Hindon Elevated Road News Today

The 10.3km Hindon elevated road, touted as the longest bridge in the country built on a single pier, is likely to be called 'Ram Setu' soon. Read more about the proposal and its significance.

The four-lane Hindon Elevated road or ‘Ram Setu’ is 10.3 Km long which was initially built to ease the traffic movement from Ghaziabad to Delhi route.

Eros Investments Makes Waves: Eros Investments signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in Gandhinagar on Wednesday.

Developer Nikhil Chaudhary, his driver Manoj Sharma and the two police security personnel -- Jai Om Sharma from Delhi Police and Jaivir Singh Raghav from the Ghaziabad police -- were travelling in the Innova when it crashed into the road median late Sunday night beneath the Hindon elevated road

Noida-Gzb Blue Line Metro: The extension will see the Dwarka Sector 21-Noida Electronic City corridor being extended across the Delhi-Meerut Expressway via Indirapuram and Vaishali to Sahibabad in Ghaziabad.

This week, his son Sanchit (30) approached the city police, saying his father had paid Rs 26 lakh of the 2BHK-flat’s total cost of Rs 32 lakh, but the house that was due for possession in 2017 was far from completion.

Carpooling to office, switching from cabs to metro, skipping weekend outings, fewer impulse purchases - the swift upswing in housing rentals in the NC

Ghaziabad Development Authority: The report was prepared by the local funds audit department in Prayagraj, which has the mandate to examine all local bodies and state-aided institutions and conduct special audits under the finance department.

Hyacinth, an invasive aquatic weed, could be a possible reason for the excessive water level in the river. The Hindon, mostly looking like a drain of chemical factory discharges, has been affected by the construction of various structures and the growth of hyacinths. The increase in pillars for the Hindon Elevated Road, the RapidX metro, and several bridges has disrupted the rivers flow.

The incessant heavy rainfall over several hours on Thursday morning caused waterlogging and traffic congestion in several parts of Delhi, leading to the PWD’s (Public Works Department)  control room receiving a string of complaints from various parts of the national Capital. Commuters from