The goal is simple: regain possession. The method must be strictly legal.

I. The Initial Warning Shot (Step 1)

Before you talk to any court, the tenant must be formally warned.

• Review the Contract: First thing: Check the rental agreement. You need a valid ground for eviction (e.g., non-payment, major violation, personal need). No valid ground, no case. Check the termination and notice clauses too.

• Draft the Legal Notice: Prepare a formal, written notice. This must clearly state the reason for eviction and give the specified notice period—often 15 to 30 days, depending on the state’s Rent Act or the agreement itself.

• Serve the Proof: Send the notice via registered post (or courier with tracking). Getting the delivery confirmation is your proof of service for the court later.

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II. Filing the Suit (Step 2)

The tenant ignored the notice. Now you involve the judicial system.

• Gather Your Arsenal: Collect everything: the rental agreement, the copy of the legal notice you sent, and the proof of delivery (the postal receipt/tracking confirmation).

• File the Petition: Once the notice period is over, and the tenant is still there, file an eviction petition. You file this with the Civil Court that has jurisdiction over the property. If your state uses specific Rent Control Acts, you go to the Rent Controller Court—they handle these specialized cases.

III. The Judicial Process (Step 3)

The court takes over. This takes time.

• Attend Hearings: The court will summon the tenant. Both parties present their evidence and arguments. You must be able to prove your ground for eviction is valid and that the notice was properly served.

• Wait for the Order: If the court agrees the eviction is justified, it issues a final eviction order. This specifies the exact date the tenant must vacate the property.

IV. Enforcement (Step 4)

The tenant has lost in court but still refuses to move.

• Request Law Enforcement: Do not use force. It is a criminal act to change the locks, disconnect water, or intimidate the tenant yourself. Instead, you request the court to use law enforcement (like a bailiff or court officer) to implement and enforce the official eviction order.

The entire process must move at the speed of the court. Patience is mandatory here.

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If you are stuck in Jammu or Katra due to floods and landslides and want to return to Delhi, but cannot get reservations in the running trains, then there is no need to worry. An unreserved train is being run by the Jammu division of Northern Railway. This train will depart from Jammu at 11.30 am today and will reach Delhi by stopping at several stations on the way. You can travel by checking its schedule.

According to the Jammu Division of Northern Railway, this train will depart from Jammu at 11.30 am today and will reach Delhi passing through several stations on the way. Which include Kathua, Pathankot and Cantonment. So that passengers can board and alight along the way. This train is being run to evacuate passengers stranded in Jammu Katra. According to Indian Railways, the number of trains can be increased as per the requirement. So that all the pilgrims and tourists can be evacuated as soon as possible.

Railways is continuously monitoring the situation. All senior officers including the DRM of the division are constantly getting updates so that the operation of trains can be normalized at the earliest.

For the convenience of passengers, the Railways has set up a helpline desk where stranded passengers can get their problems resolved. Rail Helpline 139 is also available for assistance. According to railway officials, the work of repairing the tracks and removing debris is going on at a fast pace. It is hoped that all train services will return to normal soon.

The railway line from Mata Vaishno Devi Katra to Jammu has been flooded at many places and debris has also accumulated on the track at many places. Due to this, it will not be safe to run trains. Therefore, this route has been completely closed.

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This policy was first implemented in September 2022, when the then AAP government abruptly scrapped the controversial New Excise Policy (2021-22). This policy was also extended for six months in September last year, the deadline of which expired on March 31. In fact, a final decision has not been taken on the new policy yet, hence the decision to extend it has been taken.

The draft of the new policy prepared by the Delhi government is pending with the cabinet and some changes are expected to be made in it. Now that the new government has come to power, the reform process may take more time. In such a situation, it has been decided to continue the old policy for the next three months as a temporary solution.

There has been uncertainty over the liquor policy in Delhi for a long time. The new excise policy implemented in the year 2021-22 was cancelled due to corruption allegations, after which the old policy was implemented temporarily. However, this temporary solution has been in force for the last two years.

After the formation of the new government, it is expected that the new excise policy will be finalised in the coming months, which will provide stability to the process of liquor sale and revenue collection.

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He flagged off the Namo Bharat train and boarded the train from Sahibabad and reached New Ashok Nagar station. Till now, Namo Bharat was running on the 42 km long section between Sahibabad and Meerut South. From today, high-speed trains will start running on the 55 km long section of the Namo Bharat corridor. There will be a total of 11 stations in this section.

