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Tannu Kumar was allegedly murdered and buried by her in-laws in Faridabad, who kept the crime hidden for two months by reporting her missing. Her father's suspicions about a freshly covered pit led to the discovery. Four family members have been booked for the dowry-related murder.

NCRTC has proposed a Rs 15,000-crore RRTS corridor connecting Gurugram, Faridabad, Noida, and Greater Noida. The 60-km line will feature six stations and integrate with the Ghaziabad-Jewar Airport corridor. The project awaits Haryana government approval to begin detailed project report preparation, promising enhanced NCR connectivity.

The Haryana government has announced plans to establish incubation centers to support young entrepreneurs starting their own businesses. In the first phase, these centers will be opened in Gurugram, Manesar, and Faridabad, offering subsidized workspace and modern amenities. HSIIDC has already identified suitable locations, and the project draft will soon be presented to CM Saini for approval

The Haryana Government has established a special Aravalli patrolling unit following over 50 forest fires in Gurugram, Faridabad, and Nuh districts in just two weeks. Environmentalists claim these fires are deliberate attempts to clear land near the Bandhwari landfill, threatening the region's fragile ecosystem.

The article brings anecdotes from his life, showcasing his early struggles, his passion for raginis, and his defiance of societal norms.

BJP dominated Haryana's municipal elections, winning 9 of 10 mayoral seats and numerous council positions, delivering a significant blow to Congress in its strongholds and establishing what party leaders call a "triple-engine" government in the state.

The 38th Suraj Kund International Crafts Mela concludes on a high note, marking significant growth in cultural tourism with 15 lakh visitors and participation from artisans worldwide.

Vipul Goel's remarkable journey from a Delhi University graduate to Haryana's Cabinet Minister combines business success with dedicated public service. His innovative initiatives and loyalty to BJP, even during challenging times, have earned him strong public support.

As Haryana welcomes 2025, the hospitality sector anticipates a Rs 100 crore revenue boost from New Year celebrations. Gurugram leads with Rs 50 crore projected earnings, while other cities offer varied entertainment packages. Meanwhile, farmer unions opt out of celebrations in solidarity with their ongoing protests.

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.

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

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

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

Union Minister Rao Inderjit Singh announces BJP's likely victory in South Haryana based on initial polling trends. His daughter Arti Singh Rao, contesting from Ateli constituency, receives positive feedback from booth agents. Both leaders credit party workers for their dedicated campaign efforts. 

Congress candidates in Haryana are making ambitious promises, including claims to deputy chief minister positions and guarantees of government jobs, as they campaign for the upcoming state assembly elections. These statements have sparked controversy and raised questions about pre-election tactics.

Amit Shah held two rallies in Haryana, challenging former CM Bhupinder Hooda to a debate and supporting Nayab Saini as BJP's CM face. He criticized Congress for internal conflicts and accused Rahul Gandhi of spreading misinformation about OBC reservation.

The BJP has released its second list of candidates for the Haryana Assembly elections, replacing seven sitting MLAs, including two ministers. The list features loyalists of Rao Inderjit Singh and Manohar Lal Khattar, as well as two Muslim candidates in key constituencies.

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

Hooda, after his impressive roadshow in Ahirwal, today raised the demand for the Ahir Regiment. Hooda, showing his support for the demand for Ahir Regiment, posted his application submitted in Parliament to raise this issue in zero hour, on X. He stated, ‘Valour of Yaduvanshis needs no introduction. Ahirs have been at the forefront of safeguarding the motherland since time immemorial."

Two Congress candidates who lost in recent Lok Sabha elections have requested EVM re-verification in select booths. The Election Commission has accepted their applications, following new Standard Operating Procedures. This move highlights ongoing debates about electronic voting integrity and electoral transparency in India's democratic process.

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

Ahead of the Lok Sabha election results in Haryana, the Congress party has prepared an internal report estimating it will win 8 seats and lose 2 seats.

As political parties in Haryana review the outcome of the Lok Sabha elections, the BJP's internal report has raised concerns over potential shrinking of its victory margins in some key constituencies. While the party remains optimistic about its overall win, the report points to challenges in Rohtak and Sirsa, and tough battles in four other seats. 

The recently concluded Lok Sabha elections in Haryana witnessed a fierce battle between the BJP and the Congress-led INDIA alliance. With a 5.5% dip in voter turnout compared to previous polls, the fight for the 10 seats was intense, with at least 7 constituencies witnessing a close contest. The BJP, which had swept all seats in 2019, faced headwinds from the farmers' protest and a resurgent opposition. Let's delve into the key battlegrounds and the factors that could tilt the scales. 

