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    Haryana govt plans to introduce electric buses in Gurugram

    Haryana govt plans to introduce electric buses in Gurugram

    By Kanchan Monga
    Jul 06, 2017
    06:52 pm

    What's the story

    Haryana government is planning to introduce 75-100 electric buses in Gurugram.

    According to transport experts, the concept of electric bus is highly beneficial in a city like Gurugram that has narrow and congested roads.

    Despite being advantageous both practically and environmentally, the high procurement cost of electric car continues to remain a hurdle.

    Tap in for more news from in and around Delhi.

    Delhi

    Residents complain about lack of civic amenities in DDA flats

    Residents who live in LIG flats in Delhi's Rohini sector 34, allotted under the DDA housing scheme in 2014, regret their decision of buying the flats in the first place.

    Residents complain that there is no road facility, electricity or water. They have to drink underground water.

    Atleast 8,500 allottees under the DDA housing scheme 2014 returned their flats, saying they were not liveable.

    Gurugram

    Tempo collides with bus at Hero Honda Chowk, one dead

    A high-speed collision between a bus and tempo at Hero Honda chowk on the newly opened flyover claimed tempo driver's life. Police suspect that bus driver was driving at high speed and lost control. He is now absconding.

    According to traffic police, accident occurred because traffic has been allowed on both sides of the stretch sans any divider.

    The police have registered a case.

    Noida

    Noida Authority seeks extension of deadline for project settlement policy

    In a bid to resolve stuck realty projects, Noida authority has sent a proposal to the state government seeking extension of deadline of project settlement policy by three months.

    The policy enables an exit route to realtors/builders from projects they are unable to finish.

    Under the policy, the builder can surrender parts of the allotted plot on which construction is yet to be started.

    Civic news

    Barapullah Phase II project misses its deadline again

    The Barapullah phase-II project, the elevated corridor to INA Market and Aurobindo Marg, will now be completed by next year, thereby, missing its deadline of September 2017.

    Construction was halted following high court's order that directed PWD to finish desilting of Kushak nullah to prevent waterlogging.

    Once finished, Barapullah phase II will reduce travel time to airport-bound traffic from East Delhi.

    Crime

    East Delhi: Woman pulled inside car and raped by neighbour

    An 18-year-old woman, who works as household maid, was allegedly sexually assaulted by her neighbour inside a car in Madhu Vihar.

    The incident came to light when the victim narrated her ordeal to her employer, who then alerted police.

    According to her complaint, the accused pulled her inside the car when she was on her way back to home.

    The accused has been arrested.

    Civic news

    School students risk lives as they cross NH-24

    With the dismantling of the only foot over bridge, students of Sarvodaya Vidyalaya in Mayur Vihar-2, have been risking their lives as they cross the busy NH-24.

    The students escape hitting the speeding vehicles everyday to reach school and while returning home.

    The foot over bridge was dismantled for widening the road.

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