Ixigo to invest heavily in hotel business and brand expansion
Gurugram-based Le Travenues Technologies, the parent company of travel aggregator Ixigo, has announced plans to use part of its 1,296 crore fundraise for hotel business expansion and brand strengthening.
Karwa Chauth 2025: Check moonrise timings in Delhi, Noida, Gurugram
Karwa Chauth 2025 brings traditional charm to Delhi-NCR, with devotees observing the fast and preparing for the much-awaited moonrise tonight.
Signature Global receives approval to raise up to Rs 875 crore through NCDs
Signature Global is raising Rs 875 crore through non-convertible debentures. The company's debenture committee approved the issuance of 87,500 debentures. This move follows a strong financial performance with a 386% year-on-year profit increase. Signature Global also acquired new land in Sohna. The real estate developer holds significant market share in the NCR and Gurugram regions.
PeakAmp bets on circular energy for Indias EV future
Gurugram startup PeakAmp is building a circular ecosystem for end-of-life batteries, turning waste into value through reuse, recycling, and recovery.
M3M India completes high-street retail project in Gurugram at Rs 800 cr cost
Realty firm M3M India has finished a major retail project in Gurugram. The project, named M3M Route 65, involved an investment of Rs 800 crore. It spans 4 acres and offers 5.64 lakh sq ft of commercial space. The project will become fully operational by March next year. Retail space handover begins this month.
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.
Ragini Das, a Gurugram entrepreneur, has returned to Google as Head of Google for Startups India, a full-circle moment after a missed offer in 2013. Her journey includes a significant stint at Zomato and co-founding leap.club, a women's professional network. After a break, she's back at the tech giant, ready to empower India's startup scene.
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.
PlaySuper is turning mobile gameplay into real-world rewards
Gurugram-based PlaySuper is building Indias next-gen gaming commerce ecosystem. It helps mobile games boost retention, lets players redeem coins for products, and gives brands a direct line to highly engaged gamers.
'The Ba***Ds Of Bollywood' star Manish shares his love story
Actor Manish Chaudhari and his wife Shruti Mishra have opened up about their love story. They share a 17-year age difference. It took two years to convince Shruti's parents. Their proposal was casual during the COVID-19 pandemic. The couple married two years ago in Gurugram. Their journey highlights love transcending societal norms.
Delhiites home in on community living, rentals scale new high
New gated condominiums in central and west Delhi are attracting residents, leading to a surge in rental prices comparable to high-end South Delhi and Gurugram. Developers are launching premium projects, transforming the NCR luxury housing market and shifting preferences towards integrated, modern living experiences within the capital.
Video: Huge Traffic Jam In Gurugram, Flight Advisories In Delhi After Heavy Rain
Heavy rain caused a massive traffic jam in Gurugram this evening. A video shows never-ending rows of cars, moving at a snail's pace, spanning several kilometres.
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.
This Haryana city tops list with most billionaires, richest has Rs 39936 crore net worth, name is...
Haryana is home to the most billionaires in the state and ranks 9th nationwide. Known for its thriving business ecosystem, tech startups, and booming real estate sector, Gurugram's rapid growth and proximity to Delhi make it an attractive destination for billionaires and entrepreneurs.
Murder accused Nepali criminal killed in police encounter in Delhi
Bhim Mahabahadur Jora was involved in at least six cases of murder, dacoity, and burglary across Delhi, Gurugram, Gujarat, and Bengaluru, the police officer added
ED searches in Delhi-NCR fake call centre case
New Delhi, Oct 7: The Enforcement Directorate on Tuesday conducted searches at multiple locations in Delhi-NCR as part of a money laundering probe against a fake call centre that is alleged to have duped numerous foreigners to the tune of millions of US dollars, officials said. At least 15 premises in Delhi, Noida and Gurugram apart from those in Mumbai were raided under the provisions of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA). The ED probe stems from multiple FIRs [] The post ED searches in Delhi-NCR fake call centre case appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Delhi-Gurugram police neutralise notorious Nepalese criminal Bhim Jora
Delhi Polices South-East District and Gurugram Crime Branch neutralised notorious criminal Bhim Mahabahadur Jora in an armed encounter near Aastha Kunj Park. Wanted in multiple murders, dacoities, and burglaries across Delhi, Gurugram, Gujarat, and Bengaluru, Jora was declared dead at AIIMS
Living in high-tech cities comes with its own set of challenges, one of which is the difference in cost of living between two cities despite having the same job and salary. Here is a detailed look at why Gurugram is more expensive than Bengaluru, even when earning the same paycheck.
Dreaded Nepalese criminal Bhim Mahabahadur Jora killed in joint Delhi-Gurugram Police encounter
According to DCP South East Hemant Tiwari, acting on a secret tip-off about the movement of Jora, a joint team was constituted under the supervision of Insp. Rajender Singh Dagar, In-charge, Special Staff, South-East District, and Insp. Narender Sharma, In-charge, Crime Branch, Gurugram. The operation was launched around midnight to intercept the accused.
'A Prison Sentence': Gurugram Resident's Rant About Noida Commute Viral
The user dubbed the journey a prison sentence, revealing that six to seven hours of their day were spent simply travelling to and from the office.
According to Western Railway, the Sabarmati to Gurugram Vande Bharat Superfast Special train, numbered 09401, will currently operate as a one-way service.
Weather Update: Parts of Delhi-NCR receive heavy rainfall, IMD predicts more shower till...
Delhi and its adjoining cities experienced heavy rainfall in the early hours of Monday, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) issuing an orange alert for the national capital. The alert was in effect till 3:42 am, while Gurugram's warning was in place till 2:08 am. Ghaziabad and Noida, on the other hand, were placed under a yellow alert, which was in effect till 1:55 am.
Why does IITian dislike leaving office early? It's not due to workaholism or toxic workplace
An IIT Gandhinagar graduate in Gurugram sparked discussion by revealing he dislikes leaving office early to avoid city traffic. By adjusting his work hours, he reclaims mornings for personal growth, enhancing mental energy and productivity. He advocates for flexible schedules as an underrated hack to improve well-being and work performance.
