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Baby Dies After Falling Into Bucket Of Hot Water In Gurugram
Two-and-a-half-year-old boy died of burns after falling into a bucket of hot water in Gurugram, police said on Friday.
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1-Year-Old, Looking For Water, Drinks Thinner In Gurugram Wedding, Dies
A child died here in Haryana after drinking paint thinner, mistaking it for water, police said on Monday.
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More Than 200 Fall Sick In Gurugram Housing Society, Water Contamination Suspected
More than 200 residents of a housing society in Sector 72 here fell ill with complaints of vomit, bloating, fever, and diarrhoea possibly from infected supply of water.
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Waterworld: In Noida And Gurugram, WFH For Offices, Cars Under Water
Schools are shut in parts of Uttar Pradesh and Gurugram, where private and corporate offices have been asked to work from home day after incessant rain yesterday. Parts of Delhi are flooded.
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Live Updates: Water Receding After Heavy Rain Inundates Parts Of Delhi, Gurugram
Parts of Delhi and the National Capital Region were waterlogged after heavy rain yesterday, with normal life still disrupted in major cities including Gurgaon and Noida.
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A Story Of A Villager And His Extraordinary Effort To Save The Environment
This 30-year-old man is helping save the Aravallis and the forests of Mangar from the vicious hands of illegal mining and occupation, here's how
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Gurugram Health Body Says "Water Unfit" 3 Days After 100 People Fell Sick
The Health Department declared the consumption of water being supplied to residents of Westend Heights society in Gurugram, three days after around 100 people fell sick after allegedly drinking contaminated water.
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Indulge In Mouth Watering Gourmet Food At Stay Woke Cafe, Gurugram
Cafe Stay Woke has something for everyone and that includes some amazing vegan and gluten free recipes as well. Their breakfast menu comprises some of the healthiest recipes like mushroom toast, avocado toast and some of the fusion recipes as well.
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Delhi's 19-Year High For Rain - How City Came Undone, Water Inside Homes
The highest rainfall in Delhi in over a decade led to massive waterlogging and caused traffic disruptions in many parts of the national capital and its neighbouring cities, including Gurgaon and Noida, today.
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Waterlogging In Delhi And Gurgaon After Downpour, More Rain Likely
Submerged roads, floating cars knocking against each other and water entering people's homes, these were the scenes witnessed across millennium city Gurgaon today as the overnight light rain turned to a downpour through the day.
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Schools Give Water, Biscuits For Students Headed Home Amid Protests
A massive traffic jam on the road connecting Delhi with its neighbours Noida and Gurgaon over protests against the amended citizenship law has led to panic among parents, whose children would need to return home from school.
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"Will Be Left With Concrete": Gurgaon Residents Push To Save Aravallis
Earlier this week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke on India's commitment to combat land desertification by protecting forest cover and combating water scarcity. Speaking at the UN Climate action meet held at Greater Noida in Uttar Pradesh, PM Modi pledged that 26 million hectares of land will be brought under forest cover by 2030.
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Treated Sewage Water Supplied To ''Appu Ghar'' In Gurgaon: Haryana
The Haryana government has told the National Green Tribunal that treated sewage water is being supplied to ''Appu Ghar'' in Gurgaon and ground water is not being used in the amusement park.
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Portion Of Gurgaon Basai Road Caves In After Heavy Rain
The Gurgaon traffic officer said that a sewer line running underneath Basai road and the water from the rain might have weakened the road causing it to cave in.
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Gurgaon Residents Out On Streets In Protest Against Water Crisis
People living in high-rises and gated residential societies in Gurgaon have been struggling to get something as basic as piped water supply for even an hour for the last few months. Piped water supply has been reducing every day and residents claim buying water from the tankers is expensive.
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Baby Dies After Falling Into Bucket Of Hot Water In Gurugram
Two-and-a-half-year-old boy died of burns after falling into a bucket of hot water in Gurugram, police said on Friday.
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1-Year-Old, Looking For Water, Drinks Thinner In Gurugram Wedding, Dies
A child died here in Haryana after drinking paint thinner, mistaking it for water, police said on Monday.
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More Than 200 Fall Sick In Gurugram Housing Society, Water Contamination Suspected
More than 200 residents of a housing society in Sector 72 here fell ill with complaints of vomit, bloating, fever, and diarrhoea possibly from infected supply of water.
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Waterworld: In Noida And Gurugram, WFH For Offices, Cars Under Water
Schools are shut in parts of Uttar Pradesh and Gurugram, where private and corporate offices have been asked to work from home day after incessant rain yesterday. Parts of Delhi are flooded.
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Live Updates: Water Receding After Heavy Rain Inundates Parts Of Delhi, Gurugram
Parts of Delhi and the National Capital Region were waterlogged after heavy rain yesterday, with normal life still disrupted in major cities including Gurgaon and Noida.
-
A Story Of A Villager And His Extraordinary Effort To Save The Environment
This 30-year-old man is helping save the Aravallis and the forests of Mangar from the vicious hands of illegal mining and occupation, here's how
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Gurugram Health Body Says "Water Unfit" 3 Days After 100 People Fell Sick
The Health Department declared the consumption of water being supplied to residents of Westend Heights society in Gurugram, three days after around 100 people fell sick after allegedly drinking contaminated water.
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Indulge In Mouth Watering Gourmet Food At Stay Woke Cafe, Gurugram
Cafe Stay Woke has something for everyone and that includes some amazing vegan and gluten free recipes as well. Their breakfast menu comprises some of the healthiest recipes like mushroom toast, avocado toast and some of the fusion recipes as well.
-
Delhi's 19-Year High For Rain - How City Came Undone, Water Inside Homes
The highest rainfall in Delhi in over a decade led to massive waterlogging and caused traffic disruptions in many parts of the national capital and its neighbouring cities, including Gurgaon and Noida, today.
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Waterlogging In Delhi And Gurgaon After Downpour, More Rain Likely
Submerged roads, floating cars knocking against each other and water entering people's homes, these were the scenes witnessed across millennium city Gurgaon today as the overnight light rain turned to a downpour through the day.
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Schools Give Water, Biscuits For Students Headed Home Amid Protests
A massive traffic jam on the road connecting Delhi with its neighbours Noida and Gurgaon over protests against the amended citizenship law has led to panic among parents, whose children would need to return home from school.
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"Will Be Left With Concrete": Gurgaon Residents Push To Save Aravallis
Earlier this week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke on India's commitment to combat land desertification by protecting forest cover and combating water scarcity. Speaking at the UN Climate action meet held at Greater Noida in Uttar Pradesh, PM Modi pledged that 26 million hectares of land will be brought under forest cover by 2030.
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Treated Sewage Water Supplied To ''Appu Ghar'' In Gurgaon: Haryana
The Haryana government has told the National Green Tribunal that treated sewage water is being supplied to ''Appu Ghar'' in Gurgaon and ground water is not being used in the amusement park.
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Portion Of Gurgaon Basai Road Caves In After Heavy Rain
The Gurgaon traffic officer said that a sewer line running underneath Basai road and the water from the rain might have weakened the road causing it to cave in.
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Gurgaon Residents Out On Streets In Protest Against Water Crisis
People living in high-rises and gated residential societies in Gurgaon have been struggling to get something as basic as piped water supply for even an hour for the last few months. Piped water supply has been reducing every day and residents claim buying water from the tankers is expensive.
