GARDEN REACH AREA
One killed in firing at Burger King outlet in Delhi, cops say more than 10 rounds fired
The police said on Wednesday that more than 10 rounds were fired at a food outlet killing one person in Delhi's Rajouri Garden.
Best hedge trimmers in India for meticulous trimming and superior performance
This article lists the best hedge trimmers in India and highlights top models in various categories to suit different needs. For cordless options, the BLACK+DECKER GTC18502PCF-B1 stands out with its 18V battery, POWERCOMMAND™ button, and ergonomic design, while the EVEAGE Cordless Grass Shears offer a versatile 2-in-1 tool with an 8V rechargeable battery and lightweight build. In the electric category, the GARDENA 9831-20 EasyCut is praised for its 450W motor, dual-action blades, and ergonomic handling, making it ideal for small to medium hedges. The STIHL HSE 42 provides consistent power with a 500 mm metal blade and a lightweight design for ease of use. For those on a budget, the BLACK+DECKER GT4245-B1 offers a 420W motor, 45 cm blade, and essential safety features like a cable management system and protective guard.
Mumbai traffic update: Special arrangements in place for PM Modi's event on May 17. Check routes to avoid and other details
Mumbai traffic update: On Thursday, the Mumbai Traffic Police issued a comprehensive advisory for residents of Mumbai regarding potential traffic delays arising from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Jahir Sabha' scheduled at Shivaji Park in Dadar on May 17th. Travelers intending to use air or rail transportation should strategize their journey ahead of time to prevent any inconvenience and ensure timely arrival at their destination.
10 Best Water Sprinklers for Gardens in India
It's time to invest in a watering system that is not only effective but also helps in saving water. Get your hands on a water sprinkler that ensures rain-like water drops reach every corner of the lawn garden. This article features a list of the 10 best water sprinklers for gardens that make the irrigation process smooth and efficient.
Climate change is shifting the zones where plants grow - Here's what that could mean for your garden
Spring brings gardening enthusiasts to stores. USDA's new map reflects climate change impact on plant success. Hardiness zones crucial for thriving plants in evolving climates. Temperature shifts and pests challenge gardeners, requiring adaptation for successful cultivation.
Kolkata building collapse: Residents lament illegal construction 'continuing'
In Garden Reach, illegal construction's aftermath highlights political ties, unauthorized buildings on former water bodies, and opposition's demand for construction details.
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Rules flouted, low-quality materials used in collapsed Kolkata building: Civic body official
Builders of the collapsed multi-storey building in Kolkata's Garden Reach area had flouted several rules of the Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) to erect a new building which led to the disaster, a senior official said on Monday. They also not only used low-quality materials to build the structure but used 10mm rods instead of 16mm as proposed by the KMC, the official told PTI.
9 killed in Kolkata building collapse; opposition fires 'corruption' salvo at Mamata administration
Banerjee promises action and compensation after Kolkata building collapse. Adhikari calls for audits and arrests. Political debate ensues over TMC corruption. Mayor admits unauthorized construction. Adhikari demands accountability. CPI(M) criticizes blame game. Governor visits site and hospital.
Kolkata building collapse triggers war of words between TMC and BJP ahead of Lok Sabha polls
The tragedy triggered a war of words between the TMC and the opposition BJP with the leader of the opposition in West Bengal assembly, Suvendu Adhikari, accusing the TMC-led Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) of illegally filling up water bodies in collusion with local politicians and police.
Forest fires rage on in central Chile killing at least 64
Several neighborhoods on the eastern edge of Vina del Mar have been devoured by flames and smoke, trapping some people in their homes. Officials said 200 people have been reported missing in Vina del Mar and the surrounding area. The city of 300,000 people is a popular beach resort and also hosts a famous music festival during the southern hemisphere's summer.
Mumbai's 136-year-old iconic Hanging Gardens may be demolished, closed for 7 years
Mumbai's iconic Hanging Gardens may be closed for seven years due to a proposed overhaul of a reservoir beneath the gardens. The ambitious project would require the demolition and reconstruction of the reservoir, as well as the relocation of approximately 350 trees. The reservoir plays a crucial role in supplying water to South Mumbai, and increasing its capacity is seen as necessary to prevent water shortages in the area.
Routes you can follow to reach Delhi airport and Railway stations during G20 summit days
The Delhi Police has issued an elaborate traffic advisory for G20 Summit in Delhi. From September 8 to 10, educational institutions, public and private offices will remain closed, and some areas will be designated as controlled or regulated zones. The Delhi Metro will offer Tourist Smart Cards for convenient travel, and specific routes have been outlined for reaching the airport and railway stations by car.
Yamuna reaches iconic Taj Mahal walls after 45 years, floods garden
The recent heavy rains causing a surge in the Yamuna river's water level have touched the walls of the Taj Mahal, submerging a garden, which is unseen for 45 years. But the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) reassured that other historical monuments had not suffered damage, attributed to the Taj Mahal's ingenious design that ensures water does not enter the main structure.
