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Two youths from Haryana have launched an 800-km foot march to save the Aravalli Hills. Led by mountaineer Navdeep Bajiya, the mission aims to raise public awareness about environmental degradation, mining, and encroachment threatening one of the world’s oldest mountain ranges and a vital ecological lifeline of North India.

₹60,000 crore spent, yet Gurugram residents remain stuck in traffic and pollution. When questioned about the city’s worsening infrastructure, Union minister Nitin Gadkari chose to highlight India’s automobile boom, job creation, and GST growth—without addressing planning or execution gaps on the ground. The moment has sparked online criticism, with citizens demanding accountability for urban failures that affect daily life. Should local infrastructure concerns be answered with national success stories, or do cities like Gurugram deserve direct, issue-specific responses?

The article examines India’s education reforms under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, highlighting NEP 2020’s focus on early childhood education, foundational literacy, multilingual learning, and assessment reform. It argues that strong cognitive foundations, language empowerment, and technology integration are essential for India’s long-term competitiveness and for achieving artificial intelligence sovereignty.

A 16-year-old student of Delhi’s St. Columba’s School, Shoorya Patil, died by suicide after months of alleged harassment and humiliation by teachers. His father accused the school of ignoring complaints and threatening expulsion. An FIR for abetment to suicide has been registered, and police are examining CCTV, statements, and the suicide note.

President Droupadi Murmu flew 40-minute sortie in Rafale fighter jet from Ambala Air Force Station, making history as first President to visit this airbase. Chief of Air Staff accompanied in separate aircraft. She becomes third President to fly in IAF combat jet. Rafales were used in Operation Sindoor against Pakistan.

Petwar village in Haryana celebrates as native Justice Surya Kant prepares to become Chief Justice of India. Villagers recall his simplicity and annual tradition of honoring meritorious students with cash prizes. Born into modest family, he studied locally before completing LLB from MDU Rohtak. His elevation represents rural India's potential.

The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) is set to begin construction of the new Pachgaon toll plaza near Gurugram at a cost of ₹18 crore. The automated 12-lane facility will replace the congested Kherki Daula toll plaza and is expected to be operational within three to four months.

The National Investigation Agency raided 18 locations across Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh in a terror conspiracy case. The operation targets suspects linked to pro-Khalistani groups and involves investigating attempts to revive terrorism through targeted killings, extortion, and weapons smuggling networks operating across state borders.

Flash floods caused by cloudbursts killed four people and left 15 missing in Himachal Pradesh's Kangra and Kullu districts. Six laborers remain missing from a hydroelectric project site while nine people were swept away in different incidents. Weather department warns of more flooding risk for next 24 hours.

Prime Minister Modi spoke with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, expressing India's deep concern over the Iran-Israel conflict. The call happened hours after US bombed three Iranian nuclear sites. Modi called for immediate de-escalation through dialogue and diplomacy to restore regional peace and stability.

Prime Minister Modi told President Trump that India will never accept third-party mediation on Kashmir during their 35-minute phone call. Modi clarified that no discussions about US-India trade deals or mediation occurred during recent India-Pakistan tensions, emphasizing India's unified political stance against external intervention.

Hisar YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra has been arrested for alleged espionage after visiting strategic locations before the Pahalgam attack. Her Instagram is blocked as police investigate her "sponsored" Pakistan trips, suspicious finances, and contacts with Pakistani officials during times of conflict.

Operation Sindoor continues as IAF successfully strikes nine terrorist bases in Pakistan and PoK from within Indian airspace. Despite a ceasefire agreement, border violations persist, prompting PM Modi to hold high-level security meetings. President Trump has praised both nations for preventing a potential nuclear conflict.

Chandigarh faces an unprecedented security situation as authorities implement emergency measures following an aerial threat alert issued by the Air Force Station. Residents have been instructed to remain indoors while security forces heighten vigilance across the city. The alert comes amid recent border tensions and follows reports of drone attacks along India's western frontier.

Operation Sindoor has sparked a flurry of complex international reactions. Pakistan is calling for UN intervention while India defends its actions as legitimate counter-terrorism. Regional stability hangs in the balance as global powers urge restraint while acknowledging India's security concerns.

n a deadly aftermath to India's Operation Sindoor, Pakistan's heavy artillery barrage across the Line of Control has killed 12 civilians and one soldier in four J&K districts. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has released emergency funds as authorities establish shelters and medical facilities for affected border communities experiencing the worst cross-border violence since the Kargil War.

India launched Operation Sindoor on May 7, striking nine terrorist facilities across Pakistan and PoK in response to the Pahalgam massacre. The tri-services operation eliminated 70-80 terrorists, including relatives of JeM chief Masood Azhar, while Pakistan's PM called the strikes "an act of war."

