Hidden Tumor Causing Pancreatitis Removed in High-Risk Life-Saving Surgery
Dr Parveen Mendiratta, Head of Department, Surgical Oncology, Yatharth Hospital, Greater Noida A 34-year-old woman from Greater Noida, who arrived at the hospital with severe abdominal pain, was found to be suffering from an extremely rare cause of acute pancreatitis, a hidden parathyroid tumor. Thanks to the swift coordination and expertise of doctors, she underwent [] The post Hidden Tumor Causing Pancreatitis Removed in High-Risk Life-Saving Surgery appeared first on Northlines .
Delhi, grappling with severe pollution, has utilised only a fraction of the funds allocated under the National Clean Air Programme. Launched in 2019, the program aims to reduce PM10 pollution significantly by 2026. However, numerous cities, including Noida, Faridabad, and Visakhapatnam, have also shown low fund utilisation, raising concerns about the program's effectiveness.
A tragic accident occurred in Greater Noida. Two young individuals lost their lives. They were riding a Ducati Scrambler. The bike crashed into an under-construction site. The incident happened near Char Murti roundabout. The victims were identified as Ankur Singh and Kashish. Police are investigating the cause. Authorities are reinforcing safety measures at the site.
Noida: Duo Rams Speeding Car Into Crowd Over Parking Dispute, Fractures Man's Both Legs | Video
Two suspects have been arrested after an attempt to murder case was filed at the Sector 126 police station.
ASI transfers officer, DMK and Tamil Nadu parties cry foul
CHENNAI: Archaeologist K Amarnath Ramakrishna, who first excavated Keezhadi in Madurai and whose findings triggered a war of words between the BJP-led centre and the Tamil Nadu government, faced his 12th transfer in his 21 years of service as the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) relieved him from his post of Director (Antiquity) on Tuesday. Ramakrishna, who was serving as the Director (Antiquity) and as Director of the National Mission on Monuments and Antiquities (NMMA), will henceforth be the director of only the NMMA. While TN parties have been asserting that the Keezhadi report provides evidence to indicate that the Sangam Age which shows the antiquity of Tamil could be pushed back to 800 BCE, making it around 300-500 years older than what was earlier thought, the union government had demanded more data, evidence and proof to acknowledge that claim. Reacting to Ramakrishnas transfer on Tuesday, the ruling DMK has alleged that it is a ploy to withdraw the (Keezhadi) report and dilute the findings. The senior archaeologist, who is facing his third transfer since being promoted to the rank of a director, will have to shift from his office at the ASIs headquarters in New Delhi to the office of NMMA located in Greater Noida, sources said. Interestingly, H A Naik, the officer who had directed Ramakrishna to rework his report on the first two phases of excavation in Keezhadi (located in Sivaganga district near Madurai) with additional information regarding the dating, has been given additional charge as director (Antiquity). It was Naiks letter that kicked up a controversy last month as the DMK and other TN parties opposed to BJP had alleged this letter, which was sent around two-and-a-half years after Ramakrishna submitted his report, is a delaying tactic by the centre from bringing out the excavation results to the public domain. The role of director (Antiquity) involved more responsibilities, including identification, registration, protection and preservation of antiquities and retrieval of any antique material located in a foreign country. In contrast, sources in the ASI said the scope and role of the NMMAs director is limited. The NMMA, which was launched first in 2007 by the then United Progressive Alliance government with the aim of documenting and creating a database of built heritage and sites in India, has made slow progress in completing its objectives. Though the initial timeframe set was five years, the project is still under way due to budgetary constraints and other limitations in the intervening period. Established Tamil races antiquity with help of science The budgetary allocation for NMMA in 2024-25 was `20 lakh. Union Minister for Culture Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, who was in Chennai recently, had remarked that Ramakrishnas report was not scientific and further evidence was required, while dismissing allegations that the central government was intentionally trying to prevent Keezhadis findings getting published. DMKs youth wing has already announced a protest in Madurai on Wednesday, against the union ministers remarks and demanding the immediate release of the report. Before the news of Ramakrishnas transfer broke out, Chief Minister M K Stalin, in a post on X on Tuesday, defended the archaeologists report, albeit not naming him, and said that the report did not require any correction. Appealing to the people to take part in large numbers in the demonstration on Wednesday, he said, We have been establishing the antiquity of the Tamil race with the help of science and by fighting against all obstacles for thousands of years, he said. It is not the excavation reports that are to be corrected, but those minds that refuse to accept the reports, he added. DMK MP P Wilson described the transfer as outrageous and authoritarian. It is well- known how the BJP government exerted pressure on all fronts on him to change his findings. As the pressure to officially release the report was building, the BJP is attempting to bring in a yes-man in his place who will withdraw the report and dilute the findings to suit their xenophobic narrative, he alleged. CPM MP Su Venkatesan said Ramakrishna, who has been firm on bringing out the antiquity of the Tamil language and the truth about Keezhadi excavations, has been hunted relentlessly for discovering the truth. VCKs D Ravikumar described the transfer as sudden and unwarranted. This move reflects the BJP governments vindictive attitude towards Tamils, Ravikumar said.
