software company and its subsidiary companies, which can provide the source of the same; we are waiting for a response. We have also informed central agencies, said an officer on condition of anonymity. The police arrested Shubham Dubey from Faridabad in Haryana following a technical probe. His laptop and mobile were seized and sent for forensic analysis. Meanwhile, Congress MPs from Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh on Thursday staged a demonstration outside the parliament house, demanding immediate action related to threats being issued to the Golden Temple in Amritsar. Those who joined the protest included Amarinder Singh Raja Warring, Charanjit Singh Cahnni, Dr Amar Singh, Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa, Dharamvir Gandhi, Manish Tewari, Kumari Selja, Sher Singh Ghubaya and Gurjeet Singh Aujla. Later, talking to the media, Punjab Congress President and Ludhiana MP Warring pointed out that threats were continuously being issued against the Golden Temple. He said that while the Punjab government had claimed to have arrested one of the accused, he was said to be not involved in issuing the threats. He said, the union government and the union Home Ministry must take serious note of these threats and identify the culprits and bring them to book. They must understand the seriousness and sensitivity of the matter, he added.
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ED arrests three in 1,000 crore real estate fraud case
Promoters of Universal Buildwell accused of diverting funds from homebuyers across eight projects in Gurugram and Faridabad
Heavy rain lashed parts of the national capital on Wednesday, bringing much-needed relief from the prevailing heat and contributing to ongoing monsoon activity in the region but also leading to waterlogging and traffic snarls.
An earthquake of magnitude 3.2 struck Faridabad in Haryana at the early hours of Tuesday. This was the third earthquake to hit Delhi-NCR in the last 13 days. Delhi lies in high-risk Seismic Zone IV, which has active faults. Experts say this is due to stress released by tremors.
Mumbai woman loses Rs 8 crore to online stock scam over two months after WhatsApp message
A 62-year-old housewife in Mumbai was defrauded of approximately Rs 8 crore in a cyber scam that promised high stock market returns, initiated via WhatsApp. Similarly, a Bengaluru student lost 3.7 crore and a Faridabad woman lost 7.59 crore in comparable scams. Authorities are urging caution regarding investment offers received through social media and messaging apps.
Earthquake of magnitude 3.2 jolts Faridabad, Haryana
New Delhi: A mild earthquake of magnitude 3.2 struck Faridabad in Haryana during the early hours of Tuesday, as per the National Centre for Seismology (NCS). The tremor occurred at 6:00 a.m. IST at a shallow depth of 5 kilometres. The NCS shared the seismic data on social media platform X, stating: EQ of M: Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Earthquake hits Faridabad, tremors felt in Delhi-NCR
The National Centre for Seismology said an earthquake of 3.2 magnitude was recorded at 6 a.m., with Faridabad as its epicentre; tremors were felt in Delhi, NCR but no reports of any damage
Tremors felt in Delhi-NCR as 3.2 magnitude earthquake hits Faridabad
Early Tuesday morning, Delhi-NCR experienced tremors from a 3.2 magnitude earthquake. The National Centre for Seismology reported the quake's epicentre was in Faridabad, occurring at 6 am. The earthquake's depth was 5 km, located at 28.29 degrees north latitude and 72.21 degrees east longitude. Fortunately, there were no reported casualties or property damage.
Earthquake Of Magnitude 3.2 Strikes Haryana's Faridabad
An earthquake of magnitude 3.2 struck Faridabad in Haryana at the early hours of Tuesday, according to National Centre for Seismology (NCS).
Kanwar Yatra 2025: Delhi-Faridabad Route Closed Till July 23, Check Alternate Routes
Kanwar Yatra 2025: The Agra Canal Road (Eco Park Road) will be completely closed for vehicular movement.
Software Engineer Detained Over E-Mails Threatening To Blow Up Golden Temple
A software engineer was rounded up from Faridabad in connection with the five e-mails sent to the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) threatening to blow up the Golden Temple, officials said on Friday.
