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A speeding container truck from Haryana collided with a car at Bara Toll Plaza in Kanpur Dehat, dragging it and critically injuring two occupants. The truck driver fled the scene. Both injured individuals were rushed to a medical college, with one later admitted to the ICU in serious condition. Police are actively searching for the driver.

In CAQM meeting, DM orders civic bodies to work jointly, roll out dust-free road campaigns

A 38-year-old bank employee was discovered deceased in his locked rented room near Gomia Railway Station Road. Staff found the room secured from within after repeated unanswered calls, leading them to force entry and discover the body. Police are investigating all angles, awaiting the postmortem report for the cause of death.

Warns of schools being sealed if all eligible students not admitted

A tragic incident in Samastipur's Shahru village saw a worker die and three others fall unconscious from toxic gas while clearing a septic tank. Villagers rescued the four, but one succumbed at a primary health center. The injured were transferred to a hospital. Authorities are investigating the fatal accident.

Noida, Ghaziabad on orange alert for next four days

An Executive Engineer in Chhattisgarh, Shashank Singh, has been suspended with immediate effect following an inquiry into an abusive audio clip. The clip, which went viral, revealed Singh using objectionable language against his subordinate and making inappropriate remarks about senior district officers. The suspension aims to address the misconduct and protect the administration's public image.

An alarming clip from Chapra depicts a group of children playing with a live Gangetic dolphin, igniting a wave of indignation and worry for the vulnerable species. Conservationists emphasize that such encounters can be deadly for these sightless, echo-locating marine mammals, which are already suffering from environmental degradation.

Ghaziabad DM rides to work, senior officials across NCR adopt carpooling

DM-Constituted Panel Finds Walls & Temporary Structures On Green Zone, Pool, Clubhouse

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Claim Wall Around Pool Blocked Access For Fire Engines, RWA Says Fence Mandated Under UP’s New Registration Rules

Air India has assured employees there will be no layoffs despite significant losses exceeding Rs 22,000 crore last fiscal due to various "black swan events." However, annual increments will be deferred by at least a quarter, and employees are urged to cut discretionary spending to manage costs in the uncertain economic climate.

Air India assures employees no layoffs are anticipated despite financial strain from the Middle East conflict. However, annual salary increments will be deferred by at least a quarter. CEO Campbell Wilson urges a "laser sharp focus" on cost reduction, eliminating waste, and suspending discretionary spending to navigate these challenging times. Variable pay and planned promotions will continue.