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Haryana's senior citizens aged 60 and above will receive free travel to Prayagraj Maha Kumbh under the CM Tirth Darshan Yojana. CM Saini announced this during a 100-day performance review meeting, where he also issued directives for implementing citizen charters and maintaining cleanliness in government offices.

The Haryana Government has announced details for Common Eligibility Test (CET) 2025, which will recruit for 39 different Group-C positions across various departments. The exam, expected to be held in February, will streamline recruitment processes across technical, healthcare, and administrative sectors.

Mahipal Dhanda, Haryana's new Education Minister, represents a remarkable journey from RSS volunteer to education reformer. The 50-year-old BJP leader from Panipat Rural, with his wife Neelam by his side, brings decades of political experience and a vision to revolutionize state education through innovative initiatives.

In a significant move to support farmers, Haryana's Agriculture Minister has disbursed Rs 184 crore through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT), including subsidies for 10,393 crop residue management machines and compensation for weather-affected crops.

Haryana government unveils ambitious plans to transform state education, aiming to make government schools superior to private institutions. The reform includes ensuring optimal teacher-student ratios, introducing Bhagavad Gita in curriculum until 8th grade, and establishing reading rooms across the state.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has authorized a comprehensive crackdown on criminal networks, giving the DGP full authority to target gangsters' local operations. The initiative includes coordination with NIA for international cases, enhanced anti-drug measures, and a significant Rs 300 crore investment in police infrastructure.

Haryana has gone on high alert following the spread of Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV) across India. Rohtak PGI has established dedicated facilities including isolation wards and ICU units. While no cases have been reported in Haryana yet, the state health system has implemented comprehensive preparedness measures.

Chief Minister Nayab Saini led a pre-budget consultation meeting in Hisar, focusing on empowering small farmers who constitute 70% of Haryana's farming community. The government plans to introduce new schemes and initiatives in the upcoming 2025-26 budget to boost agricultural income.

The Haryana Board of School Education has announced its 2025 examination schedule. Class 10 exams will run from February 28 to March 19, while Class 12 exams will be conducted from February 27 to April 2, with a uniform afternoon timing for all exams.

Haryana secured the prestigious 'Achievers' category recognition in the LEADS Survey 2024 for landlocked states, marking its third consecutive year of achievement. The recognition highlights the state's commitment to enhancing logistics infrastructure and strengthening its ecosystem.

Haryana sends a strong delegation of 75 youths to the National Youth Festival in Delhi, with CM Saini emphasizing the state's commitment to youth development and expressing optimism about winning top honors at the national event.

CM Nayab Saini rejects ministers' demands for transfer powers up to Group B employees, maintaining the existing online system and centralized authority through the CM's office for all employee transfers in Haryana.

The Haryana government extends support to unrecognized private schools by granting provisional affiliation for board exams, benefiting approximately 750 schools. The move aims to ensure students' academic futures while addressing long-standing recognition issues.

Haryana demonstrates remarkable fiscal performance with highest GST growth among major states in December 2024. The state secured fourth position nationally in collections while achieving nearly three-quarters of its annual revenue target in just nine months.

In a move to strengthen public engagement, Haryana CM directs district officials to conduct monthly village stays and weekly coordination meetings. The initiative aims to enhance law enforcement, combat drug abuse, and address public grievances more effectively.

In a move to address parking congestion in residential areas, Haryana's new government has amended the Building Code to mandate stilt parking for buildings with more than two separately registered floors, while exempting single-owner properties up to three floors.

Five officials including a BDPO in Haryana's Israna have been suspended for allegedly embezzling funds meant for public amenities like benches, hand pumps, and water coolers. The scam could reach Rs 4 crore. The accused have admitted to misappropriating Rs 23.85 lakh, which is being recovered.

Haryana is set for significant transformations in 2025, including eight new mayors, the state's first airport in Hisar, implementation of the new education policy, revised CET exam systems, property price adjustments, and major political restructuring in the Congress party organization.

Kaithal district has successfully implemented 75% of Chief Minister's development announcements, with 44 projects in progress and 21 deemed technically infeasible, according to a comprehensive review by DC Preeti.

HSSC Chairman presents comprehensive plans for new CET implementation along with annual report. Key changes include streamlined registration process, online grievance redressal, and upcoming employment calendar. Commission achieves milestone with 401 families receiving double employment opportunities.

The Haryana Cabinet has approved several significant policy changes, including mandatory Aadhaar authentication for Group A and B recruitment examinations, a 25% increase in death-cum-retirement gratuity, and modifications to travel allowance rules, marking substantial administrative reforms in the state.

The Haryana Cabinet has approved doubling the ex-gratia payment for families of Central Armed Police Forces martyrs from Rs 50 lakh to Rs 1 crore, demonstrating the state's commitment to supporting security forces' families.

Chief Minister Nayab Saini attended Good Governance Day event in Gurugram emphasizing compassionate administration across the state. He presented awards to districts and departments for digital initiatives, highlighting Haryana's transition from traditional governance to service-oriented digital administration, while stressing the importance of understanding citizens' challenges.

Home Minister Anil Vij ordered the suspension of Ambala Cantonment's Station House Officer for failing to register an FIR despite previous instructions, demonstrating his continued strict stance against administrative negligence during his weekly Janta Darbar.

Haryana Development Minister Krishan Lal Panwar announces groundbreaking initiative granting ownership rights to long-term occupants of Panchayat land and unveils plans to provide plots to underprivileged families across urban and rural areas.

A protected Aravalli hillock was destroyed through illegal blasting on the Haryana-Rajasthan border, marking the fourth such incident in a year. While Rajasthan police have filed an FIR and identified suspects, Haryana authorities remain inactive despite evidence of massive mineral theft.

Haryana takes a historic step by becoming India's first state to guarantee Minimum Support Price (MSP) for 24 crops. The government's decision includes 10 new crops in addition to the existing 14, ensuring better price security for farmers and strengthening the agricultural economy.

Kumari Selja, AICC General Secretary and Sirsa MP, strongly criticized Home Minister Amit Shah's comments about Dr. Ambedkar in Parliament, demanding a national apology. She emphasized that the Constitution is sacred scripture and accused BJP of exploiting Ambedkar's name during elections while dishonoring his legacy.

The Haryana government has executed a significant administrative reorganization, transferring 47 HCS officers to various positions. The reshuffle affects multiple departments including PWD, Food & Supplies, Municipal Corporations, and Development Authorities, marking one of the largest administrative changes in recent months.

The Haryana government has initiated the process of creating four new districts in the state. A four-member committee, chaired by Cabinet Minister Krishna Lal Panwar, has been formed to examine the potential for new districts. The proposed districts include Assandh, Hansi, Dabwali, Manesar, and Gohana, which have been demanding district status for a long time.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has shown gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for presenting ''One Nation, One Election'' Bill in the Parliament and on the other hand criticized Congress leaders protesting in Delhi, stating that the party's inaction during their tenure has led to their current situation.

Haryana government introduces a monthly ₹3,000 pension for Thalassemia and Hemophilia patients with annual family income up to ₹3 lakh. Targeting 2,083 patients, the scheme covers individuals above 18 years, offering financial assistance under the Disability Pension scheme.

PGIMS Rohtak introduces comprehensive online consultation services across Haryana, enabling patients to access specialist doctors through tele-consultation. Operating daily from 9 AM to 4 PM, the initiative covers ten clinical departments, providing quality healthcare to remote areas without travel expenses.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Saini commits to providing ₹2,100 monthly assistance to women, promising implementation in the next budget session while highlighting government's pro-people initiatives.