With the mercury touching 45 degrees in most parts of the state, polling was affected in the day due to the hot winds and Haryana saw biggest dip in the polling percentage as compared to the 8 states and UT's.

Ground story and research work on cross-regional families in Mahendragarh. A detailed study by Ankit, Ph.D. scholar at the University of Wroclaw, Poland.

A Panchayat backing former MLA Karan Singh Dalal has demanded the Congress party to replace its Faridabad candidate with Dalal. If the demand is not met by May 6, Dalal will be free to contest from another party, though not as an independent candidate.

The Haryana Election Commission is engaging musical bands to perform election-themed songs, aiming to encourage young voters to exercise their franchise in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. This unique initiative, along with other innovative approaches like the 'Voters-in-Queue' app, seeks to boost voter turnout among the youth.

While the congress is still coping with the internal factionalism in the party unit, BJP already declared the list of candidates in the states. From south haryana BJP has repeated same candidates for Gurugram, Mahendragarh-bhiwani, Faridabad. Looking at the current political scenario south haryana seems an easy cake walk for the saffron party.

The Congress party is grappling with finalizing its Lok Sabha candidates in Haryana, with three seats - Bhiwani-Mahendragarh, Gurugram, and Rohtak - causing intense disagreements. Amid the impasse, the party is considering involving Rahul Gandhi to resolve the issue as the Central Election Committee and a sub-committee have failed to reach a consensus.

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.

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

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

The 37th Surajkund International Crafts Mela concluded after 17 days, celebrating global artistry and cultural exchange. Governor Dattatreya hailed its evolution from humble beginnings to worldwide acclaim, emphasising its role in promoting art and craft. International participation and recognition of artisans highlighted the event's success and cultural richness.

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

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.

MLA Neeraj Sharma plans to attend the assembly in a shroud adorned with religious verses and constituency issues. Speaker Gian Chand Gupta denies permission, citing decorum violations. Sharma insists on inspection, emphasizing the symbolic nature. The controversy raises concerns about parliamentary norms and legislator expression in the upcoming session.

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.

Today, various cities in Haryana, including Hisar, Gurugram, Charkhi Dadri, and Faridabad, witnessed grand celebrations as they marked the historic occasion of Lord Rama's Prana Pratishtha at the Ayodhya temple. Devotees participated in processions, Yajnas, and cultural events, spreading joy and unity. Leaders from different spheres also joined in the spiritual festivities, emphasizing the significance of this monumental day.

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.

The India International Science Festival concludes in Haryana, marked by Chief Minister Manohar Lal's announcement of Science Cities in Gurugram and Faridabad. Lal commends Indian scientists for their global contributions, particularly in developing COVID-19 vaccines. The event attracts thousands of students, showcasing the timeless relevance of science. The Chief Minister also touches upon advancements in drone technology, emphasizing its applications in agriculture and various sectors. In the closing remarks, Lal reflects on the historical and contemporary significance of Ayodhya, announcing the realization of the Ram Temple dream.

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

Haryana 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.

Haryana grapples with a setback in the Swachh Survekshan 2023 rankings, as none of its cities make it to the Top 100 nationally. Poor public feedback, inadequate waste segregation, and certification challenges contribute to the decline. Urgent introspection and a concrete strategy are deemed essential to revive the state's cleanliness reputation.

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

Commemorating Raja Nahar Singh on Balidan Diwas, this tribute reflects on the legendary hero's pivotal role in India's independence struggle. Born in 1823, his royal lineage shaped his sense of duty. A benevolent leader, he championed socio-economic welfare. His fierce resistance to British rule in 1857 showcased strategic brilliance. Balidan Diwas honours his sacrifice, symbolising the spirit of sacrifice and resilience in India's fight for freedom.

फरीदाबाद, हरियाणा में राजनीतिक गतिविधियों में उच्चतम तापमान है। कांग्रेस, आईएनएलडी, और बीजेपी ने एक साथ ठोंकी ताल। कांग्रेस ने लंबे समय बाद कार्यकर्ता सम्मेलन किया, जबकि इनेलो और बीजेपी ने भी शक्ति प्रदर्शन किया। भाजपा ने नए जिलाध्यक्ष के साथ कार्यकारिणी गठन की तैयारी की। चुनाव साल में सभी पार्टियां अपनी तैयारी में लगी हैं, लोकसभा और विधानसभा चुनावों की एक साथ तैयारी में हैं।

The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has issued directives specifying that all vehicles transporting minor minerals to stone crushers/screening plants in Faridabad, Gurugram, and Nuh districts must be equipped with Global Positioning System (GPS) by February 28. The order, dated December 11, emphasises tracking the route through GPS, checkpoints, and radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags.