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Delhi-NCR has implemented GRAP-4 measures due to severe air pollution levels, effectively creating a "pollution lockdown." The restrictions include closure of educational institutions, ban on diesel vehicles, 50% work-from-home mandate, and strict health advisories for vulnerable populations.

Senior BJP leaders from Punjab voice opposition to the allocation of 12 acres of Chandigarh land to Haryana for its Legislative Assembly. Former minister Manoranjan Kalia appeals to the Governor, emphasizing Punjab's historical claims and constitutional rights over Chandigarh.

Haryana is set to make history with India's first hydrogen-powered train on the Jind-Sonipat route. The Rs. 118 crore hydrogen plant at Jind Junction is 80% complete, promising an eco-friendly transportation revolution with steam and water as the only emissions.

Recent data from Haryana's Food and Civil Supplies Department reveals a startling increase in BPL population, with 1.98 crore people (70% of total population) now classified as below poverty line. The dramatic rise of 75 lakh new additions in two years has prompted officials to question data compilation methods.

The Haryana State Commission for Women has summoned top police officials including the DGP and Fatehabad SP to present a detailed action taken report regarding sexual harassment allegations made by seven female police officers against an IPS officer.

Seven female police officers in Haryana have written to CM Nayab Saini alleging sexual harassment by a senior IPS officer. The complainants claim they were pressured for sexual favors and threatened suicide if no action is taken. The accused officer denies allegations, suggesting signature forgery.

As TVSN Prasad approaches retirement, 1989-batch IAS officer Vivek Joshi leads seven contenders for Haryana's Chief Secretary position. The timing of his repatriation, following CM Saini's meeting with PM Modi, suggests strategic preparation for the transition.

PGIMS Rohtak has achieved a remarkable 12th rank nationally among 750 medical colleges in the IIRF rankings by Education Post. The institution stands 6th in North India, competing with prestigious institutions like AIIMS Delhi and PGIMER Chandigarh.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court has penalized the Haryana government for delaying a retired education director's gratuity for over four years. Justice Tribhuvan Dahiya ordered Rs 75,000 compensation and criticized officials for causing unnecessary harassment to the retiree.

Haryana's healthcare system reflects deep-rooted gender bias, with women facing discrimination both as healthcare providers and patients. Despite forming 70% of nurses and midwives, women hold only 16-20% of leadership positions. They encounter professional undermining, unequal pay, limited career advancement, and as patients, face discriminatory access to healthcare services.

The Commission for Air Quality Management has activated GRAP Stage-II restrictions in 14 Haryana districts as Delhi's air quality deteriorates to 'very poor' levels. Officials are implementing immediate measures including road cleaning, traffic management, and pollution hotspot monitoring.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court imposes a Rs 10 lakh fine on HPSC for denying reservation to a disabled soldier's son in sub-inspector recruitment. The court criticizes the commission's disrespect towards a wounded soldier and orders rectification within three months.

Gurmel Singh, a 23-year-old from Haryana's Nard village, became a shooter for the Lawrence Gang after meeting Zeeshan Akhtar in jail. His criminal history, family background, and the recent high-profile murder he's accused of paint a troubling picture of youth drawn into organized crime.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) conducted a raid on former Congress MLA Dharam Singh Chhoker's residence in Samalkha. This is the latest in a series of actions against Chhoker and his family, with his son already in custody and ongoing investigations into their real estate dealings.

Gurmel Singh, a 23-year-old from Haryana's Kaithal district, has been arrested for the murder of NCP leader Baba Siddique in Mumbai. With a history of violent crime, including a brutal murder in 2019, Singh's path from a local criminal to an alleged underworld shooter shocks Haryana. 

A high-level Congress delegation, including former Chief Ministers Bhupinder Singh Hooda and Ashok Gehlot, met Election Commission officials to demand an investigation into unusual EVM battery levels reported during Haryana Assembly election vote counting. 

Haryana's assembly elections concluded with a 67% voter turnout, slightly lower than 2019's 68.2%. Rural areas showed stronger participation than urban centers, with Fatehabad recording the highest turnout at 74.51% while Faridabad registered the lowest at 55.46%.

The Northern Railway is expediting the resignation process for wrestlers Vinesh Phogat and Bajrang Punia, who recently joined the Congress party. The usual three-month notice period is being waived to facilitate their transition, particularly for Phogat's electoral candidacy in Haryana. This move marks a significant shift from their sporting careers to politics.