Operation Sindoor's name carries dual symbolism - honoring the Hindu widows who lost their husbands in the Pahalgam attack while invoking India's warrior tradition of applying sindoor before battle, creating a powerful cultural connection to the military response.

JeM chief Masood Azhar has confirmed to BBC Urdu that Indian strikes killed 10 of his family members and 4 close aides at the Subhan Allah complex in Bahawalpur, validating India's claims about precision targeting of terrorist infrastructure.

Indian Air Force soldier Naveen Sheoran from Kakdauli Hukmi village in Charkhi Dadri district lost his life in an accident while crossing a river in Leh-Ladakh. The 2020 recruit was scheduled for transfer to Delhi in August. His final rites will be performed with military honors.

Following the Pahalgam terror attack killing 26 people, India has ordered all Pakistani nationals to leave the country, canceled all visas, and suspended the Indus Waters Treaty. Home Minister Shah has directed state CMs to identify and deport Pakistani citizens while the nation stands united against terrorism.

Following the Pahalgam terror attack killing 26 people, India has ordered all Pakistani nationals to leave the country, canceled all visas, and suspended the Indus Waters Treaty. Home Minister Shah has directed state CMs to identify and deport Pakistani citizens while the nation stands united against terrorism.

Speaking at a military graduation ceremony, Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif offered to join a "neutral probe" into the Pahalgam attack while threatening "full force" if India restricts water flow following the Indus Waters Treaty suspension. Despite claiming Pakistan "always condemned terrorism," his peace overtures were undercut by military threats.

An Army soldier was killed during a counter-terrorism operation in Udhampur's Dudu-Basantgarh area on Thursday. The joint operation with J&K Police was based on specific intelligence about terrorist presence. Despite medical efforts, the soldier succumbed to injuries sustained during the initial gunfight with hiding militants.

From Bihar's Madhubani district, PM Modi switched to English to deliver a global message after the Pahalgam attack that killed 26 people: "We will pursue terrorists to the ends of the Earth." His speech follows diplomatic actions against Pakistan and emphasizes India's determination to ensure justice while acknowledging international support.

Terrorists disguised in military fatigues attacked tourists in Pahalgam's Baisaran meadow, killing 26 including 2 foreigners. PM Modi directed HM Shah to visit the site. Within 24 hours, Indian Army killed two Pakistani terrorists attempting infiltration in Uri sector.

Security agencies have released sketches of three terrorists suspected in the Pahalgam attack that killed 26 people. The terrorists, identified as Asif Fauji, Suleman Shah, and Abu Talha, are also linked to previous terror incidents in Poonch. PM Modi held an emergency meeting with top officials upon his return from Saudi Arabia.

Haryana's first civil airport was inaugurated in Hisar by PM Modi, who flagged off the inaugural flight to Ayodhya. The Maharaja Agrasen Airport will initially connect Hisar to Ayodhya and Delhi with plans to expand to more cities. With ticket prices starting at Rs 3,200 for Ayodhya and Rs 1,300 for Delhi, the airport marks a significant milestone in the state's infrastructure development since its formation in 1966.

The government has announced a ₹50 price increase for domestic gas cylinders, raising Delhi prices from ₹803 to ₹853. Ujjwala Yojana beneficiaries will now pay ₹550 instead of ₹500. The hike aims to offset the ₹41,000 crore losses faced by oil marketing companies.

The new budget coming into effect on April 1, 2025, brings substantial changes to tax slabs, TDS limits, TCS thresholds, and investment taxation. From higher tax-free income limits to extended updated return filing deadlines, here's how these changes will impact taxpayers across India.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini clarified that HCS (Judicial) recruitment is overseen by a six-member selection committee under the High Court's supervision, not the Haryana Public Service Commission. Congress MLA Geeta Bhukkal disputed his explanation, leading to protests when she was denied a chance to respond.

Chief Minister Nayab Saini announced that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Haryana on Ambedkar Jayanti to inaugurate two major development projects worth thousands of crores.

Union Minister Manohar Lal Khattar has donated his entire ancestral property in Rohtak's Baniyana village to the Prime Minister's Relief Fund, marking a rare gesture by a political leader in post-independence India.

Delhi's Public Works Department has approved the transfer of a 13.2 km stretch of Delhi-Rohtak Road (NH-10) from Peeragarhi Chowk to Tikri Border to the National Highways Authority of India for redevelopment, bringing relief to thousands of daily commuters.

A Delhi court has sentenced former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar to life imprisonment for murdering a Sikh father and son during the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. This is Kumar's second life sentence related to the riots that killed approximately 3,000 people.

An RTI query has exposed a contradiction between US claims and Indian government's stance on the list of 18,000 Indians facing deportation from America. While US officials claimed sharing the list, India's foreign ministry denies receiving it.

