Avishek Kumar is a video editor for The Economic Times, specializing in local news coverage in Delhi, India. With a focus on crime, accidents, and incidents occurring in the region, Avishek's articles provide timely and informative updates on various incidents and their consequences.
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By: Avishek Kumar
GHAZIABAD: The Ghaziabad traffic police have conducted a thorough examination of 24 accident-prone locations where more than four accidents have occurred, aiming to identify the underlying causes.
By: Avishek Kumar
Representative Image GHAZIABAD - Over the past three days, the Trans-Hindon area has witnessed a significant rise in street crime , causing concern among residents and authorities.
Ghaziabad: Police successfully rescued a 35-year-old YouTuber on Friday after he was kidnapped from the Vijay Nagar area the day before.
By: Avishek Kumar
Ghaziabad : An e-rickshaw driver and his teenaged nephew died when a speeding Honda Amaze car
By: Avishek Kumar
Ghaziabad: Trans-Hindon areas saw a significant rise in street crimes over the past few days, with 10 bike thefts reported in Indirapuram and Kaushamb.
In Ghaziabad, police arrested three men operating a mobile call center from a mini-bus, defrauding people by offering fake credit card rewards. Using
Ghaziabad: It appeared like any other mini-bus carrying tourists or office staff in the city.
By: Avishek Kumar
Ghaziabad: A year after the introduction of pink booths Ghaziabad has seen a remarkable 23.3% reduction in crimes against women . From Sept 2022 to
By: Avishek Kumar
Ghaziabad : The evening rush hour is also the most dangerous time to be on the city's roads.
By: Avishek Kumar
Ghaziabad: Twenty-four accident-prone spots that saw more than four crashes each last year might get tabletop speed breakers, signage, better street lighting and traffic blinkers soon.
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