Noida residents have raised concerns over ageing electricity infrastructure, power fluctuations, outages, manpower shortages and charges on new connections. Sector 105 RWA has urged authorities to modernise the power network and decentralise consumer services.
Residents facing pending flat registries in Noida and Greater Noida can now submit their cases through a citizen initiative launched by NHRF. The data will be analysed to identify common reasons for delays and take up the issue with concerned authorities.
The Noida HighRise Federation (NHRF) has announced a city-wide initiative to address the long-pending issue of flat registries across Noida's high-rise societies. The Federation will collect society-wise data on pending registries and submit a consolidated representation to the Uttar Pradesh Government, Chief Minister's Office, Noida Authority and other concerned authorities.
Residents of Noida’s Sector 51 have raised concerns over a sharp increase in mosquito activity and reported cases of fever and dengue in the area. In a letter dated August 19, the RWA has urged the Noida Authority to immediately conduct fogging and anti-larval spraying across parks, drains, waterlogging-prone areas and other potential mosquito breeding sites.
A delegation of the Noida HighRise Federation (NHRF) met Gautam Buddh Nagar District Magistrate Medha Rupam and raised concerns over the functioning of the Deputy Registrar (DR) office dealing with Apartment Owners Associations. The Federation sought restructuring of the office, additional staff, a dedicated AOA cell for Gautam Buddh Nagar and a comprehensive review of the UP Apartment Act, 2010.
Noida is building a new identity beyond its skyline as entrepreneur Mukesh Sharma invests in education, grassroots sports and professional franchises. From Prometheus Sports Academy and Noida Talent Hunt to Mission Podium Finish, his vision is to create an ecosystem that can take young talent from local grounds to the national and international stage.
Express Zenith residents in Noida’s Sector 77 have approached the police over alleged safety and management lapses, including falling plaster, pending utility demands and the proposed handover of the society to EZAOA. The complaints have also raised questions about how the society’s situation changed, with residents describing it as one of the best communities in 2021.