The Namo Bharat train service will be available from New Ashok Nagar station to Meerut from 5 pm today. Namo Bharat will run at an interval of every 15 minutes from both the directions. With the commencement of operations on this section, Meerut city is now directly connected to the national capital Delhi through Namo Bharat train. Passengers will be able to travel from New Ashok Nagar to Meerut South in just 40 minutes. Construction work is going on at a brisk pace in the remaining sections of the corridor i.e. New Ashok Nagar-Sarai Kale Khan and Meerut South-Modipuram.

How much will the fare be?

The fare of Namo Bharat Train is more expensive than other trains. In this modern train, passengers will get modern facilities and it will travel from Delhi to Meerut in a very short time compared to other trains. Due to this, its fare is higher. The fare of the standard coach of Namo Bharat Train from New Ashok Nagar station to Meerut South is Rs 150 and the fare of the premium coach is Rs 225. The fare of the standard coach of Modinagar North is Rs 130 and Rs 195 for the premium coach. Similarly, tickets for Modinagar South will be available for Rs 120 and Rs 180. If you travel in the standard coach from New Ashok Nagar to Muradnagar, then you will have to pay Rs 100 and Rs 150 for traveling in the premium coach.

The fare for a standard coach from New Ashok Nagar station to Duhai depot is Rs 90 and the fare for a premium coach is Rs 135. Similarly, the fare up to Duhai is Rs 80 and Rs 120, up to Guldhar is Rs 70 and Rs 105, up to Ghaziabad is Rs 60 and Rs 90, up to Sahibabad is Rs 50 and Rs 75 and from New Ashok Nagar to Anand Vihar is Rs 30 and Rs 45.

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Meanwhile, another mountain of trouble is about to fall on the people of Delhi. On one hand, the bodies of the people of Delhi are getting drenched in the scorching heat, while on the other hand, their throats are going to dry up without water. Yes, amidst the scorching heat, there is now a shortage of water in Delhi. If you live in the country’s capital, then you have to use water very wisely, otherwise you may get a big shock.

Delhi’s Water Minister Atishi has warned of challans for wasting or overusing water. She said that one can be fined for washing cars with tap water or allowing water tanks to overflow. Delhiites are getting this warning at a time when the temperature is around 50 degrees. The city is burning with severe heat. Fire is raining from the sky everywhere. The maximum temperature has reached 49.9 degrees Celsius at some places. The entire Delhi-NCR is in the grip of severe heat and heat wave. Due to heat wave, cases of heat stroke are also increasing now.

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Delhi government told the reason

Atishi also accused Haryana of not releasing Delhi’s share of water. She said that Haryana is not giving Delhi’s share of water since May 1. Due to this, the Delhi government will implement several measures, including rationalizing the water supply in the national capital. If this issue is not resolved soon, then Delhi will knock the doors of the Supreme Court. Atishi said in a press conference on Tuesday evening that if the supply of Yamuna water to Delhi does not improve in the coming days, then the Delhi government can approach the Supreme Court. According to Atishi, many areas of Delhi are facing water shortage.

So will you be fined now?

This is the reason why the government has appealed to use water properly and efficiently in Delhi. The government has warned that if Delhiites do not pay heed to this appeal and do not use water properly, then they may be fined for excessive use or wastage of water. Atishi has also appealed to people not to wash vehicles with water through pipes. According to her, if people do not pay heed to this public appeal, then the government may have to issue a challan for excessive use of water. Misuse of water is extremely irresponsible. It is also being said that in the places in Delhi where water used to come twice a day, now it will come only once.

Mercury around 50 in Delhi

In fact, like many areas of north-west India, Delhi is also in the grip of severe heat. On Tuesday, the maximum temperature at two automatic weather stations in Mungeshpur and Narela reached 49.9 degrees Celsius. Manual observatories located at Ayanagar and Ridge near Delhi University also recorded maximum temperatures of 47.6 degrees Celsius and 47.5 degrees Celsius respectively. The maximum temperature at Delhi’s base station Safdarjung reached 45.8 degrees Celsius, which is the highest so far this season and the highest temperature since May 2020. At that time it had reached 46 degrees Celsius.

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Property Rates: There has been a tremendous rise in property prices in the last few years. Due to expensive land, rising cost of construction and people’s demand, the price of houses is increasing. Between January and October this year, property prices have increased rapidly in all major metros including Delhi-NCR.