Playing for power in Haryanas Ahirwal belt
The Ahirs, also known as the Yadavs and categorised as a backward class in Haryana, comprise just a little over 5% of the States electorate, but wield considerable power in the Gurugram-Rewari-Mahendragarh region. Two of the communitys leaders from the BJP, both from political families, struggle for dominance, while a third who is a self-made politician has sprung to prominence
Read here to know what does Tanmay Jain do to avoid traffic in Gurugram.
How urban India rethinks office space
From Mumbai to Gurugram, managed workspaces redefine flexibility, cost-efficiency and modern corporate experience in the post-pandemic work culture
Delivery Boy Arrested For Allegedly Kidnapping, Raping Minor In Gurugram
A delivery boy was arrested for allegedly kidnapping and raping an 8-year-old girl in Gurugram Sector 93, police said on Thursday.
Video: Fireworks Set Off From Scorpio On Delhi Highway, Cops Hunt For Driver
It's festive season in India, and it's not an uncommon sight to find people pulling off extremely dangerous stunts on the road for social media clout. One such incident has emerged from Gurugram.
BOUNCEinc Brings Its High-Energy Experience to Gurugram with Unique Recruitment Drive
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North East India Festival (NEIF) chief organiser Shyamkanu Mahanta and singer Zubeen Gargs manager Siddhartha Sharma have been remanded to 14 days' police custody in connection with the singers death in Singapore. The two were arrested and flown to Guwahati from Delhi. Mahanta was held upon arrival at Delhis Indira Gandhi International Airport from Singapore, while Sharma was tracked and arrested from an apartment in Gurugram after reportedly travelling across Delhi and Rajasthan. Due to Durga Puja holidays, they were produced at the residence of the Kamrup Chief Judicial Magistrate, who granted 14-day police custody. The duo was then taken to the CID office for further interrogation. Zubeen Garg died of drowning in the sea in Singapore on September 19. The Assam government formed a 10-member Special Investigation Team (SIT), led by Special DGP M.P. Gupta, to probe the circumstances surrounding his death. Speaking from Jorhat, where she attended the singers 13th-day rituals, Zubeens wife Garima Saikia Garg said she is satisfied with the arrests and hopes the truth behind her husband's final moments will emerge soon. I have full faith in the investigating team, she said. (With inputs from PTI) Zubeen Gargs death: Assam government bans festival organiser amid demand for CBI probe
NEW DELHI: Over 5,000 new pilots are expected to be trained over the next decade in the advanced pilot training centre at Gurugram, inaugurated on Tuesday by Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu. The state-of-the-art facility is a 50:50 joint venture between Airbus and Air India. In a statement, Naidu said, Through this joint venture, ten cutting-edge simulators, including Indias first A350 simulators, will be installed with a planned investment of over Rs 1,000 crore. Billing it as a milestone for Indias rapidly growing aviation ecosystem, the Minister added, This landmark facility will ensure self-reliance in pilot training, advancing PM Narendra Modijis vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat. An official release from the airline said the Air India-Airbus training centre (located inside the Air India Aviation Training Academy) will support the exponential growth of commercial aviation in India. It is designed to train pilots for the Airbus 320 and A350 aircraft families, and its courses are approved by both the Directorate General of Civil Aviation and the European Union Aviation Safety Agency. The 12,000 sqm centre is now equipped with two Rull Flight Simulators for the Airbus A320 family aircraft. It will be further equipped with six A320 simulators and two A350 simulators progressively, the release said. JrgenWestermeier, President & Managing Director, Airbus India and South Asia, said, This is more than a joint venture; it is a strategic investment in the future of the Indian aerospace industry itself. India is a strategic powerhouse for Airbus, and this state-of-the-art facility is a testament to our belief in its immense potential. Campbell Wilson, MD & CEO, Air India, said:Air India is in an expansion mode with 570 new aircraft on order and the new pilot training centre at our Aviation Training Academy in Gurugram,a part of which is being executed with Airbus, will help train and upskill pilots who will fuel Air Indias ambition of becoming a world-class airline. This facility is a major step forward in our transformation journey and in making Air India and the Indian aviation industry more self-reliant. The existing Air India Aviation Training Academy, opened in 2024, is already South Asias biggest aviation training academy. It is currently training over 2,000 aviation professionals. Within the next few years, it plans to train over 50,000 aviation professionals, including pilots, cabin crew, ground handling, engineering, and security staff. It has the best-in-class equipment for immersive training on Safety and Emergency Procedures (SEP) along with service training, grooming, voice, and accent training for cabin crew, the release said. In addition, Air India is also in the process of setting up South Asias largest Flying Training Organisation (FTO) at Amravati in Maharashtra which aims to graduate 180 commercial pilots annually, it added.
Amid the broad road network in Delhi-NCR, another highway is set to be built to make Delhi-Gurugram more convenient. An elevated corridor will be constructed between Delhi and Gurugram to ease connectivity and make faster travel possible.
Heavy rains lash parts of Delhi, chokes traffic
Social media was flooded with reports of traffic snarls, particularly near Tikona Park close to Jamia Millia Islamia, and a 25-minute jam on the flyover near the Radisson Hotel on NH-48, affecting commuters travelling from Delhi to Gurugram
Travelling between AIIMS and Gurugram currently takes from 50 minutes to 1.5 hours depending upon the traffic flow
Wife Strangled, Husband Hangs Himself: Confession Video Reveals Murder-Suicide In Gurugram
A team reached the scene to find the flat locked from inside. After breaking the door, they discovered a couple dead in one of the rooms
Experts say early genetic tests help to choose healthy lifestyle, control diseases
BENGALURU: Gone are the days when a heart attack or cancer were associated with stress, unhealthy lifestyle and bad eating habits. Genetics always played an underlying role, and medical experts point out that early testing of ones genetic pattern will now be beneficial in choosing the right and healthy lifestyle to control diseases at the right time. And age is no factor in this. I always knew that Type-2 diabetes is genetic, and there was no such case in my house. My parents are not diabetic. I love my sweets. However, over time, I started repeatedly falling ill. I used to get tired at college and work. My workouts were also becoming strenuous. I started undergoing multiple tests and treatments for my deteriorating health. Doctors advised me to get a genetic test done after I complained of severe pain in my back. I suffered a mild heart attack, said Prajesh (name changed), a 25-year-old software professional in Gurugram. His genetic tests revealed that he carried a strain of Type-1 diabetes, which is rare. Discussions during treatment revealed that his grandparents had a history of diabetes, and his parents were carriers of the strain. He is now undergoing treatment with a doctor at All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi. Another similar case was cited by Dr Nitin Kapoor, Professor and Head (Unit-1) Department of Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metobolism, Christian Medical College (CMC), Vellore. He said that during his course of treatment of a patient suffering from thyroid cancer, he learnt that the family had reported a cancer case earlier too. The patient had a one-year-old child. Wasting no time, a genetic test was done on the child and cancer cells were found. Thus, an immediate operation was done to address the issue. It was better than waiting till it developed. The Indian Council for Medical Research (ICMR) in its 2023 report on non-communicable diseases noted that heart ailments and diabetes cases have been on the rise for a decade. The recent cases of multiple incidents of heart attacks among people of different age groups in Hassan, Karnataka, has also raised concerns among experts, pointing to the need for genetic testing. Dr RV Asokan, Immediate Past President of the Indian Medical Association, said genetic study and customised treatment based on a persons gene type is the future of Indian medicine. We are looking at customizing treatments, against the present one-size-fits-all. Focussed treatment is the need of the hour, and over time, medical professionals have also realised it. But for this, the genetic report of patients is needed. Not many are doing it because of a lack of awareness. It is an emerging area, he said, cautioning that not everyone needs genetic analysis and it should not be exploited. Dr Priya Ranagathan, medical geneticist, Apollo Hospital, said, genetic study is a gradually growing field. Awareness and need for testing genetics is rising, especially among cardiologists and endocrinologists. In case of heart ailments, it is needed, as cases are on the rise. Dr Ramesh Menon, Associate Director, Genomic Medicine and Personal Genomics Division, Bioinformatics Department, at MedGenome - a lab offering genetic testing across India - said they get over 500 samples annually. Genetic testing is presently being done for coronary heart diseases, diabetes, obesity, high Body Mass Index (BMI), Parkinson's, Alzheimers and age-related eye disease. With changing trends, genetic testing for heart diseases has advanced. But awareness among clinicians advising patients to take up the tests has not. Dr Menon said there are instances where people show no symptoms and suddenly suffer a heart attack or a mild stroke. This is because of a family history. Thus, just like people undergo annual health check-ups or tests for health insurance or jobs, they can undergo a genetic test, which is done only once for the entire lifetime. It helps in understanding, and early diagnosis and deciding the right course of treatment. He added, interestingly, during a series of genetic tests for a study, it was found that there is a 70 per cent rise in cases of Parkinson's. Such data helps state and Union health departments in chalking out medical policies. He also pointed to the historical data and study reports which show that people in south Asian regions- India, Sri Lanka and Pakistan, are genetically more prone to heart ailments because of the MYBPC-3 gene which plays a role in the making of the protein called cardiac myosin-binding protein-C, which regulates heart muscle contraction. People in olden days carried the gene, but didnt suffer ailments because of an active lifestyle and healthy eating habits. Now, with poor eating habits and improper lifestyle, more cases are being reported. Improper sleeping patterns, sitting for long hours, smoking, drinking, and stress are just the trigger points. Dr Manohar KN, Lead Consultant, physician and diabetologist, Sparsh Hospital, said, Genetics play an underlying role. It is simple if genetics loads the gun, then lifestyle pulls the trigger. Thus, people should concentrate on improving their lifestyle by early testing and having healthy activities, for nothing can be done about the genes. Dr Vedam Ramprasad, CEO MedGenome, said that gradually awareness is increasing. Earlier, it was only for rare diseases, but now it is being tested for common diseases also. But not as much as it is the US, and other Western countries. It is now mandatory in some countries like Abu Dabi and other Middle East countries. In India, the mindset of people, economics and other factors play a role. People simply think about what the need is. Interestingly, with rising IVF treatments, a rise in genetic testing is being noted. However, the ethics of this is still debated in the medical fraternity. While genetic analysis to ascertain underlying diseases like down syndrome or other health markers is good, screening for good embryos is not. Explaining the need, Dr Animesh Maiti, Head of Department, Endocrinology, Government Medical College, Kolkotta, added that genetics playing a role in diabetes in Type-2 diabetes is globally known. It is only now that cases in Type-1 diabetes are being reported and many are in Finland. Gene therapy, which is on the rise in other countries, needs to pick up in India. The facilities for testing are also rising gradually. Like private labs, hospitals too have started their in-house genetic testing centres. The cost of testing has also reduced from earlier. It has gone down from Rs 15,000-30,000 to Rs 7,000-10,000 depending upon the type of test. But government hospitals are yet to start it. Government doctors refer patients to private labs, which adds to their cost of treatment. Dieticians have also started taking note of the need for genetic testing. A lead sports dietician, not wanting to be identified, said, Genetics studies also help in choosing the right type of diet not just for patients during and after treatment, but also on a daily basis. Like allergy tests are done before surgeries, genetic tests before treatment can tell the type of medicines person can be prescribed, the type of food a person can eat and the diet that needs to be maintained, especially for diabetics and heart patients, instead of just saying reduce or no sugar or the sports they can play. But clinicians still need to understand this.
Gurugram Techie Kills Wife After Fight, Then Tells Friend He's Dying By Suicide
The police said they got a call from Kumar's friend, who told them that he had sent him a video on Sunday at 3.15 pm saying that he was going to die by suicide.
