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Five violations in a year? Your driving license may be suspended: Details

Five violations in a year? Your driving license may be suspended: Details

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AI-generated image for representational purposes. Repeated traffic offences could soon have far more serious consequences for motorists, with the Centre tightening rules around repeated violations. Under a recent notification issued by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH), drivers who commit five or more traffic violations within a one-year period may face suspension of…

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‘Running beautifully’: Trump says ‘Board of Peace’ has started work; claims everyone wants to join

‘Running beautifully’: Trump says ‘Board of Peace’ has started work; claims everyone wants to join

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The US President Donald Trump announced his “Board of Peace” at Davos on Wednesday. The a body is expected to resolve international conflicts with a $1 billion price tag for permanent membership.Speaking at the forum, Trump said claimed that “everybody” wanted to be a part of the board. He said he would continue to “work…

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‘America not ready for woman president’: Gretchen Whitmer clashes with Michelle Obama | World News

‘America not ready for woman president’: Gretchen Whitmer clashes with Michelle Obama | World News

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For nearly a decade, Democrats have handled defeat like something fragile and embarrassing, preferring to step around it rather than examine it, until two women finally spoke with a clarity the party has long avoided.Michelle Obama said aloud what many Democrats have privately suspected but rarely admitted during an election cycle. “There are men out…

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PTI photo NEW DELHI: Outside a Delhi court on Thursday, families affected by the 1984 anti-Sikh riots stood waiting, their faces carrying years of loss and anger. The court had just acquitted former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar in a case linked to alleged incitement of violence in the Janakpuri and Vikaspuri areas, a decision that left them feeling once again unheard.The families said their search for justice had been long and painful. Many of them have spent decades moving from one courtroom to another, hoping for accountability. Kumar, however, continues to remain in prison as he is serving a life sentence in other riot-related murder cases. 1984 Anti-Sikh Riots: Delhi Court Acquits Ex-Congress MP Sajjan Kumar In Vikaspuri, Janakpuri Case Among those present was Nirmal Kaur, who spoke about the day her life changed forever. “My father was burnt alive before my eyes, and I have spent 42 years moving from one court to another, clinging to the belief that justice would one day arrive,” she told PTI.She said everything she valued was taken from her that day. “I myself was destroyed, and every good thing in my life was taken away,” she said, adding that justice still felt distant after all these years.Another woman standing nearby spoke with anger and despair. She said the man she believed was responsible must be punished and hanged. She added that if this did not happen, they would continue to sit outside the court, even if it meant dying there, because they had nothing left to lose.Wazir Singh, a relative of another riot victim, said Kumar had faced around 18 murder cases but had been acquitted in many.