In the last three years, property rates have increased by 25 to 33 percent. During this period, a new trend has emerged that people are now showing more inclination towards bigger houses and facilities. For this he is ready to pay a higher price also.

Greater Noida West leads in Delhi-NCR
In the NCR region, in the last three years, property prices have increased the most in Greater Noida West by about 27 percent. Apart from this, prices in Sector-150 and Raj Nagar Extension have also increased by 21 to 25 percent.

Most expensive houses in Hyderabad
Hyderabad has seen the highest increase of 33 percent in house prices as compared to 2020. This is the highest among the seven major metros. In Gachibowli, the main area of the city, the price has reached Rs 6355 per square foot, which was Rs 4790 per square foot in 2020.

Since, before Covid-19, house prices in Hyderabad were lower than other metro cities like Bengaluru. That is why the maximum surge has been seen here. Now the prices in Hyderabad and Bengaluru have reached parity.

The boom came due to IT sector
Prices in Bengaluru have increased by about 29 percent. A boom in property prices is being seen in Hyderabad and Bengaluru due to the IT sector. A jump of 22 to 25 percent has been seen in the IT hub areas of Pune. Prices increased more in those areas of these three cities where IT companies are located.

Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata are also not behind
Prices have also increased in Mumbai Metropolitan Region, Chennai and Kolkata in the last three years. According to data, prices have increased by 13 to 21 percent in different areas of Mumbai.

On the other hand, in Chennai this figure has been between 15 to 19 percent. Kolkata also did not lag behind in this matter. The price of houses here has increased by 13 to 24 percent.

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According to the Meteorological Department, the minimum temperature in Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, North Rajasthan, North Madhya Pradesh, Bihar is between three to seven degrees Celsius. Today the lowest temperature was recorded at 2.8 degrees Celsius in Datia, Madhya Pradesh. Cold wave has been observed in Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan, Sub Himalayan West Bengal, Sikkim, Punjab, Haryana.

Very dense fog warning

According to the Meteorological Department, dense to very dense fog is going to occur in Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh and Uttar Pradesh from the night of 22 January to the morning of 27 January. At the same time, there will be dense to very dense fog in Rajasthan from 22nd January to the morning of 26th January and in Madhya Pradesh from 22nd to 24th January.

At the same time, there will be dense fog in Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Sub Himalayan West Bengal, Odisha, Assam, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Tripura from 22 to 24 January and Bihar from 22 to 27 January. Cold day conditions will prevail in Punjab and Haryana till 22 and 23 January. At the same time, there will be cold day conditions in North Rajasthan between 22 and 24 January.

Cold havoc continues in Punjab and Haryana

At the same time, people in Punjab and Haryana did not get respite from the bone-chilling cold and at many places the temperature was recorded below normal. The weather office in Chandigarh said that Bathinda in Punjab is in the grip of severe cold, where the minimum temperature was recorded at four degrees Celsius. Gurdaspur also experienced freezing cold at night and the minimum temperature was recorded at 4.5 degrees Celsius.

The night temperature was recorded at five degrees Celsius in Faridkot, 5.6 degrees in Ludhiana and 5.8 degrees Celsius in Patiala. The night temperature in Amritsar was recorded at seven degrees Celsius. Chandigarh, the common capital of both the states, is facing severe cold where the minimum temperature was recorded at 6.5 degrees Celsius. Many places in Haryana including Sirsa, Fatehabad, Hisar, Bhiwani and Narnaul are in the grip of cold wave. The minimum temperature was 4.6 degrees Celsius recorded in Sirsa and Fatehabad.

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This train will operate from December 20. This train will operate 6 days a week. This Vande Bharat will not be operated on Tuesday. Let us tell you that this train will leave from Varanasi for New Delhi at 6 in the morning. This train will reach Delhi at 2.05 pm. After this, it will leave Delhi at 3.00 pm and is expected to reach Varanasi at 11.05 pm.

What is the timing of the train?

The new Vande Bharat train leaving from Delhi to Varanasi will reach Kanpur Central at 7:12 pm. After this, the next stop will be Prayagraj at 9:15 pm and it will end its journey at Varanasi station at 11.05 pm. Whereas the train from Varanasi to Delhi will open at 6.00 am. After this it will reach Prayagraj at 7.35 in the morning. It will reach Kanpur Central at 9.30 and Delhi at 2.05.

