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The air quality in Noida and its neighbouring areas improved significantly on Monday. However, it still remains in the 'very poor' category. Find out more about the current air quality situation and its expected changes.

Dubai Knowledge Park marks 20-year milestone with record 3m x 3m x 3m installation

Dubai Knowledge Park celebrated its 20th anniversary by creating the world's largest Rubik's cube.

The air quality in Noida and Ghaziabad remained in the ‘poor’ category on Wednesday. The AQI was recorded at 208 in Noida, 241 in Greater Noida and 236 in Ghaziabad as against Tuesday’s 206, 211 and 204. In Noida, Sector 62 station recorded an AQI of 257, and Sector 1 witnessed it at 211 – both in poor category while Sectors 125 and 175 were in the ‘moderate’ category. In Greater Noida, Knowledge Park V and Knowledge Park III stations recorded AQIs of 281 and 221 respectively – bot...

Harborcreek Township Supervisors approved a preliminary land development plan for manufacturing company Kyocera AVX, who recently acquired Bliley Technologies, to build a new facility in Knowledge Par

NOIDA: The air quality in Gautam Budh Nagar and Ghaziabad improved slightly on Tuesday, however, remained in the poor category.

Dubai Knowledge Park, part of TECOM Group PJSC, marks its 20th anniversary as a hub for lifelong learning, a catalyst for the region’s knowledge-based economy, and the preferred destination for leading skills and education specialists from around the worl

NOIDA: The weather officials have forecast a partly cloudy sky and mist in Noida and Ghaziabad on Tuesday morning; however, the sky will clear up late.

In a freak accident, a college student in Greater Noida died after her head allegedly bumped into a crane of a truck towing away her car that had broken down, police officials said.

Noida, Dec 18 (PTI) In a freak accident, a college student in Greater Noida died after her head allegedly bumped into a crane of a truck towing away her car that had broken down, police officials said.