A viral video of a couple performing a dangerous bike stunt on the Noida Expressway without helmets led to a Rs 53500 fine, with police citing multiple traffic violations.
Only 3 apply, interest low in low-alcohol bar permit
Delhi jeweller held in digital arrest scam
No meat & liquor shops on the way, UP charts kanwar course
CMs deadline was May, but Noida airport launch is still months away
FIR filed after Noida private hospital gets mail with bomb threat
Ghaziabad man shot as bullets fly during parking spat, 5 held
Duo tries to run over man after parking brawl in Noida, held
Noida techie moves in with man she met online, cheated of Rs 80 lakh
38-year-old man held for robbing railway passengers in Ghaziabad
Uttar Pradesh government launches new scheme to boost medical device manufacturing in NCR
LUCKNOW: Striding towards making Uttar Pradesh a hub for world-class healthcare services, the state government has launched a new initiative to promote medical device manufacturing in Greater Noida. The Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) has rolled out the scheme for the allotment of 21 industrial plots in Sector-28, inviting manufacturers from the medical device sector to set up units. The upcoming Medical Device Park in Greater Noida is set to be the largest of its kind in the country. According to the state government spokesman, through the scheme, manufacturers will have the opportunity to establish units within this emerging hub which is expected to give a boost to economic growth in both Greater Noida and Uttar Pradesh. The scheme will have its focus on high-potential sectors, such as cancer care, radiology, imaging, IVD, implants, electronic medical devices, cardio-respiratory equipment, and renal devices, including catheters and related tools. Of the 21 plots available, 16 are 1,000 square metres in area and the remaining five are 2,100 square metres in area. For the 1,000 square metre plots, the total premium to be paid stands out at Rs 77.30 lakh, with a registration amount of Rs 7.73 lakh. For the 2,100 square metre plots, the premium is Rs 1.62 crore, and the registration amount is Rs 16.23 lakh. The last date for submission of applications is July 7. Interested applicants can access detailed information and apply through the official websites of YEIDA and Nivesh Mitra. Strategically located in Sector 28, the plots offer excellent connectivity via the Yamuna Expressway. They are near key infrastructure projects, including the Noida International Airport in Jewar, the upcoming International Film City, the F1 MotoGP Track, the Electronics Manufacturing Cluster, the MSME Hub, and the Apparel-Handicraft and Toy Park. The region will also benefit from future linkage to the Eastern Peripheral Expressway, enhancing logistics, freight movement, and overall business operations. The strategic move is expected to attract significant investments, create job opportunities, and further position Uttar Pradesh as a key player in India's medical technology manufacturing ecosystem.
Plot Near Noida Airport For Rs 7.5 Lakh: All You Need To Know About YEIDA Scheme
Under the scheme, 29% plots are reserved for YEIDA project workers, 5% for ex-defence personnel, and 5% for YEIDA staff, ensuring inclusive access to affordable housing
Running 1 AC, 1 Fan? Check electricity bill gap between Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabadforsameusage
Electricity bills for running one AC and one fan vary notably between Delhi and nearby UP cities due to different power rates and policies.