Haryana's Chief Electoral Officer Pankaj Agarwal has announced the completion of the final voter list for the upcoming Assembly elections. The list includes 63,008 new voters, bringing the total to over 2 crore. Young voters aged 18-19 comprise a significant portion, with opportunities for last-minute registrations still available.

The Election Commission of India is considering changing the date of the Haryana Assembly elections following a request from the BJP. The party cited concerns about low voter turnout due to a long weekend and festivals. A crucial meeting is scheduled to discuss and possibly revise the election date. 

Haryana's CEO, Pankaj Agarwal, reminded political parties to follow the Election Commission's rules during the upcoming Assembly elections. He highlighted the importance of adhering to the model code of conduct, proper placement of campaign materials, and responsible use of social media to ensure fair and lawful elections.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court has criticized the Haryana government for not appointing State Public Information Officers in village councils. This absence is causing problems for villagers seeking information about local development works. The court says this is leading to avoidable lawsuits and harassment of rural residents.

Haryana's Chief Electoral Officer Pankaj Agarwal has confirmed that recruitments through the HPSC and HSSC can continue despite the model code of conduct, while also providing details on the transfer of government officials and the state's voter demographics ahead of the upcoming assembly elections.

Haryana will hold its assembly elections on October 1 in a single phase. Simultaneously, Jammu and Kashmir will conduct its first assembly polls in 10 years, scheduled in three phases from September 18 to October 1. The Election Commission will declare results for both states on October 4.

With the announcement of the Haryana assembly election schedule, the Model Code of Conduct has come into force, impacting various government activities, recruitment, development projects, and even ministers' actions. Here's a detailed explanation of what's allowed and what's not.

The Indian central government has rejected Haryana's nominations for gallantry awards, leaving the state without any recipients this year. Meanwhile, seven Punjab police officers will receive honors. The decision has raised questions about the nomination process and the role of recent farmer protests in the selections.

The Supreme Court of India has taken notice of comments made by Justice Rajbir Sehrawat of the Punjab and Haryana High Court. Justice Sehrawat criticized the Supreme Court's decision to stop a case in his court. The top court will hold a special hearing to discuss this issue. 

The Supreme Court has ordered to maintain the status quo at the Shambhu border between Haryana and Punjab. This decision comes as the Haryana government challenges the Punjab and Haryana High Court's order to open the border. The next hearing is set for August 12.

Preeti Sudan, a 1983 batch IAS officer from Charkhi Dadri, Haryana, has been appointed as the new chairperson of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). Her journey from a small town to leading India's top civil services recruitment body highlights her dedication to public service and administrative excellence.

A Chandigarh court has framed charges against former Haryana minister Sandeep Singh in a molestation case filed by a junior woman coach. The court rejected Singh's discharge plea and the complainant's request for rape charges. The case, dating back to 2022, will now proceed to trial.

The Supreme Court has intervened in the ongoing farmer protests at the Shambhu border between Punjab and Haryana. Recognizing a trust deficit, the court ordered both states to maintain the status quo and plans to form an independent committee to negotiate with farmers and find a peaceful resolution. 

Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University (HAU) in Hisar has been awarded an A+ grade by the National Agricultural Education Accreditation Board (NAEAB) of ICAR. The university scored 3.52 out of 4.00 points, receiving a five-year accreditation. This achievement reflects HAU's commitment to agricultural education and research excellence.

The Haryana government is holding talks with local farmer organizations in Chandigarh, addressing various demands including MSP law and border openings. This comes ahead of a Supreme Court ruling on the Shambhu border issue and amidst preparations by Punjab farmers for a potential march to Delhi.

A 24-year-old hospital attendant was arrested for allegedly raping a 51-year-old Kazakhstani patient at Artemis Hospital in Gurugram. The incident occurred while the woman was under sedation after surgery. The hospital has promised to cooperate with authorities in the investigation.

Niti Aayog's latest Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) India Index shows Punjab and Haryana performing well, ranking 5th and 13th respectively. Uttarakhand and Kerala jointly top the list. The report indicates overall improvement in India's SDG score, with significant progress in areas like poverty elimination and economic growth.

The demand for a separate capital and High Court for Haryana has intensified, with BKU chief Gurnam Singh Charuni extending his support to the 'Haryana Banao Abhiyan' campaign. 