In a historic political shift, BJP's Rekha Gupta will become Delhi's Chief Minister, with Parvesh Verma as Deputy CM, ending AAP's decade-long rule. The oath-taking ceremony at Ramlila Maidan tomorrow will mark BJP's return to Delhi's leadership after 26 years.

The fourth foreign leader to visit newly elected President Trump, PM Modi's Washington visit resulted in major defense deals, energy partnerships, and alignment on global issues. The leaders found parallels between MAGA and Viksit Bharat while addressing trade concerns.

PM Modi's first engagement in Washington with Intelligence Chief Tulsi Gabbard emphasizes bilateral security cooperation, setting a constructive tone before his crucial meeting with President Trump to address trade and immigration challenges.

At a joint meeting with French President Macron and business leaders in Paris, Prime Minister Modi announced the privatization of India's nuclear power sector, highlighting India's stable economy and reformed business environment to attract international investors across various sectors like technology, defense, and renewable energy.

Speaking at PM Modi's 2025 Pariksha Pe Charcha, Deepika Padukone combined her personal mental health narrative with practical student advice. She highlighted the significance of emotional well-being, adequate sleep, meditation practices, and honest self-expression, while promoting individual progress over peer comparison.

Delhi Special Judge Kaveri Baweja convicted former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar in a 1984 anti-Sikh riots case involving the murders of two individuals. Kumar, already serving life imprisonment for another riots case, was found guilty of leading a mob that killed Jaswant Singh and his son Tarundeep Singh.

Three first-year nursing students at Kottayam's Government Nursing College broke their silence about months of severe ragging, reporting forced nudity and physical torture by seniors. The abuse began in November, included wound from compass and dumbbell. Police have arrested five third-year students following the complaint.

During the eighth 'Pariksha Pe Charcha', PM Modi engaged with students in a casual outdoor setting at Sunder Nursery, discussing exam stress, personal growth, and leadership while emphasizing that exams aren't life-defining moments.

During his Lok Sabha address, PM Modi lauded Haryana's recent employment initiatives, citing the state's successful implementation of corruption-free recruitment process and immediate job provision after government formation.

In a significant boost to Haryana's railway infrastructure, the Union Budget 2025-26 has allocated ₹3,416 crore for railway projects in the state. This marks a massive increase from the ₹315 crore allocated during 2009-2014, demonstrating the government's commitment to modernizing rail connectivity in the region.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presents a growth-oriented budget for 2025-26, offering significant tax relief to the salaried class, expanding healthcare infrastructure, boosting education sector, and announcing major initiatives for farmers, youth, and urban development with special focus on middle-class aspirations.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announces transformative tax reforms in Budget 2025-26, offering substantial relief to middle-class taxpayers with increased exemption limits, revised tax slabs, and simplified compliance procedures. The new tax regime promises to boost household savings and consumption.

In a landmark development, India and China have jointly announced the resumption of the sacred Kailash Mansarovar Yatra for summer 2025, along with plans to restore direct flights between the two nations, signaling a new chapter in diplomatic and cultural relations.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a wide-ranging interview, dismisses viral memes about him and Italian PM Meloni, emphasizes social media's role in information verification, and discusses youth enthusiasm for space missions.

As China grapples with rising HMPV cases, India has reported 15 infections across eight states. Health authorities are strengthening surveillance measures, with special attention to children and elderly citizens. States are implementing preventive measures including isolation wards and mask advisories.

The Supreme Court backs Punjab and Haryana High Court's decision to invalidate former Congress MLA Surender Panwar's arrest in a money laundering case. The court criticized ED's interrogation methods and questioned the applicability of PMLA to illegal mining cases.

Dr. Manmohan Singh, India's 14th Prime Minister and economic reform pioneer, passed away at AIIMS, New Delhi. His legacy spans from saving India from economic crisis in 1991 to leading the nation for a decade, implementing landmark policies, and establishing the Indo-US nuclear deal.

Arvind Kejriwal's recent interviews on multiple news channels have drawn scrutiny after viewers noticed identical responses across different platforms, leading to allegations of scripted media appearances and questioning the authenticity of his Dalit outreach programs.

Supreme Court calls for medical support for Punjab farmer leader Jagjit Dallewal, who is on a fast-unto-death. The court urges peaceful dialogue, medical assistance, and temporary suspension of highway blockades while protecting farmers' right to protest.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the nationwide Bima Sakhi scheme in Panipat, Haryana, highlighting the state's remarkable journey in women's empowerment. The initiative aims to create 2 lakh women insurance agents, providing financial independence and opportunities.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the Bima Sakhi Scheme in Panipat, Haryana, providing women aged 18-70 monthly income, insurance training, and opportunities to become financial agents, aiming to create two lakh women insurance professionals in three years.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will launch the Beema Sakhi Yojana in Panipat, providing women with insurance agent training, guaranteed monthly income, and commission opportunities, marking a significant step towards women's economic empowerment.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi introduces three groundbreaking criminal laws, marking a significant departure from colonial-era legislation and promising faster, more equitable justice for Indian citizens, with a focus on protecting vulnerable populations and ensuring swift legal processes.