“He was responsible for the killing of thousands of Sikhs, and families like mine have spent their entire lives moving in and out of courtrooms,” Singh said.He said the families were prepared to approach the high court and even the Supreme Court, adding that they were no longer afraid to continue the legal fight.For Bagi Kaur, the memories of the riots are still painful and clear. “Ten members of my family were killed. I vividly remember that during the riots, the roads were littered with corpses. One had to jump over dead bodies to cross the road,” she said.She said she watched her family’s future collapse and added that she had not missed a single court hearing in all these years, regardless of the circumstances.“Our pain has now been completely disregarded. Satwant Singh was hanged; then why is the man responsible for the deaths of about a thousand people still alive?” Kaur asked.She said that everyone in court knew whose widow she was, yet no one appeared willing to listen to her.Even after the verdict was delivered, the families refused to leave the court premises. Their protests continued, their voices carrying through the area long after the hearing ended. They said their fight for justice was not over and vowed to keep returning to the courts in search of answers. About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosIAS Officer Sanjeev Khirwar, Who Was Shunted Out Over Dog Walk Row, Returns As Delhi MCD Chief1984 Anti-Sikh Riots: Delhi Court Acquits Ex-Congress MP Sajjan Kumar In Vikaspuri, Janakpuri Case‘Our Neighbour Did Incredibly Well’: India Tech Funding Question Puts Pak Minister On Spot In Davos’India’s Growth Faces Bigger Risk From Pollution Than Trump Tariffs’, Says IMF’s Gita GopinathItaly Says India-EU FTA Is About Trust, Talent And Technology, Not Just Tariffs For Global GrowthAt Davos, Pakistan Seeks More Funds, PM Sharif Calls For Reforms, While His FM Admit Misuse of DebtProtest Held Outside UK Parliament Demanding Labour Govt To Press Bangladesh Over Hindu PersecutionIndia To Grow 6 To 8% In Real Terms In Next 5 Years: Ashwini Vaishnaw At DavosIndia Pushes Urgent Security Council Reform At UN, Says Status Quo Is Fueling Conflict And Misery’China Had A Free Pass, India Won’t’: Sunil Mittal Explains Why India Will Still Win Global Trade123Photostories10 cities across the world facing severe pollution, based on user dataGanesh Jayanti: Deva Ho Deva, Jalwa, iconic Bollywood Ganesha songs that bring festivals to life’Border’, ‘Rang De Basanti’, ‘Delhi 6’: Famous Bollywood movies shot in Rajasthan you may not have known aboutThe 50: From a royal entrance to classy bedrooms- A glimpse of the house where the contestants are going to stayHow songs like ‘Exotic’, ‘Tum Kya Mile’ and ‘Desi Girl’ turned Bollywood into a runway of iconic style momentsWith ‘Toxic’ marking Kiara Advani’s Kannada debut, more Bollywood actors step into South Indian cinema in 2026- Here’s what you need to knowDelhi underground marvel: Pulbangash-Sadar bazaar tunnel in action10 desi Indian dishes among Top 100 Potato Dishes in the worldTaylor Swift’s best movie cameos that stole every scene: ‘Hannah Montana: The Movie’, ‘The Lorax’, and moreBengaluru’s traffic woes go global: City ranks 2nd, Pune 5th most congested123Hot PicksBoard of PeaceBudget 2026Budget 2026 ExpectationsGold price predictionBengaluru AirportPublic holidays January 2026Bank Holidays JanuaryTop TrendingAbhishek SharmaTyler Glasnow Net WorthAaron Judge and Samantha Bracksiecks Age DifferenceJuan Soto Net WorthNico Hoerner Net WorthGiannis AntetokounmpoIBPS RRB PO Mains ResultJosh Allen InjuryFortnite Down V39.30 UpdateDrake Maye

