Abhijay Jha is an Assistant Editor at The Times of India, focusing on real estate, infrastructure, civic issues, and environmental matters in Ghaziabad and Noida. With over two decades of experience, he has covered a wide range of topics including politics, crime, and human interest stories, while his current work emphasizes mobility, public transportation, and real estate development. Abhijay's insights and analyses have been featured in The Economic Times.
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Abhijay Jha Jul 09, 2026, 00:57 IST
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Abhijay Jha Jul 10, 2026, 01:02 IST
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Ghaziabad: Thursday’s rainfall was heavy but not torrential but the NCR city’s roads bore the look of a calamity, triggering widespread waterlogging and a series of breakdowns and accidents as the civic mess in the city exacerbated the impact of monsoon.
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Ghaziabad: Sumit Kumar had left his farmland in Farrukhabad two years ago and come to Ghaziabad with his wife and two daughters, chasing the promise of a better life in the NCR city. They shifted to a rented two-room house on the ground floor of lane number 44 in Sarvoday Nagar and were only beginning to find their footing when, on Thursday afternoon, his three-year-old daughter Manvi slipped and drowned in the waterlogged stretch outside.
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Abhijay Jha Jul 14, 2026, 00:35 IST
Ghaziabad: Three years after the National Green Tribunal directed UP irrigation department to demarcate the 850 square kilometre (sq km) Hindon floodplains in Ghaziabad and Noida following the 2023 floods, the work remains incomplete.
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Ghaziabad: Ghaziabad Development Authority (GDA) has proposed to construct a Rs 185-crore embankment to protect the international cricket stadium that will come up in Morti, Aero City and Harnandipuram township as Hindon’s water level rises. Water has entered the city forest and is flowing within 100 metres of the stadium site, while low-lying colonies, including Karhera, Ator-Nagla and Kanawani remain vulnerable.