Haryana Police introduces a pioneering project offering free medical treatment up to 1.5 lakh rupees for road accident victims within seven days of the incident, aiming to reduce road accidents and provide immediate healthcare support.

Haryana reports 81,500 TB cases in 2024, a significant rise from 35,000 in 2015. Densely populated districts like Gurugram and Faridabad are most affected, with increased testing and strategic interventions being implemented.

Haryana is set to fast-track the Aravalli Green Wall Project, a groundbreaking environmental initiative spanning four states. The project aims to create a 1,400-km green buffer zone, focusing on afforestation, biodiversity conservation, and sustainable land management.

Haryana government approves significant infrastructure and consumer-friendly initiatives, including a Rs 616.01 crore road expansion project and Rs 274 crore electricity charge waiver benefiting 9.5 lakh households across the state.

In a significant administrative overhaul, the Haryana government transfers 44 IAS officers, appointing key officials to critical positions including new Home Secretary Sumita Misra and restructuring top administrative roles across various departments.

Haryana's Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini unveils a comprehensive strategy to combat tax evasion and drug trafficking, introducing a reward system for citizens who report illegal activities while ensuring their confidentiality and safety.

Haryana Health Minister Arti Singh Rao announces major recruitment of 777 doctors, with approximately 8,000 candidates set to appear for examinations, signaling a significant step towards improving state healthcare infrastructure.

Haryana's Chief Minister Nayab Saini meets World Bank representatives to discuss establishing a global AI center, clean air project, and river interconnection plan, marking a significant step towards technological and environmental advancement.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini launches 'Dil Ki Baat' initiative, creating a weekly platform for legislators to discuss local issues, development projects, and public concerns directly with the government.

Haryana CM Nayab Saini Introduces Landmark Welfare Measure to Support Medical Professionals During Critical Duty Hours and Three Landmark Announcements Include Cancer Hospital, Airport Operation, and Archaeological Excavation at Agroha, Highlighting Comprehensive Approach to Medical, Infrastructure, and Cultural Advancement.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini announces major welfare initiatives during Maharishi Valmiki Jayanti, including 20% job reservation for SC candidates, salary increase for sanitation workers, and enhanced scholarships for students from marginalized communities.

Haryana legislator Satpal Jambha proposes comprehensive guidelines for YouTube journalists, demanding minimum educational qualifications and professional standards to combat blackmail and ensure credible information dissemination.

The Nayab Singh Saini government revolutionizes Haryana's land use permission system by introducing a fully digital process. The new system integrates e-signatures, Aadhaar verification, and digital authentication, marking a major shift in how CLU permissions are granted and processed.

The International Gita Mahotsav 2024 is set to be a grand spiritual and cultural celebration in Kurukshetra, with Tanzania and Odisha as key partners. The event, marking 5,161 years of Bhagavad Gita, will feature daily ceremonies, cultural programs, and a massive Gita recitation by 18,000 students.

Haryana's Environment Minister acknowledges the government's inability to combat severe air pollution in NCR regions, particularly in Gurugram and Faridabad. He plans to meet the Union Environment Minister for developing a comprehensive long-term solution.

In a significant show of unity, Haryana's ruling party and opposition join forces over the Chandigarh Assembly complex dispute. Chief Minister Saini emphasizes the need for increased seating capacity by 2026, while Congress demands resolution of SYL canal and Hindi-speaking villages issues with Punjab.

Haryana government increases the annual electricity bill limit for BPL eligibility from Rs 9,000 to Rs 20,000. The move comes as authorities aim to streamline the welfare system, with plans to implement strict verification processes and data integration to ensure benefits reach genuine recipients.

Haryana Legislative Assembly passes crucial bill ensuring job security for 2,016 extension and 46 guest lecturers in government colleges. The legislation guarantees employment until retirement age and includes dearness allowance in the monthly salary of Rs 57,700.

Haryana joins Chhattisgarh in making 'The Sabarmati Report' tax-free. The decision came after CM Saini and his cabinet watched the film based on the 2002 Godhra train incident. The movie depicts the tragic event that claimed 59 lives.

The Haryana Assembly has passed a landmark bill securing employment for contractual workers until retirement age, affecting 1.2 lakh employees. While the government claims fair representation across categories, Congress opposes the move citing reservation concerns and lack of transparency in recruitment processes.

In a significant move for higher education in Haryana, the state government will introduce a bill guaranteeing job security to 2,062 extension and guest lecturers until retirement age. The initiative aims to address teaching staff shortages and provide financial stability to long-serving educators.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini marks Gurpurb with a massive Rs 300 crore bonus for farmers, introduces digital soil health cards through WhatsApp, and launches a dispute resolution scheme for HSVP plot holders, demonstrating the government's commitment to agricultural and urban development.

The Indian government's environmental clearance for a new Haryana Assembly building in Chandigarh has sparked widespread protests from Punjab's political leadership. The 10-acre land allocation near IT Park has reignited debates about Chandigarh's status and constitutional rights.

Haryana government introduces landmark welfare scheme for CET-qualified unemployed youth, offering Rs. 9,000 monthly honorarium for two years if employment isn't secured within one year of passing. Announced by CM Nayab Singh Saini through Governor Bandaru Dattatreya's address in state assembly, the initiative aims to support educated youth during their job search.

Haryana government launches significant agricultural initiative, offering Rs 3,600 per acre subsidy for wheat cultivation across eight districts. The scheme aims to promote advanced farming techniques and targets 1,041 acres of land with a total grant of Rs 37.48 lakh.

Haryana government expands housing support for underprivileged families, increasing beneficiary target from 7,746 to 69,325 under PM Awas Yojana (Rural). The scheme offers Rs 1.38 lakh per household through a three-installment system.

Haryana government announces recruitment of 777 doctors before December 31, along with establishing 718 sub-health centers, 82 primary health centers, and 25 community health centers. The state also reports significant increase in MBBS seats from 700 to 2,185 over nine years.

The Haryana Government is set to introduce a Job Security Bill in the upcoming Vidhan Sabha session, providing job security to over 1.2 lakh contractual employees until their retirement. The move is seen as a fulfillment of the ruling party's pre-election promises and a step towards ensuring the welfare of the state's contractual workforce.

Haryana's 15th Assembly reconvenes for its winter session on November 13, promising heated debates between BJP and a leaderless Congress opposition. Key issues include farmer concerns and the Governor's address, with sessions planned around Diwali break until November 19.

In a significant development, Haryana's High-Power Purchase Committee approved projects worth ₹2,050 crore, including major infrastructure developments in Gurugram, a medical college in Sirsa, and various water supply projects, achieving ₹36 crore in cost savings through negotiations.

The Haryana Assembly's winter session faces an unusual circumstance as it prepares to convene without a Leader of Opposition. The Congress party's failure to select a leader due to internal disputes marks the longest such delay in 20 years of state politics.

Haryana Staff Selection Commission announces plans for Common Eligibility Test (CET) starting November 10. The exam, expected in December, removes the 5-mark socio-economic bonus and will remain valid for three years with yearly improvement options.

