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District administration directs officials to repair embankments and implement flood prevention measures for upcoming monsoon. Atul Kumar, additional district magistrate, assigns tasks to various departments to minimize flood impact in the area. Last year's flooding led to displacement of thousands. Danger marks and water levels of Hindon and Yamuna rivers highlighted.

Atul Kumar Anjaan, 70, CPI national secretary, died in Lucknow. Led LUSU, involved in Police-PAC rebellion, championed farmers' and students' causes,

Turnout data for polling centres inside housing societies in GB Nagar constituency. High turnout recorded at condominiums during Lok Sabha polls. Impact of doorstep voting on voter participation. Details on voter turnout in specific housing societies like Shakti Kunj Apartment and Indian Oil Apartments in Noida. Testimonials from residents on increased participation, especially among women and elderly voters.

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Pointing to the nearby Machimaar Nagar, which is one of the oldest fishing villages of the city, Narwekar added that the idea behind locking in Badhwar Park as one of the starting points is to draw tourists to the Koli village.

D2C greengrocer Fraazo raises $50 million from WestBridge, others Mumbai: Fraazo, a direct-to-consumer (D2C) brand in the fresh vegetables and fruits category, has raised $50 million in a funding round led by WestBridge Capital, in a sign of increased competition in the space. Existing investors Sixth Sense Ventures, Equanimity Investments, Apar Group participated in the

Noida: Samosa and tea for Rs 10 each, coffee and cold drink for Rs 15 each, vegetarian thali for Rs 100 and non-vegetarian thali for Rs 180 – are rate.

Mallika Singh Hanspal has won the Best Actor in Lead Role (Female) at Mahindra Excellence in Theatre Awards

"It has been decided that notice would be issued to some builders, including Mahagun, Ajnara and Migsun, seeking their response over the complaints related to their housing projects," District Magistrate Manish Kumar Verma told PTI.

The High Court said, "After issuing the admit card, stopping the student from entering the examination hall is unthinkable. The CBSE has no right, to do so."