Under the Act, the government will manage the ashram for an initial period of 10 years. Authorities will appoint an administrator to oversee the property and maintain its operations. Officials stated that the takeover aims to prevent rival groups from exploiting the land for personal gain.

Dhirendra Brahmachari had purchased the land in Silokhra village using donations, grants, and support from the Centre. After his death in a 1994 plane crash, the society running the ashram split into two factions. This caused prolonged legal disputes. The controversy escalated in 2020 when a sale deed valued the property at just ₹55 crore. However, officials clarified that the fair market value stood at ₹12 crore per acre, totaling ₹288 crore. The sale deed was later cancelled, and the Punjab and Haryana High Court rejected challenges from the involved parties.

The government emphasized that the takeover will preserve the ashram’s historical and cultural significance. It will also ensure transparent administration. Local residents and devotees expressed relief, noting that the property had been a hub for spiritual and social activities for decades.

This intervention safeguards Dhirendra Brahmachari’s legacy and prevents further disputes over the Gurugram land. Authorities have pledged to maintain proper administration and uphold the ashram’s religious and cultural heritage.

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Preliminary reports suggest the vehicle was overspeeding, lost balance, and collided directly with a highway divider. The victims included three women and two men, who died on the spot. The group had reportedly traveled from Uttar Pradesh to Gurugram for work.

Visuals from the scene show the Thar completely mangled, with debris scattered over 50 meters. Gurugram police reached the site, recovered the bodies, and began an investigation into the accident.

This is not the first such incident on the highway. Last year, a speeding car lost control after a rear tyre burst, hitting another vehicle and a motorcycle, killing two students and injuring three others.

Authorities have warned drivers to follow speed limits and exercise caution, especially on high-speed highways, to prevent tragedies like the Gurugram Thar crash deaths. The accident highlights the ongoing dangers of overspeeding and reckless driving on busy national highways.

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Residents will face sweltering conditions, with humidity levels increasing. Light breezes of 15-19 km/h will provide minimal relief.The India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts maximum temperatures ranging between 33°C and 36°C across Delhi, Noida, Gurugram, and nearby districts. Northwest winds at 10-15 km/h in the morning will intensify to 20-25 km/h by afternoon.

Evening winds will shift to southwest with similar speeds. No significant rainfall is expected during this period. A very slight chance of light showers may occur on September 26.Skymet Weather confirms the IMD’s forecast. Earlier predictions of possible light rain have been revised, indicating dry weather for the entire week.

Residents are advised to stay hydrated and avoid prolonged exposure to the sun. Temperatures are expected to remain high, making the next week particularly challenging for the region.

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