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Recent data revealed in the Rajya Sabha shows Haryana's drinking water quality at a critical state, with 6,782 samples failing tests in 2023-24. The state recorded the highest failure rate in North India, with Bhiwani and Charkhi Dadri districts showing the most concerning results.

A private school bus in Charkhi Dadri hit a 3-year-old girl and ran over her, though she miraculously survived. The incident led to a confrontation at the school where the father's friend was fatally attacked with a sickle while reporting the accident.

The Anti-Corruption Bureau arrested Sonia Aggarwal and her driver Kulbir for allegedly extorting Rs 1 lakh from a JBT teacher. The ACB recovered a crucial diary and mobile phone, revealing a complex corruption network within the Haryana State Women Commission.

Farmer leader Rakesh Tikait emphasizes the importance of unity among farmer unions, criticizes election-focused leaders, and highlights the ongoing protest's challenges and potential continuation for four to five months.

Jagjit Singh Dallewal's 18-day hunger strike continues causing critical political attention. A Supreme Court bench orders medical support to Dallewal and peaceful resolution between the parties. Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi arrive at Khanauri border to show solidarity with farmers' protest at the border.

Haryana police deployed multi-layered security at Shambhu border, using teargas and pepper spray to prevent farmers from entering the state, resulting in tensions and minor injuries on both sides during the protest attempt.

Investigators discovered illegal manipulation of family ID data in five Haryana districts, with three contractual employees arrested and over 6,000 questionable family IDs under scrutiny for unauthorized member deletions.

A devastating crime in Nuh district saw a 4-year-old girl brutally raped and murdered by a local man, sparking community outrage and highlighting critical child safety concerns in rural Haryana.

Haryana Food and Civil Supplies Minister Rajesh Nagar conducts surprise raid at Kushak Badoli village ration depot, discovering sand mixed in grain sacks and ordering immediate departmental investigation.

In a high-stakes police operation, two suspects involved in bomb blasts at Chandigarh clubs were injured and arrested during a fierce encounter in Hisar, revealing connections to notorious gangster networks.

Haryana is transforming seven key cities with advanced surveillance technology. The Integrated Command and Control Center (ICCC) project will deploy over 7,000 CCTV cameras in Hisar, Panchkula, Ambala, Yamunanagar, Panipat, Rohtak, and Sonipat to enhance urban security and citizen services.

A young content creator in Panipat was physically confronted and publicly shamed after wearing women's undergarments and filming an inappropriate reel in a crowded market, drawing attention to the risks of provocative social media content.

During the centenary celebrations of Hisar's Jat Educational Institution, CM Nayab Saini announces implementation of new education policy by 2025, promises permanent jobs for 200,000 youth, and commits to fulfilling all demands of the historic institution.

Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University (HAU) and Western Sydney University (WSU) have signed a groundbreaking MoU for dual degree programs. Students can now earn degrees from both institutions, spending time in India and Australia, opening new doors for international education and research collaboration.

In a creative protest entering its third day, district councilors and block committee members in Sonipat set up pakora stalls, selling snacks for ₹1 each to highlight their unemployment claims. They're demanding development funds similar to MPs and MLAs to carry out village development work.

A Sub-Inspector with Delhi Police was arrested in Narnaul, Haryana, for allegedly accepting ₹25 lakh in dowry for his son's marriage and later demanding an additional ₹50 lakh and a Fortuner SUV. The accused's son is an HCS officer serving as Joint Commissioner in Faridabad Municipal Corporation.

In a landmark decision, the Haryana government will transfer ownership rights of over 38,000 acres of common village land to more than 68,000 original cultivators in Pehowa and Guhla subdivisions, resolving a decades-old land dispute and providing justice to thousands of farming families.

Karnal farmers are facing alleged exploitation by commission agents who are forcing them to return the price difference between market rates and government-mandated Minimum Support Price (MSP), raising concerns about systematic agricultural market manipulation.

Gurugram and Faridabad residents express outrage over mounting air pollution, criticizing local MLAs for failing to raise the issue in the Vidhan Sabha and providing no concrete solutions to the deteriorating environmental conditions.

Following Supreme Court's stern directive, Haryana authorities have launched an aggressive crackdown on pollution violations across 14 districts. Special teams are monitoring 25,000 square kilometers, with particular focus on construction activities as AQI levels reach dangerous highs of up to 1,000 in some areas.

Haryana has witnessed a dramatic increase in its Below Poverty Line population, rising to approximately 70% of the state's residents. This significant surge, adding about 75 lakh people to BPL category in two years, stems from policy changes including increased income limits and simplified verification processes.

