Author: Sharad Natani
The Greater Noida Authority marked a significant milestone on January 28, 2026, as it completed 35 years since its establishment in 1991. Over three and a half decades, the Authority has played a defining role in reshaping Greater Noida from largely agrarian land into one of North India’s most prominent industrial, educational, and residential hubs. A City That Transformed Its Identity Since its inception, the Greater Noida Authority has been responsible for planned urban development, focusing on wide roads, green belts, industrial sectors, and modern housing. Today, the city is known for its high-rise residential societies, organized sectors, parks, malls,…
Facing mounting pressure on its limited water resources, the Delhi government is preparing to launch a large-scale survey of borewells and groundwater extraction across the capital. The move aims to accurately assess current water usage and frame a long-term, sustainable water usage policy as Delhi’s population and demand continue to rise sharply. Officials say the proposed survey will be a critical planning exercise, focused on understanding how much groundwater is being extracted, where it is being drawn from, and how uncontrolled withdrawal can be regulated in the years ahead. Why the Survey Matters At present, the Delhi Jal Board (DJB)…
In a significant step toward redefining the future of healthcare, India has taken a landmark leap by integrating Ayurveda with artificial intelligence (AI) and digital health technologies. A recently signed historic agreement has underlined the government’s intent to position traditional Indian medicine at the core of next-generation healthcare systems. The move signals a shift in how Ayurveda is perceived—not merely as an ancient system of healing, but as a scientifically supported, technology-enabled healthcare model capable of addressing modern health challenges. Blending Ancient Wisdom with Modern Technology Ayurveda, practiced for thousands of years, has long focused on preventive care, personalised treatment,…
Behind Delhi’s fast-paced urban life lies a disturbing reality — hundreds of children have gone missing over the past decade, and many families are still waiting for their return. Official data shows that in the last 11 years, 5,559 children aged between 0 and 8 years were reported missing in the capital. While the Delhi Police managed to trace most of them, 695 children remain untraced, leaving families trapped in endless uncertainty. According to police records, 3,216 boys and 2,343 girls went missing during this period. Although 4,864 children were successfully rescued, the remaining cases continue to haunt investigators and…
Residents of Amrapali Dream Valley-2 society in Greater Noida West have launched an indefinite protest outside the NBCC office, alleging prolonged neglect and failure to provide basic residential facilities. The protest began on January 27, in line with a warning issued by residents during a meeting held a few weeks ago. Raising slogans and holding placards, residents accused the authorities of handing over the society with incomplete and substandard infrastructure. Protesters said the agitation will continue until their demands are addressed and visible corrective action is taken. Residents Allege Incomplete Handover and Poor Construction Quality According to residents, the society…
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has announced a major housing opportunity for residents of the capital under its Nagrik Awas Yojana 2026, offering more than 1,700 flats across multiple income categories in Narela and Siraspur. The scheme aims to promote affordable and planned housing for citizens from Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) to High Income Groups (HIG). According to DDA officials, online registration for the scheme began on January 24, 2026, at 12 noon, while flat bookings will open from January 28, 2026, at 12:00 PM through the official DDA Awaas Portal. Category-Wise Flat Availability Under the scheme, flats are being…