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    Delhi HC orders removal of encroachment, illegal constructions near Yamuna

    The Delhi High Court has instructed the DDA vice-chairperson to eliminate encroachments and unauthorized constructions on the Yamuna river bank, bed, and drains, appointing them as the nodal officer to coordinate with various agencies. The order, issued on July 8, followed a petition seeking the removal of illegal structures near Shaheen Bagh and measures to prevent future encroachments.

    Gujarat GST official purchased 640 acres of land in Satara; all rules violated, alleges Vijay Wadettiwar

    ​​Speaking in the Lower House of the state legislature during a debate on the budgetary demands, he said the land concerned is located in Kandati Valley in Satara. "A Gujarat Goods and Services Tax (GST) department official has purchased 640 acres of land in Satara. All rules have been violated in the purchase of the land. Roads have been constructed on the forest land and no permission has been sought from the revenue department before the digging work on the land under its jurisdiction. This has resulted in loss to the revenue department," he said.

    YSRCP's central office in Tadepalli demolished; Jagan Mohan Reddy calls Naidu 'a dictator'

    The YSR Congress Party's under-construction central office in Tadepalli, Guntur district, was demolished by municipal authorities on Saturday morning, despite a high court order to halt the activity. YSRCP President Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy condemned the demolition, attributing it to political vendetta by the TDP-led government. Officials claimed the construction was illegal, while Reddy vowed to fight against these actions and appealed to democratic forces to condemn the act.

    Rushikonda Place row: Jana Sena Party leader says bureaucrats who permitted "illegal" construction must be suspended

    Jana Sena Party Official spokesperson and General Secretary Bolisetti Satyanarayana alleged bureaucrats of serving as "slaves" to former Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Jagan Mohan Reddy and permitting "illegal" construction of Rushikonda palace in Visakhapatnam.

    Pune car crash: Illegal portions of resort owned by accused juvenile's family razed in Mahabaleshwar

    Two IT professionals hailing from Madhya Pradesh were killed when a Porsche allegedly driven by the juvenile in an inebriated condition hit their two-wheeler in Pune's Kalyani Nagar area on May 19. The accident hit national headlines due to efforts made to get the juvenile off the hook, resulting in the arrest of several persons, including his father and grandfather.

    Roman museum houses stolen artefacts

    The "Museum for Rescued Art" is housed in a spectacular hall within the majestic Diocletian Baths, ancient Rome's largest bath complex.

    • Defence Ministry points gun at Godrej's housing project with revenue potential of Rs 7,000 crore in Mumbai

      The Defence Ministry has raised objections to a residential project undertaken by Godrej Properties in Mumbai, demanding the suspension of work on the venture. With an estimated revenue potential of Rs 7,000 crore, the project, known as Godrej Reserve, has encountered opposition due to its proximity to the Central Ordnance Depot (COD) complex in Kandivali. Spanning an 18.6-acre land parcel, Godrej Reserve has already seen the launch of approximately 1.91 million sq ft of development.

      Why Indian Army is worried about China's road at 16,000 ft in Shaksgam Valley

      The Indian Army is closely monitoring China's construction of a road in the Shaksgam Valley, analyzing its military implications. This development raises concerns as the road could threaten Indian defenses in the Siachen Glacier area. India has protested against the construction, which aims to connect the Karakoram Highway to the Upper Shaksgam Valley, bordering the Siachen Glacier. If extended, the road could pose a dual threat from Pakistan and China. India is actively engaging in dialogue to address this issue and protect its territory.

      India lodges protest with China over its infra development in Shaksgam valley

      India has strongly protested against China's construction activities in the Shaksgam valley, which India considers a part of its territory. The Ministry of External Affairs reiterated that India has never accepted the 1963 China-Pakistan boundary pact that attempted to cede the area to Beijing. India has registered its protest with China and reserved the right to take necessary measures to safeguard its interests. The Shaksgam valley is strategically important and is currently part of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.

      Lady don Afsha: The story of Mukhtar Ansari's fugitive wife

      Gangster-turned-politician Mukhtar Ansari's funeral raised questions on the absence of his fugitive wife, Afsha. She faces multiple criminal cases and operates an illegal enterprise. The crackdown on mafia assets has targeted her.

      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.

      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.

      Nepal's Home Minister orders crackdown following interference by Chinese envoy

      Chinese Ambassador to Kathmandu Chen Song's recent lobbying efforts to protect his country's nationals guilty of violation of local laws has irked Nepal's Home Minister Narayan Kaji Shrestha who has directed local authorities to crack down against illegal activities by citizens from the neighbouring country.

      'Shoot-at-Sight' orders enforced as violence breaks out in Uttarakhand amid Madrasa demolition

      Over 50 police officers were injured in Haldwani, Uttarakhand, during a clash while dismantling an illegal madrasa. Shoot-at-sight orders were issued to control unrest as the demolition turned violent, with stones thrown at officials. Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami condemned the clash, emphasizing adherence to a court order. Municipal Commissioner Pankaj Upadhyay reiterated the illegality of the structures, with efforts underway to apprehend instigators. The government is taking strict measures to restore peace and uphold the rule of law.

      SC directs Bihar govt to ensure no further construction takes place adjacent to Ganga

      The Supreme Court has directed the Bihar government to prevent further construction near the Ganga River, particularly in and around Patna. The court has ordered the state government to file an affidavit detailing the removal of identified illegal structures on the floodplains of the Ganga River in Patna.

      BJP MP Sakshi Maharaj among 5 booked for alleged illegal construction

      A case has been registered against BJP MP Sakshi Maharaj and four others for allegedly carrying out illegal construction in an area sealed by Mussoorie Dehradun Development Authority.

      Illegal constructions near Krishna Janmabhoomi : SC halts demolition drive for 10 days in Mathura

      A three-member bench headed by justice Aniruddha Bose passed the interim order on a plea filed by Yakub Shah, a 66-year-old resident who claimed that the houses of those who have been residing in the area since 1880 were being demolished.

      Rising tourism, illegal construction straining Himalayas; urgent steps needed to avert Joshimath-like disasters: Parliamentary panel

      The 31-member committee chaired by Congress leader Jairam Ramesh said the Environment Ministry should prepare a practical and implementable action plan with clear timelines to put a check on ecologically destructive activities.

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