Gautam Adani and seven others, including his nephew, face arrest warrants from a New York court over allegations of paying $265 million in bribes to Indian officials for solar energy contracts, potentially generating $2 billion in profits.

Justice Sanjiv Khanna was sworn in as India's 51st Chief Justice at Rashtrapati Bhavan on November 11, 2024. Following Justice DY Chandrachud, he brings expertise in taxation and constitutional law to his six-month tenure, with a focus on reducing case backlogs and speeding up justice delivery.

Ratan Tata, former chairman of Tata Sons, passed away at 86. His 21-year leadership transformed the Tata Group into a global force through major acquisitions like Jaguar Land Rover and Tetley Tea, while maintaining strong ethical standards and commitment to social causes.

Atishi, Delhi's education minister, is set to become the Capital's new Chief Minister as Arvind Kejriwal steps down. A Rhodes scholar and Oxford alumnus, Atishi rose from a modest background to become a key figure in Delhi's politics. Her achievements in education reform and tackling pressing issues have earned national recognition. With her appointment, Atishi aims to bring back Kejriwal as CM while leading Delhi through its challenges.

Upasana Singh, founder of Meerut-based Virina Foundation, received the prestigious 'Woman of Impact' award in London. Her organization has touched over 100,000 lives through health, education, and skill development programs, marking a significant milestone in women's empowerment in India.

National Security Adviser Ajit Doval visits Moscow for a BRICS meeting, following PM Modi's trips to Russia and Ukraine. India faces growing calls to mediate in the Ukraine conflict, with leaders like Putin and Meloni suggesting its potential role. Doval's visit may lay groundwork for future peace efforts.

The BJP's membership drive aims to increase women's participation, build future leaders, and showcase the party's positive views and achievements. Focusing on democratic processes, the party prioritizes the nation's interest and aligns with the Indian Constitution, striving to achieve Viksit Bharat by 2047 and ensure credibility and continuity.

India has won 20 medals at the Paris Paralympics 2024, breaking their previous record. The medals include 2 gold, 7 silver, and 11 bronze across various sports like shooting, athletics, badminton, and archery. Notable winners include Avani Lekhara in shooting and Sumit Antil in javelin throw. This achievement marks India's most successful Paralympics performance to date.

India's para-athletes continued their impressive run at the Paris Paralympics, with Preethi Pal winning a bronze in the 200m T35 event to become the first Indian woman track and field athlete to win two medals at a single Paralympics. Nishad Kumar also clinched a silver in the men's high jump T47 category.

The Supreme Court will form a committee to resolve farmer issues. Punjab says protesters agreed to partially open a blocked highway. The court asked Punjab and Haryana to engage with farmers and clear the road. This follows months of farmer protests demanding minimum support prices for crops.

The nationwide 'Bharat Bandh' protest against the Supreme Court's ruling on sub-classification of SCs and STs saw a muted response in Punjab and Haryana, with normal life and business operations continuing in most areas. The protest was more visible in some SC-dominated districts of Punjab, but the overall impact was limited.

The Supreme Court has directed police officials from Punjab and Haryana to consider partially reopening the Shambhu Border, blocked by protesting farmers since February. The court also plans to form an expert committee to facilitate talks between farmers and the government, with a final decision expected on August 22. 

A light-hearted exchange in Parliament about marital status names brought attention to Haryana's former CM and current Union Minister Manohar Lal Khattar's bachelorhood. The incident sparked discussions about naming conventions and personal choices in public life.

Union Minister Rao Inderjit Singh has urged for a review of electoral boundaries in Haryana. He points out disparities in reserved seats and voter distribution across constituencies. Singh argues that the current system, unchanged for decades, doesn't reflect demographic shifts and limits fair representation for all communities.

On 26 July, 2024, Bharat celebrated its silver jubilee of its famous comeback victory in Kargil War over its arch nemesis Pakistan. The war started in highly controversial circumstances, and is treated as a sabotage by many geopolitical observers, as Pakistan invaded Kargil post the ratification of the Lahore Declaration, 1999. India launched Operation Vijay and successfully reclaimed all the captured points within 53 days of intense high– altitude warfare.