Running 1 AC, 1 Fan? Check electricity bill gap between Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabadforsameusuage
Electricity bills for running one AC and one fan vary notably between Delhi and nearby UP cities due to different power rates and policies.
Video: Man Breaks Through Barrier, Rams Car Into People In Noida
A late-night disagreement took a serious turn when a man broke through a Noida society's boom barrier and crashed it into a group of people, shows a disturbing video from Uttar Pradesh, the latest in the series of such violent incidents.
Noida Police Slaps 53,500 Fine After Couple's Stunt On Moving Bike
Stunt lands biker in trouble. A video of a couple performing a dangerous stunt on a motorcycle along the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway has surfaced on social media, prompting swift action from the Noida Traffic Police.
Delhi Weather Update: Rain and thunderstorms hit Delhi-NCR, several parts of India
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecasted light to moderate rain and thunderstorms for Delhi, Noida, and other parts of the National Capital Region. Several other regions including Bihar, Rajasthan, Haryana, and Jammu-Kashmir-Ladakh are also expected to receive heavy rainfall.
YEIDA will offer over 3,000 affordable plots to EWS individuals near Noida Airport. Priced at Rs 7.5 lakh each, the plots will be in Sectors 18 and 20 of Jewar.
The India Meteorological Department forecasts rains with thunderstorms for Delhi, Noida, and other NCR areas on June 17. Kerala is expected to receive widespread heavy rainfall until June 18. A red alert is in effect for Malappuram and Kozhikode. An orange alert has been issued for several other districts.
Drizzle helps Delhi-NCR cool off, monsoon may hit region early
Relief for 4k homebuyers as Noida approves co-developer for four Supertech projects
Bike stunts on Noida Expressway trigger citys highest traffic fines
Two critically ill men on dialysis find kidney donors each others wives
Fire breaks out in Noida factory after washing machine snag
Man arrested for killing daughter in drunken fit walks free as main witness, his wife, doesnt depose
Discom to hold 3-day camps to resolve bill and meter issues
YEIDA to offer plots for schools & hosps near Noida airport
Bangladeshi man held with fake documents in Noida
Illegal liquor worth Rs 1 crore seized from flat
Friends heading home on bike hit divider on NH-9, one of them dies
Noida Couple Fined Rs 55,000 After Video Of Bike Stunt Goes Viral
A video of a man and woman performing a dangerous stunt on a motorcycle along the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway surfaced on social media on Monday, prompting the local traffic police to issue a fine of Rs 55,000 for flouting traffic norms.
Noida couple fined for flouting traffic rules after video of bike romance goes viral
A video went viral showing a man and woman doing a risky motorcycle stunt on the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway. The woman was sitting on the fuel tank, hugging the driver. This act violated traffic rules. Gautam Buddh Nagar traffic police issued a fine of Rs 55,000. Authorities are urging people to follow traffic rules. They want to prevent accidents. The public should report such incidents.
Watch viral video: Couples romantic bike ride takes shocking turn
A video is going viral on social media showing a couple openly romancing on a moving bike on the Yamuna Expressway in Noida. In the clip, the young man is seen driving the motorcycle while the girl clings to him from behind. Neither of them is wearing a helmet, and both appear to show complete []
Electricity Bill For 1 AC, 1 Fan: This Is The Difference Between Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad
The disparity between power bills in Delhi and UP is stark, and it's rooted in both pricing structure and government subsidies
The best IVF centre in Noida and Ghaziabad for Fertility Treatment
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Police crack betting racket while probing fake kidnapping in Greater Noida
A kidnapping report in Rajasthan led police to uncover a large illegal cricket betting operation with links to Dubai and Thailand. Authorities arrested eight individuals involved in running the racket, which used an app to facilitate daily bets of around 30 lakh.
