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Noida/Ghaziabad: Heavy late-night showers and gusty winds struck Noida and Ghaziabad on Monday, leaving in its wake uprooted trees, falling branches, .

Delhi Covid lockdown news live: HC directs Centre to ensure that city receives its 490 MT oxygen supply today by whatever means Delhi Covid lockdown news live: HC directs Centre to ensure that city receives its 490 MT oxygen supply today by whatever means LIVE NOW Delhi Covid lockdown news live: HC directs Centre to ensure that city receives its 490 MT oxygen supply today by whatever means Delhi recorded 375 Covid-19 deaths on Friday, taking the total toll due to the disease in the national capital to 16,147, the second highest in the country after Maharashtra where 68,183 people have succumb...

File image of a Covid-19 testing camp in Noida GREATER NOIDA: A 33-year-old woman died outside the Government Institute of Medical Sciences (GIMS) on Thursday while her friend and landlord kept looking for a bed to admit her. She had Covid-like symptoms but had not got herself tested. Jagriti Gupta was taken to three private hospitals and then to GIMS where her attendants were told the same thing — beds are not available. They had been on the road for nearly seven hours. In a video that surfaced, Jagriti could be seen gasping for breath. Moments later, she passed away inside a car parked...

They have also complained about the unauthorised flea markets operating near Migsun Circle opposite Sector Zeta 1 and at Ryan Circle in Sector Beta 1, as well as illegal hoardings across the city. GREATER NOIDA: Residents of the city have complained to the Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) about clogged sewers at Bhartiya Adarsh Girls Inter College in Tilapta, causing daily inconvenience for students and teachers in entering the school premises as well as the foul smell that is all pervasive through the day. They have also complained about the unauthorised flea markets o...

Representative image GREATER NOIDA: Several residential areas in the city, including Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta and Pi 3, are likely to get Ganga water supply by May. The Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) has built pipeline and reservoirs for distributing 85 cusecs (207.95 MLD) of water from the Upper Ganga Canal in Haridwar and trials for the first phase (covering the populated areas) to supply 51.09 cusecs are likely to begin from mid-March. Currently, residents of Greater Noida get treated groundwater taken from ranny wells and tube wells. “We will be able to provid...