Author: Sharad Natani

The Noida International Airport (NIA), coming up along the Yamuna Expressway, is set for a major expansion as authorities prepare for the next phase of development following the near completion of Phase 1 works. The expansion plan is expected to significantly enhance passenger handling capacity and strengthen the airport’s position as a key aviation hub in North India. Phase 1 of the airport project has laid the foundational infrastructure, including a runway, terminal building, air traffic control facilities, and essential support services. With operational readiness approaching, planning for subsequent phases has accelerated to meet projected passenger and cargo demand. Capacity…

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The Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) has generated Rs 389 crore through the e-auction of three group housing plots located near the upcoming Noida International Airport (NIA). The auction results indicate renewed investor confidence in the residential segment around Yamuna City. The three plots, spanning approximately 13 acres, had a combined reserve price of Rs 283 crore. However, aggressive bidding pushed the final auction value Rs 106 crore above the base price, reflecting growing demand for housing projects in proximity to the airport. Top Developers Secure Key Parcels Among the successful bidders, Northwind Estate placed the highest bid of…

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A woman sustained injuries after a lift in a residential building in Greater Noida allegedly went into free fall from the 13th floor and stopped abruptly at the 8th floor. The sudden malfunction triggered panic among residents and raised fresh concerns over elevator safety in high-rise societies. According to residents, the woman had entered the lift from the 13th floor when the elevator suddenly malfunctioned and dropped several floors before coming to a halt at the 8th floor. The abrupt stop caused her to lose balance and injure her leg. Victim Suffers Leg Injury, Receives Medical Attention Residents immediately rushed…

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Thousands of residents in Surajpur town, particularly those living near the HDFC Bank lane, are facing severe hardship as sewer water has flooded the streets, making daily movement extremely difficult. The water, which has accumulated up to nearly one foot deep in several stretches, is not due to rainfall but a sewer overflow, residents said. People living in the locality claim that despite repeated complaints to authorities, no permanent solution has been implemented. As a result, residents — including schoolchildren and elderly citizens — are forced to walk through contaminated water just to step out of their homes. Students and…

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Gurugram is set for a major expansion in its public transport network with the approval of 200 additional electric buses. The Gurugram Metropolitan Bus Limited (GMBCL) has identified 32 routes where these buses will be deployed, significantly strengthening connectivity across the city. Officials said the expansion will enhance daily commuting options and improve last-mile connectivity, particularly in residential and commercial corridors that currently face limited bus coverage. Infrastructure Readiness and Depot Development To support the expanded fleet, infrastructure development is already underway. The electric bus depot in Sector 10 is operational, while another depot is being constructed in Sector 48…

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In a major step to tackle traffic congestion, Gurgaon traffic police have launched a citywide crackdown on illegal parking, deploying specialised tow cranes across East and West zones. The enforcement drive officially began on February 17 and is being carried out in coordination with the Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA). Officials said the move aims to reclaim road space, reduce traffic bottlenecks, and improve commuting conditions for thousands of daily road users who face delays due to unauthorised parking. Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Rajesh Mohan said the campaign was initiated after continuous monitoring of congestion-prone areas and repeated complaints…

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