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Rampur Chaos: Monkeys Rain Money from Roof, Children Loot ₹21,500
State, Uttar Pradesh

Rampur Chaos: Monkeys Rain Money from Roof, Children Loot ₹21,500

Rampur, Uttar Pradesh – In an unusual and chaotic incident in Shahabad locality, Rampur, a group of monkeys caused financial loss to a local resident while sparking a frenzy among neighborhood children. Hamid, a resident of Bedan Mohalla, had spread nearly ₹1 lakh on his rooftop to dry after the notes were soaked. At that moment, a troop of monkeys arrived, picked up the notes, and began tossing them from the roof. Seeing the notes rain down, several local children rushed to grab them, and in the commotion, approximately ₹21,500 went missing. The incident quickly became the talk of the neighborhood, with locals expressing both astonishment at the monkeys’ antics and frustration at the children’s opportunistic behavior. Some even urged the children’s guardians to return the notes, but a ...
Ghaziabad’s Harnandipuram Township: GDA Acquires Farmer Land at Four Times Market Rate, Satellite Survey Underway
State, Uttar Pradesh

Ghaziabad’s Harnandipuram Township: GDA Acquires Farmer Land at Four Times Market Rate, Satellite Survey Underway

Ghaziabad, UP – The Ghaziabad Development Authority (GDA) is leaving no stone unturned in its ambitious plan to develop the new Harnandipuram Township, with an estimated investment of ₹1,200 crore. The project involves acquiring 336 hectares of land from farmers, and the authority is offering compensation four times higher than the prevailing circle rates to ensure smooth acquisition. Notably, the land is being purchased directly through mutual consent with farmers, rather than through coercion. The township development will require land from eight villages, with Nagla Firoz Mohanpur commanding the highest rates. Farmers in this village are being compensated at ₹7,200 per square meter. So far, around 55 hectares of land have been officially transferred to the GDA, while the acquisition ...
“No Road, No Vote”: Residents of Rajnagar Extension in Ghaziabad Protest Poor Infrastructure
State, Uttar Pradesh

“No Road, No Vote”: Residents of Rajnagar Extension in Ghaziabad Protest Poor Infrastructure

Ghaziabad, UP – Residents of Rajnagar Extension in Ghaziabad have taken a bold stand against years of neglect, highlighting the deteriorating condition of roads in the area. Thousands of families, frustrated with inaction by authorities, have put up large banners across society gates declaring: “No facilities, no tax; no road, no vote.” Societies including Nilaya Green, Sanchar Residency, and Meadow Vista, among others along Hum Tum Road, have joined the protest. Local resident Murarilal Sharma said, “The Ghaziabad Development Authority (GDA) developed Rajnagar Extension but then turned a blind eye to providing basic amenities. Builders sold flats by showing only a bright picture, forcing us to live a dramatic and challenging life.” Residents claim they have been demanding road const...
Farmers to Show Black Flags to Rajendra Rathore Over Urea Shortage in Anupgarh
Rajasthan, State

Farmers to Show Black Flags to Rajendra Rathore Over Urea Shortage in Anupgarh

Anupgarh, Bikaner – Farmers in the Anupgarh region of Rajasthan are expressing deep frustration over a severe shortage of urea fertilizer, essential for Rabi crops. The situation escalated on Friday when many farmers visiting the new paddy market were unable to procure urea despite waiting in long queues. Angered by the lack of supply, they approached the SDM office to highlight their concerns to the administration. The farmers have issued a warning that if the fertilizer shortage is not resolved promptly, they will stage a protest during the visit of former Rajasthan Leader of Opposition, Rajendra Rathore, on January 17, reportedly displaying black flags and blocking his route to voice their grievances. Protest Rooted in Supply Issues and Alleged Favoritism According to farmers, ...
Vasundhara Raje Sends Political Message During Son Dushyant Singh’s Journey
Politics, Rajasthan, State

Vasundhara Raje Sends Political Message During Son Dushyant Singh’s Journey

Jhalawar, Rajasthan – Former Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje has once again captured the political spotlight in Rajasthan, this time during her son, MP Dushyant Singh’s, three-day outreach journey. The journey commenced from the renowned religious site, Unhel Nageshwar, in Jhalawar, and has already stirred conversations across the state’s political circles. On January 15, Vasundhara Raje actively participated in the journey, using the occasion to convey a clear message to both politicians and the public. Speaking to the citizens, she remarked that “Most leaders appear only during election season and then disappear, spending the next five years in air-conditioned offices. We do not follow this path. We consider our constituency as family, and the people not merely as voters but as creator...
Humanity Lost in Sitamarhi: Youth Killed, People Loot Fish from Roadside
Bihar, State