11-Year-Old Twin Brothers Launch PythonKid.com Code Learning Platform Built by Kids, for Kids
Business Wire India Young changemakers Sahaj and Sujas empower kids nationwide to code through PythonKid.com In a bold leap for edtech innovation, 11-year-old twin brothers Sahaj Sinha and Sujas Sinha have launched PythonKid.com , the worlds first code learning platform conceptualised and created entirely by kids, for kids. Designed for children aged 813, PythonKid.com revolutionises the way coding is taught, making it more relatable, engaging, and imaginative by putting young learners in the drivers seat. A Platform Born from Ideation and Creativity While learning Python in Grade 4, Sahaj and Sujas quickly realised that most programming resources were either too complex or simply not designed for kids. So instead of waiting for something better, they built it themselves. Over months of after-school evenings, weekends, and holidays, the twins brainstormed, scripted, recorded, and coded. With technical support from their parents and a few mentors, they built a fully interactive platform where learning Python feels easier, like storytelling, th an studying. Python Made Friendly PythonKid.com currently offers three foundational courses covering Python basics from print() and input() to loops, conditionals, functions, and Turtle graphics for creative drawing. What sets the platform apart is how the content is delivered: Child-narrated videos by Sahaj and Sujas themselves. Clear, easy-to-follow lessons that speak a childs language. Interactive coding exercises on a real coding playground. Mini-projects and games, like the Silly Sentence Maker, Guess the Number, and Turtle Art challenges. Built for Scale, Rooted in Purpose With over 50+ future courses planned covering games, animations, creative problem-solving, and basic applications, PythonKids vision goes beyond just teaching or building a young coders community. Its about nurturing logic, creativity, and confidence in kids, regardless of their background. We created PythonKid.com because we wanted to help other kids learn Python in a fun and easy way , says Sahaj. When we tried to learn Python, most courses felt too advanced or hard to follow on our own. So we thought, what if we created our own platform where we, as kids, teach Python to other kids? Thats how PythonKid started. Kids learn faster from other kids. Thats why we built PythonKid, to share what weve learned and as we continue to learn, adds Sujas.Every child should get a chance to code, no matter w here they live or what school they go to. Thats our motto to make every child Python-ready. We believe that learning to code is really important for the future, especially with AI and technology taking over many jobs. We want to help more children get confident with coding and be ready for the future, say the 11-year-old twin brothers. A Social-First Business Model PythonKid follows a hybrid access model: - Paid, affordable subscriptions for self-paced learning at home. - Free access via schools and NGOs for less-privileged learners. By doing so, the platform directly contributes to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, specifically SDG 4 (Quality Education) and SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities) a mission close to the brothers hearts. A Story of Young Twin Innovators Born in Bangalore, the Silicon Valley of India, and having lived across the country from Udupi-Manipal and Hyderabad to Indore and Noida Sahaj and Sujas bring a national spirit to their platform. Both have published books on Bribooks, won medals at academic Olympiads, and are already dreaming big one aiming to work for Apple, the other to reach the skies in aeronautics. The twin brothers, who currently study in grade 6 at Delhi Public School, Bangalore East, and have also studied at Podar International School, Udupi, are united by one passion: the joy of creating with code. Join the Movement PythonKid is more than a platform. Its a movement to make coding joyful, accessible, and kid-powered. The brothers are now inviting partners, including educators, schools, social ventures, and sponsors, to help scale their mission across India and beyond. To learn more, enrol, or explore partnerships, visit: https://pythonkid.com
A man and woman were captured on video performing a dangerous stunt on a motorcycle along the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway. The Noida traffic police responded to the viral video by issuing a hefty fine of 53,500 to the motorcycle owner for violating traffic rules. Authorities are taking strict action against the duo, utilizing CCTV footage to support their case.
