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This news report provides critical updates regarding the investigation into the death of a techie in Noida. Authorities have taken decisive action by sealing the offices of builders Abhay Kumar and Nirmal Kumar. The speaker notes that 'these builders Abhay Kumar and Nirmal Kumar's office has also been sealed' following the tragic incident involving a victim identified as Yuvraj. The site was intended to be a mall, but construction had reportedly ceased, leading to the accumulation of water where the incident occurred. The report highlights that both builders were based in Noida and were responsible for the construction of the building in question. The segment mentions that journalist Arvind Ojha has been tracking the developments of this case as the investigation into the safety lapses at the construction site continues. The sealing of the properties marks a significant escalation in the administrative response to the techie's death at the abandoned mall site.

On this news bulletin, environmentalist Vimlendu Jha discusses the severe economic and health impacts of air pollution in India, following remarks by IMF's Geeta Gopinath at the World Economic Forum. Jha emphasises that 'the cost of inaction, actually, cost of inaction actually is higher than cost of action,' pointing to a World Bank report suggesting a 9% GDP loss, amounting to approximately 30 lakh crore rupees. He criticises the current budget for air purification as grossly inadequate, noting that while the economic loss is massive, the budget for Delhi is a mere 30 crore rupees. Jha highlights the human toll, citing Lancet data on mortality, and calls for the Union Government to prioritise air quality in the upcoming budget. He argues that pollution is not just a health or environmental issue but a significant economic burden affecting agriculture, transport, and corporate affairs, requiring urgent political will and sustained action rather than reactive measures like the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP).

This news report provides critical updates regarding the investigation into the death of a techie in Noida. Authorities have taken decisive action by sealing the offices of builders Abhay Kumar and Nirmal Kumar. The speaker notes that 'these builders Abhay Kumar and Nirmal Kumar's office has also been sealed' following the tragic incident involving a victim identified as Yuvraj. The site was intended to be a mall, but construction had reportedly ceased, leading to the accumulation of water where the incident occurred. The report highlights that both builders were based in Noida and were responsible for the construction of the building in question. The segment mentions that journalist Arvind Ojha has been tracking the developments of this case as the investigation into the safety lapses at the construction site continues. The sealing of the properties marks a significant escalation in the administrative response to the techie's death at the abandoned mall site.