Three major districts in Haryana have suspended primary classes due to deteriorating air quality, with Sonepat recording a concerning AQI of 350. The Haryana State Pollution Control Board has taken strict action against GRAP violations, including a Rs 10 lakh fine on NHAI for construction-related infractions, as authorities scramble to combat rising pollution levels.

A disturbing incident unfolded in Faridabad's Ballabhgarh area when locals caught and thrashed a 22-year-old man accused of attempting to kidnap and molest a minor girl. The suspect, who was reportedly drunk, tried to lure the victim with toffees in a park. The situation escalated when the girl's father raised an alarm, leading to public intervention before police arrived.

Haryana faces a double challenge as temperatures plummet due to snowfall in mountainous regions while eight cities register dangerous pollution levels with AQI above 300. Meteorologists warn of weather changes and returning fog after November 22.

Sirsa MP Kumari Selja delivers scathing criticism of Haryana's healthcare system, highlighting severe staff shortages, lack of essential medicines, and equipment. She points out that government hospitals are failing while private healthcare remains out of reach for common people.

In a dramatic turn of events, the Bishnoi Mahasabha has withdrawn the prestigious 'Bishnoi Ratna' title from Kuldeep Bishnoi and removed him from the patron position. The decision came during a crucial meeting in Rajasthan, where leadership changes and election reforms were announced.

Many poor families in Haryana are being denied Below Poverty Line (BPL) benefits due to errors in their Parivar Pehchan Patra (family ID cards) showing falsely high incomes. Daily wage workers and laborers are struggling to get these mistakes corrected, leaving them without access to crucial government support.

A leadership crisis has emerged in the All India Bishnoi Mahasabha as Patron Kuldeep Bishnoi and President Devendra Budhiya engage in mutual removals from their positions. The controversy involves allegations of inter-caste marriage, political funding demands, and attempted kidnapping.

Villagers near Faridabad held a panchayat meeting to oppose a planned waste-to-charcoal plant, citing pollution concerns. Despite the project's aim to solve waste management issues, locals fear environmental degradation and are preparing for protests if their demands aren't met.

Haryana authorities demolished former AAP leader Naveen Jaihind's tent in Rohtak's Sector 6 during an early morning operation. The demolition, carried out with 400 police personnel present, has sparked controversy over its timing, with Jaihind claiming no prior notice was received.

Haryana's sex ratio at birth has declined from 921 to 914 in the first quarter of 2023 compared to the previous year. While Jind leads with 996 girls per 1000 boys, Bhiwani lags at 860. Officials identify 22 villages with critically low ratios below 700, prompting increased surveillance and awareness campaigns.

A marginal farmer from Bhikewala village died by suicide at Uklana grain market while attempting to purchase DAP fertilizer. The tragedy highlights the severe fertilizer shortage across Hisar, Fatehabad, Jind, and Bhiwani districts, where farmers face rationing and premium prices during peak sowing season.

The Haryana State Pollution Control Board has issued show-cause notices to NHAI's project director and Bahadurgarh's BDPO after discovering illegal waste burning and construction dust violations. Officials face environmental compensation charges during critical GRAP implementation period.

In a shocking revelation, a Haryana citizen has accused a senior government official of sexual harassment, claiming the SDM (Sub-Divisional Magistrate) abused his position to exploit the victim. The victim has shared disturbing video evidence and is seeking urgent intervention from the authorities.

A three-year-old girl in Gurugram reportedly experienced inappropriate touching at her playschool, prompting police to form a Special Investigation Team. The incident came to light after the child shared her experience with her mother, leading to protests and a POCSO case filing.

Industrial cities in Haryana are struggling with dangerous air pollution levels, with Sonepat recording only 147 clean air days in 2023. The government has introduced new construction regulations and clean fuel initiatives, while cities like Faridabad show improvement through targeted action plans.

Haryana government intensifies efforts to prevent stubble burning with the launch of 'Haryana Parali Protsahan Yojana 2024-25', offering Rs 1,000 per acre subsidy. Agriculture Minister Shyam Singh Rana leads grassroots campaign while promoting sustainable alternatives to crop residue burning.

As Haryana marks its 58th formation day, the state stands tall with unprecedented achievements in sports, entertainment, and education. From '52 Gaj ka Daman' going viral to Neeraj Chopra's Olympic gold, Haryana's influence on national culture and sports continues to grow stronger.

A 380-day protest by villagers in Faridabad concluded victoriously as the government approved their demand for direct access to the Faridabad-Jewar Airport Expressway. The decision affects 40 villages and marks a significant win for local community activism.

