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Two Real Estate Firm Employees Get Bail In Noida Techie Death Case
A local court has granted bail to two employees of a real estate firm in connection with the death of a 27-year-old software engineer in Noida earlier this month, lawyers said.
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After Techie's Death, Noida Identifies 65 Risk Spots, Sets Deadlines
Around 65 vulnerable points, both major and minor, have been identified across Noida, with 52 of them falling under the Noida Authority's jurisdiction and slated for urgent corrective action, officials said.
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Delhi Metro Steps Up Safety With 20 km Barricading, LED Lights At Construction Sites
Following a tragic incident in Greater Noida that claimed the life of a 27-year-old tech professional, safety measures around large infrastructure projects have come under intense scrutiny.
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Open Pits, Dark Roads: NDTV Surveys Noida's Hazardous Traps After Techie Death
Across Noida's towering housing societies and localities, residents are increasingly anxious and nervous, caught in an urban planning mess where promises of modern living have given way to daily fears about safety, health and neglect.
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Green Tribunal Seeks Authorities' Reply On Waterlogging At Noida Techie Death Site
The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has initiated suo motu proceedings in response to the tragic drowning of software engineer Yuvraj Mehta in a severely waterlogged trench at a commercial site in Noida.
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Final Video Of Noida Techie Shows Faint Flash In Fog, Failed Rescue Attempt
A newly surfaced video has captured the last moments of a software engineer from Noida who drowned after his car plunged into a water-filled pit on Saturday.
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"The Real Question Is...": Akhilesh Yadav On Noida Engineer's 'Party' Video
Amid the online chatter over a purported video of Noida techie Yuvraj Mehta hours before he drowned in a ditch, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav has said the question is not whether he was returning from a party, but why he could not be saved
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FIR Filed Against 5 Builders After Noida Techie's Death In Waterlogged Pit
Another FIR has been lodged against five builder for alleged violations of environmental and pollution laws in connection with a large waterlogged pit in Sector 150, which led to the death of a software engineer
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Builder Sent To 14-Day Judicial Custody In Noida Techie Death Case
A builder arrested in connection with the death of the 27-year-old software engineer in Greater Noida was on Wednesday sent to judicial custody for two weeks, as a Special Investigation Team (SIT) stepped up its probe into the incident.
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Trucker Who Escaped Death Where Noida Techie Died Demands Murder Charges
The accident that claimed the life of software engineer Yuvraj Mehta (27) triggered protests and anguished questions from residents and the victim's family.
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Amid Fury Over Techie Drowning, Delhi Accident Data Exposes Urban Safety Gaps
The death of a young software engineer who drowned in a waterlogged pit in Noida has once again raised alarm over urban safety in the national capital region.
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Satellite Images Show Noida Pit Existed For 3 Years Before Techie's Death
Satellite images on Google Earth show that a large water body began appearing from late 2021 at the Sector 150 plot where a 27-year-old software engineer drowned after a car accident.
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Trapped In Sinking Car? Tips To Survive The Disaster
A Noida techie drowned in his SUV after it plunged into a construction pit, underscoring critical survival tips like immediate escape, flotation aids, and safety precautions.
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Noida Techie's Car Pulled Out 3 Days After It Fell Into Pit, May Offer Vital Clues
The Grand Vitara driven by 27-year-old software engineer Yuvraj Mehta, which veered off the road and landed in a water-filled construction pit amid dense fog in the early hours of Saturday, has finally been recovered.
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After Noida Techie's Death, Delhi To Map High-Risk Zones On Google Maps
Following the fatal Noida incident, a Delhi Police chief has directed district-level officers to work with government agencies to identify and secure accident-prone and high-risk locations across the national capital.
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Two Real Estate Firm Employees Get Bail In Noida Techie Death Case
A local court has granted bail to two employees of a real estate firm in connection with the death of a 27-year-old software engineer in Noida earlier this month, lawyers said.
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After Techie's Death, Noida Identifies 65 Risk Spots, Sets Deadlines
Around 65 vulnerable points, both major and minor, have been identified across Noida, with 52 of them falling under the Noida Authority's jurisdiction and slated for urgent corrective action, officials said.
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Delhi Metro Steps Up Safety With 20 km Barricading, LED Lights At Construction Sites
Following a tragic incident in Greater Noida that claimed the life of a 27-year-old tech professional, safety measures around large infrastructure projects have come under intense scrutiny.
-
Open Pits, Dark Roads: NDTV Surveys Noida's Hazardous Traps After Techie Death
Across Noida's towering housing societies and localities, residents are increasingly anxious and nervous, caught in an urban planning mess where promises of modern living have given way to daily fears about safety, health and neglect.
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Green Tribunal Seeks Authorities' Reply On Waterlogging At Noida Techie Death Site
The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has initiated suo motu proceedings in response to the tragic drowning of software engineer Yuvraj Mehta in a severely waterlogged trench at a commercial site in Noida.
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Final Video Of Noida Techie Shows Faint Flash In Fog, Failed Rescue Attempt
A newly surfaced video has captured the last moments of a software engineer from Noida who drowned after his car plunged into a water-filled pit on Saturday.
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"The Real Question Is...": Akhilesh Yadav On Noida Engineer's 'Party' Video
Amid the online chatter over a purported video of Noida techie Yuvraj Mehta hours before he drowned in a ditch, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav has said the question is not whether he was returning from a party, but why he could not be saved
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FIR Filed Against 5 Builders After Noida Techie's Death In Waterlogged Pit
Another FIR has been lodged against five builder for alleged violations of environmental and pollution laws in connection with a large waterlogged pit in Sector 150, which led to the death of a software engineer
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Builder Sent To 14-Day Judicial Custody In Noida Techie Death Case
A builder arrested in connection with the death of the 27-year-old software engineer in Greater Noida was on Wednesday sent to judicial custody for two weeks, as a Special Investigation Team (SIT) stepped up its probe into the incident.
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Trucker Who Escaped Death Where Noida Techie Died Demands Murder Charges
The accident that claimed the life of software engineer Yuvraj Mehta (27) triggered protests and anguished questions from residents and the victim's family.
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Amid Fury Over Techie Drowning, Delhi Accident Data Exposes Urban Safety Gaps
The death of a young software engineer who drowned in a waterlogged pit in Noida has once again raised alarm over urban safety in the national capital region.
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Satellite Images Show Noida Pit Existed For 3 Years Before Techie's Death
Satellite images on Google Earth show that a large water body began appearing from late 2021 at the Sector 150 plot where a 27-year-old software engineer drowned after a car accident.
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Trapped In Sinking Car? Tips To Survive The Disaster
A Noida techie drowned in his SUV after it plunged into a construction pit, underscoring critical survival tips like immediate escape, flotation aids, and safety precautions.
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Noida Techie's Car Pulled Out 3 Days After It Fell Into Pit, May Offer Vital Clues
The Grand Vitara driven by 27-year-old software engineer Yuvraj Mehta, which veered off the road and landed in a water-filled construction pit amid dense fog in the early hours of Saturday, has finally been recovered.
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After Noida Techie's Death, Delhi To Map High-Risk Zones On Google Maps
Following the fatal Noida incident, a Delhi Police chief has directed district-level officers to work with government agencies to identify and secure accident-prone and high-risk locations across the national capital.
