The RWA Sector 51 General Body Meeting was held at C7 Sector 51 Barात Ghar on August 9, 2026, where residents discussed key civic and infrastructure issues affecting the sector. The RWA also honoured resident Sambhav Jain and his mother for his voluntary efforts to rescue snakes from homes and neighbourhood areas. Residents raised concerns over waterlogging, sewer overflow and alleged unauthorised commercial activities in residential plots.
Fountains at Meghdootam Park in Sector 50 and Children’s Park in Sector 51 have reportedly remained closed for nearly two to two-and-a-half years. Residents have raised concerns over stagnant rainwater, mosquito breeding and poor maintenance and urged the Noida Authority to restore the fountains and improve park upkeep.
Residents of Sector 117have sought improvements to the drainage system, better upkeep of green belts, and the pruning of trees near high-tension electricity...
The Ramayana Research Council held a press conference in New Delhi ahead of the ‘Ramayani Samman 2026’, where Supreme Court advocate Dr Bharat Nagar raised questions over the portrayal of Lord Ram in the trailer of a recently released Ramayana film. He urged the censor authorities to consult scholars before certifying films based on the epic. The council also announced that 28 personalities will be honoured at BHU on August 19.