Greater Noida: Tappal Bajna, some 7km from the upcoming Jewar international airport, could become one of the region’s largest logistics and warehousin.
In a letter to JIL s Interim Resolution Professional Anuj Jain, the Chairman of Jaiprakash Associates Ltd Manoj Gaur has urged him to consider JAL s settlement offer, which was submitted before the Supreme Court in 2019. Asserting that JIL has more assets than liabilities, Gaur has also claimed that lenders would not be entitled to exercise their rights on loan guarantors if the realty firm is sold at a "throw away price".
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View of newly built 50 beded Covid Care Centre at Noida Stadium. (Representation image)
A 100-bed COVID-19 care facility started in a community health centre in Gautam Buddh Nagar s rural Jewar area on Thursday with support from local authorities and foreign aid, BJP leader and local MLA Dhirendra Singh said.
The conversion of the rural CHC into a dedicated COVID facility was approved by Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath recently amid the ongoing deadly second wave of the coronavirus which has hit villages too. This COVID facility will be helpful for patients in rural areas, local Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) CEO Arunvir Singh said, and extended all possible support to it.
Noida: The corona epidemic is also worsening the condition of rural areas of the Gautam Budh Nagar district. According to an estimate, four people are dying here every day. Amidst bad reports of death, a piece of relief news has surfaced for the rural area of Jewar. The 50 concentrators sent from Switzerland to Jewar Hospital will be received on Monday.
Today, the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority has received 100 oxygen concentrators from Philips Company from Switzerland. The first consignment of oxygen concentrators sent from Switzerland has reached Delhi. Out of 400 oxygen concentrators, 50 concentrates will be provided to the Community Health Centre at Jewar. This can save many lives. This help has been sent by the Swiss-Indian Chamber of Commerce.
GREATER NOIDA: The Noida International Airport project is fast gaining momentum.
The subsidiary of Zurich AG, appointed to develop the greenfield airport, on Monday floated tenders to commence construction work.
The company, Yamuna International Airport Private Limited (YIAPL), has begun the process of selecting the contractors for engineering and construction of the terminal building.
Last week ,the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) initiated the process of empanelling agencies which will manage, organise and execute big-ticket events on its behalf. While the date of the foundation stone laying ceremony is yet to be finalised, sources revealed that an agreement has been reached between the two sides to get things going on the ground. “We expect that the project-affected people will start shifting to Jewar Bangar by mid-June. Post that, construction work can start,” an Authority official told TOI.