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Noida twin towers: A series of controlled explosions reduced the illegally built twin towers to a massive pile of rubble. Apex (32 storeys) and Ceyane (29 storeys) were gone in seconds, in the carefully choreographed and meticulously executed plan — the biggest such exercise in the country so far.

Demolished via a controlled implosion, a lot of preparation had been done to ensure minimal damage to the surroundings.

Soon after Noida's illegal twin towers were demolished, Edifice Engineering, the Mumbai-based firm tasked with the implosion, said all went well, except for some damage to ATS village wall.Project Manager Mayur Mehta said, "God is great. ...

With the demolition done, the next challenge for Noida authorities is to clean the mountain of debris generated due to the demolition.

The stage is set for the safe demolition of the Noida Supertech twin towers on Sunday. Here's everything you need to know about traffic detours and roads to avoid before the demolition.

The Supertech twin towers came crashing down nearly nine seconds after the use of 3700 kilograms of explosives on Sunday, thus ending a nine-year-long legal battle in just nine seconds.

As the illegal Twin Towers were imploded to dust within seconds, UP CM Yogi Adityanath gave instructions to take the strictest actions against the culprits of the one-and-a-half-decade-old case.

Realty firm Supertech Ltd has incurred a loss of about Rs 500 crore, including construction and interest costs, because of the demolition of its twin towers in Noida, the company's Chairman R K Arora said on Sunday.

Realty firm Supertech on Sunday said the twin towers set to be demolished this afternoon were constructed as per the building plan approved by Noida development authorities and no deviations were made.

The story began after a plot was allotted to Supertech Ltd in 2004 by the New Okhla Industrial Development Authority (NOIDA) for the development of a housing society which came to be known as Emerald Court.