In a major administrative shuffle, the Haryana Government has transferred 27 IAS officers across various districts and departments. Key changes include new appointments in Panchkula, Gurugram, and Rohtak, with immediate effect. The reshuffle aims to optimize administrative efficiency across the state.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has addressed farmers' concerns about DAP fertilizer availability, announcing sufficient stocks and a systematic distribution plan. The state currently holds 24,000 MT with additional allocations planned throughout November to ensure steady supply.

The Haryana Scheduled Castes Finance and Development Corporation has provided financial support to 436 beneficiaries from SC communities, distributing Rs 368.76 lakh until September 2024. The initiative covers various sectors including agriculture, business, and self-employment.

Vivek Joshi, a 1989-batch IAS officer, has been appointed as Haryana's new Chief Secretary, succeeding TVSN Prasad. His return from the Central government's Department of Personnel and Training marks a strategic administrative move, emphasizing the state government's commitment to the seniority principle.

In a surprising administrative shuffle, Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini has excluded three senior ministers from the High-Powered Purchase Committee, while including junior cabinet members, signaling a potential power shift in the state government's decision-making process.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised the Haryana Government's merit-based recruitment policy, which has provided 26,000 jobs without favoritism or bribes. The successful 'no parchi, no kharchi' initiative is being considered as a model for other states.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini initiates comprehensive restructuring of the Chief Minister's Office (CMO), with several key appointments pending. The revamp includes both bureaucratic and political positions, with decisions being made in consultation with BJP leadership.

Assembly Speaker Harvinder Kalyan conducted a crucial administrative meeting in Karnal, announcing plans for a new, technologically advanced assembly building. He addressed various issues including stalled development works, officer accountability, and upcoming delimitation that will increase parliamentary and assembly seats.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court imposes a Rs 1 lakh fine on the Haryana government for failing to examine temporary employees' regularization cases before filing an appeal, highlighting the administration's negligence in following court orders.

The Haryana Assembly unanimously elected Harvinder Kalyan as Speaker and Krishan Middha as Deputy Speaker. Both three-time MLAs bring unique backgrounds - Kalyan as a civil engineer and Middha as a BAMS doctor - to their new roles in the 15th Vidhan Sabha.

Haryana Home Minister Anil Vij dismisses viral social media claims about free bus travel for standing passengers, criticizes AAP for blame-shifting on Delhi pollution, and takes a swipe at former CM Hooda's premature administrative actions before election results.

A German delegation met with Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini to explore partnerships in various sectors. The meeting highlighted Haryana's achievements in exports, education, and industrial growth, with the state government offering attractive incentives for foreign investors.

Haryana's Education Minister announces plans to establish sports nurseries in government schools and implement comprehensive educational reforms. The state, currently ranking third in education nationally, aims to reach the top position through systematic improvements.

Following portfolio allocation, Haryana's new cabinet ministers have begun implementing their visions for the state. From ensuring potable water access to modernizing education and improving healthcare facilities, the ministers have set clear priorities for their respective departments.

Haryana's agricultural department suspended 24 officials for failing to prevent stubble burning incidents. With Kurukshetra's AQI reaching 423 and multiple cities crossing dangerous levels, authorities have implemented strict measures including GRAP-2 in NCR regions.

Haryana's government is set for a significant administrative overhaul, with new appointments expected for top positions including Chief Secretary and Principal Secretary to CM. The reshuffle aims to bring honest and competent officers to crucial departments, reflecting the BJP's commitment to effective governance.

Haryana's Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has allocated portfolios to his newly formed cabinet. Saini keeps crucial departments like Home and Finance, while assigning diverse responsibilities to other ministers, including two women in the cabinet.

Haryana government suspends Rajesh Khullar's appointment as Chief Principal Secretary to CM shortly after announcement. Meanwhile, Venkatesan Umashankar, former Principal Secretary to CM, is appointed as Secretary in the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways at the central level.

In his first cabinet meeting, Haryana's Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini announced free dialysis services in government hospitals and implementation of SC sub-classification for reservations. He also issued a stern warning to criminals, signaling a proactive start to his tenure.

Haryana's new government, led by Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, has been formed with 13 ministers. The cabinet includes both seasoned politicians and newcomers, reflecting a strategic balance of regional and community interests in the state.

With the model code of conduct now lifted after Haryana's Assembly elections, Ambala Cantonment is poised for rapid development. MLA Anil Vij is pushing to expedite several major projects, including the civil airport and Shaheed Smarak, addressing concerns about delays raised during the election campaign.

Caretaker CM Nayab Singh Saini inspected several grain markets in Haryana, addressing farmers' concerns about paddy procurement. He promised timely lifting, fair prices, and warned of strict action against negligent officials. Two officials were suspended for irregularities.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini announced the imminent release of results for 25,000 government jobs. He criticized the opposition for delaying the process and emphasized his government's commitment to youth welfare. The CM also extended Vijayadashami greetings to all residents.

In a strong declaration, senior Congress leader Kumari Selja has firmly rejected rumors of her switching to the BJP, reaffirming her loyalty to the Congress party. Selja dismissed the BJP's overtures and stated that she will start her campaign for the upcoming Haryana Assembly elections in the next two to three days.

Former Haryana CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda exposes the state's severe unemployment crisis. He cites government data showing thousands of graduates applying for sweeper jobs and highlights the sharp increase in unemployment rates since the BJP government took power.

Former Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala filed his nomination in Uchana Kalan, predicting a triangular contest in Haryana's upcoming Assembly elections. He claimed the BJP is losing support rapidly, with many leaders and officials leaving the party after candidate announcements. Chautala expressed confidence in the JJP-ASP alliance's prospects. 

Following the lynching of a migrant worker in Charkhi Dadri, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini made controversial remarks about cow protection. While condemning the incident, his statement about people's reverence for cows has sparked debate on vigilantism and the enforcement of cow protection laws in the state.

The Haryana Story reports that Chief Minister Nayab Saini's government is grappling with a constitutional crisis as the deadline for calling a mandatory assembly session nears. The BJP-led government is contemplating dissolving the assembly before the upcoming elections, with a decision expected in the next cabinet meeting. 

The State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission in Chandigarh has ordered Haryana's Transport Department to strictly enforce the smoking ban on buses and at bus stands. This decision came after a passenger's complaint about a bus driver smoking. The Commission overturned a lower court's dismissal of the case. 

Haryana's cabinet has approved a 10% reservation for Backward Classes (B) category just before the state assembly elections. Chief Minister Nayab Saini announced that the proposal will be sent to the Election Commission of India for approval. The existing Scheduled Caste quota will remain unchanged at 20%. 

On Independence Day, Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini announced plans to fill 36,000 government vacancies, adding to the 1.44 lakh jobs already provided. He highlighted achievements in education, women's empowerment, and infrastructure development, emphasizing the state's commitment to equal opportunities and progress for all citizens.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini launches state-level plantation campaign, planting 51 lakh saplings across the state, aiming to combat air pollution and promote greenery, as part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam' initiative.

Haryana's government has issued a new security advisory for medical colleges following a tragic incident in Kolkata. The directive includes setting up police posts, installing CCTVs, implementing access controls, and creating emergency response plans. These measures aim to enhance safety for medical staff, students, and patients across the state. 

CM Saini unveiled increased unemployment benefits, reaching up to ₹3,500 for postgraduates, and a new portal offering gas cylinders at ₹500. These pre-election initiatives target over 2.6 million youth and 46 million families, alongside various schemes to empower and support the state's young population.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini launched multiple development projects in Pataudi, worth Rs 184 crore. He made several announcements, including new facilities and infrastructure improvements. Saini criticized the opposition and highlighted his government's achievements, emphasizing their "mission mode" approach compared to the previous administration's "commission mode.

