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Cooking gas prices remain unchanged

In a significant crackdown, Giridih police nabbed six cybercriminals hiding in the depths of Kalaria jungle, seizing a trove of digital evidence including several smartphones, SIM cards, and motorcycles. These scammers hooked unsuspecting victims using deceptive applications such as 'RTO e-Challan Check.apk' and 'mgl Gas.apk', exploiting remote access to siphon funds from their bank accounts.

Mahanagar Gas Limited has appointed Praveer Kumar Srivastava as its new Managing Director. With over three decades of experience at GAIL, Srivastava brings expertise in gas processing, pipeline networks, and large-scale project execution. His focus at mgl will be on enhancing efficiency, accelerating project delivery, and leveraging technology to drive growth and sustainability.

Gurgaon contributes nearly 70% of total pollution load entering Yamuna from Haryana, largely through Najafgarh, Basai and Badshapur drains

Asia's longest free-flowing river, the Salween, is showing alarming levels of arsenic contamination, more than double WHO safety standards. Unregulated mining in Myanmar's Shan state, particularly for rare earth minerals and gold, is identified as the primary cause. This pollution threatens the vital lifeline for ethnic communities and biodiversity.

Survey Finds Encroachment, Stagnation At River’s Upstream Reducing Its Flow

Cyber fraudsters have duped a Navi Mumbai man of over Rs 10 lakh in a mgl bill update scam. The victim downloaded a malicious APK file, leading to unauthorized transactions and remote access to his phone. A similar incident involving the same scammer defrauded a Kharghar woman of Rs 5 lakh, highlighting a concerning trend.

Despite nationwide authorisation and repeated claims of rapid expansion, only about 16 million households are connected to the PNG network. More than 330 million homes are still dependent on LPG for cooking

Delhi's Yamuna River experienced a significant surge in pollution load this March compared to February, with faecal coliform levels quadrupling at Asgarpur. Despite this increase, the water quality remains better than March of the previous year. Pollution spikes persist downstream of the Najafgarh drain, a major contributor to the river's contamination.

Gurgaon alone contributes nearly 70% of Haryana's Yamuna pollution, but a wider network of sewage and industrial discharge from Sonipat, Jhajjar, Bhiwani, and Faridabad is turning the river into a toxic flow. Dissolved oxygen levels have plummeted, rendering stretches biologically dead. This systemic failure across districts ensures the Yamuna remains critically polluted before reaching Delhi.