Despite being one of the most expensive modes of transportation, civil aviation provides the fastest infrastructure and means of transportation, making it the most significant industry for the growth of any nation. The key benefits of the civil aviation business are that it may significantly aid in the development of regional networks, promote immigration into any area, aid in the expansion of individual districts, and guarantee the development of the services sector and unskilled labour.

Rahul Gandhi met with farmer leaders from six states, discussing their demand for a legal guarantee on Minimum Support Price (MSP). He promised to work with the INDIA bloc to pressure the government on this issue, emphasizing its feasibility and importance for farmers' rights.

On 22 July,2024, India tabled the Economic Survey for the year 2024. The economic survey is one of the most important fiscal documents in the nation, as it represents the growth & development that has occurred in various sectors of the nation. It represents the overall macroeconomic indicators that are prevalent in the nation. The first economy survey was tabled in 1950-51. The economic survey is also an indicator of how the upcoming budget would be shaped. 

India’s Finance Minister Smt. Niramala Sitaraman presented the Indian budget for FY25. The Union budget is one of the most awaited documents in the entire nation as it shows the financial health of the entire nation. The budget is also a document that showcases the government’ vision for the current fiscal year. The budget of independent India was presented for the first time in 1947.

I welcome Union Budget 2024-25. I also take the opportunity to congratulate Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman ji for presenting this year's budget under a typical difficult condition globally. It is no small achievement that India's economic growth has reached 8.2 per cent. In fact, this has set a record.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with BJP MPs from Haryana during the monsoon session of Parliament. The meeting, which included both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha members, covered various national and state-specific issues. This gathering comes as the BJP prepares for upcoming state assembly elections in Haryana.

The 2024 Union Budget has sparked diverse reactions in Haryana. Government officials praise its focus on development and poverty alleviation, while opposition leaders criticize the lack of substantial benefits for farmers and youth. Citizens, particularly traders and farmers, express disappointment over unmet expectations for tax relief and agricultural support. 

Deepender Hooda, a Congress MP, has formally requested the creation of an Ahir Regiment in the Indian Army. He submitted an application in Parliament, emphasizing the Ahir community's long history of military service and bravery. This move follows a recent road show in Ahirwal, Rohtak.

Recently, Bangladesh has been hit with nationwide protests over the controversial reservation move by Sheikh Hasina. Post the start of protests, many Indian students have been coming over to India via the Meghalaya border. With the recent developments, the India-Bangladesh relations are again a point of focus & discussion for geopolitical & security pundits.

Many young men from Punjab and Haryana were tricked into joining the Russian Army. They thought they were getting good jobs abroad. Now they're stuck fighting in the war against Ukraine. Their families are very worried and asking the Indian government to help bring them home safely.

The New Education Policy on the outset is very impressive as its a comprehensive document that deals with the systematic changes encountered in the Indian education system, which has been accused by many students, practitioners, intellectuals as the one which is failing to meet the current standards set up in the world education.

The book India Way is the first commercial book authored by India’s popular external affairs minister, Dr. S. Jaishankar. Dr. S. Jaishankar is a career diplomat who has represented India in various nations & multilateral organisations for a whopping 38 years & is also currently serving his second term as a Rajya Sabha member from the state of Gujarat. The book has been published by FSC Publications & it was launched during the time of the pandemic.

Nalwadi Krishnaraja Wodeyar was the 24th ruler of Mysore and his reign was from 1902-1940, a period considered by many as the peak of independence, spiritual & social justice moments across the nation.

The Bharatiya Janata Party's national parliamentary board recently extended the tenure of Health Minister JP Nadda as BJP president until January 2025. The party has a rule of one person, one post which is usually followed but has been changed at various points in time. The last time the rule was amended was in 2019 when then BJP National President Mr. Amit Shah was made the Union Home Minister.

In Bharat, children typically spend the initial three years at home, subsequently attend educational institutions such as Anganwadis and preschools, and gradually transition to primary schools. Therefore, what children learn at home or how their parents and communities are involved in the foundational stage of their lives impacts their future. The foundational stage encompasses an individual's life from birth to 8 years of age. 

Looking at the uproar, the varsity for now decided to take a back step and reversed its decision to introduce Manusmriti in the Law course. Talking to the media, VC Yogesh Singh said, “The varsity held a review meeting today around 2 pm and rejected the inclusion of the suggested readings on Manusmriti in the Jurisprudence (Legal Method) paper, by the Faculty of Law, before it will be tabled in the AC meeting tomorrow.” 

Notably, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, called it a “black spot” in India’s democracy, recently during the first session of the new Lok Sabha. Interestingly, PM Modi was among the leaders who disguised themselves into a different avatar to escape the bars. Modi, who went underground, turning himself into a Sardar during the emergency, on various occasions remembered the dark era of emergency in the past too. 

