Author: Sharad Natani
At a time when Noida’s industrial landscape is under the spotlight due to recent labour unrest, one name has once again captured national and global attention — Vivek Chaand Sehgal, the man behind one of India’s most successful manufacturing stories. From humble beginnings with just one kilogram of silver to building a global auto components empire, Sehgal’s journey reflects ambition, adaptability, and relentless execution. Today, Motherson Sumi Systems Limited stands as a symbol of India’s industrial strength across continents. A Small Beginning That Sparked a Big Vision Born in Delhi in 1957 into a modest family, Sehgal did not inherit…
The ripple effect of Noida’s recent labour unrest is now spreading beyond industrial units. In a fresh development, workers at a private university in Dadri, Greater Noida, staged a protest demanding higher wages and better working conditions, signaling that the anger among workers is far from over. The protest, which saw hundreds of workers gathering outside the university gate, comes just days after violent clashes shook Noida’s industrial belt over similar wage-related issues. From Factories to Campuses: Protest Wave Expands The demonstration marks a significant shift — from factory floors to institutional spaces. Workers, including men and women staff, raised…
In a city known for its towering skyline and corporate hubs, a very different reality is unfolding on the ground. Residents of Gurugram’s Sector 7 are raising serious concerns over worsening civic conditions, claiming that basic infrastructure has collapsed under years of neglect. From waterlogged streets to overflowing sewage and uncollected garbage, daily life for nearly 5,000 families in the area has turned into a constant struggle. Flooded Streets, Blocked Drains: A Recurring Nightmare For residents, even moderate rainfall now brings chaos. Sector 7, being a low-lying area, faces severe waterlogging due to clogged stormwater drains. Streets get submerged within…
After two days of intense violence, stone-pelting, and disruption across Noida’s industrial belt, a sense of normalcy is set to return as workers resume duties and factories reopen across sectors. Authorities have moved swiftly to stabilise the situation, but the administration has made one thing absolutely clear — any repeat of unrest will invite strict action, including cancellation of licenses and blacklisting of agencies. The developments come after large-scale protests over wage issues turned violent earlier this week, shaking one of North India’s biggest industrial hubs. Violence That Shook Noida’s Industrial Backbone The unrest, which began as a wage-related protest,…
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1. Delhi Approves 4.7-Km Yamuna Flood Protection Wall Delhi government has cleared a major flood protection wall project along the Yamuna to prevent monsoon flooding. The move comes after past flood crises and aims to protect low-lying areas and key infrastructure across the capital. 2. Water Supply to Be Hit in Several Delhi Areas Today Residents in multiple parts of Delhi will face water shortages on April 15–16 due to maintenance work. Authorities have advised households to store water in advance and use it carefully. 3. Delhi–Dehradun Expressway Opens, Major Relief Expected The newly inaugurated expressway is now operational, cutting…