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The Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) has allotted 6 acres in Techzone 4 to a Japanese major to set up a data centre of 70MW capa

Two major data centre projects in Greater Noida to help boost real estate markets in the region: Experts The move is expected help data centre businesses get decentralised from traditional Mumbai and Chennai strongholds. The decision of Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority to allot six acres in Techzone 4 to a Japanese firm, NTT India, to set up a data centre of 70 MW capacity is expected to turn the area into an attractive data centre hub due to availability of infrastructure and he...

Representative Image NOIDA: The Uttar Pradesh government has through a letter asked the Noida Metro Rail Corporation (NMRC) to revise the detailed plan report (DPR) that was drawn by the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) for a metro line from Greater Noida’s Knowledge Park to Jewar International Airport. DMRC had handed over the DPR of Rs 5,708-crore metro project to the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA). After approval, the DPR was sent to the state government. Th...

The road is said to unclog Pari Chowk NOIDA: Work on constructing another link road between Noida and Greater Noida, which had been stuck for almost a year, has been revived. The road, which will pass through sectors 145 and 146 in Noida will connect to Knowledge Park III on the other side of the Hindon river. The Noida and Greater Noida authorities will share the cost of the project. While they have already constructed four-lane roads up to the river, work on building the bridge and the appro...

Land losers have been paid only 50% of amount even after 12 yrs The people who have lost land for the Kinfra Knowledge Park in Ramanattukara are planning a dharna on January 21 in protest against the negligence of the State government in providing them the due compensation for the acquired land. K.Koyamutti Haji, president of the Ramanattukara Kinfra Knowledge Park Land Losers’ Action Committee, told reporters here on Wednesday that the 140 land owners had not received a large chunk of the co...

Dubai: A COVID-19 vaccine rollout encouraging more students back to campus, progress on key projects and the introduction of golden visas has created a favourable atmosphere for the UAE’s academic community, despite ongoing global challenges. Dubai International Academic City and Dubai Knowledge Park are collectively home to more than 27,000 students and believe that the emirate’s education sector has more than a few reasons to be optimistic about the future. After breaking ground in 2019, ...

Police said they had to break a part of the car’s roof to pull them out GREATER NOIDA: Four college students, who were returning home after a New Year party, were injured when the car they were travelling in hit a metro pillar on Friday morning. The accident took place around 2.30am and it is believed that the youths could not spot the pillar because of dense fog. The students were on their way to Jaypee Aman, Sector 151, when their car crashed into the pillar opposite a petrol pump at Tugal...

Officials said that if nobody comes forward to open higher secondary schools, the four plots will be available for an engineering college or a higher education institute Besides new industries and educational institutes, the plots will also be used for religious places and other institutional purposes. The industrial scheme comprises 21 plots in Ecotech 1. Officials said that the 29 institutional plots put on the block are situated in various sectors. “We have identified residential blocks wh...

Atlantic Canada’s First 5G Network Expands to Moncton, New Brunswick Atlantic Canada’s only 5G network is now available in the cities of Moncton and Fredericton, NB Canada’s first and largest 5G network will reach 160 communities across the country this year¹ Rogers also announces rollout of Canada’s first 5G standalone core network MONCTON, New Brunswick, Dec. 16, 2020 — Rogers Communications today announced it is expanding its 5G service on Canada’s most trusted and reliable net...

Picture used for representational purpose only GREATER NOIDA: A walkway spanning over 5km will be developed in Gamma 1 of Greater Noida by next year. The Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) has already taken approval of the forest department to include its land to develop the walking trail. Being planned close to LG Rotary and Jagat Farms, the walkway will include all the scattered green belts and parks in the locality. A total of seven such green patches have been identifie...