The Enforcement Directorate has launched a series of raids across Haryana, targeting former state officials and private individuals involved in an alleged VAT scam. The case revolves around the illegal issuance of Form C certificates worth ₹1,000 crore, leading to significant tax evasion and losses to the state exchequer.

Haryana Power Minister Ranjit Chautala's loyalists have launched a scathing attack on Kuldeep Bishnoi, distributing pamphlets accusing him of betrayal and ensuring Chautala's defeat in the Lok Sabha polls. Chautala has submitted an internal report to the high command, demanding a new face for Adamapur.

In a shocking incident in Gurugram, a 16-year-old boy murdered his 9-year-old neighbour when she caught him stealing jewellery. He tried to burn her body but was interrupted. Inspired by crime shows, the boy confessed to the crime, leaving the community devastated and raising concerns about media influence on youth.

Delhi Water Minister Atishi has accused the Haryana government of closing all gates of the Hathnikund Barrage, cutting off water supply to the capital. As her hunger strike enters its third day, Delhi faces a severe water crisis amidst scorching heat, affecting millions of residents. 

Haryana Civil Service officer Meenakshi Dahiya is accused of sending her peon on her personal scooter to collect a Rs 1 lakh bribe from a District Fisheries Officer. The Anti-Corruption Bureau arrested the peon and a stenographer involved. Dahiya is absconding after her anticipatory bail plea was dismissed.

A bus carrying pilgrims from Punjab's Hoshiarpur, Ludhiana, and Jalandhar caught fire on the KMP road near Dhulawat village in Nuh, Haryana, leaving 9 dead and 17 hurt. The sad event happened as the passengers were returning from their religious journey, with one brave person losing his life trying to save others. 

With 223 candidates, including 207 men and 16 women, contesting the Lok Sabha elections in Haryana, the state is set for parliamentary polls on May 25. Additionally, a by-election will be held for the Karnal Assembly seat, with 9 candidates in the fray. 

In a sad incident, a 22-year-old Indian student studying MTech in Australia was stabbed to death, leading to the arrest of two brothers from Karnal, Haryana - the same hometown as the victim.

In a case that sent shockwaves across the nation, a special court in Haryana has given the death sentence to four men for their involvement in the brutal 2016 Nuh gangrape and double murder, a crime of unimaginable cruelty.

The Chief Electoral Officer of Haryana has issued strict guidelines to ensure fair play during the upcoming elections. Political parties and candidates have been barred from using school and college grounds for election rallies and prohibited from misusing religious places for campaigning activities. Strict measures will be taken against any violations of the election code of conduct, including monitoring by designated officials and maintaining a register for violations. The aim is to uphold the sanctity of the electoral process and ensure a level playing field for all parties and candidates.

Chief Electoral Officer Anurag Agarwal announced the notification for the Lok Sabha elections in Haryana, starting on April 29 with nominations accepted until May 6. Strict guidelines regarding security deposits and nomination procedures were outlined to maintain fairness and transparency in the electoral process.

Haryana BJP to launch 'Udghosh Yatra' with NRI participation to showcase Modi govt's achievements. CM Saini to flagoff statewide campaign, with NRIs highlighting India's global position. Move aims to boost voter confidence and endorse govt's guarantees.

The Election Commission has mandated printing the publisher's name and number of copies on election campaign materials. Press operators must scrutinise the content and maintain records. This will enhance transparency in the election process.

As Haryana prepares for Lok Sabha polls, the state has honoured its oldest voters like 118-year-old Dharamveer and 117-year-old Balbir Kaur, and achievers from various fields to motivate people especially youth to cast their vote.

Farmers' protest at Shambhu disrupts rail services, with 54 trains cancelled on Ambala-Amritsar route. Protestors demand release of three arrested farmers, causing inconvenience to passengers. Demonstrations led by Samyukta Kisan Morcha and Kisan Mazdoor Morcha continue, pressing for MSP guarantee and other demands.

The wheat oversupply in Haryana's grain markets, particularly in Hisar, has prompted officials to expedite procurement and lifting operations. With migrant labour shortages due to Bihar elections, only a fraction of the procured wheat has been lifted. Concerns over potential rain damage emphasise the urgency to streamline operations and ensure timely payments to farmers.

Haryana's Election Officer has announced strict monitoring of social media and inclusion of ad costs in candidates' expenses during elections to ensure fair polls and compliance with the Code of Conduct.

