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In the wake of the recent bomb blast near Delhi’s Red Fort, housing societies in Noida have begun strengthening internal security measures. As part of this drive, the Amrapali Centurian Park Low-Rise complex has enforced strict parking regulations for vehicles entering without a valid parking sticker. According to the Apartment Owners Association (AOA), any vehicle parked in the society’s open area without a sticker will be allowed to remain there for only 30 minutes. Beyond this limit, the vehicle will be wheel-locked and a fine will be imposed. Visitors of flat owners are exempt from this rule. However, the action will apply to flat owners who park their vehicles in the open area without purchasing a designated parking slot. ₹200 Per Hour Fine for Violators AOA legal advisor Ami...

On the first anniversary of the November 24 violence in Sambhal, the district administration, police force, and the Masjid Intizamia Committee have stepped into full alert mode. Security has been tightened across the city, with special focus on the sensitive religious site where tensions had escalated last year. Every corner of the area is under strict watch, and authorities have deployed extensive manpower to ensure peace. Senior officials are monitoring the situation through drone cameras, enabling real-time surveillance of rooftops and narrow lanes to prevent the storage or use of any objectionable materials. Officials Review Ground Situation, CCTV Control Room Inspected On Sunday afternoon, ASP (North) Kuldeep Singh conducted a detailed inspection of Satyavrat Police Outpost a...

With preparations in full swing for the historic flag-hoisting ceremony at the Ram Janmabhoomi Temple on 25 November, the Ayodhya district administration has enforced an extensive traffic diversion plan across the city. The expected arrival of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the anticipated surge of devotees have prompted strict movement restrictions from 23 November to 26 November. Authorities have imposed a complete ban on heavy vehicles on all major approach routes to Ayodhya, while light vehicles may also face temporary diversions depending on crowd density. Emergency services such as ambulances will remain exempt. Heavy Vehicles Completely Prohibited From 23 November, 11 PM to 26 November, 8 PM, entry of heavy vehicles including trucks, buses, DCMs, and tractor-trolleys has ...

Meerut’s Sarafa Bazaar was thrown into turmoil after a gold craftsman fled overnight with nearly 770 grams of pure gold, valued at around ₹1 crore, leaving behind shocked and furious jewellery traders. The incident triggered major unrest at the Dehli Gate police station, where traders gathered in large numbers demanding immediate arrest of the accused. Goldsmith Disappears Overnight With Family The absconding craftsman, Shyam Sundar, a native of Vikrampur in West Bengal’s Devra police station area, had been living on rent in Meerut’s Brahmpuri. Several jewellers had given him gold to craft ornaments, trusting his assurance that the work would be completed within four days. However, on the night of 20 November, Shyam Sundar vacated his rented house, taking along his family, belongi...

With winter steadily tightening its grip over Uttar Pradesh, temperatures across the state have begun to slide sharply. Meteorologists have warned that the ongoing decline in minimum temperatures is likely to continue over the next 2–3 days, owing to the persistent flow of cold westerly winds. The drop is expected to be around 2–3°C, increasing the severity of the cold. Although the weather is expected to remain dry on 24 November, several districts—particularly in western UP—are likely to experience dense fog, with visibility ranging between 50 to 200 metres. Eastern UP may witness light to moderate fog during early morning hours. According to the forecast, 25, 26 and 27 November may also see clear skies statewide, but foggy mornings will continue on both eastern and western fronts....

A chilling incident from Uttar Pradesh’s Baghpat district has surfaced, where an 18-year-old youth died after coming in contact with a high-voltage transformer wire. The horrifying act was captured on CCTV, and the footage has since gone viral on social media. The incident took place on Gandhi Road in Badaut town. According to police, the deceased has been identified as Tarun Saini (18), son of Ramgopal Saini. The circulating CCTV clip, approximately 1 minute and 16 seconds long, shows Tarun walking near the transformer while looking at his mobile phone. Moments later, he puts the phone into his pocket, climbs onto the transformer platform, and grabs a live wire. The instant he touches the wire, a loud burst of sparks erupts, engulfing both the cables and Tarun’s body in flames. With...