The Indian government has announced June 25 as 'Samvidhaan Hatya Diwas' to commemorate the 1975 Emergency. This decision, made amidst ongoing political tensions, aims to honor those who fought against the Emergency and serve as a reminder of the importance of protecting democratic principles and the Constitution.

The Samyukta Kisan Morcha (SKM) has relaunched its farmers' agitation, demanding the Centre to fulfill its pending promises, including legally guaranteed MSP and loan waivers. Nationwide protests will be held, emphasizing the exclusion of multinational corporations from agriculture.

As it is famously said, the choice of words carries all the weight in diplomacy, Indian diplomacy was at its best when PM Modi met Vladimir Putin on the same day when NATO celebrated its 75th anniversary in Washington DC, waiting for the new boss Mark Rutte to take over. 

A controversy erupted in Parliament when Speaker Om Birla objected to Shashi Tharoor's "Jai Samvidhan" remark during oath-taking. This led to a clash with Deepender Hooda and criticism from Priyanka Gandhi, highlighting tensions over constitutional expressions in the Lok Sabha.

The US Trade and Development Agency has approved funding to develop Hisar Airport in Haryana as an integrated aviation hub. This move aims to improve India's aviation infrastructure and supply chain network. The announcement was made at the US-India Aviation Summit, highlighting growing cooperation between the two countries.

As India marks 50 years since the declaration of Emergency, PM Modi urges citizens to remember the importance of democracy. The article explores the events leading to the Emergency, its impact, and its aftermath in Indian politics. 

As Delhi's water crisis intensifies, four AAP cabinet ministers have written to PM Modi requesting his intervention to secure the city's allocated water share from Haryana. The ministers highlight the severity of the situation, citing increased demand due to extreme heat and reduced supply from Haryana.

The GST Council made several decisions to lessen taxpayer complaints and the burden of compliance. "Today's GST Council meeting has taken many decisions on trade facilitation, easing taxpayer relief in terms of compliance easing out, and easing the burden of compliance," the finance minister stated.

Archana Makwana, the influencer and fashion designer, however, has apologized for her actions and stated that she never intended to hurt anyone’s religious sentiment. Later, in a story posted on her Instagram handle, Makwana apologized for her conduct and said, “I posted something without intending to harm anyone’s religious sentiments. I was unaware that practicing yoga in the Gurdwara Sahib premises could be offensive to some as I was just paying my respect to him and did not mean any harm to anyone.” I

During the event, PM Modi will also distribute certificates to more than 30,000 Self Help Groups (SHGs) as Krishi Sakhis and will present certificates to five Krishi Sakhis as a token gesture. Notably, PM-KISAN is a direct benefit transfer (DBT) initiative, launched in 2019, under which beneficiary farmers receive an annual sum of Rs 6,000 in three equal installments to supplement their financial needs.

Gopi had won Thrissur by a margin of around 75,000 votes over Communist Party of India (Marxist) candidate VS Sunilkumar. K Muraleedharan, the son of Karunakaran, finished third in the poll. Gopi claimed he went to the memorial to pay his respects to his "guru," but he asked the media not to interpret the comments politically.

Refuting all the news reports and concerns of EVM being operated with the OTP, returning officer Vandana Suryavanshi, in a press conference in Mumbai, clarified that voting machines do not require any OTP to function. She said, “It is a technically foolproof standalone device. There is no provision for wireless or wired communication with it. For EVMs, there is no need for an OTP. The results are generated by pressing a button”. Suryavanshi further accused the news of being false and unverified and said, “This is a complete lie being spread by a newspaper, which some leaders are using to create a false narrative”

Manohar Lal Khattar’s appointment as the new power minister of India has also raised hope for new developments in the power sector, given that Manohar Lal’s transforming work in the power sector in Haryana made him the popular face of development especially in the backward regions of Haryana. The electricity problem which continuously plagued the villages of Haryana for decades was solved by Khattar during his ten years of rule in the state.  Importantly, Khattar assumes the power ministry at a juncture when the power sector in India is booming.

During his two stints as the Chief Minister of Haryana, Khattar took several important decisions and initiatives that transformed the lives of “Desi” Haryanvis. Khattar government introduced the 'Parivar Pehchan Patra' scheme, under which the Haryana government issues every family a unique family identity. It led to transparent and fast delivery of services which made lives easier for lakhs of Haryanvis living in villages. Khattar is also credited with introducing pre-qualification conditions for the candidates contesting panchayat elections and ensuring transparent recruitment. Khattar’s corruption-free rule in Haryana is also hailed for the improvement in the sex ratio, an issue which particularly earned a bad name to Haryana.