Haryana achieves significant reduction in stubble burning through a comprehensive approach combining farmer incentives, equipment subsidies, and strict enforcement. The state's initiative includes financial support of Rs 1,000 per acre and special rewards for panchayats achieving zero-burning targets.

Demonstrating remarkable resilience, Varsha from Karnal's Kalsora village has secured a position as a judge in Rajasthan. Despite losing her father early in life, she pursued her dreams with support from her uncle, studying from home to achieve the 65th rank.

Haryana's Cabinet Minister Rao Narbir Singh outlines priorities for Gurugram's development, focusing on cleanliness, infrastructure, and traffic management. He sets Diwali as a deadline for visible improvements and calls for learning from successful cities like Indore and Kota.

Haryana faces a sharp rise in crop residue fires, with 468 active fire locations reported statewide. Kaithal district tops the list with 75 cases. Officials are taking strict action, including fines and legal measures, to curb the practice.

A devastating car accident in Haryana's Kaithal district claims the lives of eight family members, including women and children. The sole survivor, the driver, loses his entire family in this tragic incident that occurred during a Dussehra trip.

Following his electoral defeat in Meham constituency, former MLA Balraj Kundu has suspended the free bus service that benefited female students in the region. The decision affects nearly 20 buses and will last for two years, sparking debate about political promises and social initiatives.

Two serious incidents of post-election violence have been reported from Haryana. In Punhana, a 13-year-old boy was shot during factional fighting, while in Panipat, a man was stabbed over voting disputes. Both incidents stem from electoral rivalries. 

Haryana's assembly elections witnessed widespread violence across multiple districts, with clashes between BJP and Congress workers, knife attacks, booth capturing attempts, and religious slogan controversies marring the polling process as the state recorded moderate voter turnout. 

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has seized properties worth 44 crore rupees belonging to Congress leader Rao Dan Singh and his associates. This action is related to a bank fraud case involving Allied Strips Limited. The seizure includes properties in Jaipur, Rewari, and Delhi, impacting Singh's political standing before the Haryana elections.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has seized properties belonging to YouTuber Elvish Yadav and singer Fazilpuria in Uttar Pradesh and Haryana. This action is linked to a money laundering case involving illegal snake venom trade. The case has shocked fans and raised questions about the activities of social media celebrities. 

A doctor in Sonipat, Haryana, is accused of removing both kidneys of a woman who sought treatment for kidney stones. The incident came to light after five months, leading to an FIR against the doctor and sparking outrage among the patient's family and locals.

A six-year-old girl was found dead in a sugarcane field in Yamunanagar, Haryana, sparking outrage and allegations of sexual assault. This incident, coming just days after a similar case in the same district, has raised serious concerns about child safety in the region.

Rahul Gandhi made an unexpected visit to Ghogaripur village in Karnal, Haryana, surprising locals and officials. He met the family of Amit, who was injured in an accident in the US. This personal gesture, amidst election season, highlights Gandhi's approach to politics. 

BJP Rajya Sabha MP Ramchandra Jangra narrowly escaped an alleged assassination attempt in Mahm, Haryana. A truck driver aggressively pursued the MP's vehicle, trying to cause a collision. The incident occurred as Jangra was returning home after attending a party candidate's nomination filing in Sirsa.

PCMPO Rajni Gupta recommends legal action against family members involved in a child marriage in Panipat. The case, discovered during a domestic violence inquiry, revealed that both bride and groom were underage when married in October 2022. The marriage occurred under police protection, raising questions about law enforcement's role.

A recent analysis shows that 15 out of 24 Haryana cities rank among India's 100 most polluted based on PM2.5 levels. Only three cities met national standards, while all exceeded WHO guidelines. Experts urge for inclusion in the National Clean Air Programme and adoption of an airshed approach to combat pollution. 

Karan Singh, a native of Davla village in Jhajjar district, Haryana, tragically died in a Coast Guard helicopter crash off the Gujarat coast. The village mourns the loss of their brave son, who leaves behind a young family and a legacy of dedication and service.

In a shocking incident, over 2,600 Group D employees in Haryana, appointed in March 2024, are yet to receive their first salary. The government's apathy has forced them to run from pillar to post, with only 262 employees receiving their pay so far.

A massive fire engulfs a bath mat factory in Panipat, Haryana, causing significant damage and disrupting exports to over 10 countries. The fire department is working hard to control the blaze.

Vinesh Phogat, a renowned Indian wrestler, visited the farmers' protest at the Shambhu border. She expressed solidarity with the farmers, emphasized the importance of their cause, and called on the government to address their concerns. Phogat's visit marked the 200th day of the ongoing farmers' movement.