Read the tea leaves: Climate change taking toll on Darjeeling tea gardens and workers
Varsha*, a 34-year-old tea garden worker, doesn't have a string of degrees, isn't privy to decision making in the estate but knows only too well why day to day life has become so difficult. She suffers from breathing difficulties, eczema on her hands and feet, and persistent heaviness in her chest. Despite her many struggles, she perseveres at her job of picking tea leaves.
Ministry of Defence signs Rs 19, 600cr contract for 11 next gen OPVs, six missile vessels for Navy
The acquisitions of these ships will allow the Indian Navy to maintain its combat capability while also meeting the various operational requirements such as anti-piracy, counter-infiltration, anti-poaching, anti-trafficking, non-combatant evacuation operations, search and rescue (SAR), protection of offshore assets etc, said an official source. The construction of these ships will generate an employment of 110 lakh man-days over a period of seven and half years.
Panic grips Greater Noida society over claims of leopard in area, forest dept launches search
Security guards at the Ajnara Le Garden group housing society alerted residents about the possible sighting of a leopard in the area and urged them to be careful when venturing out after some people in the locality claimed to have seen the feline. At the society, panic was palpable. "Right now, the search operation by the forest department is underway," Mukesh Gupta, a resident, told PTI at 11.30 am.
Here’s what Axis’s Rajesh Palviya has to say on the top stock picks for the week
Overall shorts are coming out of the system, short-covering action is there in the market today, and we expect that upside momentum is likely to continue in the coming trading session. So, one should remain long with a stop loss, as mentioned, like 16,950 for Nifty and 38,400 for Bank Nifty.
Haryana to develop world's largest safari, park to cover 10,000 acres
"The proposed Aravalli park would be five times more this size and it would include a large herpetarium (a zoological exhibition space for reptiles and amphibians), aviary/bird park, four zones for big cats, a large area for herbivores, an area for exotic animal birds, an underwater world, nature trails, visitors, tourism zones, botanical gardens, biomes, equatorial, tropical, coastal, desert, etc," the government said in the statement.
Four dead, 10 injured as massive fire breaks out at hotel in Lucknow; CM Yogi Adityanath orders probe
Fire personnel, meanwhile, were breaking open the glass panes to rescue those trapped inside the hotel. Several guests complained of severe suffocation since the smoke was filling the rooms. More than 20 people were still trapped inside, as per media reports.
Anti-encroachment drive at civic stadium in Mangolpuri, other areas
An anti-encroachment drive was also underway at Samaypur Badli, and Prem Nagar in Karol Bagh zone, where action was taken earlier as well, officials said. NDMC authorities on Thursday had written to the local police in Bawana area to provide sufficient number of personnel for an action to remove "unauthorised meat shops" and illegal structures on Friday, officials had said.
Lakhimpur Kheri: Opposition leaders stopped from reaching spot; farmers allowed in
Earlier on Monday, the state government gave orders to not let Punjab chief minister Charanjit Channi and Chhattisgarh CM Bhupesh Baghel to land in Lucknow.
8 years on, only 5% houses covered by Delhi govt's 24x7 water supply pilot project
The Delhi Jal Board plans to discharge treated effluent of high quality at Palla and lift it at Wazirabad for further treatment. This project, the first-ever of its kind in India, will give an additional 95 MGD of water by December 2024.
Artificial intelligence-enabled surveillance system at warship manufacturer GRSE
"Adopting the latest technology with respect to the security of infrastructure and other assets, defence PSU GRSE has commenced an artificial intelligence-enabled high-end CCTV network across its five units in Kolkata at a cost of Rs 12.95 crore," the official of the leading warship builder said.
GRSE signs USD 12.7-million contract with government of Guyana
In a major boost to its export initiatives, the Kolkata-based defence PSU signed the contract on Wednesday with the Harbour Department, Ministry of Public Works of the Government of Guyana for constructing the ocean-going vess
GRSE delivers eighth landing craft utility ship to Indian Navy
The amphibious ships, to be based in the strategic location of Andaman and Nicobar Islands -- which is close to various routes leading to the South China Sea -- "are specifically designed to undertake landing operations in most difficult beaching areas", GRSE chairman and managing director Rear Admiral (retd) V K Saxena said.
Indian Navy's indigenously built corvette 'INS Kavaratti' to be commissioned today
Kavaratti has state-of-the-art weapons and sensor suite capable of detecting and prosecuting submarines. In addition to its anti-submarine warfare capability, the ship also has a credible self-defence capability and good endurance for long-range deployments.
Delhi violence: Death toll reaches 34
"Five more deaths recorded at GTB Hospital, and one more death at LNJP Hospital. One fatality was reported at Jag Pravesh Chandra Hospital on Thursday, taking the total death toll to 34," a senior official of the Delhi Health Department said. One person was declared brought dead by doctors, while another had died during treatment at the LNJP Hospital on Wednesday.
GRSE signs contract for 8 anti-submarine warfare shallow water crafts for Indian Navy
The vessels can be deployed for search and rescue by day and night in coastal areas. In their secondary role, they will be capable to prosecute intruding aircraft, and lay mines in the seabed.
GRSE working on double-lane bailey bridges for Army
Research and development is also underway for 30-feet long portable bridges, which soldiers can carry in parts on their shoulders, Rear Admiral (retd) V K Saxena, Chairman and Managing Director of GRSE, said.
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