PTI photo NEW DELHI: Outside a Delhi court on Thursday, families affected by the 1984 anti-Sikh riots stood waiting, their faces carrying years of loss and anger. The court had just acquitted former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar in a case linked to alleged incitement of violence in the Janakpuri and Vikaspuri areas, a decision that left them feeling once again unheard.The families said their search for justice had been long and painful. Many of them have spent decades moving from one courtroom to another, hoping for accountability. Kumar, however, continues to remain in prison as he is serving a life sentence in other riot-related murder cases. 1984 Anti-Sikh Riots: Delhi Court Acquits Ex-Congress MP Sajjan Kumar In Vikaspuri, Janakpuri Case Among those present was Nirmal Kaur, who spoke about the day her life changed forever. “My father was burnt alive before my eyes, and I have spent 42 years moving from one court to another, clinging to the belief that justice would one day arrive,” she told PTI.She said everything she valued was taken from her that day. “I myself was destroyed, and every good thing in my life was taken away,” she said, adding that justice still felt distant after all these years.Another woman standing nearby spoke with anger and despair. She said the man she believed was responsible must be punished and hanged. She added that if this did not happen, they would continue to sit outside the court, even if it meant dying there, because they had nothing left to lose.Wazir Singh, a relative of another riot victim, said Kumar had faced around 18 murder cases but had been acquitted in many.“He was responsible for the killing of thousands of Sikhs, and families like mine have spent their entire lives moving in and out of courtrooms,” Singh said.He said the families were prepared to approach the high court and even the Supreme Court, adding that they were no longer afraid to continue the legal fight.For Bagi Kaur, the memories of the riots are still painful and clear. “Ten members of my family were killed. I vividly remember that during the riots, the roads were littered with corpses. One had to jump over dead bodies to cross the road,” she said.She said she watched her family’s future collapse and added that she had not missed a single court hearing in all these years, regardless of the circumstances.“Our pain has now been completely disregarded. Satwant Singh was hanged; then why is the man responsible for the deaths of about a thousand people still alive?” Kaur asked.She said that everyone in court knew whose widow she was, yet no one appeared willing to listen to her.Even after the verdict was delivered, the families refused to leave the court premises. Their protests continued, their voices carrying through the area long after the hearing ended. They said their fight for justice was not over and vowed to keep returning to the courts in search of answers. About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosIAS Officer Sanjeev Khirwar, Who Was Shunted Out Over Dog Walk Row, Returns As Delhi MCD Chief1984 Anti-Sikh Riots: Delhi Court Acquits Ex-Congress MP Sajjan Kumar In Vikaspuri, Janakpuri Case‘Our Neighbour Did Incredibly Well’: India Tech Funding Question Puts Pak Minister On Spot In Davos’India’s Growth Faces Bigger Risk From Pollution Than Trump Tariffs’, Says IMF’s Gita GopinathItaly Says India-EU FTA Is About Trust, Talent And Technology, Not Just Tariffs For Global GrowthAt Davos, Pakistan Seeks More Funds, PM Sharif Calls For Reforms, While His FM Admit Misuse of DebtProtest Held Outside UK Parliament Demanding Labour Govt To Press Bangladesh Over Hindu PersecutionIndia To Grow 6 To 8% In Real Terms In Next 5 Years: Ashwini Vaishnaw At DavosIndia Pushes Urgent Security Council Reform At UN, Says Status Quo Is Fueling Conflict And Misery’China Had A Free Pass, India Won’t’: Sunil Mittal Explains Why India Will Still Win Global Trade123Photostories10 cities across the world facing severe pollution, based on user dataGanesh Jayanti: Deva Ho Deva, Jalwa, iconic Bollywood Ganesha songs that bring festivals to life’Border’, ‘Rang De Basanti’, ‘Delhi 6’: Famous Bollywood movies shot in Rajasthan you may not have known aboutThe 50: From a royal entrance to classy bedrooms- A glimpse of the house where the contestants are going to stayHow songs like ‘Exotic’, ‘Tum Kya Mile’ and ‘Desi Girl’ turned Bollywood into a runway of iconic style momentsWith ‘Toxic’ marking Kiara Advani’s Kannada debut, more Bollywood actors step into South Indian cinema in 2026- Here’s what you need to knowDelhi underground marvel: Pulbangash-Sadar bazaar tunnel in action10 desi Indian dishes among Top 100 Potato Dishes in the worldTaylor Swift’s best movie cameos that stole every scene: ‘Hannah Montana: The Movie’, ‘The Lorax’, and moreBengaluru’s traffic woes go global: City ranks 2nd, Pune 5th most congested123Hot PicksBoard of PeaceBudget 2026Budget 2026 ExpectationsGold price predictionBengaluru AirportPublic holidays January 2026Bank Holidays JanuaryTop TrendingAbhishek SharmaTyler Glasnow Net WorthAaron Judge and Samantha Bracksiecks Age DifferenceJuan Soto Net WorthNico Hoerner Net WorthGiannis AntetokounmpoIBPS RRB PO Mains ResultJosh Allen InjuryFortnite Down V39.30 UpdateDrake Maye