As Haryana gears up for elections, the stray cattle crisis has become a major embarrassment for the BJP government. Despite increased funding and gaushalas, the problem persists, putting farmers and commuters in harm's way. Congress is seizing the opportunity to attack the government's failure, sensing a potential game-changer. 

CRPF Inspector Kuldeep Kumar from Jind, Haryana, has been martyred in a fierce encounter with terrorists in Udhampur, Jammu and Kashmir. He was a brave and dedicated officer who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. 

Ram Rahim, leader of Dera Sacha Sauda and convicted criminal, has been granted a 21-day furlough from prison. This is his eighth temporary release since 2022, totaling 253 days outside jail. The quick approval process and timing before elections have sparked controversy and debates about fairness in the justice system.

Gurugram has invested over 100 crore rupees in anti-flooding measures over the past three years, yet continues to face severe urban flooding. Despite numerous planning meetings and mock drills, various agencies have failed to effectively address the issue, highlighting a lack of coordination and proper implementation of flood prevention strategies.

A 10-year-old girl in Jind, Haryana, revealed she was sexually assaulted by her school principal after crying out during an argument between her parents. The incident occurred in the school bathroom. The mother filed a police complaint, leading to an investigation against the accused principal. 

Congress MP Deepender Hooda visited Ambala, promising to establish a university named after Guru Ravidas if Congress wins in Haryana. He met Olympic medalist Sarbajot Singh's family and criticized the BJP government for high unemployment and drug issues. Hooda also accused the BJP of discriminating against Haryana in budget allocations.

Around 300 Khap panchayats held a meeting in Haryana's Jind, demanding a ban on live-in relationships and same-sex marriages. They argue these practices harm family systems and social fabric. The Khaps threaten protests if their demands are not met, and plan to meet with political leaders.

The CBI busted a Gurugram-based call center scam, arresting 43 individuals who allegedly duped foreigners with fake tech support. The operation, conducted across Delhi, Gurugram, and Noida, revealed a transnational network funneling illegal funds to Hong Kong. The CBI is collaborating with international agencies for further investigation.

The Samyukta Kisan Morcha (SKM) has strongly criticized the Union Budget 2024-25, claiming it neglects farmers' needs while benefiting big companies. They've called for burning budget copies in villages and demand loan waivers, fair crop prices, and better support for farmers and workers.

Sixteen out of 22 districts in Haryana are facing a rainfall deficit this monsoon season, according to the Indian Meteorological Department. The dry spell is causing concerns for farmers, particularly those cultivating paddy, and is prolonging uncomfortable weather conditions for residents across the state.

The Enforcement Directorate arrested Haryana Congress MLA Surender Panwar in connection with an illegal mining case. Raids at his residence uncovered incriminating documents suggesting money laundering. This arrest follows recent ED actions against other politicians in Haryana, highlighting ongoing investigations into illegal mining operations in the state.

Notably, Rao’s reputation as a leader is continuously maligned by the corruption charges against him. Earlier, the name of Rao’s family also appeared in the infamous Adarsh Cooperative Society scam, and in 2022, the alleged scam of 1392 crore which also involved his son shocked everyone.  Interestingly, the stories of Rao Dan Singh’s luxury life are famous in the Ahirwal region. People who used to visit Dan Singh’s residence in Gurugram described it as a “Mahal” and usually bragged about their closeness to the rich MLA.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) conducted raids at 15 locations linked to Haryana Congress MLA Rao Dan Singh, a close associate of former CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda. The raids are part of an investigation into a 1392 crore bank fraud case involving Messrs Allied Strips Limited. This action comes just days after Home Minister Amit Shah's visit to the region.

The Supreme Court has directed the Haryana government to remove barricades at the Shambhu border near Ambala, where farmers have been protesting since February. The court questioned the state's right to block a highway and emphasized its duty to regulate traffic instead of obstructing it completely.

It was in 1998, during the Lok Sabha elections, when both parties came together and formed the alliance for the first time. Back then, in the 1990s, INLD was a potent force, both at the state and the national level, people across the caste and religion used to vote on the name of Ch. Devilal. Contesting together for the first time in 1996, INLD won 4 seats of Hisar, Bhiwani, Sirsa, and Kurukshetra out of 7 it contested and BSP won the seat of Ambala out of the 3 seats it contested. 

Adamapur's municipal status is under threat as the government conducts a survey to gauge public opinion. Kuldeep Bishnoi's supporters and opponents are at loggerheads, reminiscent of the Sisai village saga two years ago.