Route of new Vande Bharat train-

22415 (VANDE BHARAT EXP) (BANARAS-NEW DELHI)
– BANARAS- 06:00 (Departure)
– PRAYAGRAJ JN.- 07:30
– KANPUR CENTRAL- 09:26
– NEW DELHI- 14:05

22416 (VANDE BHARAT EXP) (NEW DELHI-BANARAS)

– NEW DELHI- 15:00 (Departure)
– KANPUR CENTRAL- 19:08
– PRAYAGRAJ JN.- 21:11
– BANARAS- 23:05

How much can the rent be?

The fare for the chair car of the first Vande Bharat running between Varanasi and Delhi is around Rs 850 and the fare for the executive AC chair car is around Rs 2400. It is believed that the fare of the new Vande Bharat may also be around this.

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From around 8 am, the rain has stopped at many places, has slowed down at many places, there is a possibility of improvement in the situation. Roads have been blocked in the areas due to heavy rains, due to which a notice has been issued to keep the school closed. No information has yet been issued about whether the schools will remain closed in future or not. DM has declared holiday in schools on 26th July. After the order issued from the DM office, the holiday notice has also been issued by the schools.

According to an internal order issued by a Noida school, students who have already boarded the school bus will be brought to school and those who have not boarded the buses should not go. Some schools are sending students back home. Parents can contact school administration or bus in-charge for updates.

Moderate to heavy rain occurred in Delhi NCR region this morning. The water level of Hindon river increased due to continuous rains. In Delhi, the water level of Yamuna is continuously rising and has been recorded at 205.45 meters at 7 am on Tuesday.

Apart from Ghaziabad, Delhi, Noida, schools and colleges in Maharashtra and other states are also closed due to rain.

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The Haridwar-Dehradun rail track was disrupted for five-and-a-half hours on Wednesday due to another debris coming near the Bhimgoda Kali Mandir tunnel. This affected the operation of 24 trains. Of these, six trains were cancelled, while the timings of eight trains were changed. Five trains were short terminated and four trains were operated from other stations.

The route of a train has been changed. The track was opened at seven in the late evening. Debris came on the track from the mountains around 130 pm on Wednesday. On getting the information, railway officials and employees reached the spot. The debris was removed from the track in three hours. The SM BS owner of the railway told that the track was completely cleaned at seven in the evening.

These trains ended in short duration

The train coming from Prayagraj to Yoganagari Rishikesh was terminated at Najibabad itself. The train going from Dehradun to Subedarganj was terminated at Kansro, the train going from Yognagari Rishikesh to Puri was terminated at Motichur station. The train coming from Howrah to Dehradun was terminated at Moradabad and the train coming from Anand Vihar Terminal station to Dehradun was terminated at Haridwar itself.

These trains were canceled

● Rishikesh-Chandausi
● Chandausi-Rishikesh
● Haridwar-Delhi
● Delhi-Haridwar
● Dehradun-Delhi
● Rishikesh-Haridwar

Changes made in the timings of these trains

The train running between Dehradun to New Delhi and Dehradun to Banaras was delayed by three hours and the train between Yoganagari to Ahmedabad was delayed by five hours. Dehradun to Kota, Dehradun to Kathgodam and Yoganagari Rishikesh to Howrah were delayed by two hours. The train from Rishikesh to Katra ran late by eight hours. The Rishikesh to Barmer train ran late by four hours.

Time of four trains changed, two remained canceled

The Mussoorie Express going from Doon to Delhi was canceled on Wednesday. This train leaves for Delhi at 9:20 pm, at 4:00 pm I got the message of cancellation of the train. Lahori Express coming from Amritsar is already running cancelled. While Janshatabdi came till Haridwar. Shatabdi, Janata Express from Dehradun were delayed by three hours each and Nanda Devi and Kathgodam Express by two hours each. The Nanda Devi Express coming from Delhi arrived late by an hour and a half.

Two trains canceled at night, passengers returned from the station

Railways had earlier rescheduled Janta Express from Dehradun to Varanasi and Kathgodam Express from Dehradun to Kathgodam, passengers of both the trains reached the station, but both the trains were canceled late in the night.

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Whereas, Najafgarh recorded the highest temperature of 46.3 degree Celsius. Para 41 was recorded in Ghaziabad, 43 degrees in Noida. According to the Meteorological Department, there is a forecast of light rain and cloudy weather for three to four days from May 24, due to which people can get some relief from the heat.

The Meteorological Department has predicted partly cloudy sky and severe heatwave at isolated places on Monday. The department has also predicted strong surface winds with a speed of 25-35 kmph during the day.