Former CM Hooda named Haryana CLP leader, Rao Narender Singh appointed state Congress chief
CHANDIGARH: After nearly 11 months of uncertainty, former chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda has been appointed leader of the Congress legislative party in Haryana, making him the Leader of Opposition in the state assembly. Rao Narender Singh, an OBC leader, has been appointed president of the Haryana Congress. Sources said that nearly a year after losing the assembly polls, the Congress appointed Rao Narender, who has decades of political experience, including serving as health minister in the Hooda cabinet and as a three-time MLA. As Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee (HPCC) president, Rao, an OBC leader from the Ahirwal region of southern Haryana covering Rewari, Mahendragarh, and Gurugram, represents the partys outreach to the OBC voter base, which had tilted towards the BJP in last years assembly elections, where the saffron party won ten out of eleven seats, and in 2014, won all 11 seats. Raos proximity to senior party leader Rahul Gandhi also gives him backing from the high command. He was twice elected MLA from Ateli and later from Narnaul. Rao was earlier with the Haryana Janhit Congress before switching to the Congress. His father, the late Rao Bansi Singh, was a three-time legislator and once served as Panchayat Minister. Rao takes over from Udai Bhan, who was appointed state unit president in April 2022. His appointment also marks a shift from the tradition of Scheduled Caste leaders heading the Haryana Congress, as the last four presidents, Phool Chand Mullana, Ashok Tanwar, Kumari Selja, and Chaudhary Udai Bhan, all came from the SC community. Naming Hooda as CLP leader once again acknowledges his influence, reaffirming him as the partys undisputed leader in the state. Hooda was appointed CLP leader nearly a year after the assembly elections, with most Congress MLAs supporting him following the partys failure to unseat the BJP. The CLP post had remained vacant since the assembly polls last year. Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge appointed Rao Narender Singh as the new HPCC president and cleared the return of Bhupinder Singh Hooda as Congress legislative party leader.
Zomato launches Healthy Mode feature to help users discover, order nutritious food
NEW DELHI, Sept 29: Food delivery platform Zomato on Monday said it has launched a new feature for users to discover and order nutritious food via its app. Healthy Mode is now available to Zomato users in Gurugram, with plans to expand to other markets soon. In a statement, Zomato said the launch is in response to increasing demand for healthy food choices across metro cities, particularly among the 18-45 age group. To assist restaurant partners, Zomato has leveraged [] The post Zomato launches Healthy Mode feature to help users discover, order nutritious food appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Zomato launches Healthy Mode feature to help users order nutritious food
New Delhi: Food delivery platform Zomato on Monday said it has launched a new feature for users to discover and order nutritious food via its app. Healthy Mode is now available to Zomato users in Gurugram, with plans to expand to other markets soon. In a statement, Zomato said the launch is in response to 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 .
Gurugram-based real estate player, MRG Group , has been ahead of this curve, embracing a philosophy where homes are seen as part of a larger ecosystem-complete with open landscapes, lifestyle amenities, and spaces that foster togetherness. Its every development is planned with the resident's quality of life as the starting point, not an afterthought. The Group champions low-density living, ensuring fewer families share the same space so that there is more room to breathe, more privacy, and more comfort. Besides, the design philosophy extends beyond modern architecture; it combines contemporary aspirations with timeless neighbourhood values-where green spaces encourage interaction, and communities are designed to support residents social, emotional, and physical well-being. For MRG, green spaces are not just decorative elements but the very soul of community life. Landscaped gardens, tree-lined pathways, and open courtyards are seamlessly integrated into every project, ensuring residents are never too far from nature. By prioritizing fresh air, natural light, and sustainable planning, MRG turns greenery into a lived experience rather than a visual backdrop. Every park and pathway becomes an interactive zone that fosters togetherness, creating communities that feel alive, connected, and in harmony with the environment. Moreover, MRG's planning philosophy goes beyond creating homes to shaping vibrant, future-ready neighborhoods where lifestyle and sustainability go hand in hand. Every project is thoughtfully designed with community at its core-clubhouses, wellness zones, children's play areas, jogging tracks, and meditation corners become natural extensions of daily life, encouraging interaction and fostering a sense of belonging. At the same time, eco-conscious practices like energy-efficient design, water conservation, and effective waste management are seamlessly integrated to ensure that these communities grow responsibly. For residents, this means not just living in a home, but enjoying a healthier, greener way of life where modern comforts are balanced with environmental care and timeless neighborhood values. Aligning with these aspirations, MRG Crown on Dwarka Expressway brings this philosophy to life as a landmark example of community-first living. Spread across 8.16 acres, MRG Crown features 436 elegantly crafted independent floor units and 109 plots. The development also offers 3 BHK low-rise residences, designed for an exclusive low-density living experience, seamlessly blending privacy, luxury, and urban connectivity. Beyond its modern architectural design, the project integrates premium lifestyle amenities. MRG Crown features 1.5-acre Leisure Island-a green sanctuary at the heart of the community. Complementing it is a sprawling 22,000 sq. ft. clubhouse, curated for high-end indulgence, featuring a half Olympic-sized swimming pool, multiple sports courts, wellness zones, elegant lounge areas, and even fine dining spaces. The development also embraces the needs of modern urban living with EV charging stations, ample visitor parking, private terrace gardens, and dedicated basement workspaces-ensuring that convenience, sustainability, and luxury come together seamlessly. Rajjath Goel, Managing Director, MRG Group , says, Our vision has always been to go beyond building homes and instead create communities where people truly feel they belong. Modern buyers aspire for premium amenities and contemporary comforts, but they also value open spaces, meaningful connections, and a sense of neighborhood that lasts. At MRG, we see our projects as places where families grow, friendships are built, and lifestyles naturally flourish. It is this balance between modern aspirations and timeless values that defines our approach-we are not just delivering real estate, we are building legacies of togetherness and responsible living . Thus, MRG's vision has always been about crafting communities, not just condos. Each project is imagined as a blueprint for the future of Indian urban living-where sustainability, lifestyle, and a sense of belonging come together seamlessly. By combining green spaces, thoughtful planning, and people-first design, MRG is redefining what it means to live well in a modern city.