The Shambhu border closure has entered its fifth month, causing immense hardship to commuters and economic losses to both Haryana and Punjab. The High Court has been approached to intervene in the matter.

A transporter from Haryana's Charkhi Dadri district committed suicide, leaving a note expressing distress over the possibility of Prime Minister Modi's party not winning 400 seats in the elections. The incident has sparked discussions about political fanaticism and mental health.

A newly married couple was shot dead in a Hisar park, suspected to be an honor killing. The bride's family allegedly disapproved of the marriage. The groom's father has named 11 people in the police complaint. No arrests have been made yet as the accused are on the run.

In 2019, when Congress, once again failed to form government in the state, leaders like Randeep Singh Surjewala, Kiran Chaudhary, and Kumari Selja took charge and attacked Hooda for his ambitions of making his son Deependra Hooda Chief Minister of Haryana.  In the next 5 years, the quarrel over the CM post kept recurring, and those who considered themselves old loyalists of Congress and close to the Gandhi family staked a claim over the Chief minister’s post in Haryana.

But what goes against Shelja is that she is not a popular face outside the Hisar-Sirsa region while Hooda is known for his smart politics all over the state. While Randeep Singh Surjewala is still not a big name if we talk from the perspective of state politics, he is not anywhere near Hooda in terms of power and support in the state congress.

Kiran joined Congress on persuasion of Rajiv Gandhi and became the General Secretary of the All Indian Mahila Congress in 1986. Known for her closeness to the Gandhi family in her early years, Kiran was elected to the Delhi assembly as the deputy speaker in 1998. In 2005, she contested the by-election of the Haryana Legislative Assembly from the Tosham constituency which was earlier held by her husband but was left vacant due to his demise.

Kumari Selja's thanksgiving visit to Tohana turned dramatic when a stuck door and sloganeering by supporters of local Congress leader Paramvir Singh disrupted her press conference. The incident exposed factionalism within the local party ranks, even as Selja attempted to maintain unity and focus on expressing gratitude to workers for her recent electoral victory.

The political punditry says the future looks bleak for both the “Chautala” parties in Haryana. The political pundits even blame Dushyant for the Lok sabha debacle of both JJP and INLD, claiming that Dushyant’s “apostasy” and his love for power ruined people’s trust in the Chautala clan.

Rao Inderjit changed his loyalties from Congress to BJP before the 2014 Lok Sabha elections and worked as the key force of BJP in the Ahirwal belt. The five-time parliamentarian and four-time MLA, Rao won a record fifth term from Gurugram and overall his sixth term as MP in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.  Rao earlier too openly wished for the CM post and sees it with the pride of South Haryana.

As it is famously said about Haryana, people here claim to own politicians with pride, and if they rally behind someone wholeheartedly, no one can stop that politician from reaching new milestones! The opposite is also true that if someone shows them an attitude of power, the Haryanvi people don’t think twice before showing that person his/her real place.

Bhajan Lal’s journey in politics started in 1960 with the post of “Panch” in Panchayat. He never looked back since then, and after serving in various posts in the Hisar district council, fought for the post of MLA in 1968 for the first time. He defeated the independent candidate Capt Balraj with over 10044 votes in the Midterm assembly polls in Adampur and this heralded a new chapter in the politics of Haryana. 

Punjab preserves the memories of its ideals and icons by building statues, museums, and institutions whereas museums, and institutions for Haryanvi icons and personalities such as Raja Nahar Singh, Pt Lakhmi Chand, Professor Sher Singh, Balmukund Gupta, Rao Tula Ram, Ch Matu Ram, Seth Chhaju Ram, Dr Ramdhan Singh, Sir Chhotu Ram still looks towards the administration with hope.

Naina Chautala, a candidate from the Jannayak Janata Party (JJP), was targeted during an election campaign rally in Haryana. Her convoy was attacked, and stones were pelted, injuring several party workers, including women whose clothes were torn. Police have arrested one person and identified eight others from video evidence.

A 22-year-old student from Haryana's Karnal, pursuing his MTech in Australia, lost his life after being stabbed during a fight between some Indian students. As his family copes with the tragic news, they have requested the Indian government's assistance in bringing their son's body home, while the community grieves the loss. 

After his famous 'chai pe charcha' with Dolly Chai Wala, Haryana CM Nayab Saini engaged in another tea talk with Ramchandra, a local tea stall owner, during his visit to Shahabad. The CM discussed government schemes and inquired about Ramchandra's family, connecting with the common people.

The Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) calls for peaceful opposition to BJP-JJP candidates in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, urging activists to engage civically and connect with people from all sections of society. The coalition vows to hold the ruling parties accountable for their policies and seeks to mobilize grassroots support to challenge their authority.

Grain markets in Haryana are overflowing with wheat due to very slow lifting by government agencies. Despite a lot of wheat arriving, only a small portion has been lifted. This has caused severe space shortage in markets. Angry farmers and traders are protesting against the slow process. They say the government has failed to address the issue despite assurances, causing widespread distress.

The CCSHAU workshop brought together agricultural experts to discuss 'Recent Advances in Agriculture for Self-Reliant India.' Speakers highlighted agriculture's pivotal role in achieving 'Atmanirbhar Bharat,' emphasising the need to adopt modern technologies, promote local products, and attract youth to the sector through agricultural education.

Haryana CEO Anurag Agarwal announced special provisions for 18th Lok Sabha polls - voters aged 85+, Divyang can vote from home; Booth officials to identify eligible home-voters; youth voter registration encouraged; vote transfer facility available - efforts to ensure inclusive and accessible elections.

In a shocking incident at the Central University of Haryana, outsiders and anti-social elements attacked students on campus. The student organisation ABVP condemned the violence and called for strict action against the attackers. They also demanded that the university administration strengthen security measures to prevent such incidents and restore the trust of the student community.

Pragati Verma, a resident of Rohtak, Haryana, has secured the 355th rank in the UPSC Civil Services Exam 2023. Currently serving as an OSD, Pragati's achievement has brought pride to her hometown and the state. Her success inspires others, especially young women, to pursue their dreams in public service.

Yogesh Dilhor, a resident of Panchkula, Haryana, has secured the 55th rank in the UPSC exam on his sixth attempt. Despite serving as an Army Executive Officer, Yogesh continued to pursue his goal of becoming an IAS officer, reflecting his persistent determination. Yogesh's family background and support have played a crucial role in his success.

In a disturbing incident at Haryana Central University, a group of outsiders attacked students, leading to protests. The university's poor handling of the situation, including alleged police violence against protesters, has left the student community shaken. They now demand strict action against the perpetrators and tighter campus security to ensure their safety.

In a tragic incident, a young YouTuber couple in Haryana's Bahadurgarh died by suicide after an alleged argument. Garvit (25) and Nandini (22) were living-in partners and had recently moved to Bahadurgarh. The police are investigating the case and waiting for the families to arrive before determining the exact cause.

Haryana's education officials summoned for an emergency meeting to review the implementation of the "Surakshit School Vahan Policy" after a tragic school bus accident. The policy mandates safety features and committees to oversee transportation, but concerns have arisen about its ground-level enforcement, prompting a closer examination.

The BJP candidate for the Sirsa Lok Sabha seat, Dr. Ashok Tanwar, is facing a 'conspiracy' by opposition parties who are circulating a three-year-old video of an attack on him to malign him. However, Dr. Tanwar has firmly responded, filing complaints with the authorities and appealing to the media. With the Election Commission's promise of action, the BJP candidate appears poised for victory in the face of this 'jackal gang' conspiracy.

Farmers in Bhiwani district protest against JJP chief Ajay Chautala, forcing him to turn back without holding a meeting. Protesters accuse Chautala of betraying farmers' interests by allying with BJP. JJP MLA resigns from party posts, while Dushyant Chautala's mother defends him. Chautala dismisses the protest as a ruckus by a few.

The Congress party has included Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt's name in the panel for the Karnal Lok Sabha constituency in Haryana, where former Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar of the BJP is the frontrunner. The move is seen as a strategic attempt to leverage Dutt's star power and his family's deep roots in the region to challenge the BJP heavyweight.

Haryana's former Home Minister Anil Vij has removed the "Modi's Family" tag from his social media profile, sparking fresh speculation about his relationship with the BJP leadership. Vij has clarified that the change was simply a technical adjustment and that he remains a loyal member of the party.

Former Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala faces farmer backlash during his village visit in Hisar. Farmers, disillusioned by his stance on the recent agitation, force him to walk after stopping his convoy. Chautala attempts dialogue but faces accusations of politicisation. The incident reflects growing discontent among farmers towards political leaders.

AAP supporters protest in Punjab and Haryana after Kejriwal's arrest. Demonstrators clash with Police seeking his release, claiming BJP interference. Eyewitnesses report violence. Politicians condemn the arrest, anticipate further unrest. Demonstrations highlight widespread support for Kejriwal's cause.