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PTI photo NEW DELHI: Outside a Delhi court on Thursday, families affected by the 1984 anti-Sikh riots stood waiting, their faces carrying years of loss and anger. The court had just acquitted former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar in a case linked to alleged incitement of violence in the Janakpuri and Vikaspuri areas, a decision that…

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Jan 22, 2026, 15:58 IST

Jan 22, 2026, 15:58 IST

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Stan Wawrinka of Switzerland (AP Photo/Asanka Brendon Ratnayake) Stan Wawrinka pushed his body to the limit one last time at Melbourne Park, surviving a gruelling five-set marathon to reach the third round of the Australian Open and rewrite a slice of Grand Slam history. The 40-year-old Swiss edged past 21-year-old French qualifier Arthur Gea in…

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U-19 World Cup: India, Australia beware! Paul Adams names Pakistan as dark horse for title win | EXCLUSIVE

U-19 World Cup: India, Australia beware! Paul Adams names Pakistan as dark horse for title win | EXCLUSIVE

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Pakistan won the Under-19 Asia Cup title, beating India with a commanding 191-run victory last year. (Image credit: ICC) NEW DELHI: Who will lift the 2026 ICC Under-19 World Cup title? It’s the question on everyone’s lips, with most fans and experts tipping India and Australia as the frontrunners, given their dominant performances in the…

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Bhavana OPENS UP about husband Naveen’s support as ‘Anomie’ release nears; Says he listens without judgment

Bhavana OPENS UP about husband Naveen’s support as ‘Anomie’ release nears; Says he listens without judgment

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As the launch of ‘Anomie’ approaches, Bhavana took a moment to reflect on her personal journey. She expressed deep gratitude for her husband Naveen’s unshakeable support, which has been a guiding light through her personal struggles. Bhavana also discussed her complex relationship with faith, revealing a tapestry of doubt intertwined with instinctual prayer, illustrating the…

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These planets are said to bring sudden luck and transformation

These planets are said to bring sudden luck and transformation

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In astrological practice, fortuitous events, unexpected benefits, and life-altering experiences are often attributed to specific planetary influences. Astrologers suggest that these “miracle moments” usually appear without warning, exemplified by the attainment of a long-desired goal, an unforeseen opportunity, or a substantial turnaround after a period of difficulty. While astrology does not promise definitive results, certain…

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Nvidia is the world’s most valuable company in 2026: Full list of top 10 tech giants; see where Apple and Microsoft stand

Nvidia is the world’s most valuable company in 2026: Full list of top 10 tech giants; see where Apple and Microsoft stand

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By the beginning of 2026, the global stock market will have made it very clear who is in charge of technology right now. The companies that are building the digital infrastructure, artificial intelligence, and cloud computing are no longer just supporting players. They are the ones who are making the whole market talk. Investors are…

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How China created artificial islands by dumping sand into the sea in just one decade | World News

How China created artificial islands by dumping sand into the sea in just one decade | World News

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How China created artificial islands by dumping sand into the sea in just one decade (AI-generated) Island building in the open ocean is not a modern idea. Cities such as San Francisco and Miami expanded their coastlines decades ago by reshaping shallow waters. In recent years, however, large-scale island construction has increasingly taken place far…