Many YouTubers claim that the entire state apparatus of India, whether its Judiciary, Election Commission, CBI, ED, or Universities, is under serious threat because of the BJP. These YouTubers also claim that the Indian constitution is under serious threat and if Modi comes to power again, he will abolish the constitution.

The process of exit polls started long back in the Indian democracy and is not a new one! The first exit poll in India was conducted in 1957 when the Indian Institute of Public Opinion carried out a post-poll survey during the second Lok Sabha elections. Since then, different pollsters have carried out this exercise, and over time it has become a money-spinning industry for many.

Is this the woke culture or the selective posting by the Indian celebs on All Eyes on Rafah an attempt to appear cool while taking sides! The social media campaign exposes the hollowness and agenda of the Indian celebs!

In a fiery speech in Ambala, PM Modi highlighted his government's unwavering resolve, warning enemies that they "think 100 times before doing anything" when faced with a 'Dhaakad' (strong) leadership at the Centre. He praised Haryana's spirit and drew parallels with his government's decisive approach.

Somebody should Kejriwal, what kind of dictatorship is he talking about when the Prime minister couldn’t keep him behind bars for more than 50 days! To give a more picturesque explanation to Kejriwal’s claims, one must think about how can democracy be in danger in India, when the next in line Chief Justice of India Sanjeev Khanna, and his bench give him bail stating that “21 days will not make any difference”! In case, Kejriwal is saying for so many months had even an “ounce of truth”, Kejriwal would still be in Tihar and not in Connaught place visiting the Hanuman mandir and addressing crowds. 

Sam pitroda the head of overseas congress is know as the controversial figure famous for making statements which creates trouble for the congress party in india. Creating a new stir sam advocated new inheritance law for india on the lines of united states of america.

The Election Commission has launched the e-EPIC, a digital version of the voter ID card. This non-editable PDF copy can be downloaded from the website/app and stored on mobile/computer. It serves as valid ID and address proof. The e-EPIC makes accessing voter credentials easier, promoting the EC's push towards digitization.

The stage is set for the first phase of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections as over 16 crore voters across 21 states and union territories head to the polls today. With 102 seats up for grabs, this phase marks the beginning of an intense contest between the ruling NDA alliance led by BJP and the newly formed opposition front, INDIA.

The Election Commission of India has launched the e-EPIC (Electronic Electoral Photo Identity Card), allowing voters to download their digital voter IDs from the comfort of their homes. This initiative streamlines the voting process, enhances voter convenience, and strengthens the integrity of the electoral system through a secure digital alternative to the physical voter ID card.

The Supreme Court agrees to hear a PIL in two weeks seeking 100% cross-verification of votes cast in EVMs with VVPAT slips ahead of India's 2024 Lok Sabha elections. Congress emphasises timely resolution. Current practice involves random verification of five EVMs per constituency. The petition aims to enhance transparency and voter confidence.

The Delhi High Court is deliberating on the arrest and remand of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, challenged by his legal team. Kejriwal's representatives argue that the timing of the arrest, just before elections, is suspicious. The Enforcement Directorate defends its actions, citing substantial evidence. The court reserves its verdict after five hours of discussion.

Subhash Barala, a close ally of former Haryana CM, sworn in as Rajya Sabha member, replacing DP Vats. Barala, defeated in 2019 assembly elections, appointed to key positions in state administration. With no opposition, Barala's uncontested election highlights his political clout and rapport within the BJP.

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal withdraws Supreme Court plea against ED arrest amidst legal conflicts. Senior advocate Singhvi cites clashes with remand proceedings. Decision follows rejection of a similar plea by another political leader in the case. Kejriwal's arrest follows repeated failure to respond to ED summonses in the excise policy scam probe.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's arrest by the Enforcement Directorate over allegations of hawala transfers and involvement in an excise policy scam unfolds amid ignored summonses and evidence. The controversy, originating from procedural lapses in Delhi's excise policy, highlights the complex interplay between political power, financial irregularities, and legal accountability.

Haryana Chief Electoral Officer Anurag Agarwal convenes a meeting with political party representatives, stressing the importance of voter participation and adherence to the model code of conduct. Discussions include election expenses, nomination procedures, vehicle regulations, and the introduction of mobile applications for voter engagement. Political party delegates reaffirm their commitment to electoral transparency.

CM Manohar Lal Khattar presented a budget of Rs 1.89 lakh crore, emphasizing farmer welfare and infrastructure development. The budget includes measures like interest and penalty waivers for farmers, increased MSP coverage, drone manufacturing support, and enhanced benefits for freedom fighters and pensioners, aiming for inclusive growth.

The death of a young farmer and injuries to over 100 others in clashes with Haryana Police fuel nationwide outrage amid ongoing protests. Trade unions declare February 23 a 'Black Day', urging protests. Despite government offers of dialogue, uncertainty looms over the resolution of the deepening farmers' agitation.