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.
Gurugram-based IT firm contributes Rs 36L under CSR for Saraswati river revival in Haryana
Five people, including three women and two men, died on the spot, while one man was critically injured and admitted to a private hospital
Five Dead, One Critical After Thar Loses Control, Hits Divider On Gurugram-Delhi-Jaipur Highway
According to police, the vehicle was travelling at high speed when the driver lost control, causing it to slam violently into the divider.
5 Dead, 1 Injured in Thar Crash on Delhi-Gurugram Expressway
The incident took place at exit 9 of the Delhi-Gurugram expressway when the driver of the speeding vehicle lost balance and collided directly with the divider.
Veteran Journalist M L Kotru Passes Away at 91
New Delhi, Sep 26: Veteran journalist M L Kotru, former Resident Editor of The Statesman and a mentor to a generation of journalists, passed away in Gurugram late Thursday night. The nonagenarian Kotru also served as the India correspondent of The Sunday Times, London. He contributed to a number of publications in Jammu and Kashmir, [] The post Veteran Journalist M L Kotru Passes Away at 91 appeared first on Northlines .
Watch: Rahul Gandhi makes surprise visit to pizza place in Gurugram
Rahul Gandhi, the leader of the opposition and a prominent Congress figure, made an unexpected visit to a pizza restaurant in Gurugram's Galleria Market on Tuesday night.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi spotted at pizza restaurant in Gurugram
Gurugram, Sep 25 (PTI) Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha and senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was spotted at a pizza restaurant in Gurugrams Galleria Market on Tuesday night. According to a Congress leader, this was a surprise visit, and only a few party leaders were aware of it. Haryana Congress spokesperson Manish Khatana said Rahul spent about 45 minutes in the restaurant and interacted with staff, too, during the visit. He later left for Delhi. Rahul, as per Khatana, said not only Gurugram, but the whole Haryana state is lagging behind in terms of development due to the BJPs
The trains will run at speeds of up to 180 km/h, with services every five to seven minutes.
SC Lets CBI To Probe Six More Cases Of Realty-Bank Nexus
The Supreme Court expressed concern over the prima facie nexus between reputed banks and developers across Noida, Gurugram, Greater Noida, Yamuna Expressway, Mohali, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Prayagraj: Reports
'Fraud' against NCR homebuyers: SC nod to CBI to register 6 more cases in builder-bank 'nexus'
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Tuesday allowed the CBI to register six more regular cases into the unholy nexus between banks and developers to dupe homebuyers in real estate projects in Mumbai, Bengaluru, Kolkata, Mohali and Prayagraj. A bench of Justices Surya Kant, Ujjal Bhuyan and N Kotiswar Singh allowed the CBI to proceed as per law after Additional Solicitor General Aishwarya Bhati, appearing for the agency, mentioned that it has completed preliminary inquiry in projects of the various builders except Supertech Ltd, falling outside Delhi-NCR in Mumbai, Bengaluru, Kolkata, Mohali and Prayagraj. The bench noted the submission of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) that, after preliminary inquiry, it has found a cognisable offence being made out and allowed the agency to register regular cases and proceed according to law. Bhati said the agency is willing to register six regular cases for speedy investigation and conduct a search and seizure in the matter. The top court directed Bhati to share portions of the sealed cover report with the amicus curiae advocate Rajiv Jain. The bench on July 22, while allowing the agency to register 22 cases to probe the unholy nexus between banks and developers to dupe homebuyers in Delhi-NCR, has granted six weeks to the CBI to complete the preliminary inquiry for projects outside the national capital region (NCR). The 22 cases pertained to builders operating in NCR and development authorities in Uttar Pradesh and Haryana. Under the subvention scheme, banks disburse the sanctioned amount directly to the accounts of builders, who are then required to pay EMIs on the sanctioned loan amount until flats are handed over to homebuyers. After builders started defaulting on EMIs to banks, in line with the tripartite agreement, banks demanded the EMIs from homebuyers. The top court had at that time noted that the investigation in the seventh preliminary enquiry registered by the CBI, which is over projects of the various builders except Supertech Ltd, falling outside NCR in Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Mohali and Prayagraj, was still underway. The top court is hearing a batch of petitions filed by over 1,200 homebuyers, who booked flats under the subvention plans in various housing projects in NCR, especially Noida, Greater Noida and Gurugram, alleging they were being forced by banks to pay EMIs despite no possession of flats. On March 29, the top court allowed the CBI to register five preliminary enquiries into affairs of builders and projects in Noida, Greater Noida, Gurugram, Yamuna Expressway and Ghaziabad. It allowed one preliminary enquiry to be registered against realty major Supertech Ltd, against whom 799 homebuyers have moved the top court by way of 84 appeals involving projects in eight different cities. On July 22, the top court had perused the report submitted by the CBI in a sealed cover, suggesting that after conducting preliminary enquiries into the cases to ascertain the commission of a cognisable offence on the part of the builders and financial institutions, 22 regular cases are required to be registered for further investigation. On April 29, the top court directed the CBI to register seven preliminary enquiries against builders in NCR, including Supertech Limited. Frowning upon the collusion of development authorities officials, banks, and builders to dupe home buyers, the top court said it has found a prima facie nexus between renowned banks and builders in Noida, Gurugram, Yamuna Expressway, Greater Noida, Mohali, Mumbai, Kolkata and Prayagraj. The amicus curiae had called Supertech Ltd the main culprit in defrauding homebuyers, whereas Corporation Bank advanced more than Rs 2,700 crore to builders through subvention schemes. The amicus curiae's report has revealed that Supertech Ltd alone had secured a loan amount of Rs 5,157.86 crore since 1998.
Constable posted outside Haryana minister's Gurugram residence found dead
The constable was deployed as the security personnel outside Narbir Singhs residence in the civil lines area after he became a minister following the 2024 assembly elections, police said
The Namo Bharat train will operate at speeds of up to 180 kilometers per hour, reducing travel time significantly. Read here to know more details.