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. NEW DELHI: The National Green Tribunal (NGT) on Thursday took suo motu cognisance of the death of a 27-year-old software engineer who drowned after his SUV fell into a waterlogged trench at a commercial site in Greater Noida. The tribunal observed that the incident indicates serious environmental violations and regulatory lapses.The tribunal also highlighted that the land where the accident occurred had originally been allotted for a private mall project but, over the years, had turned into a pond due to unchecked accumulation of rainwater and discharge of wastewater from nearby housing societies, news agency ANI reported.Taking note of a media report on the incident, the NGT said that the transformation of the commercial plot into a waterbody raised questions over land-use violations, environmental degradation and the failure of authorities to prevent hazardous conditions at the site.The case relates to the death of Yuvraj Mehta, a software engineer and resident of Sector 150, Greater Noida, whose car plunged into a nearly 30-foot-deep, water-filled pit near ATS Le Grandiose in the early hours of January 17 amid dense fog and poor visibility.According to the post-mortem report, Mehta died due to asphyxiation and cardiac failure. Trapped in the icy water, he struggled to survive for nearly 90 minutes. He managed to climb onto the roof of his sinking vehicle, flashed his mobile phone’s torch repeatedly and called his father in a desperate attempt to seek help.Rescue operations involving the police, fire brigade, SDRF and NDRF were launched but were severely hampered by near-zero visibility, deep water and inadequate equipment. A delivery worker who reached the spot jumped into the trench in an attempt to save Mehta but was unable to locate him. His body was recovered around 4.30 am.An FIR has been registered against the builders responsible for the open pit, citing serious negligence, including the absence of barricading, fencing and reflectors at the accident-prone turn. Show-cause notices have also been issued to officials responsible for traffic management in the area.In a significant development, the director of Wiztown Planners, Abhay Kumar, was arrested on Tuesday. Police said the commercial plot where the trench existed was in the possession of the company. Kumar has been booked under sections related to culpable homicide not amounting to murder, causing death by negligence, and acts endangering human life.Following public outrage and protests by residents, the Uttar Pradesh government constituted a special investigation team (SIT) to probe the incident. The Noida Authority’s CEO was removed, and inspections of construction-site safety measures were ordered.The SIT has begun recording statements of officials, developers and eyewitnesses and is examining the role of civic agencies, road safety arrangements and compliance with construction and environmental norms.Residents have alleged that repeated warnings about the dangerous condition of the site were ignored. Barricades were installed only after protests and a candle march demanding justice for Mehta.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosIAS Officer Sanjeev Khirwar, Who Was Shunted Out Over Dog Walk Row, Returns As Delhi MCD Chief1984 Anti-Sikh Riots: Delhi Court Acquits Ex-Congress MP Sajjan Kumar In Vikaspuri, Janakpuri Case‘Our Neighbour Did Incredibly Well’: India Tech Funding Question Puts Pak Minister On Spot In Davos’India’s Growth Faces Bigger Risk From Pollution Than Trump Tariffs’, Says IMF’s Gita GopinathItaly Says India-EU FTA Is About Trust, Talent And Technology, Not Just Tariffs For Global GrowthAt Davos, Pakistan Seeks More Funds, PM Sharif Calls For Reforms, While His FM Admit Misuse of DebtProtest Held Outside UK Parliament Demanding Labour Govt To Press Bangladesh Over Hindu PersecutionIndia To Grow 6 To 8% In Real Terms In Next 5 Years: Ashwini Vaishnaw At DavosIndia Pushes Urgent Security Council Reform At UN, Says Status Quo Is Fueling Conflict And Misery’China Had A Free Pass, India Won’t’: Sunil Mittal Explains Why India Will Still Win Global Trade123Photostories’Border’, ‘Rang De Basanti’, ‘Delhi 6’: Famous Bollywood movies shot in Rajasthan you may not have known aboutThe 50: From a royal entrance to classy bedrooms- A glimpse of the house where the contestants are going to stayHow songs like ‘Exotic’, ‘Tum Kya Mile’ and ‘Desi Girl’ turned Bollywood into a runway of iconic style momentsWith ‘Toxic’ marking Kiara Advani’s Kannada debut, more Bollywood actors step into South Indian cinema in 2026- Here’s what you need to knowDelhi underground marvel: Pulbangash-Sadar bazaar tunnel in action10 desi Indian dishes among Top 100 Potato Dishes in the worldTaylor Swift’s best movie cameos that stole every scene: ‘Hannah Montana: The Movie’, ‘The Lorax’, and moreBengaluru’s traffic woes go global: City ranks 2nd, Pune 5th most congested5 Best period-drama series to stream now on Apple TV+5 times your soul knows the truth long before your mind accepts it123Hot PicksBoard of PeaceBudget 2026Budget 2026 ExpectationsGold price predictionBengaluru AirportPublic holidays January 2026Bank Holidays JanuaryTop TrendingAbhishek SharmaTyler Glasnow Net WorthAaron Judge and Samantha Bracksiecks Age DifferenceJuan Soto Net WorthNico Hoerner Net WorthGiannis AntetokounmpoIBPS RRB PO Mains ResultJosh Allen InjuryFortnite Down V39.30 UpdateDrake Maye

