Amit Bansal

As Demolition Drive Enters 4th Day, Many Remove Structures Voluntarily

Delhi High Court has halted demolitions for a week against houses of individuals allegedly involved in a lynching case. The court allowed petitioners to file fresh pleas for protection against demolition, emphasizing it's not a punitive measure. MCD stated the drive targets encroachment, not individuals.

Delhi High Court has ordered the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) to halt the demolition of two houses linked to the Uttam Nagar Holi violence until March 11. The houses belong to the mother of an accused and the family of a juvenile questioned by police. The women sought protection, arguing demolitions are being used punitively without due process.

Where does one get job-ready entry-level talent? That's a question that has been bothering companies across industries now.

City residents had to face inconvenience as Chandigarh Transport Undertaking (CTU) buses went off roads on Wednesday morning on a strike call given by the coordination committee of UT and MC employees.

A Motor Accident Claims Tribunal has awarded nearly Rs 1 crore to a 19-year-old man who suffered serious injuries in a road mishap leaving him in a "persistent vegetative state". MACT presiding officer Amit Bansal asked United India Insurance Company Limited, the insurer of the offending vehicle, to pay Rs 97,68,000 to the family of victim Jagjot Singh.

The city police on late Sunday night took one Amit Bansal into custody for duping NRIs by promising them shops in Jasla mall.

Taking a swipe at the lack of corporate ethics was Rats, a play staged at Sai Sabhagruha on Saturday. Written by Rohit Gadkhel, a VNIT and IIM Indore alumnus, the narrative revolved round office politics, cut-throat competition in corporate world and complete erosion of values while pursuing careers and business.

Amit Bansal, the former director of a city-based real estate firm that had allegedly duped 35 investors of crores of rupees was sent to three-day police remand on Sunday. The police on Saturday night had arrested Amit Bansal from Gurugram in Haryana and brought him to Malviya Nagar police station here for questioning.

Delhi Police on Wednesday moved a trial court seeking its permission to conduct a brain mapping test on arrested top Lashkar-e-Taiba bomb expert Abdul Karim Tunda.

Tunda (72), who was reportedly arrested from the Indo- Nepal border on August 16 last year by the special cell of Delhi Police, said that he was in fact picked up from Nepal and brought to India by the cops.