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NOIDA: Roads, drains, green belts, central verge… the 7x sectors in the city are set to get a facelift over the next few months. The Noida Authority has set aside a budget of Rs 32 crore for development of various amenities and infrastructure in these sectors.
On Sunday, project work worth Rs 11 crore was initiated in areas dominated by several highrises. Officials said the remaining Rs 21 crore would be spent on other development work by March 31.
Rajeev Tyagi, chief general manager of the Authority, said the decision to repair roads and drains was taken following repeated requests from residents. “Even before this, a lot of work has been done in the 7x sectors over the past six months. During this fiscal, we will end up spending Rs 150 crore towards development of residential blocks that fall on the south side of Vikas Marg,” said Tyagi.
Updated Dec 30, 2020 | 19:18 IST
A 21-year-old youth was shot dead by two men at a wedding in Budaun, Uttar Pradesh after he objected to celebratory firing. On the day of the incident, Saajim went to attend the wedding of his neighbour with his elder brother (Representative Image). | Photo Credit: iStock Images
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The youth was shot dead after he raised an objection to celebratory firing
Bareilly: A 21-year-old youth, who objected to the illegal practice of celebratory firing, was allegedly shot dead by two persons in Budaun, Uttar Pradesh. The youth was shot dead at a wedding, by two brothers of the groom.
A 21-year-old youth, who objected to the illegal practice of celebratory firing, was allegedly shot dead by two persons in Budaun, Uttar Pradesh. The youth was shot dead at a wedding, by two brothers of the groom.
The deceased 21-year-old youth was identified as Mohammed Saajim. Saajim was attending a wedding on Monday in Kakrala town when he was allegedly shot dead.
Initially, the cops claimed that the accused were loading a pistol and it accidentally went off, hitting Saajim in the eye. However, later, the cops learned that it was not an accident.
On the day of the incident, Saajim went to attend the wedding of his neighbour with his elder brother. The groom’s brothers- Mahnoor and Aijaj- started firing in the air with a country-made pistol.
NOIDA: Following the large-scale protest of farmers at its head office in Sector 6 on Monday, the Noida Authority on Tuesday agreed to offer abadi plots to the protesters in Sector 146. Moreover, the Authority constituted a committee under the additional CEO to address the other demands of the farmers.
Kisan quota plots, abadi plots, developed plots measuring 5% of the acquired land and 64.7% additional compensation, were some issues that have remained pending.
Officials said as half of the matters related to resettlement have been found unfit for disposal, such farmers have been filing review applications repeatedly leading to delayed disposal. Officials said they have disposed of over 5,500 matters so far, of which pleas of about 3,000 farmers were found genuine.