Haryana's education department has ordered schools to replace "Good morning" with "Jai Hind" as the daily greeting. This change, effective from Independence Day, seeks to instill patriotism and national pride in students. The move has sparked discussions about promoting cultural heritage and unity through everyday practices in educational institutions. 

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Saini announced a 133 crore rupee farm loan waiver and promised Minimum Support Price (MSP) for all 24 crops at a rally in Kurukshetra. This marks the beginning of BJP's election campaign in Haryana, with promises of agricultural support and development. 

Haryana's Sports Minister announced a ₹2.5 crore reward and a government job for Olympic bronze medalist Sarbajot Singh. The decision on Manu Bhaker's reward is pending despite her winning two bronze medals. Both shooters made history in the Paris Olympics 2024, bringing glory to India and Haryana.

Haryana Assembly Speaker Gian Chand Gupta defended his decision to dismiss a Congress petition seeking disqualification of MLA Kiran Choudhry. He clarified that Choudhry is still officially with Congress and criticized the petition's procedural flaws. Gupta also raised concerns about possible voter fraud in Panchkula constituency.

Former Haryana MP Kuldeep Bishnoi and his family met Prime Minister Modi to discuss various issues, including wildlife protection in Rajasthan and the upcoming Haryana elections. The meeting, which lasted about 30 minutes, has sparked political discussions in Haryana, given Bishnoi's influence in the state's politics.

The interim budget for 2024 reveals the government's attempt to balance various interests. With modest tax relief for the middle class and targeted allocations for coalition-ruled states, the budget focuses on short-term political stability while hinting at more substantial reforms in the upcoming full budget of 2025. 

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini visited Sirsa to participate in a tree-planting event as part of the "One Tree in Mother's Name" campaign. He emphasized the importance of environmental conservation, set a target of planting 1.5 crore trees in Haryana, and criticized opposition leaders for spreading misinformation.

Haryana's Chief Minister Nayab Saini announced a 10% reservation for Agniveers in government jobs, along with additional benefits such as age relaxation and financial support for starting businesses. This move makes Haryana the first state to offer such extensive support to retired Agniveers, aiming to secure their future after military service. 

Haryana government has relaxed birth certificate regulations, allowing children over 15 to register their names until December 31, 2024. This move benefits thousands of families, simplifying the process with a nominal fee of up to 30 rupees and requiring only school documentation as proof.

Haryana's Cabinet suggests increasing job reservation for Agniveers from 5% to 10% across all government positions. The move aims to ensure employment for all scheme graduates. Ministers call for better preparation and prior information on such proposals. A revised plan is expected in the next Cabinet meeting.

Haryana's BJP government is considering creating new districts before the upcoming assembly elections. Hansi is likely to become the 23rd district, with potential for four more. A sub-committee is reviewing proposals, focusing on population, village count, and administrative divisions. The move could impact the political landscape significantly. 

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini visited Sonipat, unveiling a Maharana Pratap statue and launching development projects worth Rs 112 crore. He promoted tree planting initiatives and highlighted government achievements. Saini also criticized opposition leaders, emphasizing his administration's commitment to development and environmental conservation.

Haryana's government has unveiled a new IT scheme to employ 5,000 youth, part of a larger plan to create 60,000 jobs. The Cabinet also approved changes to village land laws, potentially benefiting thousands of farmers. Other decisions include modifications to Sikh Gurdwara management rules and changes in tehsil boundaries.

At the 75th State-level Forest Festival in Karnal, Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini launched two new tree planting schemes. He emphasized the importance of environmental conservation, set a target of planting 1 crore trees, and inaugurated an Oxyvane. The initiatives aim to increase green cover and reduce pollution.

Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority's 13th meeting, chaired by Chief Minister Nayab Singh, approved a ₹2,887 crore budget for 2024-25. The plan includes enhanced surveillance, improved traffic management, water treatment facilities, and public transportation. Major projects include CCTV expansion, flyover construction, stadium upgrades, and the introduction of electric buses. 

The Punjab and Haryana High Court has ordered the removal of barricades at the Shambhu border, ending a five-month blockade. The court directed both states to coordinate the removal, responding to petitions highlighting public inconvenience. This decision aims to restore normal traffic flow and ease daily commuter struggles.

Haryana government announces expanded free bus travel for students, increasing the limit from 60 km to 150 km. High-scoring students in 10th and 12th grades can travel up to 500 km free. The initiative, part of the 'Happy Card' scheme, aims to support education and reduce financial burdens on families.

Haryana aims to install solar rooftops on 5 lakh homes by 2030, with 3.5 lakh already registered. The state leads in solar water pump usage, offering farmers up to 75% subsidy. A new solar policy is coming soon, promising to energize the solar industry and support India's renewable energy goals.

Haryana's government has moved 12 important officers to new positions. This big change affects many departments like Home, Finance, Education, and Agriculture. Some officers are getting more responsibilities, while others are moving to completely new roles. This shake-up aims to improve how the state is run.

Haryana's Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini promised houses for nomadic people under a government scheme. He also announced plans to celebrate their culture and set up special groups to help them. The government wants to make sure these often-forgotten communities get the same chances as everyone else.

Haryana CM Nayab Saini empowers sarpanches to approve works up to 21 lakh rupees without e-tendering, a significant increase from the previous 5 lakh limit. The reforms also include elevated status for village leaders, computerization of panchayats, and increased pay for sanitation workers. These changes aim to accelerate rural development and improve governance in Haryana's villages.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini embarked on a spiritual journey to Amritsar, visiting key religious sites and meeting spiritual leaders. Amidst his pilgrimage, Saini addressed the contentious SYL canal issue, appealing to Punjab as an "elder brother" to share water resources with Haryana.

Haryana is set to open a campus of the National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU). This 50-acre facility will be India's first Center of Excellence in forensic sciences. The project aims to speed up criminal investigations and provide advanced training. Home Minister Amit Shah oversaw the signing of the MoU.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini vows to enact a law granting extra marks to poor candidates in job exams if their Supreme Court appeal fails. The government distributed housing plot allotment letters to over 15,000 beneficiaries under the Mukhyamantri Shehri Awas Yojana. Saini criticizes the opposition and highlights his government's efforts to support disadvantaged citizens.

Haryana's High Power Purchase Committee approved projects worth 1500 crore rupees. Major allocations include 1000 crore for rural water supply, 40 crore for science lab equipment in schools, and 50 crore for village gyms. The initiative aims to boost rural development, education, and fitness across the state.y

Haryana has significantly increased financial support for families of martyred soldiers and police personnel. The ex-gratia payment has been doubled from 50 lakh to 1 crore rupees. This decision applies to armed forces and central armed police personnel from Haryana who lose their lives while on duty.

The Supreme Court upheld a High Court order rejecting Haryana's policy of granting extra marks to residents in government job exams. Chief Minister Saini is considering a review petition or new bill. Opposition criticizes the policy as anti-employment, warning of potential impacts on thousands of recruitments.

The Supreme Court upheld a High Court decision striking down Haryana's policy of granting 5% bonus marks to residents in government job exams. The court labeled it a "populist measure" that unfairly favored local candidates. This ruling affects thousands of job seekers and nullifies recent recruitment results. 

