Author: Sharad Natani

Amid an ongoing LPG supply crunch, cities like Gurugram and Delhi are witnessing a gradual shift toward smaller LPG cylinders, particularly among migrant workers and industrial labourers. Over the past few days, authorities have begun prioritising LPG allocations for migrant populations, with officials confirming that around 60 to 70 mini cylinders were sold over a two-day period. While the numbers remain modest, they signal a changing pattern in fuel consumption driven by necessity rather than choice. Slow Uptake Despite Availability Despite being available for nearly a year, 5kg and 10kg LPG cylinders had largely gone unnoticed until the recent supply…

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The ripple effects of the ongoing tensions in West Asia are now being felt on the streets of Noida, where a major road repair and resurfacing project has hit an unexpected roadblock. A shortage of critical raw materials—particularly charcoal used in construction processes—has delayed the start of work, raising concerns over worsening road conditions across the city. Rs 150 Crore Project Faces Ground Reality The Noida Authority had planned an extensive road repair and resurfacing drive worth nearly Rs 150 crore, aiming to make key stretches pothole-free before the monsoon season. While tenders have already been issued and contractors finalised,…

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Just days after the launch of the Noida International Airport, the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) has rolled out a major residential plot scheme—offering 973 plots across key sectors near the airport region. The move highlights growing confidence in airport-led development and signals rapid urban expansion in the Yamuna Expressway belt. Housing Demand Set to Surge With flight operations expected to begin soon, authorities anticipate a sharp rise in demand from professionals, investors, and businesses. The newly launched scheme is strategically located across sectors 15-C, 18, and 24, positioning buyers close to one of India’s most ambitious infrastructure projects.…

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1. Delhi Braces for Intensifying Heatwave as Temperatures Cross 40°C Early Delhi-NCR witnessed a sharp spike in temperatures, crossing 40°C in several areas—unusually early for April. Authorities issued advisories urging residents to stay hydrated and avoid peak afternoon exposure. Hospitals reported rising cases of heat exhaustion, while power demand surged, putting pressure on electricity supply systems across the region. 2. Massive Traffic Snarl on Delhi-Gurugram Expressway After Multi-Car Collision A multi-vehicle collision during peak morning hours caused heavy congestion on the Delhi-Gurugram Expressway. Traffic movement slowed to a crawl for several hours, affecting office commuters. Authorities cleared the wreckage and…

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A fresh political controversy has erupted after the Centre decided to convene Parliament just days ahead of crucial assembly elections in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal. Senior Congress leader and former Union minister P. Chidambaram has strongly criticised the move, calling it “mischievous” and urging opposition parties to resist it. Timing of Session Raises Political Questions The government has proposed reconvening Parliament between April 16 and April 18, while polling in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal is scheduled shortly after—on April 23 and April 29. Chidambaram argues that this timing could effectively prevent several opposition MPs from participating in crucial…

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India’s business ecosystem is at a turning point. Growth today is no longer driven by degrees alone—it demands adaptability, continuous learning, and real-time problem-solving. In this context, a transformative idea is emerging—Corporate Mitras—where premier institutions like Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, Institute of Company Secretaries of India, and Institute of Cost Accountants of India come together to build a unified, skilled force for the nation. The core belief behind this model is simple yet powerful: ●Together, these institutions can create far greater impact than they can individually. A Structured 9-Month Corporate Mitra Programme The proposed Corporate Mitra programme is…

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