Lift outage continues at Ghaziabad condominium, nearly 3,000 families affected | Install mist sprays on electric poles in Delhi's pollution hotspots: Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa | Delhi HC rejects IPL franchise RCB's plea against Uber India, says advert 'lighthearted humour'

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Lift outage continues at Ghaziabad condominium, nearly 3,000 families affected Residents of Prateek Grand City in Ghaziabad alleged a lack of support from the builder, and issues such as garbage collection and vehicles trapped in the basement. ­

Install mist sprays on electric poles in Delhi's pollution hotspots: Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa ­ ­ Delhi HC rejects IPL franchise RCB's plea against Uber India, says advert 'lighthearted humour' ­ ­ Delhi airport gets India's first 360° virtual navigation map for passengers ­ ­ Delhi High Court seeks AAP MLA Amanatullah Khan's response in plea seeking cancellation of anticipatory bail ­

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