Haryana BJP on edge as Vij, Rao keep firing from within
Haryana's political landscape simmers as Union Minister Rao Inderjit Singh and state leader Anil Vij consistently challenge Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini's administration. Vij's recent social media activity, including allegations of a 'parallel BJP' and bio change, fuels speculation. Singh criticizes delays in the Gurugram Metro project, questioning accountability and hinting at further postponements, keeping the government under pressure.
Gurugram: VHP calls for closure of meat, fish shops for Navratri
Gurugram: The Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP), Gurugram, has submitted a memorandum to the deputy commissioner requesting that all meat and fish shops operating in the district be closed immediately ahead of Navratri celebrations, an official said on Saturday. The memorandum stated that such shops operating near temples, educational institutions, and residential areas hurt the sentiments 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 .
Gurugram Doctor Arrested For Running Over 4-Year-Old Boy With Car: Cops
A government doctor has been arrested here for allegedly running over a four-year-old boy with his car in Gurugram's Surat Nagar Phase 2 on September 15, police said on Saturday.
Royal Enfield ties up with Flipkart to sell 350 cc bikes
NEW DELHI, Sept 19: Mid-sized motorcycle maker Royal Enfield on Friday said it has tied up with e-commerce marketplace Flipkart to sell its entire 350cc portfolio. The companys 350cc range the Bullet 350, Classic 350, Hunter 350, Goan Classic 350 and the new Meteor 350 will be available on Flipkart, starting September 22, 2025, in five cities Bengaluru, Gurugram, Kolkata, Lucknow and Mumbai, the company said in a statement. The customer journey for delivery and after-sales support will [] The post Royal Enfield ties up with Flipkart to sell 350 cc bikes appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Masked gunmen open fire at real estate company's office in Gurugram
Police sources said the shooting was carried out on the orders of some gangsters based abroad.
30 rounds fired, luxury cars damaged: Masked gunmen open fire at Gurgaon Sector 45 office
Gurugram's Sector 45 witnessed a crime. Masked gunmen attacked a real estate office, MNR Buildmark. They fired 25-30 rounds. Luxury cars were damaged. The incident occurred around 9:30 pm. Police suspect the involvement of foreign-based gangsters. Shravan Raheja filed a complaint. Police are investigating extortion as a possible motive. Recent shootings have plagued Gurugram.
Minor Raped By 2 Men She Met Through Social Media In Gurugram: Cops
A class 11 student was allegedly kidnapped and gang-raped by two men who she met on social media, police said on Thursday.
Gurgaon MP Rao Inderjit embarrasses Haryana government over delay in Gurugram metro project
Union Minister Rao Inderjit Singh demands accountability for 7-year delay in Gurugram metro project, questioning government responsibility.
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.
How AI-based eye scans can detect high blood sugar, heart disease
GURUGRAM, Sept 16: The integration of machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) is providing a new lens for viewing retinal health, transforming the field of ophthalmology from a reactive one to proactive and predictive. Retinal images offer a non-invasive view of blood vessels and nerve fibres. They are not just a window into the eye, but also a valuable diagnostic tool for a host of diseases. For instance, the narrowing of small blood vessels in the retina called retinal arterioles [] The post How AI-based eye scans can detect high blood sugar, heart disease appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Delhi woman driving BMW that killed senior Finance ministry official taken into cutody
A BMW accident in Delhi Cantonment killed Finance Ministry Deputy Secretary Navjot Singh (52) and injured his wife. Police arrested driver Gagandeep Kaur (38) and registered a culpable homicide case under multiple BNS sections. The cars occupants, Gurugram residents, were also injured.
Indigo to begin 6 weekly direct flights to Athens by early Jan 2026 using Airbus A321 XLR aircraft
MUMBAI, Sept 15: Domestic carrier IndiGo on Monday said it will deploy its maiden Airbus A321 XLR aircraft, which is scheduled to be delivered by the end of this year, on its Athens, Greece route from January next year. The Gurugram-based airline had earlier this year announced that it would launch its flight services to 10 international destinations this financial year. IndiGo is all set to bring home Indias first A321XLR by the end of 2025, and begin six [] The post Indigo to begin 6 weekly direct flights to Athens by early Jan 2026 using Airbus A321 XLR aircraft appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
What We Know About Couple In BMW Which Rammed Finance Ministry Official
The couple in the BMW lives in Gurugram, police said, adding that they own a business of making horse leather saddles, seats, covers, and belts.
Cong. protests against broken roads in Gurugram
Food Delivery Agent Crushed To Death After Coming Under Speeding Truck In Gurugram
A Zomato deliveryman from Auraiya, was killed by a speeding truck near Vatika Chowk on SPR, Gurgaon. Police impounded the truck and registered an FIR at Badshahpur station.
Man Gets 5-Year Jail Term For Sexually Assaulting Boy In Gurugram
A court in Gurugram sentenced a man to five years of imprisonment for sexually assaulting a boy three years ago, police said on Saturday.
Food Delivery Agent Crushed To Death By Speeding Truck In Gurugram
A 20-year-old food delivery agent was killed in a road accident after being crushed by a speeding truck near the Southern Peripheral Road (SPR), police said on Saturday.
Navy commissions new base to support surveillance in Indian Ocean Region
Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi emphasized real-time information sharing for maritime security as India's interests expand. INS Aravali, commissioned in Gurugram, will bolster maritime domain awareness and command & control. It will support information centers like IMAC and IFC-IOR, enhancing collaboration and India's role as a security partner in the Indian Ocean Region.