Faridabad man applies for father's death certificate, receives birth certificate; clerk penalised
The Haryana Right to Service Commission penalised a clerk in Faridabad for mistakenly issuing a birth certificate instead of a death certificate, fining him Rs 3,000 and ordering Rs 3,000 compensation to the applicant.
Jharkhand to get Asias largest super specialty hospital soon: Health Minister Dr Irfan Ansari
RANCHI: Ranchi will soon be home to 'RIMS-2' (Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences - 2), Asias largest state-of-the-art super specialty hospital. The upcoming 2,600-bed facility will offer multi-super specialty services under one roof, positioning Jharkhand as a leading destination for advanced healthcare and medical tourism in India. Notably, Health Minister Dr Irfan Ansari, along with Additional Chief Secretary of Health Department, Ajay Kumar Singh, recently visited Amrita Hospital in Faridabad, Delhi and studied the medical, management and research capabilities there in detail. RIMS-2 will be developed on the lines of Amrita model. Some of the key features of RIMS-2 will be a state-of-the-art integrated super specialty hospital with a capacity of 2600 beds, all super specialty services like cardiology, oncology, neurosurgery, orthopedics will be available. A state-of-the-art research center and telemedicine unit will also be arranged, along with complete treatment and teaching facilities to patients in a single campus. According to Health Minister, This is not just a hospital, but a transformative step to take the medical system of Jharkhand to the global stage. This project will be implemented at a rapid pace under the leadership of Chief Minister Hemant Soren. We are bringing the dreams of the Chief Minister to the ground, said the Health Minister. The work that could not be done in the last 20 years is now being made a reality in Jharkhand, he said, further adding that, In the coming time, RIMS-2 will become a new standard of healthcare for the entire country. Referring to the financial structure of the project, Additional Chief Secretary Ajay Kumar Singh said that financial assistance of Rs 1000 crore will be received from the Asian Development Bank, while the remaining amount will be spent from the state plan head. After the completion of this project, Jharkhand will become the major healthcare hub and medical tourism destination not only of eastern India but of the entire country, said Additional Chief Secretary. This will prove to be a new ray of hope not only for the people of Jharkhand but also for the patients of the entire country, he added. The announcement was made after a high-level meeting of concerned departments, headed by Health Minister Irfan Ansari. Additional Chief Secretary to the Chief Minister Avinash Kumar, Secretary of Building Construction Department Arwa Rajkamal and Secretary of Road Construction Department Sunil Kumar were present in this important meeting.
Punjab Police detain software engineer over e-mails threatening to blow up Golden Temple
CHANDIGARH: Punjab Police have detained a 24-year-old software engineer from Haryana, in connection with a series of threatening emails sent to the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC), warning of a plan to blow up the Golden Temple in Amritsar using RDX. According to police, seven emails were sent in the past five days. Investigators revealed that a significant portion of the email content was linked to Tamil Nadu. Sources said that the alleged suspect has been identified as Shubham Dubey who hails from Faridabad in Haryana. Terming it as a partial success Amritsar Police Commissioner Gurpreet Singh Bhullar said that said Dubey is a BTech-degree holder and has worked with two software companies but is currently unemployed. He was taken into custody for questioning, his laptop and mobile phones have been seized and sent for forensic examination. Bhullar added that central agencies were also involved in the probe and added the suspect was associated with