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    DU women students hold midnight march over alleged Greater Noida gang-rape, seek safer campuses

    Delhi University students marched at midnight protesting alleged gang-rape incidents. They demanded safer public spaces and opposed restrictions on women's freedom. The Students' Federation of India released a manifesto for women's safety and representation. It calls for voting rights and reservations in student union elections. The manifesto also seeks improved hostel facilities and an end to harassment.

    India’s scorching nights strain power grid and threaten health

    India faces a dual threat from dangerously hot summers and increasingly sweltering nights, exacerbated by global warming and urban heat islands. This sustained heat strains both people and power infrastructure, leading to record energy demand and widespread blackouts, particularly impacting vulnerable populations.

    Noida, Ghaziabad may extend bar hours in catch-up with Delhi, Gurugram

    UP government committee is reviewing extending Noida, Ghaziabad bar hours to boost revenue. Noida owners propose bars open until 4 am. Currently, bars in Delhi can be open until 3 am while those in Gurgaon operate 24/7.

    Union home secretary reviews Covid situation in Delhi-NCR

    The home secretary took stock of the Covid situation in Delhi-NCR, the availability of hospital beds, oxygen and other infrastructure, an official said.

    Online sales jump as third wave arrives; three arrests in ‘Bulli Bai’ case

    Executives of various companies that make essential goods tell us their online sales have increased 10-15% over the past seven days as people remain indoors.

    COVID-19 scare: Congress cancels marathon races, big rallies in poll-bound Uttar Pradesh

    Party sources said apart from the infection scare, the decision also took into account the recent stampede-like situation in Bareilly where the party-organised marathon, as part of its election campaign, had left three girls injured.

    The Economic Times
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