Kuhoo Garg, a former international badminton player, overcame a career-threatening injury to pursue her dream of becoming an IPS officer. Her remarkable journey, marked by perseverance and adaptability, has made her the first female sportsperson of international repute to crack the UPSC Civil Services Exam in India.

Shivansh Rathee, a young man from Jhajjar, Haryana, has secured the 63rd rank in the prestigious UPSC Civil Services Examination. Currently, serving Sub Divisional Magistrate (SDM) in Delhi, Rathee's journey is a testament to the power of determination, family support, and academic excellence.

Maharana Pratap Horticultural University (MHU) in Karnal has been awarded the prestigious Best Horticulture University Award nationwide. The university's groundbreaking research, especially in the use of beneficial microorganisms, has led to this recognition, highlighting its commitment to innovation and supporting farmers.

Haryana has 1.99 crore registered voters for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, with the Gurgaon constituency having the highest number of voters. The Chief Electoral Officer has appealed for active voter participation and highlighted the measures taken, including the development of the C-Vigil app to address Model Code of Conduct violations, ensuring a fair electoral process.

A 24-year-old Indian student from Haryana, Chirag Antil, was shot and killed in Vancouver, Canada, leaving his family and the Indian community in deep sorrow. The family seeks justice and assistance from the Indian government to repatriate his body, as the investigation into the incident continues.

Chandigarh's election official, Anil Masih, apologises to the Supreme Court for alleged irregularities in the mayoral election. Accused of invalidating votes, Masih faces contempt charges. Mayor Kuldeep Kumar filed a petition, supported by video evidence, prompting Masih to retract his previous affidavit. The case underscores electoral integrity concerns.

Former Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar criticises Congress, defends BJP amid candidate change speculations. Khattar condemns undemocratic actions against BJP leaders, urging respectful discourse. Assures prompt grievance redressal. Emphasises fair electoral practices and voting rights. Calls for constructive dialogue to resolve conflicts, reaffirming BJP's commitment to democratic values amidst election season.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court dismissed a petition challenging the Karnal Assembly bypoll, affirming the Election Commission's notification. The petition, filed by Kunal Chanana, raised concerns about the timing and necessity of the bypoll. Despite the dismissal, the legal debate highlighted broader issues surrounding electoral processes and legislative continuity. Additionally, the BJP's nomination of Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini for the bypoll adds political significance to the contest. The ruling provides clarity on the validity of the bypoll notification, shaping the landscape for a significant electoral event.

Haryana blacklists Maiden Pharmaceuticals for three years after multiple batches of albendazole tablets and other medicines fail quality tests. The decision, approved by the Chief Minister, reflects concerns over public safety. Previous violations and international alerts against the company reinforce the severity of the situation, highlighting the government's commitment to quality healthcare.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court demands a status report from both states on noise pollution complaints and enforcement actions. Triggered by a petition, the court seeks accountability, extending scrutiny to religious institutions and public gatherings. Stringent measures include bans on loudspeakers and horns, emphasising public safety and well-being.

Kurukshetra University in Haryana achieves historic A++ rating from NAAC, becoming the state's first government university to do so. Vice-Chancellor Professor Som Nath Sachdeva lauds the institution's dedication to excellence, innovation, and holistic development, setting a benchmark for academic institutions across India.

Former BJP MLA Rampal Majra rejoins INLD and assumes the role of the party’s Haryana unit chief, filling the vacancy left by Nafe Singh Rathee's death. Majra, previously with the BJP, returned to INLD amidst ongoing political shifts in the state, highlighting concerns over transparency and farmer issues under the BJP government.

Haryana's electoral preparations for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections emphasise fairness and accountability. Key measures include the introduction of the "cVigil" app for reporting violations, swift action within 100 minutes of complaint lodgment, and inclusive arrangements for diverse voter demographics. Enhanced security measures and oversight mechanisms underscore the commitment to uphold electoral integrity.

Chief Medical Officer Dr. MK Bhadu issues a strict directive mandating uniform attire for medical staff in government hospitals. Failure to comply will result in marked absences or salary deductions. The initiative aims to foster professionalism and discipline within healthcare settings, ensuring a standardised appearance and efficient service delivery.