Rohtak PGIMS faces a critical shortage of doctors, nurses, and essential staff, leading to prolonged wait times and compromised patient care. Initiating a recruitment drive through Kaushal Rozgar Nigam, the institute aims to address staffing deficiencies and bolster healthcare services, highlighting the urgent need for sustained efforts to fortify healthcare infrastructure.

Nimaya, a non-profit organization founded by Navya Naveli Nanda and Samyak Chakrabarty, celebrates a milestone by empowering over 1000 women in Haryana. Through comprehensive training programs, Nimaya bridges skill gaps and provides placement support, enabling women to build aspirational careers and achieve social and economic independence.

Haryana's Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has ordered an investigation into a factory blast in Rewari, injuring 40 workers. The probe aims to determine the cause of the explosion. Prompt medical attention was provided to the injured, with some transferred to nearby hospitals for specialised treatment.

Haryana Police investigate social media claims by UK gangster Kapil Sangwan in the murder case of INLD leader Nafe Singh Rathee and party worker Jai Kishan. Amid political uproar, 15 individuals, including former BJP MLA Naresh Kaushik, face charges. Opposition demands accountability as Home Minister suggests potential CBI involvement.

Ahead of the festive season, Indian Railways has decided to temporarily increase coach capacity in 10 trains passing through Haryana. The augmentation, ranging from additional AC to sleeper coaches, aims to accommodate the anticipated surge in passenger traffic between March and April, enhancing travel convenience during the festive period.

The assassination of INLD leader Nafe Singh Rathee in Haryana sparks allegations of political vendetta and family feud, with surprising names appearing in the accused list. The FIR reveals chilling details of the attack, prompting calls for a CBI probe. Amidst community outrage, concerns over law and order deepen, demanding swift justice.

The assassination of INLD's Haryana chief, Nafe Singh Rathi, in broad daylight has shaken the political landscape of Haryana. Lack of security despite threats raised concerns. Political leaders demand justice and accountability, highlighting the deteriorating law and order situation. Investigations are underway to determine the motive behind the attack, reflecting the gravity of the incident in the lead-up to elections.

Faridabad's Anaemia Mukt Campaign effectively tackled anaemia among government school students, with 35.6% showing recovery within three months. The initiative, lauded by state health authorities, emphasised collaborative efforts and strategic interventions. Notably, the campaign's success without additional funds sets a model for other districts in combating anaemia.

Noida based gang exposed for scamming the retiree eps officers in karnal. As of now, 8 members of the gang are arrested by the police while others are on run.

The aap unit of haryana, held a big protest and attempted the gherao of cm residence in karnal. Aap supporters raised slogans against the ruling bjp government in the state and criticised manohar lal Khattar for unemployment in the state.

Haryana Governor, Bandaru Dattatreya, marked Republic Day in Panipat, honoring achievers across sectors and emphasizing state progress. The event showcased diverse displays, including yoga and a mesmerizing Dog Squad performance.

Haryana faces an intense 26-day cold wave, triggering a red alert in six districts. The prolonged cold, dense fog, and cold day conditions prompt health concerns and impact agriculture. With forecasts suggesting a potential respite from the cold with rainfall, residents are advised to take precautions, especially vulnerable populations and farmers.

Haryana's Chief Minister Manohar Lal celebrates Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose's birth anniversary at a state-level event, acknowledging the contributions of Haryana's elderly veterans associated with Azad Hind Fauj. Emphasising youth's role in defence forces, he pledges job opportunities based on merit, praising PM Modi's development initiatives. Controversy arises during a symbolic cake-cutting attempt.

Municipal employees in Karnal, Haryana, staged a protest outside Chief Minister Manohar Lal's residence, demanding job security and salary upgrades. Despite assurances from the BJP in 2014, the workers criticized the government's inaction over nine years. The protest emphasizes the ongoing struggle for the rights and livelihoods of municipal workers.

Love takes a deadly turn as hotel owner Abhijeet confesses to shooting model Divya Pahuja over a dispute. The revelation exposes a twisted tale of revenge and betrayal, unfolding the tragic events surrounding the murder in Gurugram.

Ahead of Lord Ram's idol installation in Ayodhya on January 22, Haryana issues a security alert in sensitive districts to prevent untoward incidents. Police vigilance is heightened, particularly around religious sites, with a focus on social media monitoring. The alert aims to maintain peace, especially during the election year, following past violent clashes in Nuh. The state is also gearing up for live streaming the event in thousands of temples, marking a significant occasion.

