Author: Sharad Natani

In a major step toward smart city management, the Noida Authority’s water department is preparing to introduce a high-tech remote monitoring system to improve the city’s water supply network. The new system will allow officials to detect supply disruptions and technical faults even before residents register complaints, ensuring faster response and better service delivery. Problems to be detected from a central control room Once operational, officers sitting at a central control and remote monitoring centre will be able to see real-time data on water supply across different sectors. The system will instantly show which sector or locality is facing supply…

Noida is widely regarded as one of Uttar Pradesh’s most prosperous cities. Often described as the state’s industrial capital and development showcase, the city is home to many high-net-worth individuals. While names of prominent business leaders frequently make headlines, Noida’s richest resident remains largely unknown to the public. The richest man of Noida you may not recognise With an estimated net worth of around ₹35,140 crore, the title of Noida’s richest person belongs to Aditya Khemka. Despite commanding enormous wealth and influence, his name rarely appears in popular discussions. Khemka is the founder and Managing Director of Aditya Infotech Limited,…

With the rapid rise in vehicles and shrinking parking space, traffic pressure has become a daily challenge in Noida. In response, the Noida Authority has taken a significant step toward smart urban infrastructure by planning automated puzzle parking systems in multiple sectors of the city. This initiative is aimed at reducing roadside parking, easing congestion, and making better use of limited land. Tender process begins for Noida’s first puzzle parking According to officials, the tender process for Noida’s first automated puzzle parking project in Sector-63 has attracted interest from two agencies. The submitted documents are currently under scrutiny, and once…

Winter birdwatching in Delhi-NCR has received a major boost after a rare juvenile White-tailed Eagle was spotted at Sultanpur National Park in Gurugram. The sighting of the majestic bird, considered India’s largest eagle, has created excitement among birders, wildlife photographers, and nature enthusiasts across the region. Sultanpur National Park becomes the centre of attention Sultanpur National Park, already known as an important winter habitat for migratory birds, has drawn renewed attention following the sighting. Birders have been seen visiting the park in large numbers, hoping to catch a glimpse of the eagle. The presence of such a rare species has…

Residents of Greater Noida now have an important opportunity to verify and update their voter details, as the district administration has opened the window for claims and objections under the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. The process will remain open until February 6, 2026, giving voters sufficient time to ensure accuracy in the voter lists. Following the publication of the revised electoral rolls for all three assembly constituencies—Noida, Dadri, and Jewar—citizens began checking their details through online portals, official websites, and cyber cafés on the very first day. Many voters also sought help from informed volunteers and election…

In a significant technological breakthrough that could dramatically improve road safety across India, ITS Engineering College, Knowledge Park, has been granted a patent for an Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based system designed to prevent road accidents caused by stray animals. The innovation directly addresses one of India’s most persistent and deadly traffic challenges—uncontrolled livestock on highways and rural roads. Stray cattle, dogs, and other animals roaming freely on national and state highways are responsible for thousands of accidents every year, often resulting in fatalities, severe injuries, and extensive damage to vehicles. Despite multiple awareness campaigns and infrastructure upgrades, the problem has remained…