. NEW DELHI: The National Green Tribunal (NGT) on Thursday took suo motu cognisance of the death of a 27-year-old software engineer who drowned after his SUV fell into a waterlogged trench at a commercial site in Greater Noida. The tribunal observed that the incident indicates serious environmental violations and regulatory lapses.The tribunal also highlighted that the land where the accident occurred had originally been allotted for a private mall project but, over the years, had turned into a pond due to unchecked accumulation of rainwater and discharge of wastewater from nearby housing societies, news agency ANI reported.Taking note of a media report on the incident, the NGT said that the transformation of the commercial plot into a waterbody raised questions over land-use violations, environmental degradation and the failure of authorities to prevent hazardous conditions at the site.The case relates to the death of Yuvraj Mehta, a software engineer and resident of Sector 150, Greater Noida, whose car plunged into a nearly 30-foot-deep, water-filled pit near ATS Le Grandiose in the early hours of January 17 amid dense fog and poor visibility.According to the post-mortem report, Mehta died due to asphyxiation and cardiac failure. Trapped in the icy water, he struggled to survive for nearly 90 minutes. He managed to climb onto the roof of his sinking vehicle, flashed his mobile phone’s torch repeatedly and called his father in a desperate attempt to seek help.Rescue operations involving the police, fire brigade, SDRF and NDRF were launched but were severely hampered by near-zero visibility, deep water and inadequate equipment. A delivery worker who reached the spot jumped into the trench in an attempt to save Mehta but was unable to locate him. His body was recovered around 4.30 am.An FIR has been registered against the builders responsible for the open pit, citing serious negligence, including the absence of barricading, fencing and reflectors at the accident-prone turn. Show-cause notices have also been issued to officials responsible for traffic management in the area.In a significant development, the director of Wiztown Planners, Abhay Kumar, was arrested on Tuesday. Police said the commercial plot where the trench existed was in the possession of the company. Kumar has been booked under sections related to culpable homicide not amounting to murder, causing death by negligence, and acts endangering human life.Following public outrage and protests by residents, the Uttar Pradesh government constituted a special investigation team (SIT) to probe the incident. The Noida Authority’s CEO was removed, and inspections of construction-site safety measures were ordered.The SIT has begun recording statements of officials, developers and eyewitnesses and is examining the role of civic agencies, road safety arrangements and compliance with construction and environmental norms.Residents have alleged that repeated warnings about the dangerous condition of the site were ignored. Barricades were installed only after protests and a candle march demanding justice for Mehta.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosIAS Officer Sanjeev Khirwar, Who Was Shunted Out Over Dog Walk Row, Returns As Delhi MCD Chief1984 Anti-Sikh Riots: Delhi Court Acquits Ex-Congress MP Sajjan Kumar In Vikaspuri, Janakpuri Case‘Our Neighbour Did Incredibly Well’: India Tech Funding Question Puts Pak Minister On Spot In Davos’India’s Growth Faces Bigger Risk From Pollution Than Trump Tariffs’, Says IMF’s Gita GopinathItaly Says India-EU FTA Is About Trust, Talent And Technology, Not Just Tariffs For Global GrowthAt Davos, Pakistan Seeks More Funds, PM Sharif Calls For Reforms, While His FM Admit Misuse of DebtProtest Held Outside UK Parliament Demanding Labour Govt To Press Bangladesh Over Hindu PersecutionIndia To Grow 6 To 8% In Real Terms In Next 5 Years: Ashwini Vaishnaw At DavosIndia Pushes Urgent Security Council Reform At UN, Says Status Quo Is Fueling Conflict And Misery’China Had A Free Pass, India Won’t’: Sunil Mittal Explains Why India Will Still Win Global Trade123Photostories’Border’, ‘Rang De Basanti’, ‘Delhi 6’: Famous Bollywood movies shot in Rajasthan you may not have known aboutThe 50: From a royal entrance to classy bedrooms- A glimpse of the house where the contestants are going to stayHow songs like ‘Exotic’, ‘Tum Kya Mile’ and ‘Desi Girl’ turned Bollywood into a runway of iconic style momentsWith ‘Toxic’ marking Kiara Advani’s Kannada debut, more Bollywood actors step into South Indian cinema in 2026- Here’s what you need to knowDelhi underground marvel: Pulbangash-Sadar bazaar tunnel in action10 desi Indian dishes among Top 100 Potato Dishes in the worldTaylor Swift’s best movie cameos that stole every scene: ‘Hannah Montana: The Movie’, ‘The Lorax’, and moreBengaluru’s traffic woes go global: City ranks 2nd, Pune 5th most congested5 Best period-drama series to stream now on Apple TV+5 times your soul knows the truth long before your mind accepts it123Hot PicksBoard of PeaceBudget 2026Budget 2026 ExpectationsGold price predictionBengaluru AirportPublic holidays January 2026Bank Holidays JanuaryTop TrendingAbhishek SharmaTyler Glasnow Net WorthAaron Judge and Samantha Bracksiecks Age DifferenceJuan Soto Net WorthNico Hoerner Net WorthGiannis AntetokounmpoIBPS RRB PO Mains ResultJosh Allen InjuryFortnite Down V39.30 UpdateDrake Maye