multiple software companies. Dubey has been brought to Amritsar by the state police after we got lead with the help of central agencies and the state cyber-crime cell. We are investigating his role in sending threat emails. He is being questioned. It is partial success in the case. We are awaiting information from internet service providers and have sent them requests for the same. A sizeable information is yet to come, he added. Bhullar further said that that a major content of the emails is related to Tamil Nadu and they also talk about the DMK and girl students of Anna University. We are checking the role of Dubey to get a breakthrough, he said. Since July 14 (Monday) the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) has received seven emails threatening blow up the Golden Temple with the latest being received today. In response, police have intensified security measures in and around the temple. Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann urged the public yesterday to be wary of rumours and assert that the state government would not allow any compromise with security. We will not allow any compromise on the security of Punjab. Our security agencies and the Punjab Police are fully alert. I appeal to the people of Punjab to be cautious of rumours. All religious places are sacred and revered by us. We are fully committed to their security. Anti-national and anti-social forces will be dealt with utmost strictness, he wrote on X. After the Golden Temple complex received a bomb threats the state police deployed a dog squad at the premises as part of a security check. Panic grips nearly 40 schools in Bengaluru following bomb threat mails
Dr Jitendra inspects Indias first of its kind upcoming Medical Research Centre
Excelsior Correspondent FARIDABAD, July 15 : Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Science and Technology, Dr. Jitendra Singh, today visited the Translational Health Science & Technology Institute (THSTI) here, on the occasion of its 16th Foundation Day and took stock of the ongoing work at the first-of-its-kind upcoming Medical Research Centre (MRC), a key infrastructure project aimed at strengthening Indias clinical research capabilities. THSTI, an autonomous institute under the Department of Biotechnology, is in the final stages of establishing [] The post Dr Jitendra inspects Indias first of its kind upcoming Medical Research Centre appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
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Earthquake of magnitude 4.4 jolts Delhi-NCR
New Delhi: Strong tremors from an earthquake were felt across Delhi-NCR on Thursday, causing panic among residents in the National Capital, Noida, Gurugram, Faridabad, and other nearby areas. According to the National Centre for Seismology, the earthquake was measured to be of 4.4 magnitude on the Richter scale. The epicentre was reported to be in Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Earthquake in Delhi-NCR, tremors felt in Noida, Gurugram, Faridabad
An earthquake with a magnitude of 4.4 on the Richter Scale hit Jhajjar, Haryana today at 9:04 am IST.
Strong Earthquake tremors jolt Delhi-NCR
The tremors were felt in parts of Haryana including Gurugram, Faridabad, Rohtak and Sonipat.
107-Year-Old Who Fought Beside Bhagat Singh, Bose & Azad Now Lives Alone In An Old Age Home
Sant Ram Jaiswal, 107, a freedom fighter with Bhagat Singh and Subhash Chandra Bose, now lives in Tau Devi Lal Old Age Home in Faridabad after losing his family
BIG update on fuel ban for end-of-life vehicles in Delhi-NCR, it will now come into force from...
The 'no fuel' scheme for EOL vehicles will also be implemented in Gurugram, Faridabad, Noida, Ghaziabad and Sonipat from this date.
On Camera, Man Dies Of Heart Attack While Exercising At Faridabad Gym
A 35-year-old man died of a heart attack while working out at a gym in Faridabad. The incident occurred on Tuesday morning when the man, Pankaj, was practising triceps extension and fell flat on the floor.