Business Wire India Gaurav Jain, CEO & Director, Aadinath Ur Homes Infra Realtech LLP Noida is rapidly rewriting the rules of urban growth and real estate success in India. Once considered a satellite extension of Delhi, the city has now claimed its place on the national and global investment map. According to analysts, industry leaders, and institutional investors, backed by transformative infrastructure projects, progressive urban planning, and a burgeoning IT-industrial ecosystem, Noida has officially become Indias most promising real estate investment destination of 2025. Its no longer a secondary optionits the first choice for smart investors and future-focused homeowners. Reasonsbehind the real estate boom in Noida in 2025 - Jewar International Airport: A Game-Changer Touted as one of the largest upcoming airports in Asia, the Noida International Airport in Jewar is catalyzing massive growth across sectors. Once operational, it is expected to handle over 12 million passengers annually in its first phase, dramatically improving domestic and international connectivity. Real estate values in nearby sectors are already appreciating in anticipation. The airport will also include a dedicated cargo terminal , which will unlock massive logistics and warehousing development, leading to exponential employment opportunities and industrial expansion in the region. World-Class Infrastructure With expressways like the Yamuna Expressway, Eastern Peripheral Expressway, and the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway, along with expanding metro lines, Noida is now among the best-connected urban hubs in India. Smart traffic management, green corridors, and integrated townships have redefined urban living here. Additionally, the FNG (Faridabad-Noida-Ghaziabad) Expressway is set to further boost regional connectivity and real estate potential across bordering zones. Commercial & IT Growth Global corporations, including HCL, Infosys, Samsung, and Adobe, have established a strong presence in Noida, especially in sectors like 62, 63, and 135. With new industrial parks and IT zones being launched, the demand for commercial real estate has seen a sharp uptick, resulting in higher rental yields and job creation. The city is also emerging as a new-age tech hub with specialized zones such as the Yamuna Toy Park, Apparel Park, MSME Park, Handicraft Park, EMC (Electronic Manufacturing Cluster), Medical Devices Park, and Data Centre Park , attracting both domestic and international investments in high-growth industries. Eco-Friendly & Lifestyle-Driven Development There are many sectors that are being planned as low-density, green-living zones with abundant open spaces, sports infrastructure, and integrated smart facilities. These developments cater to the growing demand for wellness-centric living. Additionally, the upcoming Film City near Sector 21A on the Yamuna Expressway is poised to transform Noida into a cultural and cinematic hub, boosting tourism, employment, and creative business opportunities. Aadinath Ur Homes Brings You Great Projects In Different Sectors of Noida Aligning with Noidas explosive growth trajectory, Aadinath Ur Homes is elated to bring you some smart commercial projects in different sectors of Noida. These projects are designed for modern, eco-conscious investment, offering smart technology integration, sustainable design, and strategic location advantages. Project 1: Pre-Leased Commercial Property A ready-to-move-in commercial investment offering 100% assured rental on just 20% of the total property payment , with a 24-month flexible payment plan . Investors can expect a 12% annual ROI until possession , making it one of the region's most attractive low-entry, high-yield options. Project 2: Serviced Apartments in Sector 140, Express Highway, Noida Strategically located along the Expressway and designed for urban professionals, this project features fully serviced apartments with smart amenities and modern interiors. Bakers Alley: Bakers Alley, the latest culinary hotspot in Noida . As the city's first food court with a swimming pool , it offers more than just a dining experienceits the heart of an engaging shopping journey that leaves a lasting impression. At Aadinath Ur Homes, we specialize in creating a different concept market in a mall or high street. We have already learned so much about concept markets like Bakers Alley, Student Mart, Wellnest, DiGi 75, Educade, and many more. We have launched Bakers Alley in six locations in Noida, and now we have launched it in Sector 32, Noida, at Bhutani City Centre mall. With this, you can get an 18% assured return and Rs. 175 per square foot lease guarantee after possession. 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Why Delhis liquor consumers are crossing state borders for getting drunk
Delhi faces significant revenue loss. Residents prefer buying liquor in Gurgaon, Faridabad, and Noida. They seek lower prices and wider choices. Current excise rules expire on June 30, 2025. The government plans a new excise policy. It aims for transparency and accountability. The goal is to improve the buying experience. This could boost revenue and reduce cross-border shopping.
How kidnap plan to cover up fraud lifted the veil off international betting racket
A kidnapping complaint in Noida unveiled a massive international betting syndicate linked to Thailand and Dubai. Police, investigating the alleged abduction of two men, discovered an illegal betting ring operating through the 'Rudra Cric Live' app. Eight individuals were arrested for facilitating bets on live cricket matches, with daily proceeds funneled abroad.
