A major fire erupted at a private garment manufacturing unit in Noida’s Sector-63, quickly escalating from plot D-140 into two adjacent commercial structures. Thick plumes of black smoke billowed into the sky and were reportedly visible from several kilometres away, sending panic through the crowded industrial area. Noida Police and the local fire department rushed multiple fire tenders and rescue teams to the spot. Crews are actively fighting the flames and working to stop the blaze spreading further.
Twisha Sharma, a 31-year-old from Noida, died by hanging at her home in Bhopal weeks after marrying advocate Samarth Sharma in December 2025. Her husband and mother-in-law were granted anticipatory bail by a local court, with reports saying police did not oppose the plea. Twisha’s family alleges sustained harassment, emotional abuse, and pressure to terminate a pregnancy, along with accusations of infidelity. They are seeking a second post-mortem at AIIMS Delhi and plan to challenge the bail in the High Court.
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A Supreme Court empowered committee has issued a public notice that any real estate transaction involving Supertech Realtors’ Noida “Supernova” project requires prior written approval from the panel. This includes sale, transfer, assignment, conveyance, and creation of third-party rights for units in Supertech Realtors Pvt Ltd. Deals without approval will be treated as null and void ab initio, and past board resolutions won’t apply from December 16, 2025. The panel, chaired by Justice M M Kumar, has appointed PwC as transaction advisor to revive the stalled project.
Taiwanese chipmaker MediaTek has leased 1,04,000 sq ft at BPTP’s Capital City in Sector 94, Noida, to set up its second India research and development hub. The deal is estimated at around Rs 144 crore over the agreed tenure, and the facility is now operational. The company says the Noida centre will expand its talent base and strengthen engineering and research capabilities, while BPTP points to NCR’s growing appeal for global tech firms.
Adobe has leased 158,000 sq ft of office space at Max Square in Noida, underscoring the city’s rising pull for large tech and corporate tenants. The move comes after AML RightSource’s big lease earlier this year, as Noida’s improving commercial infrastructure and an upcoming international airport fuel demand for “flight to quality” office space.
Adobe has inaugurated its seventh India office in Noida, adding a new campus for more than 700 employees across engineering and customer-facing roles. The expansion underscores how central India has become to Adobe’s AI-led roadmap and innovation. With over 8,000 employees, India is now Adobe’s largest workforce outside the United States.
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A Western Disturbance triggered a dramatic weather shift across Delhi-NCR on Thursday afternoon, bringing strong winds, rain, and reports of hail. Noida and Ghaziabad saw lashing showers alongside high-speed gusts, while parts of Delhi were hit by sudden spells that offered residents relief from days of scorching heat. Netizens shared viral videos of the intense conditions.
Noida International Airport in Jewar will begin commercial flight operations on June 15, 2026. The airport’s launch follows PM Narendra Modi’s inauguration and subsequent approvals. IndiGo has been named to operate the first flight from the new airport, marking a major milestone for the region’s aviation connectivity.
Noida International Airport is set to begin commercial passenger operations on June 15, 2026, with IndiGo flying the inaugural service. The airport will cater to the National Capital Region and north India, targeting better regional connectivity while easing congestion at Delhi’s airport. Built for modern infrastructure and efficient operations, it is expected to reshape travel options for nearby cities.
The short walkway linking Noida’s Sector 51 and Sector 52 Metro stations is turning into a daily struggle for commuters. With poor maintenance and monsoon conditions making it worse, locals say the passage feels like navigating the Strait of Hormuz. A viral video has highlighted the problem as people demand fixes before the commute becomes even harder.
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Days after worker protests in Noida demanding higher pay and flexible hours, authorities have tightened security for Labour Day. Police say Section 163 has been imposed until May 8, as a precaution to keep events by labour unions peaceful. Officials claim industrial operations are continuing without disruption, with adequate police deployment across the district to maintain law and order.
Faridabad’s real estate, long overshadowed by other NCR hubs, may get a revival push from the upcoming Noida International Airport. Better connectivity to the airport and major corridors is expected to boost both residential and commercial demand, setting the stage for stronger launches, sales, and potential price appreciation—after years of stalled momentum.
Protests by Noida factory workers have thrust India’s minimum wage debate back into focus. With inflation steadily eroding purchasing power, many workers say wage hikes are not translating into better living standards. Wage growth varies across states and gaps remain, while more households lean on borrowing. Analysts call for a more granular minimum-wage approach plus targeted support for MSMEs and migrant workers.
A drunken man allegedly caused a major disturbance at a Bharat Petroleum station in Noida Sector 150, disrupting fuel operations and triggering a traffic jam. Authorities are examining charges including non-payment, public nuisance, and obstruction. The vehicle also carried an “Air Force” sticker, prompting officials to verify its authenticity as part of the investigation.
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Noida International Airport, also known as Jewar Airport, has received approval for its Aerodrome Safety Plan from the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS), bringing it closer to starting commercial operations. Airport officials say they’ve been coordinating closely with relevant authorities as work progresses toward flight launches.
Noida International Airport has received approval for its Aerodrome Safety Plan from the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security, clearing a major hurdle toward starting flight operations. The airport is now coordinating with airlines to lock in a date for commercial services, with a focus on a safe and smooth rollout after its recent expat CEO replacement.
Noida’s Gautam Buddh Nagar District Magistrate has ordered all schools—government and private—across CBSE, ICSE, IB, UP Board and other affiliations to operate only between 7:30 AM and 12:30 PM. The morning-only schedule begins April 27, 2026, as heatwave conditions intensify, with the change continuing until further notice.
Noida and Greater Noida schools have been ordered to revise timings as a severe heatwave pushes NCR temperatures above 42°C. Gautam Buddh Nagar district administration directed all government, private, CBSE, ICSE, IB and UP Board schools to run from 7:30 AM to 12:30 PM until further notice, aiming to protect students from peak afternoon heat.
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A viral clip from Noida captures a dramatic temperature difference between sun-baked asphalt and cool tree shade during the Delhi NCR heatwave. The simple comparison highlights how urban greenery can significantly lower local temperatures, while rapid concrete expansion reduces cooling and worsens heat stress. The video is prompting calls for more trees and better urban planning across the region.
A viral video from Noida has ignited debate over “luxury” high-rise apartments, where one tower with 175 flats reportedly depends on just two lifts, frequently with only one working. Residents say this turns everyday commuting into long queues, contradicting the convenience promised by developers. The incident has triggered comparisons to older housing societies and renewed focus on urban residential infrastructure.
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