India unveils INS Aravali in Haryana
CHANDIGARH, Sep 12: In a landmark move to fortify its maritime defenses, India is set to commission INS Aravali, the first naval base in Haryana, strategically located amidst the scenic Aravali hills in Gurugram. The inauguration will be presided over by Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Dinesh K. Tripathi, marking a significant step in enhancing Indias vigilance over the Indian Ocean Region (IOR). INS Aravali is designed to serve as a nerve center for maritime domain awareness (MDA), equipped with [] The post India unveils INS Aravali in Haryana appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
INS Aravali Commissioned as Navys new nerve centre in Gurugram
Named after the steadfast Aravali Range, the base will support command, control and Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) operations
Gurugram Cab Driver Returns Rs 2 Lakh MacBook Left Behind, Refuses Rs 500 Reward
A Gurugram cab driver returned an Rs 2 lakh MacBook left behind by a college student, refusing any reward.
Indian Navy to commission INS Aravalli tomorrow, aiming at strengthening maritime domain awareness
NEW DELHI: A new support base of the Indian Navy, INS Aravalli, focusing on the Information and communication centres of the Force, is being commissioned on Friday at Gurugram. The Indian Navy, in a statement, said,INS Aravali, deriving its name from the unwavering Aravali range, shall support various information and communication centres of the Indian Navy which are key to Indias and Indian Navys command, control and Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) framework. INS Aravali will be commissioned in the presence of Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi, Chief of the Naval Staff. Maritime Domain Awareness refers to awareness of anything pertaining to the maritime aspects which has an influence on the security, safety and economic matters. INS Aravali Naval Base, guided by the motto or 'Maritime Security through Collaboration, exemplifies a supportive and collaborative ethos, working seamlessly with naval units, MDA centres and allied stakeholders, added the Navy statement. Giving it a unique identity, the Crest of the base comprises central mountain imagery perfectly symbolising the unwavering and strong Aravali Range, and the rising sun representing eternal vigilance, resilience and energy, in addition to the dawn of niche technological capabilities in the field of communications and MDA. Thus, said the Navy, the Crest embodies the steadfast commitment of the Base to facilitate eternal vigilance in order to defend Indias maritime interests.
'Old Gurugram Is Not Dead': CA Shares Rule Of Thumb For Homebuyers And Investors
When any new Metro line or Metro station is built, property prices in nearby areas go up, according to Kaushik.
REA India operates across 30+ offices nationwide, with its corporate headquarters in Gurugram, Haryana.
Police, Commission question NARI-2025 report for ranking Dehradun as 'unsafe' city
DEHRADUN: A controversial report by Pvalue Analytics, which branded Dehradun an unsafe city for women in its National Annual Report and Index (NARI) 2025, has sparked outrage in Uttarakhand. The report has drawn sharp criticism and a full-scale challenge from the State Women's Commission and local police. The Uttarakhand State Women's Commission has vehemently objected to the report, casting serious doubt on its reliability. On Tuesday, the Commission issued a stern directive to Pvalue Analytics, demanding that all survey-related documents and minutes of meetings to be submitted within one week. On Monday, Mayank Dahiya, a representative from Pvalue Analytics, appeared before the Commission. He described the NARI 2025 as an academic report and expressed regret over the controversy, but failed to provide satisfactory answers to the Commission's pointed questions regarding the methodology and data. Due to a lack of crucial information, the Commission reprimanded Mr. Dahiya and has now ordered the company's Managing Director and the entire research team to appear at the next hearing, a Commission official stated. Commission Chairperson, Kusum Kandwal did not mince words, telling TNIE , Several serious flaws have been found in the report. It is entirely unclear which women were included in the survey, what specific questions were asked, and what the actual research criteria were. She warned, If a satisfactory explanation is not provided by the company at the next hearing on September 15, the Commission will not hesitate to take necessary action. In a separate development, sources close to TNIE revealed that Pvalue Analytics representatives appeared before Senior Superintendent of Police Ajay Singh, where they struggled to provide convincing answers to police queries. The police probe was launched following widespread objections from trader organisations, hotel associations, and educational institutions, all of whom demanded action against the report for categorising Dehradun among the 10 most unsafe cities for women in the country. SSP Singh had earlier assigned the investigation to SP Rishikesh, who had issued a notice to the company. On Monday, Dahiya also met with SSP Singh, claiming the survey was conducted for a university academic research curriculum, with two distinct teams handling data collection and analysis. However, he reportedly failed to provide satisfactory explanations for fundamental questions about the survey's basis. SSP Ajay Singh has now directed the company's Managing Director, along with members of the data collection and analysis teams, and all documents related to the research/survey, to be presented within a week. If satisfactory answers are not provided within the stipulated time, or if the facts presented are found to be baseless, strict legal action will be taken against the company, the SSP Singh clarified, underscoring the seriousness of the allegations. Pvalue Analytics, the firm behind the controversial report, also has a prominent project team. The project's Principal Investigator is Prof. (Dr.) Manjula Batra, a Senior Professor at The NorthCap University, Gurugram, and former Dean and Head of the Faculty of Law at Jamia Millia Islamia University, New Delhi. Karan Kataria, a Rajya Sabha Research Fellow and Lecturer at Jindal Global Law School, O.P. Jindal Global University, Sonipat, serves as Co-Principal Investigator. Sumit Arora, a Partner at Pvalue Analytics, is the Project Director, with Dr. Seema Tiwari of Pvalue Analytics serving as the Project Manager.
Two Arrested After Half-Naked Body Of Foreign Woman Found In Gurugram
Two suspects were arrested after a foreign woman was found dead at IMT Chowk on the DelhiJaipur highway. Police are investigating sexual assault and reviewing CCTV footage.