Amid escalating tensions at the Punjab-Haryana border, farmers gear up for the "Dilli Chalo" protest march, demanding legislative action on MSP and debt waivers. With heavy machinery deployed and political stakes high, the standoff reflects deep-rooted discontent and the determination of farmers to press for their demands.

Haryana farmers, led by Gurnam Singh Charuni, demand the inclusion of oilseeds and bajra in the MSP proposal, citing their significant production in the region and selling below MSP. Charuni warns of protests if demands aren't met by February 21, urging equitable policy implementation and transparency in MSP procurement.

India awaits the announcement of 2024 Lok Sabha election dates, expected in March. With 17 elections held so far, anticipation mounts for the 18th, likely in April-May. Political parties gear up for a fierce contest, while the Election Commission prepares to unveil the crucial schedule, shaping the nation's future.

Farmers reject the government's MSP guarantee proposal, leading to continued protests. Despite negotiations, disagreement over a five-year contract for five crops persists. Farmers gear up for a Delhi march on February 21 amidst internet shutdowns. Increasing discontent among farmers reflects scepticism towards government intentions. Logistical challenges and community support for farmers remain evident.

In the ongoing farmers' protest, the government proposes MSP for five crops, sparking deliberations among leaders. Tragedies highlight the toll of protest. Farmer representatives convene to discuss the offer, promising a decision by evening. Anticipation mounts as the nation awaits outcome, with negotiations poised to influence the protest's trajectory and agricultural policy.

In 2023, India saw a surge in cyber fraud cases, with Uttar Pradesh leading with 1,97,546 cases. Maharashtra, Gujarat, Rajasthan, and Haryana followed. Despite government efforts, including the establishment of the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre and a national reporting portal, cybercrime remains a significant challenge, necessitating enhanced measures and public awareness.

Prime Minister Modi inaugurates AIIMS foundation in Rewari, launching projects worth ₹9,750 crore, emphasizing BJP's electoral dominance in Haryana. With a personal connection to Rewari, he critiques Congress, outlines youth empowerment vision, and asserts BJP's commitment to development, setting the stage for upcoming elections amidst opposition fragmentation.

Prime Minister Modi will lay the foundation stone of AIIMS Rewari, Haryana, on February 16, marking a milestone in healthcare. The BJP plans a mega rally, expecting over 1 lakh attendees. AIIMS Rewari, with 750 beds and advanced facilities, signifies significant progress in healthcare infrastructure, promising better services for the region.

Former prime minister and non arguably the biggest farmer leader of India post independence, Ch Charan Singh was awarded Bharat Ratna posthumously by the BJP government amidst the rumours of seat sharing between BJP and RLD.

The planned February 13 Delhi march by farmers, aiming to press for MSP and agricultural reforms, prompts police vigilance and industry concerns. Despite warnings, farmers prepare while industries fear economic losses. Section 144 imposed in Sonipat as anticipation and apprehension mounted. Balancing protests and public order become critical.

During the Bharat Sankalp Yatra, PM Modi virtually engaged with beneficiaries, focusing on farmer interactions. Discussing the PM Kisan Samman Nidhi and ration card benefits, he commended Haryana CM Manohar Lal and emphasized awareness about funds. The dialogues highlighted successful implementations and the positive impact of welfare programs in the agricultural sector.

Milind Deora, a prominent figure in the Indian National Congress, resigned from the party and joined the Shiv Sena, dealing another blow to the Congress. Once part of Team Rahul, he cited a pursuit of development as his reason. With this exit, Congress faces the challenge of maintaining unity and motivation for the upcoming 2024 Lok Sabha polls.

Explore Haryana's Heroic Legacy on Army Day as we delve into its significant contribution to India's armed forces. Uncover the valorous stories that define the state's role in shaping the nation's defence, celebrating the spirit of sacrifice and patriotism on this special occasion.

Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS) extends to Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, and Punjab ahead of elections. The move includes exploring Wellness Centres and collecting beneficiary data for healthcare accessibility.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to inaugurate Ayodhya's new railway station and launch 2 Amrit Bharat and 6 Vande Bharat trains today. Among them, 2 Vande Bharat trains are destined for Haryana-Punjab.

The Central Ministry of Sports recently dissolved the Wrestling Federation of India's (WFI) newly elected executive body, just days after Sanjay Singh, a close aide of Brijbhushan, assumed the presidency. The move has ignited controversy within the wrestling community.

Vice-President Dhankhar pledged personal efforts to secure funding for the university and expressed his intention to meet the Punjab Chief Minister to discuss the affiliation matter. He highlighted the historical connection, stating, "Haryana used to be a part of Punjab," emphasising the need for a consensual resolution.