Haryana battles an extended severe cold wave, prompting red alerts in four districts and orange alerts in ten others. With 22 consecutive days of intense cold, visibility is reduced to 25 meters due to thick fog. The Meteorological Department forecasts continued cold until January 18, emphasizing caution and preparedness for residents.

Sanitation workers in Charkhi Dadri protest unpaid wages despite ministerial orders, alleging threats from authorities. Former Minister Satpal Sangwan mediates, promising swift payments. Councillors accuse the Municipal Chairman of negligence. The incident sheds light on systemic issues in compensating contractual workers.

The murder investigation of model Divya Pahuja takes a dark turn as the post-mortem reveals she was shot at point-blank range. Gurugram police SIT recovers pistols from the prime suspect's residence, suspecting their use in the crime. Co-accused Balraj Gill has been caught, but Ravi Banga, who disposed of the body, remains elusive.

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar pays homage to Mahesh Panchal, brother of accused Bittu Bajrangi, in Faridabad after a tragic incident. Panchal suffered severe burns following an inquiry about his relation to Bajrangi, succumbing to injuries in Delhi. The Chief Minister addresses the grim situation, emphasizing the challenges in maintaining law and order amidst ongoing investigations and communal tensions in Nuh.

Ranveer Singh's transition from traditional to floral farming in Palwal showcases a lucrative alternative for farmers facing inflationary challenges. With varieties like Guldaabi and Rajanigandha, smart farming practices, and government support, Singh's 6-acre floral farm yields annual profits of up to 30 lakh rupees. His success emphasises the economic transformation and sustainability possible through innovative agricultural practices.

Ambala farmers embrace the Mera Pani Meri Virasat water conservation scheme, covering over 6,200 acres in 2023. Despite challenges, the program incentivizes crop diversification from paddy, with eligible farmers receiving Rs 7,000 per acre. Concerns linger over MSP assurance and seed quality. The initiative reflects progress in sustainable agriculture practices.

In a joint operation, Haryana's CIA Flying Squad, along with Social Welfare and Health Departments, uncovered an unregistered substance rehabilitation center in Sonipat. Operating without a license since 2020, the centre housed 39 individuals, including a minor, subjected to mistreatment and inadequate meals. The facility's operators, now facing legal consequences, violated the Mental Health Act, emphasizing the need for stringent measures to safeguard individuals dealing with substance abuse.

In Haryana, petrol pumps are now left with only a week's worth of petrol and diesel as private truck drivers are refraining from refilling at the Panipat refinery and the Bahadurgarh plant. This has led to a shortage of fuel at the pumps. The recent nationwide protests against the new Hit and Run law are affecting transporters and truck drivers in Haryana as well. Since December 29, due to the drivers' strike, the impact is becoming evident, particularly at petrol pumps across the state.

Tensions reached a boiling point when the guest teachers, with years of dedicated service, were en route to Education Minister Kanwarpal Gurjar's residence on a Sunday. Police intervention at this juncture sparked an escalation in protests, ultimately resulting in a forceful lathi charge.

Despite SC curbs, illegal mining continues rampantly in Haryana.

Despite discussions on December 22, millers, led by associations like the Haryana Pradesh Rice Millers and Dealers Association, expressed discontent over certain conditions linked to the procurement of fortified rice kernels (FRK).

The Dabwali fire tragedy of 1995 is a sad event in Mandi Dabwali's history. It happened on December 23, 1995, during a school function at DAV Public School. The incident led to a lot of people losing their lives, especially children and students.

Patwaris in Haryana have declared a symbolic strike from January 3 to 5, expressing dissatisfaction over the government's delay in issuing notifications for the recently increased salary.

Amid a severe cold wave, 32 cities in Haryana are engulfed in dense fog, prompting the weather department to issue an orange alert for the first time in these areas.

In a distressing incident from Uklana village in Hisar district, Haryana, a man, unable to meet his loan installments, abandoned his family, leaving them to endure nights without shelter.

A pivotal meeting took place on Tuesday among five organisations comprising the United Kisan Morcha at Gurdwara Dera Kar Seva in Karnal. The consensus among these organisations was to escalate their protest to the 4th Commissioner level if the government failed to address their demands. The organisations, represented by leaders like Sukhvindra Aulakh, Suresh Koth, Mandeep Singh, Chhatrapal, Amrit Singh Bugga, among others, decided on specific dates for protests in Ambala, Rohtak, Hisar, and Karnal if their demands were not met promptly.

In the District Council meeting, Councillor Sanjay Barwasni demanded the completion of the 100-yard plot cut from Mahatma Gandhi Rural Basti, emphasizing the need for paved streets, water, sewer, and electricity connections.