CHANDIGARH: The Union Minister of Environment, Forests and Climate Change, Bhupender Yadav and Haryana Chief Minister, Nayab Singh Saini, have been given a memorandum by the National Alliance for Climate and Ecological Justice (NACEJ) to scrap the proposed 10,000-acre Aravalli Zoo safari project. NACEJ is a pan Indian forum of the National Alliance of Peoples Movements (NAPM) comprising grassroots movement activists, ecologists, climate scientists, environmental researchers and lawyers. The 10,000-acre Aravalli Zoo safari project is the 'Worlds Largest Curated Safari Park' in Gurugram and Nuh districts of Haryana. A few months ago, a group of 37 retired Indian Forest Service officers from across the country had written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, opposing this project. NACEJ today sent a memorandum to the Union Minister of Environment, Forests and Climate Change Bhupender Yadav and Haryana CM Saini calling for immediate abandonment of the proposed Aravalli Zoo Safari Park. The memorandum critiques the proposed project and suggests alternatives, while also stressing the need for effective conservation of the fragile Aravalli ecosystem, upholding of community rights and the Forest Rights Act. The land identified for the project is ecologically significant. It comprises areas notified under the Punjab Land Preservation Act (PLPA), 1900, and land afforested under the Aravalli Plantation Project. Notably, a significant portion of the funding for the Aravalli Zoo Safari Park project will reportedly be sourced from compensatory payments for forest loss due to the disastrous megaproject planned in the Great Nicobar Island. The Haryana Zoo Safari project is fundamentally a commercial tourism venture with severe and irreversible negative consequences for the region's ecology, wildlife, and local communities, it reads. The memorandum stated that the project threatens the livelihoods and rights of local communities who depend on the Aravalli forests for fodder, fuelwood, and other resources. Following the declaration of 24,353 hectares as Protected Forest for compensatory afforestation, the Haryana Government suspended all community and individual rights over the land for 30 years. Furthermore, the project risks the displacement of approximately 100 economically vulnerable families who live in the area but lack formal land titles. Environmental Researcher and Lawyer Meenakshi Kapoor said, This action is in contravention of the Indian Forest Act, 1927, and directly violates the Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act, 2006 (FRA), which mandates the recording and recognition of people's rights. She further added that the plan to introduce exotic, charismatic species like tigers, lions, and cheetahs into fenced enclosures is a major point of contention. Conservation experts argue that fencing a contiguous 10,000-acre patch of forest will be devastating. It will fragment a critical and last-remaining functional wildlife corridor in Haryana, which connects to Mangar Bani and Asola sanctuaries and is used by native species like leopards, striped hyenas, sambar deer, and honey badgers. This fragmentation will obstruct the free movement of native wildlife, disrupt natural food chains, and likely increase human-wildlife conflict. Malaika Mathew Chawla, Ecologist, says, He focuses on a few exotic species for tourism, also risks the neglect of the several endangered and threatened native species that the Aravallis currently support. The Safari enclosures and the fencing will obstruct the free movement of existing wildlife in the Aravallis and cause fragmentation of the area and thus negatively impact their survival and well-being, The Aravalli range is a critical ecological feature, serving as a natural barrier against desertification and acting as a vital groundwater recharge zone for the water-deficient National Capital Region. Neelam Ahluwalia, Founder of People for Aravallis, a civil society group advocating for conservation of the Aravalli range, said, The extensive construction planned in the zoo safari in 10,000 acres of the Haryana Aravallis including hotels, clubs, roads, entertainment parks, landscaped gardens, etc. will involve clearing vegetation, destroying micro-habitats, and disrupting the region's aquifers. This will put immense pressure on an already severely depleted groundwater table in both Gurugram and Nuh districts. The influx of tourists will also lead to increased waste generation, pollution, and noise, further disturbing the fragile ecosystem. This is particularly alarming in a region already struggling with illegal construction, rampant illegal mining and mixed waste dumping and burning. As an alternative to the Aravalli Zoo Safari Park, NACEJ suggested developing a genuine and just ecotourism model centred on the regions native wildlife and local culture. Such an initiative would augment local livelihoods and generate tourism revenue without jeopardising the ecological integrity of the Aravallis.
'Give Us Flats Or Give Us Death': Gurugram Homebuyers Protest Against Ex-Congress MLA's Son
Homebuyers protested outside Sikandar Chhokar's home over stalled Sector 68 project, demanding government action after seven years of unfulfilled promises and mounting debt
Swatch Brings an Immersive 'Scubaqua' Experience in DLF Cyber Hub, Gurugram
The Swatch campaign was launched in mid-August and the activation is one of its kind in India and goes beyond the traditional ways of product display, giving a new dimension to the world of advertising and marketing. The playful experience with striking visuals not only highlights Swatch's new collection but also sets a new benchmark of how lifestyle brands can connect with their audiences.
Half-Naked Body Of Foreign Woman Found In Gurugram,Police Launch Probe
A foreign woman, about 35, was found dead with injuries near IMT Chowk, Manesar, Gurugram. Police are investigating, awaiting forensic and autopsy reports for more details.
'Getting Ripped Off': Russian Woman's Gurugram Lavish Lifestyle Stuns Internet
The majority of social media users were perplexed by her spending and advised her to rein it in.
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.
Gurugram: Man Assumed Dead Returns Home After 'Cremation' By Family
The police said the DNA samples of the body have been preserved and will be used to ascertain the identity of the person whose last rites were conducted by the family.
Max Estates Buys 7.5-Acre Land In Gurugram To Build Rs 3,000-Crore Housing Project
Max Estates is one of the leading real estate companies in the country.
Gurugram man declared dead, cremated, but returns alive next day, know what happened
In a shocking incident, Gurugram man, believed to have been beheaded and killed, surprisingly walked back into his home a day after his family had performed his last rites. The shocking reunion has left his loved ones bewildered with the sudden turn of events.The man is identified as Poojan Prasad, a labour contractor who lived in Sector 36, Gurugram, according to the police.
Max Estates buys 7.5-acre land in Gurugram to build Rs 3,000 cr worth housing project
NEW DELHI, Sept 6:Max Estates Ltd has acquired a 7.25-acre land in Gurugram to develop a housing project with an estimated revenue of Rs 3,000 crore, as the company intends to expand business amid strong demand. In a regulatory filing on Saturday, the company informed that the board has approved acquisition of Base Buildwell Private Limited (BBPL). Base Buildwell is a special purpose vehicle holding licence and development rights over the 7.25-acre land parcel located at Sector 59, Golf [] The post Max Estates buys 7.5-acre land in Gurugram to build Rs 3,000 cr worth housing project appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