Haryana gears up for Lok Sabha polls with enhanced security measures, requesting 200 additional central forces. Chief Electoral Officer assures swift action within 100 minutes for Model Code of Conduct violations. Citizens empowered to report irregularities through the C-Vigil app. Nearly 1.99 crore voters eligible for 10 Lok Sabha seats in the state.

Punjab and Haryana High Court mandates prior approval for Gurmeet Ram Rahim's parole requests, citing concerns over frequent releases despite pending petitions. Demands transparency from Haryana government, instructs surrender on March 10. Emphasises accountability in parole decisions amidst controversy surrounding the Dera Sacha Sauda chief's temporary releases.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court demands internet suspension orders amid farmer protests, citing legal clarity. Additionally, the court questions Punjab's handling of a protestor's death, urging swift post-mortem procedures and inquiry. Acknowledgment of the Centre's affidavit on discussions with farmers underscores the court's commitment to transparency and accountability amidst ongoing tensions.

Wanted gangster Kapil Sangwan emerges as a prime suspect in the murder of INLD leader Nafe Singh Rathee. With an extensive criminal record and alleged involvement in multiple violent crimes, Sangwan, also known as Nandu, evades authorities, raising questions about the nexus between organized crime and political violence in Haryana.

Kaithal District Bar Association backs 'Haryana Banao Abhiyan' for separate capital and High Court. Led by Partap Singh and Randhir Singh Badhran, the campaign aims to raise awareness and garner public support. Demands submitted to officials, seminars held across districts. Movement reflects widespread sentiment for state autonomy and governance reform.

In Hisar, Haryana, a clash between farmers and police led to injuries to 34 officers and damage to 17 vehicles. ASP Maksood Ahmad clarified that despite tear gas and water cannons, police did not resort to lathi charge. The confrontation arose when farmers defied appeals to stay put.

Violent clashes erupted between farmers and police in Hisar, Haryana, during a protest march, resulting in injuries and vehicle damage. Farmers reject compensation offers and demand FIR against police for a deceased protester. Tensions persist as leaders refuse post-mortem until justice is served, highlighting ongoing discord in the farmers' agitation.

Former Haryana BJP Chief Subhash Barala, a close aide of CM Manohar Lal Khattar, elected unopposed to Rajya Sabha, reinforcing BJP's dominance in Haryana. With three of five seats held by BJP, Barala's ascension highlights the party's sway. His unchallenged victory underscores BJP's growing influence in the state's political arena.

Amidst ongoing farmer protests, talks between leaders and government yield limited progress. Demonstrations intensify with clashes reported at Haryana-Punjab border. Despite assurances, tensions persist as protesters demand MSP guarantees. Shutdowns in Punjab and Haryana continue, with next talks scheduled Sunday. Delhi Police prepare for potential escalation.

CM Khattar objects to farmers' march to Delhi, likening it to an army offensive, citing their use of tractor-trolleys. Farmers demand resolution of grievances at Shambhu and Khanauri borders. Khattar advocates for a democratic process, hopeful for resolution after Chandigarh meeting between union ministers and farmer leaders.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court verbally questioned Haryana's highway blockades amid farmers' protests, emphasizing farmers' right to movement. Delhi NCT and farmer organizations were enlisted in the proceedings. The court urged dialogue and designated protest areas while emphasizing the state's duty to ensure public safety and peaceful protests.

Punjab farmers, equipped with supplies, including ration and makeshift bathrooms, set off for Delhi in over 1,100 tractors, demanding MSP assurances. Heightened security measures at Haryana borders reflected tensions, while Delhi fortified its perimeter. The farmers' convoy symbolized their determination for a prolonged protest, aiming to secure their rights.

Clashes erupt at Shambhu border as farmers clash with police, facing teargas and drone surveillance. Despite injuries, farmers continue towards Delhi. Security forces deploy roadblocks and diversionary tactics, intensifying surveillance. Calls for dialogue amidst escalating tensions. The confrontation underscores the farmers' determined stand and the authorities' efforts to quell the protest.

The already delayed part of Dwarka Expressway in haryana will be inaugurated this month, claimed the gurugram MP Rao Inderjit Singh. The current alignment is intended to link Dwarka's Sector 21 with NH-8, traversing Gurugram's Sectors 88, 84, 83, and 99–113.

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The Supreme Court has directed the Centre and Faridabad Industries Association to respond to Haryana's challenge against the invalidation of its 75% domicile quota in private jobs. The contentious Act clashed with constitutional principles, raising questions of state autonomy versus constitutional equality in employment law.

