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The area near Surajpur collectorate was waterlogged on Wednesday Greater Noida: The Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) has decided to redesign roads and drainage networks around Surajpur collectorate that gets flooded almost every year. The work will start after this monsoon, officials said. The development authority has been facing a lot of criticism for not being able to prevent flooding in the area and other busy parts of the city. Although GNIDA had claimed it had taken preventive measures this time as well, steady rains that lasted for about 20 minutes resulted in waterlogging in many locations. Currently, eight pumps are being operated to drain out water. “Surajpur collectorate building is at a lower level compared to the road adjacent to it. Also, the drains near the building do not discharge water properly as they remain choked with silt and garbage. It is extremely difficult to get inside the building when it rains,” said Ramesh Gautam, a resident of Mamura who visited the collectorate on Wednesday to apply for a welfare scheme.
Picture for representational purpose only. NOIDA: Residents can now report instances of waterlogging and flooding on city streets directly to the local industrial development authority. Though the Noida authority spent crores to take preventive measures while carrying out civil work in June, waterlogging was reported from multiple spots on Tuesday and Wednesday after the downpour. Residents can now call on the monsoon relief line and register their complaints. The authority issued the number 120-2423795 and officials said complaints will be handled within 24 hours. While the condition of a large part of Noida-Greater Noida Expressway worsens every monsoon as the level of the carriageway does not end up channelising water to the storm water drains, water collects on the expressway at multiple spots between Sector 132 and Sector 148. However, the condition of the flooding and traffic movement has improved between Sector 126 and Dalit Prerna Sthal.
Farmers not against any party but Centre's policy: Bharatiya Kisan Union chief Rakesh Tikait He also said Prime Minister Narendra Modi should also reach out to the farmers, but only after the government has accepted their demands on the three new farm laws. Share Via Email | A+A A- Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Rakest Singh Tikait addresses the farmers gathered at the National Highway 58, in Muzaffarnagar, Friday, Nov. 27, 2020. (Photo | PTI) By PTI NOIDA: The farmers' fight is not with any political party but with the policy of the government, Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) chief Rakesh Tikait said here on Monday, warning the ongoing protest over the farm laws could prolong further.
Farmers perform yoga on Delhi-Noida Link Road as protests enter 28th day The road remained closed for Noida to Delhi movement but was open for commuters travelling from Delhi to Noida PTI | December 29, 2020 | Updated 07:53 IST Farmers demonstrating against the Centre's new agri laws performed yoga on the Delhi-Noida Link Road (Image: PTI) Farmers demonstrating against the Centre's new agri laws on Monday performed yoga on the Delhi-Noida Link Road at the Chilla border where they have been camping for 28 days now. The road remained closed for Noida to Delhi movement but was open for commuters travelling from Delhi to Noida, according to a police official.
Farmers demonstrating against the Centre's new agri laws on Monday performed yoga on the Delhi-Noida Link Road at the Chilla border where they have been camping for 28 days now. The road remained closed for Noida to Delhi movement but was open for commuters travelling from Delhi to Noida, according to a police official. At the Dalit Prerna Sthal, farmers belonging to BKU (Lok Shakti) and hailing from various districts of western Uttar Pradesh continued their agitation and submitted a memorandum of their demands addressed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the Gautam Buddh Nagar district administration. "The memorandum has been submitted to Additional District Magistrate Diwakar Singh and mentions the demands of our farmers' union including the withdrawal of the three new farm laws, legislation on minimum support price (MSP) of crops and formation of a 'kisaan aayog' among others, BKU (Lok Shakti) spokesperson Shailesh Kumar Giri said.
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URL copied Image Source : PTI New Delhi: Farmers during Delhi Chalo protest march against the new farm laws, at Ghazipur border in New Delhi, Saturday, Dec. 26, 2020. Braving the biting cold, scores of farmers stayed put at the Delhi-Noida border near Chilla on Saturday night in protest against the three recent farm laws of the Centre even as other agitating farmers returned home for night stay. During the day, farmers' groups from various Western Uttar Pradesh districts visit the border, join demonstrations and then return by evening, leaving local protestors and those from nearby districts at the site for an overnight stay, said Yogesh Pratap Singh, the UP unit chief of the BKU (Bhanu).Â
Delhi Traffic Movement Disrupted As Pro-Agri Law Farmers Gather In Noida The simultaneous protests by those against and in support of the farm laws have prompted partial closure of the Noida-Delhi Link Road and several diversions PTI 24 December 2020 ANI/Twitter PTI 2020-12-24T18:25:50+05:30 Delhi Traffic Movement Disrupted As Pro-Agri Law Farmers Gather In Noida outlookindia.com 2020-12-24T18:27:16+05:30 Traffic movement from Noida to Delhi was affected on Thursday afternoon as hundreds of farmers, who support the Centre's new agriculture laws, assembled near the Mahamaya Flyover in Noida, officials said. These farmers, belonging to various districts of western Uttar Pradesh, have come for the demonstration on the call of farmers' union Kisan Sena and want to go to Delhi to meet Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar, according to the outfit's conevnor Thakur Gauri Shankar Singh.
Farmers during the protest against farm laws at Ghazipur in New Delhi on Thursday. TOI photo NEW DELHI: The Narendra Modi government on Thursday sent a fresh letter to the protesting farmers’ unions inviting them for talks. Congress leaders including Rahul Gandhi met President Ram Nath Kovind and demanded a joint session of Parliament to repeal the three farm laws. The BJP retorted by daring the former Congress president for a debate. Here are the top 10 developments of the day: 1. The centre extended a fresh invite to protesting farmer unions for talks, but made it clear that it would not be "logical" to include in the agenda any new demand related to minimum support price (MSP), saying it was out of the purview of three new farm laws. In a three-page letter written to 40 farmer leaders, agriculture ministry joint secretary Vivek Aggarwal said, "I again request you that the government has been discussing all issues with an open heart and good intention to end the protest, and will continue to do so. Kindly suggest a date and time (for the next round of talks)." The previous five rounds of talks between the government and the unions have failed to break the deadlock with the farmers insisting on the repeal of the three laws and camping at various border points of Delhi for nearly a month now. Aggarwal asked the union leaders to provide details of other issues they want to discuss. The talks will be held at Vigyan Bhawan in New Delhi at a ministerial level, he said. On MSP, Aggarwal said the farm laws have no connection with the price regime nor would have any impact on the procurement of farm produce at the fixed rates.
Farmers burn copies of Union agriculture minister's letter SECTIONS Last Updated: Dec 19, 2020, 11:24 PM IST Share Synopsis A group of transgenders also joined farmers at their protest site at Chilla border during the day and entertained them with songs and dance, with some of them also taking digs at the government over its alleged adamant attitude over farm laws. PTI Farmers at Chilla border. NOIDA (UP): Farmers camping at Delhi-Noida border in protests against the three recent farm laws of the Centre on Saturday burnt copies of an open letter of Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar's written to them in a bid to pacify them.