Today the maximum and minimum temperature is likely to be 43 and 26 degree Celsius respectively. The national capital recorded a minimum temperature of 23.2 degrees Celsius and a maximum of 40.4 degrees Celsius on Saturday.

Mercury crossed forty five in Najafgarh and Narela

According to the Meteorological Department, Najafgarh recorded 46.3 degrees Celsius, Narela and Pitampura observatories 45 degrees Celsius, Ayanagar and ‘Ridge’ areas 44 degrees Celsius and Palam 43.8 degrees Celsius on Sunday. The Safdarjung observatory recorded a maximum temperature of 42.9 degrees Celsius, three notches above the season’s average.

Due to the scorching sun and rising temperature, there was little traffic on the roads on Sunday afternoon and there was an eerie silence even on the roads which usually witness heavy rush.

Varsha Pillai, a resident of Lajpat Nagar, said, “I had to go to the market, but the heat outside was unbearable, so I did not go. The temperature has increased so much that even the air conditioning is not providing relief.

Met officials said a fresh western disturbance could bring respite from the heat from May 24. Light rain and cloudy weather are expected for three to four days.

The Met department said the night temperature settled at 24 degrees Celsius, three notches below normal. The relative humidity level on Sunday ranged between 25 per cent and 74 per cent.

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While 6 trains have also been rescheduled. According to the information received from the IRCTC website, these trains include many trains from different states of the country including Delhi, UP, Bihar and Punjab.

In such a situation, before leaving home, the passengers traveling by train are advised by the Railways to check the list first or leave the house only after getting complete information on the helpline.

Canceled train services (from originating station)

• Train number 22481, Jodhpur-Delhi Sarai rail service will remain canceled from 15.02.23 to 17.02.23 (3 trips).
• Train number 22482, Delhi Sarai-Jodhpur train service will remain canceled from 16.02.23 to 18.02.23 (3 trips).

Partially canceled train services (from originating station)

• Train number 12465, Indore-Jodhpur train service will depart from Indore from 15.02.23 to 17.02.23 (3 trips). It will operate till Medta Road i.e. this train service will remain partially canceled between Medta Road-Jodhpur.
• Train number 12466, Jodhpur-Indore train service from 16.02.23 to 18.02.23 (3 trips) will operate from Medta Road station instead of Jodhpur i.e. this train service will remain partially canceled between Jodhpur-Medta Road.
• Train number 12463, Delhi Sarai-Jodhpur train service will depart from Delhi Sarai Rohilla on 15.02.23. It will operate till Medta Road station i.e. this train service will remain partially canceled between Medta Road-Jodhpur.
• Train number 12464, Jodhpur-Delhi Sarai train service will operate from Medta Road instead of Jodhpur on 16.02.23. That is, this train service will be partially canceled between Jodhpur-Medta Road.

Apart from this, let us tell you that in view of the festival like Holi, Indian Railways has started preparations from its side. On this occasion, lakhs of people go towards their home town from their place of work. Due to this, there is a lot of crowd in the trains on the occasion of Holi. To reduce this crowd, Railways operates special trains. This time also Indian Railways has announced 13 special trains.

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Project Associate, Project Engineer, Project Manager, Program Manager, Program Delivery Manager, Knowledge Partner, Senior Project Engineer, Module Lead and Project Lead in various domain areas as per the advertisement (No.CORP/JIT/01/2022) issued by CDAC. The posts are to be recruited. The cities where vacancies have been declared for these posts include Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mohali, Mumbai, Noida, Pune, TVM, Jammu, Patna, Silchar, etc.

CDAC Recruitment 2022: How to Apply

Candidates willing to apply for the posts advertised by CDAC may apply through online application form made available on the official website of the company, cdac.in. The application process has started from 1st July 2022 and candidates will be able to submit their application till 20th July 2022. Candidates should note that they do not have to submit any application fee for this recruitment. Candidates have to upload their scanned photo and resume during application.

CDAC Recruitment 2022: Qualification & Selection Process

Candidates willing to apply should have passed Degree (UG/PG) from a recognized university or any other higher education institution in the subject concerned with the vacancies. Also, the age of the candidates should be maximum 30 years for Project Associate posts, 35 years for Project Engineer posts and maximum 56 years for all posts. For more details candidates refer recruitment advertisement. Candidates belonging to reserved categories will be given relaxation in upper age limit.

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