Notably, the OBC community in Haryana accounts for around 30 percent of Haryana’s population. To woo the OBC voters, the BJP government had earlier established a sub-quota for municipal bodies for the BC-A category, which is the most backward among the state's Backward Classes. Interestingly, Rao Inderjit Singh and Krishan Pal Gurjar, both who assumed their respective charges as Union ministers in Modi 3.0 recently, come from the OBC community in the state.

Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini announces plans to make Gohana the state's 23rd district once it meets official criteria. A committee has been formed to oversee the process, with population, land area, and infrastructure among key requirements.

Haryana's CM Nayab Singh Saini announces a rise in Backward Classes reservation from 15% to 27% for Group A and B posts. The move includes a special recruitment drive, increased income limits for the creamy layer, and various schemes to support OBC education and skill development. 

At a state-level Sant Kabir Das Jayanti event in Gohana, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini promised to clear government job backlogs and advocate for reservation in promotions. He also announced several welfare initiatives for the poor and criticized opposition parties for exploiting revered figures' legacies for political gain. 

The Haryana government has formed a high-level committee to reorganize administrative units across the state. The move aims to improve citizen services and administrative efficiency. With state elections approaching in October 2024, questions arise about the timing and potential impact of this significant administrative restructuring.

A Panchkula Special Court has stayed proceedings in an industrial plot allotment case against former Haryana CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda and 21 others. The court criticized the CBI for failing to file a final report despite multiple assurances. The case involves alleged irregularities in plot allocations during 2011-12. 

The Haryana government has decided to reserve 3% of Group C posts advertised by the HSSC in any given year for outstanding sportspersons (OSPs) and eligible sportspersons (ESPs), providing a significant opportunity for athletes to secure government jobs across seven key departments.

In a significant move to ease the burden on electricity consumers, the Haryana government has announced that households consuming between 10-100 units will pay a maximum of Rs 200 per month. Additionally, the state will implement the PM's free solar panel scheme to provide renewable energy to the poor.

Haryana's Hisar is gearing up for a major milestone as Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini announces the commencement of domestic flights from Maharaja Agrasen airport in August. With routes planned to key cities and an MoU signed with Alliance Air, the initiative aims to enhance accessibility and stimulate the state's economy. 

Haryana's first airport in Hisar faces political controversy as CM Nayab Saini prepares for another inauguration on June 20. The Hisar Sangharsh Samiti protests, questioning multiple inaugurations without operational flights and demanding accountability for the 37.81 crore rupees spent on passenger facilities. 

After a poor showing in the Lok Sabha elections, Haryana's ministers and MLAs have kicked into high gear to accelerate development projects, address public grievances, and woo voters ahead of the impending Assembly polls. 

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has issued a directions to various departments, emphasizing the timely disbursal of post-matric scholarships, increasing pension amounts, and prioritizing the welfare of construction workers and the elderly.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court has scrapped the socio-economic reservation introduced by the Haryana government, jeopardizing the jobs of thousands of youths and requiring the re-conduct of Group C-D recruitment exams.

Haryana's political landscape is engulfed in uncertainty as the BJP government faces a potential floor test, with the opposition Congress and JJP alleging the ruling coalition has lost its majority after three independent MLAs withdrew support, throwing the state into a political crisis.

In a dramatic turn of events, Haryana's political landscape has been thrown into turmoil as the JJP leader Dushyant Chautala seeks a floor test, while the Congress party demands the imposition of President's rule, citing the government's loss of majority.

Dolly Chaiwala, renowned for serving tea to celebrities, recently delighted Haryana's CM with his signature chai. The encounter, praised as "lajawab" by the CM, attracted attention online. From Bill Gates to local leaders, Dolly's journey from a humble tea seller to social media influencer inspires everyone.

CM Nayab Singh Saini visited Karnal to assess crop damage caused by unexpected rainfall and hailstorms. Assuring farmers of government support, he promised special assistance to compensate for their losses. The adverse weather conditions have raised concerns about crop availability and farmers' livelihoods, urging prompt action from authorities to address the situation.

After a tragic school bus accident in Mahendragarh that killed six children, the district authorities have finally called a road safety meeting, four months after the previous one. The meeting agenda reveals a stark contrast between the authorities' enforcement efforts before and after the accident, raising questions about their commitment to ensuring the safety of schoolchildren on the roads.

CM Nayab Singh Saini highlights the state government's work over the past decade, upholding the 'Haryana Ek, Haryanvi Ek' vision. He counters the Congress' "false narratives," showcasing real progress in infrastructure and welfare schemes. Paying tribute to former MP Rattan Lal Kataria, Saini urges voters to support the BJP, ensuring the state's continued development under PM Modi's leadership.

Haryana Roadways has eliminated age-based discounts on AC bus fares, requiring children and seniors to pay full price. However, certain groups, such as journalists, emergency-affected individuals, and former legislators, have been granted special concessions and discounts.

Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini restructures anti-corruption oversight, diverting probe reports from ACB to Vigilance Department, bypassing Lokayukta. This move aims to expedite disciplinary actions against officials accused of corruption, enhancing transparency and accountability in governance, and reinforcing the state's commitment to combating malfeasance effectively.

Ambala Divisional Commissioner cancels a 21-year-old land deal in Panchkula, Haryana, where a husband-son duo bought millions worth land. CM orders a probe. Committee led by senior IAS officers formed. Land, initially owned by Raja Bhagwant Singh, remains under scrutiny. Allegations of irregularities and potential scams emerge.

CM Nayab Singh Saini redistributes ministerial portfolios, retaining 14 departments. Kanwar Pal Gurjar, a Cabinet Minister, gets six departments, indicating strategic allocation. The reshuffle aims for efficient governance and emphasizes priority areas for state development.

Haryana's Transport Minister Aseem Goel rides a bus to his first Cabinet meeting, engaging with passengers and staff to understand public transport challenges. Promising to improve services, he addresses issues like seat belt discrepancies, promising a better travel experience for passengers through direct action and attentive governance.

Haryana's cabinet, led by CM Nayab Saini, convenes to discuss wheat and mustard procurement and sets a deadline for lifting the Election Code of Conduct. With a 95-day plan outlined, the meeting underscores the state's commitment to development amidst electoral protocols.

Seema Trikha, the sole female BJP MLA in Faridabad's nine Assembly segments, secures a ministerial position as Minister of State (Independent Charge). Her appointment marks the second from Faridabad in the current BJP government's tenure. Trikha's elevation follows her active involvement in party affairs and proximity to former CM Khattar.

Haryana's Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini plans his government's first cabinet expansion, set to induct six to seven new ministers, including former minister Kamal Gupta. Amidst hints of discord, Saini seeks to balance caste equations and regional representation, aiming to bolster the state's administrative capacity ahead of the Lok Sabha polls.

CM Nayab Singh Saini expands cabinet, inducts 8 ministers, including BJP MLA Kamal Gupta. Governor Bandaru Dattatreya administers oath at Raj Bhavan. Former CM Manohar Lal Khattar attends ceremony. Gupta leads as cabinet minister, reciting oath in Sanskrit. New ministers sworn in as state ministers (independent charge), aiming for inclusive development under Saini's leadership.

Haryana's MSP scheme encompasses 14 essential crops, reflecting the government's robust support for farmers. The program ensures stability and prosperity in agriculture by providing a guaranteed price for produce. By incentivizing higher production and safeguarding farmer interests, it contributes to economic growth and food security in the state.

Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini quickly sends job letters to 7,000 people through HKRN, helping tackle joblessness. Different jobs from Levels 1 to 3 are offered temporarily. CEO Amit Khatri says the government wants to protect workers by bringing all jobs under one system.

The Haryana government appoints TVSN Prasad as Chief Secretary, replacing Sanjeev Kaushal on leave. Bureaucratic reshuffling precedes Lok Sabha elections, with appointments including TL Satyaprakash as Haryana Minerals Ltd MD. Notable shifts include Brahmjeet Singh Rangi and Pradeep Singh as District Municipal Commissioners. ADGP Kala Ramachandran assumes OSD role in the Heritage and Tourism Department.

Haryana Government raises Dearness Allowance (DA) from 46% to 50% for employees and pensioners, effective January 1, 2024. Employees to receive increased DA with March salary, arrears for January and February in May. Pensioners to receive enhanced Dearness Relief (DR) with March pension, arrears in May, aiding them amidst rising living costs.

Haryana government introduces e-Kshatipurti portal for Yamunanagar district farmers to report crop damage following hailstorms. Farmers must register with family identity cards and 'Meri Fasal Mera Byora' portal. Portal operational until March 10. Deputy Commissioner underscores transparency and accessibility in relief efforts amidst widespread agricultural devastation.

CM Manohar Lal Khattar launches "Mission Haryana-2047" to spur economic growth, emphasising need-based development and prioritising the welfare of the poor. Despite criticism from opposition leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda regarding the state's rising debt, Khattar defends the government's financial management. The initiative aims to align with national goals and address regional disparities, with a focus on sustainable development by 2030.

CM Khattar announces comprehensive digitization of all government departments, aiming to enhance efficiency and transparency. Plans include establishing digital record rooms at headquarters and district levels. This initiative aligns with the broader vision of leveraging technology for streamlined administrative processes and improved citizen services.

Haryana Health Minister Anil Vij revealed plans to recruit specialists amidst significant shortages of medical officers and senior medical officers. Chief Minister Khattar supported Minister Sandeep Singh's response to questions on sports stadium conditions. Urban Local Bodies Minister Kamal Gupta addressed complaints about Faridabad MC wards, promising investigations into financial irregularities.

The Haryana government introduces two key bills during the state assembly's budget session to tackle illegal activities. The legislation prohibits public display of bodies for protests and imposes strict penalties on fraudulent travel agents. These measures aim to uphold human rights, ensure dignified last rites, and safeguard citizens from fraudulent practices.

CM Manohar Lal Khattar announced the establishment of a Police Commissionerate in Jhajjar, the fourth in the state and all within the National Capital Region. The decision follows criticism over law and order issues post the murder of INLD state president. Khattar defended his government's budget initiatives, emphasising development over political considerations.

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar inaugurated 70 livestock ambulances and a toll-free vet call centre, reaffirming the state's commitment to livestock welfare. Additionally, initiatives such as Livestock Kisan Credit Cards and animal insurance schemes aim to support cattle rearers financially. The State Livestock Exhibition also honoured top milk producers, fostering agricultural innovation and recognition.

Haryana abolishes colonial era 'Abiana' tax, providing relief to 4299 villages with a waiver of 140 crores, easing financial burdens on farmers. Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar's decision marks a historic shift, promising annual relief and boosting rural economy, signaling a new era of prosperity for agricultural communities.

Haryana's CM Manohar Lal unveils healthcare initiatives in Karnal, aiming to address doctor shortages and boost infrastructure. Plans include 3650 MBBS admissions by 2030 and deploying 2000 doctors. Projects worth 821 crore rupees are inaugurated, emphasizing women's empowerment and healthcare accessibility. The move signifies a transformative step in Haryana's healthcare sector.

In a tense Haryana Assembly session, a no-trust motion against the BJP-JJP government was defeated, prompting a Congress walkout. Personal attacks overshadowed debates on critical issues. Chief Minister Khattar cited past Congress failures. Deputy CM Chautala faced embarrassment amid coalition tensions. The session highlighted political discord and unresolved state challenges.

The Haryana Assembly's third day witnesses uproar as Congress proposes a no-confidence motion, prompting MLA Kundu to defect. Opposition raises crucial issues including unemployment and corruption. JJP issues a whip against the motion, signalling support for the government. Tensions escalate, shaping legislative and political dynamics.

Governor Bandaru Dattatreya reaffirms Haryana government's commitment to farmers' welfare amidst border protests. Initiatives include e-governance, financial support schemes, and inclusive development efforts. Gratitude expressed for national achievements. Address underscores proactive approach towards addressing agricultural concerns and fostering holistic progress in the state.

The Haryana Assembly opens its Budget session with a tumultuous start as the opposition tables a no-confidence motion against the Khattar government. Speaker Gian Chand Gupta schedules the debate for February 22 amidst heightened security measures. The motion reflects growing tensions over governance failures and ongoing farmer protests.

Haryana CM Khattar inspects slum areas in Panchkula, announcing plans for flat construction for 7,500 residents. Emphasises urban planning and riverfront development. Prior visits to Chandigarh highlight diverse housing models. Affirms focus on inclusive development in the forthcoming budget, amid anticipation of BJP's electoral dominance in Haryana.

CM Khattar agrees to supply water to Rajasthan following discussions with Union Minister Shekhawat and Rajasthan's CM. The agreement entails water allocation from HathniKund Barrage and surplus water from the Yamuna River during monsoons, with a four-month timeline for establishing an underground pipeline network, ensuring equitable distribution.

Haryana government extends mobile internet ban in seven districts until February 17 amid ongoing farmers' agitation. Decision follows initial two-day suspension due to 'Delhi Chalo' protest. Move aims to prevent disturbances amid tensions. Telecom service providers directed to comply. Extension underlines commitment to maintaining public order amidst protests.

Haryana government suspends internet services in certain districts to prevent tension and violence during upcoming farmers' march. Order aims to stop spread of rumors online that could incite unrest. Exemptions ensure minimal disruption to essential services. Violators warned of legal action. Measures taken for public safety.

75% of Kulbir Singh Jakhar's physical incapacity was caused by heart disease. He worked as an executive engineer for the Public Works Department (Buildings and Roads), Haryana. Because he was unable to carry out the duties of his post, the department had granted him an exceptional leave of absence without pay.

Following the zero tolerance policy against corruption, Haryana’s CM Manohar Lal Khattar is in action mode on the much talked about cooperative scam in the state. Khattar had a long meeting with minister Banwari lal related to the scam.

Exposing big scam in haryana, the anti corruption bureau in the state has made some quick arrests related to the cooperative scam. Now, the latest twist is coming from cm Khattar who ordered the audit going back to 1995

Notable development- Chief Minister's Office responsibilities re-assigned. Chief Principal secretary to CM, Sh. Rajesh Khullar has been assigned the overall in charge of CM’s office, CM office‘s estt. and other subjects that are not allotted to any other officer

Haryana's Cashless Health Scheme faces slow adoption, benefiting only 800 of the targeted 3.5 lakh employees. Despite being announced in November, delays persist, leaving employees anxious. The scheme covers various groups, including media professionals, offering free health coverage up to five lakhs, but its overall impact remains uncertain.

Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar launches an electric bus service in Panipat, offering free rides for the first week. The initiative aims to enhance public transport and reduce corruption. The state government actively recruits for Haryana Roadways, emphasising its pivotal role in daily commuting for 11 lakh passengers covering 11 lakh kilometres.