CHANDIGARH: Demanding the declaration of No-Go-Area zones for waste dumping, burning and landfills, over 100 geo-tagged locations across five districts of Haryana, Gurugram, Faridabad, Nuh, Rewari and Charkhi Dadri, have been highlighted in the second part of the State of the Haryana Aravallis: Citizens Report . The Aravalli mountain range, estimated to be over two billion years old, is under serious threat due to rampant violations, according to the report submitted by the People for Aravallis group to Union Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change Bhupender Yadav and Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini. Neelam Ahluwalia, Founder Member of People for Aravallis, said the report underscores how illegal industrial waste burning continues in several villages despite a blanket ban imposed by the Nuh Deputy Commissioner in early May this year on open waste burning within the ecologically fragile Aravalli region. The report highlights how, in direct violation of the blanket ban imposed by Nuh Deputy Commissioner in early May this year on open waste burning within the ecologically fragile Aravalli region, alleged illegal industrial waste burning continues in Khori Khurd, Khori Kalan, Sonari, Gurnawat, Rangala, Naharpur, Sewka and other villages in Tauru, which is resulting in severe air, soil and groundwater pollution, she said. It also throws light on the pollution being caused in the eco-sensitive Aravalli region as a result of the infamous Bandhwari landfill and a landfill site near ITI Colony on the old Sohna-Alwar road, where mixed waste is being dumped daily. Regular fires at both landfill sites in the Gurugram Aravallis emit dangerous toxins, as organic waste, e-waste, plastic, chemicals and hazardous waste are all burnt together, adding to Delhi-NCRs and Haryanas air pollution, heat index and climate sensitivity, she claimed. She further said, The report also highlights how, over the last few years, hazardous solid waste from the Bandhwari landfill and other kinds of waste have been dumped in mining quarries and forest areas across many locations in the Gurugram and Faridabad Aravallis, contaminating the soil, surface and groundwater in NCRs lifeline for clean air, water recharge and wildlife habitat. The Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) had tested samples of the solid waste from the Bandhwari landfill dumped in one of the Aravalli forest areas near the landfill and found a high concentration of pathogens and toxic metals. Dumped waste lying in 100-plus locations across five districts of the state where the Aravalli range runs, as mentioned in the report, must be removed from these eco-sensitive areas immediately and disposed of in a responsible manner. It is critical to establish a mechanism for strict monitoring and accountability, which is completely lacking at this point, in order to bring any positive change to the current extremely dismal health of the Aravallis, she said. Neelam added, We urge the government to constitute Aravalli Protection Task Force Committees in all the Aravalli districts, headed by the DC of each district under the supervision of the Chief Secretary. Strict accountability with severe consequences is a must to ensure that government officials do their job without neglect and in a proactive manner to safeguard the Aravallis, so that our cattle, wildlife and people in the Aravalli districts in Haryana can live with dignity, without gasping for breath, drinking toxic water and being sick. Dr Rajendra Singh, the globally renowned water conservationist, said, Aquifers lying beneath the Aravallis are interconnected and any disturbance or alterations in the pattern due to toxic landfills and waste dumping can significantly alter the purity of the groundwater table. Aravallis need to be declared as a No-Go area for waste dumping, burning, landfills and waste plants, as we cannot afford to pollute our green lungs, critical water recharge zones and wildlife habitats any further. Dr Shyamala Mani, Senior Waste Management Expert who works as Senior Advisor at the Centre for Chronic Disease Control and is a former professor at the National Institute of Urban Affairs, said, Sustainable waste management is the need of the hour. No fresh, mixed waste should go to the existing landfill sites in the Aravallis. Focus must be on decentralised waste management, source segregation and maximum resource recovery from waste, so that minimal waste goes to the landfills, which must be set up outside the eco-sensitive Aravalli region. The use of single-use plastic items must be banned in all the Aravalli districts. Earlier, a month ago, Part 1 of the Citizens Report, which focused on the worrying state of the Aravallis due to rampant mining, deforestation and illegal encroachments, was submitted.
Delhi anticipates a blend of heat and scattered rain on June 28, 2025. The IMD forecasts a high of 39.9C with an 89% chance of light rain. Showers are expected in the afternoon and evening. A shift in weather is predicted from June 29, bringing moderate to heavy rainfall. June 30 is likely to be the wettest day.