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NEW DELHI: The National Green Tribunal (NGT) on Thursday took suo motu cognisance of the death of a 27-year-old software engineer who drowned after his SUV fell into a waterlogged trench at a commercial site in Greater Noida. The tribunal observed that the incident indicates serious environmental violations and regulatory lapses.The tribunal also highlighted that…

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Jan 22, 2026, 10:45 IST

Jan 22, 2026, 10:45 IST

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Former Australian captain Steve Waugh presents the MCC Waterford Crystal Trophy to Steve Smith of Australia during day five of the Fifth Test in the 2025/26 Ashes Series between Australia and England at Sydney Cricket Ground on January 08, 2026 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Cameron Spencer/Getty Images) NEW DELHI: Legendary Australia cricketer Steve Waugh…

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Abhishek Sharma fastest to 5,000 T20 runs: All major records as India rout New Zealand by 48 runs in first T20I

Abhishek Sharma fastest to 5,000 T20 runs: All major records as India rout New Zealand by 48 runs in first T20I

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Abhishek Sharma plays a shot during the 1st T20I against New Zealand in Nagpur. (ANI Photo) NEW DELHI: Abhishek Sharma lit up Nagpur on Wednesday with a historic assault as India piled on the records during a commanding first T20I win over New Zealand, underlining their growing firepower in the shortest format. The left-handed opener…

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Nearly 60% of Indian businesses confident in scaling AI responsibly, have mature frameworks: Nasscom report

Nearly 60% of Indian businesses confident in scaling AI responsibly, have mature frameworks: Nasscom report

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NEW DELHI: Responsible Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly becoming a business imperative for Indian enterprises, moving beyond ethical intent to a strategic priority linked with trust, governance, and long-term value creation, according to Nasscom’s State of Responsible AI in India 2025 report.The report, unveiled at the Responsible Intelligence Confluence in New Delhi, reveals that nearly…

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MBBS counselling halted at Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Medical College: Is student education being sacrificed for politics?

MBBS counselling halted at Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Medical College: Is student education being sacrificed for politics?

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The Jammu and Kashmir Board of Professional Entrance Examinations (BOPEE) has made it clear that it cannot conduct fresh counselling for MBBS admissions and that the allocation of supernumerary seats for students of the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Institute of Medical Excellence (SMVDIME) must be handled at the government level. In a letter to the…

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