Roads dug up and left like that, 7x sectors gasp under neglect
Abducted Noida businessman and his driver rescued, five arrested
GNIDA offers housing plots near Noida airport, one costs Rs 152cr
Walkways broken, plants wilt in heat, parks in Ghaziabads Lajpat Nagar cry for upkeep
Flats cancelled, Amrapali buyers protest at court receivers office in Noida
Outages continue as heat takes a toll on transformers in Noida and Ghaziabad
The disruptions, which continued throughout the weekend, have been blamed on equipment failures such as overloaded transformers and frequent cable faults.
Four held for robbing stamp vendor in Ghaziabad, stolen cash recovered
Delhi-NCR news: After Delhi, Greater Noida to raze over 20 illegal colonies in demolition drive
Greater Noida Authority to launch a massive anti-encroachment drive to demolish illegal colonies and structures with police support.
Gzb company shut 30 yrs ago but occupied govt land, fined Rs 111 crore
Waste-to-wonder: Noida Jungle Trail with tigers & camels set to open in July
Four arrested after Noida bizmans murder unveils currency scam
How a UP govt scheme is restoring the gift of hearing to children born with impairment
Guitar-strumming Noida teen hits high note with NEET-UG rank 9
Surajpur teen drowns in canal, family alleges murder
Three held for online extortion in Ghaziabad
Noida Authority approves luxury hotels to boost biz near airport
FIR Against Supertech, Its Promoter For Defrauding IDBI Bank Of Rs 126.07 Crore
The CBI has registered an FIR against Noida-based construction firm Supertech Limited and its promoter R K Arora among others for allegedly defrauding IDBI Bank of Rs 126.07 crore.
Body in suitcase: Man knew of murder plot against his wife
Full rapid rail corridor to be ready this month, says NCRTC
Farmhouse, pool built on panchayat land razed
GMC defies govt, NGT order on road concretisation, halts work after locals object
UP tourism minister to flag off first batch of Mansarovar yatra from Ghaziabad on Sunday
Noidas waste woes return as sanitation strikes, dumping sites spur resident anger
Noida gives bulk waste generators 15 days to install compost units
Noida ADM reviews plantation drive preparations
Outages, low water supply now hit Noida district hospital
Bharat Designer Show Season 2 Set to Dazzle Noida Film City from 29th to 31st August 2025
An Unprecedented Fashion Spectacle by Dreamz Production House Featuring Top Designers, Celebrities, and Indias First-Ever Pre-Bidding Format A celebration of cutting-edge designs, cultural diversity, and creative excellence in Indian fashion.
Water shortage continues in Noida, relief expected by Friday
Heartfulness Education Trust (HET) and Galgotias University have signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to jointly establish the Centre of Indian Knowledge Systems (CIKS) at the Galgotias University campus in Greater Noida.
Woman whose body was found in suitcase was murdered by in-laws
GDA starts widening 3km RNE stretch to unclog housing hub
Man dies after robotic surgery at Ghaziabad hospital, family says his intestine was ruptured
Woman gets caught in trios fight, shot at in Ghaziabad
After 23-year wait behind bars, man admits guilt to walk free in Noida
Amber Enterprises to invest Rs 6,000 cr in electronics plant near Noida airport
Amber Enterprises will invest Rs 6,000 crore. The company will set up a large electronics manufacturing facility. The facility will be near Noida International Airport in Jewar. The Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority has allocated land. The facility will manufacture PCB assemblies, home appliances and consumer electronics.
Noida Tech Firm Founder Refused Interim Bail In Rs 3,558 Crore Scam
Counsel appearing for Arif Nisar told the bench of Justice PK Mishra and Justice Manmohan that he needs an injection and a surgery to save the eyesight of his right eye.
Widows act of love, adventure lovers high first batch ready as Kailash yatra resumes
GDA makes a digital PAHAL with first e-allotment letter for 1.3cr plot
Rusted and jagged, height barriers are a safety risk
Hours after renting flat, youths call man, shoot him over Rs 10 lakh