Haryana approves the recruitment of 6,000 police constables, addressing a three-year impasse. The Chief Minister's rapid consent expedites the process, modifying rules and bringing relief to aspiring candidates.

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal announces the inauguration of 146 development projects, totalling over 2000 crores, focusing on education, health, roads, and water management in the Hisar district. The initiatives aim to deliver substantial benefits to residents and strategically coincide with the upcoming state elections, showcasing a commitment to comprehensive development.

As Haryana prepares for Shri Ram Lala's Pran Pratishtha, extensive arrangements include Ramayana teachings in schools, cleanliness campaigns, and live telecasts in 15,000 temples. Police alerts in seven districts aim to prevent any untoward incidents, emphasizing caution and heightened security measures based on past violence.

Haryana's government reshuffle follows alleged multi-crore scams in Farmer Producer Organization (FPO) grants, implicating major farms. The Horticulture Department director-general is replaced, CBI investigates, and the Chief Minister targets corrupt officers, signalling a crackdown on corruption in bureaucratic subsidy distribution.

Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala outlines Haryana's political landscape, hinting at a joint BJP-JJP strategy for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. He highlights the disciplined approach within the parties and addresses recent developments, including the return of leaders. Chautala unveils ambitious plans for air connectivity, emphasizing significant developments at Hisar Airport and other key projects.

Hisar Airport in Haryana is set to launch flights in April, with routes finalized for cities like Chandigarh, Delhi, and Jaipur. Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala, negotiating with Alliance Air in Hyderabad, aims to boost economic activities and air connectivity. The 7200-acre airport's ongoing development includes a new terminal and ATC completion by March 2024.

Controversial Dera Sacha Sauda Chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh has been granted a 50-day parole, marking his ninth temporary release in four years. Despite serving time for rape and murder, his frequent releases, citing various reasons, have sparked debate over the legal and ethical aspects, raising concerns about justice and consistency.

Haryana Government increases remuneration for Anganwadi workers and helpers, boosting experienced workers' pay to ₹14,000 and those with less than 10 years' experience to ₹12,500. Additionally, the government commits to restoring wages deducted during the 2021-22 strike, reflecting its focus on improving the financial well-being of these essential workers.

Facing demands for job regularization, Haryana boosts the dearness allowance by 4% for 12,000 guest teachers, aligning their benefits with regular government employees. This move follows clashes in Yamuna Nagar, emphasizing the government's commitment to addressing guest teachers' concerns while ensuring job security without immediate regularization.

Haryana Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala secured central approval for vital projects after a meeting with Union Minister Nitin Gadkari. Key initiatives include bypass construction in Uchana, Hisar, and Jind, entry and exit points on 152-D for Mahendragarh residents, and a Panchkula underpass. This collaboration aims to expedite development, improve connectivity, and address local demands, showcasing a joint commitment to Haryana's progress.

The BJP-led government in Haryana faces allegations of a multi-crore scandal in Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs) grant distribution. The Centre, dissatisfied with state action, initiates a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) inquiry. The controversy involves Haryana Horticulture Department officers and challenges the transparency of grants for promoting sustainable farming practices.

Haryana kickstarts a recruitment campaign for overseas jobs, focusing on Israeli opportunities. With Israel cancelling Palestinian work permits, Haryana youth are sought after. The initiative spans seven countries, offering lucrative positions. Haryana Skill Development Corporation ensures legal processes, mitigating risks associated with unlawful overseas employment.

Haryana plans to insure 52 lakh gig workers in home delivery and cab services through the proposed 'Haryana Gig Workers Welfare Board Bill-2024'. The state aims to provide financial aid for accident or death and create a board for their welfare. The move aligns with similar efforts in neighbouring Rajasthan for unorganized sector workers.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court's intervention suspended Haryana's government decision to implement Scheduled Caste employees' promotion reservations. The court set February 7 for the next hearing, emphasizing no further promotions during this period. Petitioners challenged the decision, citing inadequacy in SC representation and the need for separate category-wise reservations.

Chief Secretary Sanjeev Kaushal rejects promotion files for 13 Haryana Police Service officers due to incomplete integrity certificates. The setback follows Chief Minister Manohar Lal's approval for IPS promotions. The absence of vital documents, especially for deceased and retired officers, highlights procedural hurdles and calls for a transparent evaluation process.

Haryana and Himachal Pradesh intensify discussions on the Kishau Dam project, anticipating increased water supply and additional electricity for Haryana. The meeting in Chandigarh emphasizes forming committees to address technical issues. Both states aim to swiftly resolve hurdles, highlighting the importance of regional cooperation for mutual benefits.

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal inaugurated the Panchkula Book Fair, emphasizing the profound impact of literature on knowledge and culture. Simultaneously, he laid the foundation stone for Dr. Mangalsen Medical College in Panchkula, underscoring the commitment to healthcare education. Both initiatives aim to empower Haryana through literacy and improved healthcare infrastructure.

Haryana's plan to merge 832 schools faces a political hurdle as Chief Minister Khattar temporarily halts the decision ahead of crucial elections. With a cautious approach, the government eyes potential opposition repercussions. Meanwhile, plans for student transportation and free transport services aim to address concerns and mitigate the impact of school mergers.

Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) has released the results for the Group-D (CET) exam, with 13,657 positions to be filled in various government departments. The exam, taken by 8.5 lakh candidates, witnessed fierce competition for posts categorised by reservations. HSSC plans to issue advertisements next week, allowing candidates to choose their preferred positions and departments online.

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal announced 'Mission 60,000' on Youth Day, targeting employment for 60,000 youths from families with an annual income below 1.80 lakh rupees. The initiative includes swift recruitment for 13,000 government jobs, and the Chief Minister highlighted the state's achievements and global recognition of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in various fields.

Haryana and Himachal Pradesh Chief Secretaries held a pivotal meeting to address challenges related to the Kishau Dam and the contentious water cess dispute. Both states agreed to form a committee to resolve technical issues in the Kishau Power Project. The collaborative efforts underscore a commitment to resolving inter-state issues for mutual development.

The Haryana government elevates the authority of Mandal Ayuktas, empowering them to review District Commissioners' work and intervene in various tasks beyond law and order matters. Monthly meetings, senior citizen welfare, civic development, and oversight in development projects and land disputes are emphasized. The move underscores the government's commitment to transparent administration and efficient governance at the grassroots level.

Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar swiftly suspended Bhiwani's Urban Local Body Executive Officer, Abhay Singh, in response to a citizen's complaint about delayed plot allotment. The complainant had paid three-fourths of the plot's cost, but despite multiple reminders, no action was taken. The Chief Minister emphasised accountability and efficient public service.

हरियाणा के मुख्यमंत्री मनोहर लाल खट्टर ने विदेश में नौकरी करने के इच्छुक हरियाणा के युवाओं के लिए 41 तरह की नौकरियों का मौका देने का ऐलान किया है। इसके लिए हरियाणा कौशल रोजगार निगम के पोर्टल पर 10 जनवरी तक आवेदन माँगे गए हैं। युवा अवैध रास्तों से बचकर वैध तरीके से विदेश में नौकरी कर सकेंगे।

Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala rebuts allegations from former CM Hooda and son, citing lack of substance in their statements. Chautala defends his government's achievements, highlighting digital governance, economic progress, and youth opportunities. He refutes accusations, emphasizing transparency in regional development and stability in the coalition government, dismissing speculations of instability.