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Faridabad womans murder probe reveals father-in-law raped her before killing
FARIDABAD: The investigation into the case of a woman who was buried after her murder in Haryana's Faridabad has revealed that the victim was allegedly raped by her father-in-law before her murder, said police. The mother-in-law of the victim was also allegedly involved in the murder, and she has been arrested, police said, adding that police are now searching for the victim's husband Arun, who is still at large. The main accused, father-in-law Bhoop Singh, was taken on three days of police remand again by the crime unit. During interrogation, he allegedly revealed that the murder was pre-planned, an official said. The murder of 24-year-old Tannu was planned on April 15, and her husband and mother-in-law were also allegedly involved in the plan, a senior investigating officer said. During interrogation, Bhoop Singh allegedly revealed that as per the plan, the victim's mother-in-law was sent to attend her niece's wedding in Etah, Uttar Pradesh on April 15. On the night of April 21, Arun allegedly mixed sleeping pills in the food of his wife Tannu and sister Kajal, according to the police. Both of them fell into a deep sleep in their separate rooms on the ground and the first floor. A senior police officer said it was decided that the father-in-law alone would kill Tannu, and Arun went to the room on the ground floor. Bhoop Singh entered Tannu's room late night and was preparing to strangle her with a dupatta. But before killing his unconscious daughter-in-law, he allegedly raped her, the officer said, adding that he did not tell his son and wife about the rape. After some time, he called Arun upstairs to the room and both of them allegedly took the body and threw it in a pit that had already been dug in the street. They put bricks and soil on top of it. The people in the neighbourhood were told that the pit was meant for sewerage, added the officer. The pit was dug before Naib Tehsildar Jaswant Singh, and Tannu's body was exhumed. An FIR was registered against four of the in-laws' family -Bhoop Singh, his wife Sonia, son Arun Singh, and daughter Kajal - at Palla police station. Tannu was killed and buried in front of her house allegedly by her in-laws, who managed to keep the body hidden for almost two months by reporting her missing. The victim, a native of Shikohabad in the Firozabad district of Uttar Pradesh, had married Arun Singh of Roshan Nagar area here two years ago.
Faridabad Woman, Murdered And Found Buried In Pit, Was Raped By Father-In-Law
Tanu Rajput, who was found murdered in Faridabad, was allegedly raped by her father-in-law, with her husband and mother-in-law involved in the pre-planned crime.
Raped By Father-In-Law, Buried In Pit: New Details Of Faridabad Woman Murder
First she was raped by her father-in-law before being murdered and buried in a pit dug outside her marital home in Haryana's Faridabad. Disturbing new details have emerged in the killing of a 24-year-old woman from Uttar Pradesh.
Buried in the street: Faridabad woman killed after alleged rape by father-in-aw
A shocking crime unfolds in Faridabad. Tannu, a 24-year-old woman, was murdered. Police investigation reveals a disturbing truth. Her father-in-law allegedly raped and killed her. The crime was pre-planned with family involvement. The mother-in-law is arrested. The husband, Arun Singh, is absconding. Police are actively searching for him. The father-in-law, Bhoop Singh, is in custody and confessed to the crime.
Father-in-law raped Faridabad woman before murder: Cops
The investigation into the case of a woman who was buried after her murder in Haryana's Faridabad has revealed that the victim was allegedly raped by her father-in-law before her murder, said police.
Delhi and its neighboring cities are still awaiting the monsoon's arrival, despite forecasts of rain. The IMD reports that anticyclonic circulation is currently blocking the monsoon's progress, impacting parts of Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, and Rajasthan as well. A shift in weather patterns is expected in the next few days, potentially allowing the monsoon to advance.
Video: Faridabad Cook Slapped 8 Times, Verbally Abused By Employer
A female cook was verbally abused and slapped eight times by her employer in Faridabad last week, police said on Thursday.
Faridabad tragedy: How a 74-year-old fell to his death from 14th floor while watering plants
In Faridabad's Sector 88, a 74-year-old retired banker, Khulwant Singh, tragically died after falling from the 14th floor of his residential building. While watering plants on an iron bridge connecting two towers, a rusted section gave way, causing his fatal fall.
Faridabad Man Falls To Death From 14th Floor As Skywalk Slab Collapses While Watering Plants
The residents had flagged the poor condition of skywalks to the Resident Welfare Association, however, no action was taken on the matter, officials said.