Humanity Lost in Sitamarhi: Youth Killed, People Loot Fish from Roadside

A shocking incident in Sitamarhi district, Bihar, has left humanity questioning itself. A 16-year-old boy was run over by a pickup truck carrying fish, leading to his immediate death. However, instead of helping the victim or informing his family, bystanders reportedly focused on looting the fish scattered on the road. The tragic event occurred near Jhajhit Chowk on the Pupree-Benipatti main road in the Pupree police station area. The truck driver, carrying a large quantity of fish, lost control of the vehicle, fatally hitting the teenager and seriously injuring another person. The truck then overturned, spilling its cargo across the road. Eyewitnesses expressed disbelief at the behavior of people on the scene. While the victim lay lifeless on the roadside, some locals reportedly beg...
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta Inspires NCC Cadets on Indian Army Day, Boosts Youth Enthusiasm
DELHI (national capital territory), State

Delhi CM Rekha Gupta Inspires NCC Cadets on Indian Army Day, Boosts Youth Enthusiasm

New Delhi: On the occasion of Indian Army Day, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta visited the NCC Republic Day Camp 2026 at the Kariappa Parade Ground in Delhi Cantonment on Thursday. She was received with a Guard of Honour and witnessed march-pasts, brass band performances, and cultural presentations by NCC cadets from across the country. The Chief Minister also toured the flag area, where cadets from 17 NCC directorates had organized exhibitions showcasing national values, civic responsibility, and nation-building initiatives. Celebrating Unity, Discipline, and Patriotism CM Gupta praised the discipline, unity, and sense of duty instilled by the NCC among youth. She highlighted how cadets from diverse states, languages, and cultures come together, embodying the vision of “Ek Bhara...
Delhi Increases Shelter Homes to Protect Homeless from Severe Cold, Reema Gupta Government Takes Major Initiative
DELHI (national capital territory), State

Delhi Increases Shelter Homes to Protect Homeless from Severe Cold, Reema Gupta Government Takes Major Initiative

New Delhi: In a decisive step to shield the homeless from Delhi’s biting winter, the government, under the guidance of Chief Minister Reema Gupta, has expanded the city’s shelter home network and intensified rescue operations. Temporary and permanent shelters are now providing safe refuge, food, and hygiene facilities to ensure that no individual is forced to endure the harsh cold. Enhanced Shelter Facilities Near Hospitals Following the Chief Minister’s directives, authorities have focused on areas around AIIMS, Safdarjung, and G.B. Pant hospitals, where a high number of homeless individuals typically gather. The number of shelters in these zones has been increased to ensure adequate capacity. The Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board (DUSIB), along with shelter management agencies,...
Severe Cold Continues in Delhi: Fog Delays Flights, Thursday Recorded as Coldest Day of the Season
DELHI (national capital territory), State

Severe Cold Continues in Delhi: Fog Delays Flights, Thursday Recorded as Coldest Day of the Season

New Delhi: The Delhi-NCR region continues to reel under a bitter cold wave, with Palam recording its coldest morning in 20 years on Thursday. The minimum temperature dropped to 2.3°C, marking a significant deviation from normal. Dense fog across the city caused multiple flight delays, while air pollution levels remained extremely poor. Authorities have indicated that slight relief from the cold is expected in the coming days. Record-Breaking Cold at Palam Thursday morning saw the mercury at Palam fall to 2.3°C, the lowest in two decades. For context, the previous record low was observed on 8 January 2006, when the temperature hit 0.3°C. The maximum temperature on Thursday was recorded at 16.2°C, around 5 degrees below normal. This marks the fourth consecutive day of the cold wave in ...
From Sarai Kale Khan to Karnal in Just 90 Minutes: RRTS to Revolutionize Delhi-Haryana Travel
DELHI (national capital territory), State

From Sarai Kale Khan to Karnal in Just 90 Minutes: RRTS to Revolutionize Delhi-Haryana Travel

New Delhi: Travel between Delhi and Haryana is set to become faster and more convenient with the launch of two new Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) corridors. Once operational, the Delhi-Panipat-Karnal corridor will allow passengers to reach Karnal from Delhi in just 90 minutes, while the Delhi-Gurugram-Bawal corridor will cut travel time to Bawal to approximately one hour. Officials estimate that these corridors will remove nearly 2 lakh vehicles from roads, reducing congestion and pollution significantly. Key Details of the Corridors The Delhi-Gurugram-Bawal corridor, part of the Namo Bharat network, will pass through key urban and industrial hubs, including Gurugram, Manesar, MBIR, and Bawal, while providing seamless connectivity to Delhi Airport. The corridor is expected to e...