Haryana is set to expand its health insurance coverage, raising the annual income limit to 5 lakhs under the Ayushman Bharat-Chirayu Haryana scheme. The one-time 5,000 rupees premium facilitates enrollment for eligible families, extending the reach to 75% of the population. Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar's initiatives underscore a commitment to broader healthcare accessibility.

Haryana opens opportunities for 4000 youths to work in Israel, following successful applications in the first phase. Chief Minister Manohar Lal confirms the second phase, expanding international employment prospects for Haryana's youth. Besides Israel, the UK seeks healthcare professionals, while various countries offer diverse positions, fostering global career growth for Haryana's workforce.

The robust growth in GST collection significantly exceeding the national average underscores the effectiveness of Haryana's economic policies and tax administration, as highlighted by a government spokesperson.

In a significant development, the Haryana government, under the leadership of Chief Minister Manohar Lal, is reportedly preparing to waive the outstanding water bills for rural households. The decision is expected to be formalized in today's cabinet meeting, indicating a proactive approach to address the water billing issues in the state.

Additionally, Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar highlighted the government's decision to provide a monthly stipend of Rs 400 to over 6,000 rural watchmen in Haryana. Additionally, these watchmen will receive the stipend for sharing information related to any criminal activities in their respective areas.

Haryana welcomes the new year with welfare-oriented policies, improved connectivity, and innovative governance initiatives, albeit amidst political criticism. The state is poised for progress in various sectors, promising a transformative year ahead.

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The Jan Samvad program serves as a crucial platform for citizens to voice their concerns and provide valuable input on various government initiatives. During the meeting, Chief Minister Khattar scrutinised the progress of programs implemented across the state, focusing on key areas. Administrative secretaries from five pivotal departments—Food Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs, Revenue and Disaster Management, Transport, Climate, Forest and Wildlife, and Women and Child Development—presented comprehensive progress reports related to their respective domains.

Haryana's Home and Health Minister, Anil Vij, is actively addressing public grievances in Ambala. Individuals from various corners of the state have brought forward their complaints, prompting the minister to direct officials for their resolution.

The Collegium affirmed Justice Sheel Nagu's competence and suitability for the role of Chief Justice of the Punjab and Haryana High Court. This recommendation reflects the Collegium's careful consideration of each nominee's qualifications and experience.

Chief Minister Shri Manohar Lal Khattar chaired a significant meeting with Administrative Secretaries to assess the progress of CM announcements. Chief Minister Khattar instructed administrative secretaries to ensure the completion of pending announcements from 2020 and expedite projects slated for 2021 and 2022.

In a recent development, Chief Minister Shri Manohar Lal has issued strict directives to District Deputy Commissioners to uphold the cleanliness system in cities, emphasising the need to eliminate garbage heaps. Surprise inspections of the cleanliness systems will be conducted in cities, and prompt action will be taken in case of any deficiencies.

The CM Flying Team conducted raids simultaneously in the RTA departments of Sonipat, Panipat, and Karnal. The team focused on checking files related to heavy licences, commercial vehicle registrations, issuance of duplicate licence, and other relevant documents.

The Haryana High Court, in response to a petition filed by Arun Kumari and others, has issued an interim order halting the allocation of points based on social-economic criteria. Although the final verdict is pending, this interim decision may impact other recruitments, including the ongoing TGT recruitment drive with 7471 positions.

The curtains fell on the 18-day-long International Geeta Mahotsav-23 on Sunday evening, marking a spectacular conclusion on the banks of Brahma Sarovar in Kurukshetra. District Commissioner Shantanu Sharma expressed his satisfaction with the success of the event, highlighting the festival's growing reputation as an international celebration.

In a significant development, the Haryana Cabinet is scheduled to convene on January 3rd, with Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar presiding over the meeting at the Fourth Floor Auditorium of the Haryana Civil Secretariat at 11 a.m. The Chief Secretary, Sanjeev Kaushal, issued a letter in this regard, indicating the importance of several crucial decisions expected to be discussed and finalised during the meeting.

The Haryana government has revoked the suspension of IAS officer Vijay Dahiya, who was implicated in a bribery case related to the Haryana Skill Development Corporation.

Over 18,000 Group-D employees in Haryana are anticipating a positive change in their work lives as the government initiates the process of launching a portal for department and post transfers. 

The Haryana government has issued an advertisement for the recruitment of 10,000 labourers in the construction sector through the Skill Employment Corporation. The initiative aims to address the labour shortage faced by Israeli construction companies due to the ongoing conflict with Hamas.

Haryana's Health Minister, Anil Vij, has reassured that the state has not reported any cases of the new Covid variant, JN-1. In response to the recent surge in COVID-19 cases in some states, Vij emphasised the importance of conducting RT-PCR testing for individuals exhibiting symptoms of influenza-like illness (ILI) and severe acute respiratory infection (SARI).

Under the compulsory value education curriculum, students will learn lessons from the lives of various historical and influential figures, including Buddha, Vinayak Damodar Savarkar, APJ Abdul Kalam Azad, Chhatrapati Shivaji, Sarojini Naidu, and Eklavya. The government has taken steps to distribute three free books to schools for different grade levels between December 18 and 22, covering classes 6 and 7, classes 9 and 10, and classes 11 and 12.

The second day of the winter session of the Haryana Assembly saw a critical discussion on a proposal aimed at addressing the alarming issue of poisonous liquor. Abhay Chautala, criticising the government's failure to control the spread of poisonous liquor, called attention to the urgency of addressing the issue.

In a significant move benefiting electricity consumers in Haryana, the government has announced that there will be no increase in electricity bills throughout the financial year 2024-25. This decision stems from a strategic political move, considering the upcoming Lok Sabha and Assembly elections in 2024.

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal marked the 50th interaction with farmers by initiating a special discussion program aimed at addressing their concerns. During this session, the Chief Minister announced a novel scheme wherein the government will provide mortgages for rotavators and potato-sowing machines, encompassing foreign exchange for seven days. In a significant move, the government acknowledged the challenges faced by farmers affected by floods, ensuring that they too are included in the scheme.

During the voting period from 8:30 am to 5 pm for Panipat Bar association elections, 2337 lawyers are expected to cast their votes, including 440 women lawyers who will be voting for the first time at the newly introduced pink booth. ARO Advocate Karan Pal claims that this initiative of a pink booth is a first of its kind in the country.

Launched in January 2014, MMIY aims to deliver free medical treatment, covering major healthcare components for all citizens. The scheme envisions providing affordable, accessible, and equitable quality health services to enhance the well-being of Haryana's residents, ultimately reducing out-of-pocket expenditures

Chief Minister Sh. Manohar Lal announced the regularization of 210 unauthorized colonies, comprising 103 from the Department of Town and Country Planning and 107 from the Urban Local Bodies Department. Addressing a press conference, the Chief Minister outlined the government's commitment to provide essential amenities, including roads, sewerage, water supply, and streetlights, to residents in these colonies.

Highlighting recent developments, Anil Vij shared that from April 17 to December 12 of the current year, a total of 625 fraud cases have been registered, leading to the apprehension of 509 accused and recovering more than Rs 2 crore. Minister Anil Vij emphasized the forthcoming Act, titled ‘The Haryana Registration and Regulation of the Travel Agencies Bill, 2023,’ stating that it will include various provisions aimed at curbing illegal immigration.