Rs 100 Crore Cooperative Scam Exposed: Assistant Registrar Anu Kaushish, at the heart of the controversy, faces accusations of fund misuse in land purchases and kickbacks. The Anti-Corruption Bureau has filed 10 FIRs across Gurugram, Ambala, and Karnal. Investigations reveal questionable transactions, including diverted funds for personal gains. The scandal highlights rampant corruption, impacting the integrity of the Integrated Cooperative Development Project (ICDP).

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal plans an Ayodhya visit, criticising Rahul Gandhi for declining an invitation. Lal emphasises the significance of January 22, 2024, as a historic day when the Ram Mandir's foundation stone was laid, urging politicians to respect cultural sentiments and distinguish between politics and faith.

Haryana School Education Board announces practical exam dates for Secondary and Senior Secondary (10th and 12th grades). The exams will be held from February 1 to 17 between 9:00 AM and 2:00 PM. External examiners will assess Senior Secondary physics, chemistry, and biology, while school-appointed teachers will conduct exams for other subjects. The board emphasises uploading exam-related documents on its official website.

Central University of Haryana initiates a two-credit course on Valmiki Ramayana to impart scientific insights to undergraduate and postgraduate students. The curriculum aims to blend traditional Indian wisdom with modern perspectives, fostering an understanding of scientific, cultural, and historical aspects associated with Ramayana.

In Sonipat, Haryana, a young man and a foreign woman were found dead in a resort under mysterious circumstances. The young man, Himanshu, was discovered naked on the floor, while the partially nude woman, identified as Abdulleva from Uzbekistan, was found on the bed. Investigations are underway to determine the cause of their deaths.

Haryana's leaders, including Governor Dattatreya and Chief Minister Manohar Lal, are set to unfurl the tricolor in various districts on Republic Day. Ministerial participation spans education, agriculture, transportation, and more, demonstrating a unified celebration. The collective call for flag hoisting signifies social support, fostering national unity and prosperity.

Haryana's Home and Health Minister, Anil Vij, conducted a public hearing addressing citizen grievances. Cases ranged from fraudulent schemes to unlawful confinement and land disputes. The minister directed respective district officials and police to investigate promptly, demonstrating a commitment to resolving varied issues raised by the public.

The discovery of model Divya Pahuja's body, linked to gangster Sandeep Gadauli's girlfriend, reveals a complex murder case. Pahuja was allegedly shot by hotel owner Abhijeet Singh. The investigation spans multiple states, involving accomplices Hemraj, Omprakash, Balraj Gill, and Ravi Banga. The unravelling story includes blackmail, betrayal, and a cross-state escape plan.

Northern India, including Haryana and Punjab, experiences a 6.1 magnitude earthquake originating in Afghanistan. Despite generating fear, no damages or injuries are reported. This event follows previous seismic activity in the region, emphasising the need for earthquake-resistant structures and public awareness. Preparedness remains crucial amid the seismic vulnerability of the area.

The mysterious disappearance of Gurugram model Divya Pahuja deepens as her body eludes discovery six days post-alleged murder. Divya's sister, Naina, reveals alarming details, including deceptive calls from Abhijit, tracking her last known locations, and hints at a third individual's involvement. Abhijit's arrest and escape to Udaipur add layers of intrigue to the unfolding case.

Chaudhary Devi Lal University faces a grave situation as an anonymous letter accuses a professor of sexually harassing around 500 female students. The university swiftly responds by initiating a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe the disturbing allegations. The letter outlines instances of intimidation, inappropriate touching, and the deletion of crucial CCTV footage, emphasizing the urgent need for a comprehensive inquiry to address the serious misconduct within the academic institution.

The investigation into the murder of model Divya Pahuja in Gurugram unravels complexities. Initial police oversights at Hotel City Point raise concerns, while the BMW used for transporting the body adds mystery. Financial disputes, blackmail allegations, and connections to a gangster contribute to a gripping narrative. The unfolding case delves into Gurugram's intricate underbelly.

In a significant development, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) initiated raids on 20 locations associated with mining businesses in Haryana. Among those under scrutiny are Congress MLA Surender Panwar and his partner Suresh Tyagi from Sonipat, Manoj Vadhwa, who transitioned from INLD to BJP in Karnal, and Dilbag Singh, an INLD leader in Yamuna Nagar.