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His statement that the doors of the CM office are 24/7, open for the Sarpanches of Haryana, in the desi Karnal-Ambala slang went viral on social media and also made the headlines. Come October, it will be interesting to see how Saini’s attempt to create the bonhomie and woo the Sarpanches of Haryana will pay back and help Saini form the next government or not.

Chandrawal was a huge hit in Haryanvi cinema, much like "Sholay" was in Bollywood. If your roots are from Haryana, you must have heard of it at least once in your life. What made this movie first of its kind in Haryanvi cinema was its ability to derive from the reality of those times, depicting the tensions between different castes, conflict between traditions and individual freedom, and the courage to change status quo. The presence of phenomenal folk music in the movie is yet another reason for its success and is something that has its legacy continued in Haryanvi music industry even today.

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.

After a narrower-than-expected election win, MP Rao Inderjit Singh confronts Gurgaon officials about poor city services. He demands quick solutions to water, power, and sanitation problems, warning that voter dissatisfaction could affect future elections. Singh emphasizes the need to maintain Gurgaon's "Millennium City" status.

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

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. 

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

Bhupinder Singh Hooda, Leader of Opposition in Haryana, criticized the BJP government's policies and predicted its defeat in upcoming Assembly elections. At workers' meetings in Jind and Kaithal, Hooda announced Congress's promises, including increased pensions, free electricity, and affordable gas cylinders, while urging party workers to expose BJP's failures.

Congress MP Jai Prakash's remarks suggesting women can't inherit political legacies have sparked outrage. Former Congress member Kiran Choudhry and current MP Kumari Selja strongly condemned the statement. BJP has joined the criticism, demanding an apology from Prakash and the Congress party for the alleged anti-women sentiment. 

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

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. 

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.

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.

Congress delegation urges Haryana Governor to dismiss BJP government, claiming it lacks majority. Former CM Hooda dismisses factionalism concerns and criticizes BJP's governance. Recent defections and electoral challenges add complexity to the political landscape. Congress remains open to consultations for Rajya Sabha seat despite lacking numbers.

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.

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. 

In a startling turn of events, Kiran Choudhry, a prominent Congress MLA from Tosham, has openly criticized the party's ticket distribution process and leadership in Haryana, claiming that the Congress has no future in the state. Her remarks have sent shockwaves through the party ranks.

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.

Following losses in Lok Sabha elections, BJP plans to nominate an SC candidate for the vacant Rajya Sabha seat in Haryana. The move aims to regain support from Dalit voters who, along with Jats, shifted away from the party, causing concerns for upcoming assembly elections.

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

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

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

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

It is only because Modi has altered and redefined the idea of political and electoral successes, therefore something that ten years ago would have been viewed as a great success is now viewed as a setback!  That Modi is coming back straight for the third time and will be at the helm of affairs for the next 5 years is itself extraordinary in Indian politics.

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

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

It is worth remembering that the regional satraps wielded strong power in Haryana since the formation of the state in 1966. Many stalwarts Like Bansi Lal, Bhajan Lal, Devi Lal, and Om Prakash Chautala formed their parties to consolidate their vote base against the strong influence of the Congress and BJP in the state.

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

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

Over time the capital Chandigarh became a controversial issue and the political parties of Punjab repeatedly urged the central government to merge Chandigarh with Punjab. But since 1966, Chandigarh as capital city of Haryana also became an emotional issue for the Haryanvi people and their identity.

His commitment and dedication to the farming community of the country earned him the efficacy of “the champion of farmers” and the country commemorates his birthday as 'Kisan Diwas'. He carried out a great deal of work for farmers during his life. The country today remembers the great farmer leader on his 37th death anniversary.

The high-voltage electoral battle for Haryana's 10 Lok Sabha seats and the Karnal Assembly bypoll is set to culminate today, with the fate of 223 candidates, including prominent leaders, hanging in the balance. The closely contested polls have seen intense campaigning, with the outcome likely to impact the upcoming Assembly elections. 

With the election campaign in Haryana drawing to a close, political heavyweights Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra made their final pitches to voters. As the state prepares for the May 25 polls, strict measures are in place to ensure a fair and orderly electoral process.

UP CM Yogi Adityanath praised BJP's Kurukshetra candidate Naveen Jindal, calling him a 'Sanatani' for attending the Ram Temple consecration event. He slammed the opposition for not thinking about people and the country, and claimed BJP brought development and improved law and order.

In a scathing attack on the opposition, BJP national president JP Nadda accused Rahul Gandhi of being 'anti-national' and claimed that Sonia Gandhi cried for terrorists during the Batla House encounter. He also targeted the opposition alliance, calling it an 'arrogant' coalition formed for self-interest.

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

Former Chief Minister Manohar Lal confidently addressed a rally in Balla village, emphasising the BJP's strong leadership under Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He criticised the opposition for their weak leadership and lack of confidence. Highlighting BJP's commitment to service and merit-based progress, he predicted another historic victory for the party in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. 

Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami is energetically campaigning in Haryana, rallying support for BJP candidates Banto Kataria in Ambala and Naveen Jindal in Kurukshetra. By appealing to the significant Uttarakhand voter base in these constituencies, Dhami aims to boost BJP's chances in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav addressed a rally in Kosli, seeking support for BJP's Rohtak candidate Dr. Arvind Sharma. He praised PM Modi's leadership, accused Congress of dividing society, and claimed BJP would win over 400 seats in the Lok Sabha polls. 

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.

The ongoing campaigning for the Lok Sabha elections in Haryana has taken an unprecedented turn, with villagers and farmers posing tough questions to political leaders, particularly from the BJP and the Jannayak Janta Party (JJP), on a range of issues affecting their lives.

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

Manohar Lal even with a sore throat looked enthusiastic as ever and appealed to people of gannaur to vote Mohan Lal Badoli on the upcoming 25th May. After the rally, people were heard raising the slogan of "Mhara Modi-Mhara Manohar".

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.

In a significant political development, Jannayak Janata Party (JJP) leader Dushyant Chautala has thrown his weight behind the Congress's efforts to overthrow the Nayab Singh Saini-led government in Haryana, citing the ruling coalition's loss of majority.

With just 17 days left for polling, haryana is in the middle of another political crisis as the three independent legislators switched sides from bjp to congress yesterday. Now, Dushyant chautala also offered his support to congress attempting to topple the BJP government in the election season.

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.

BJP candidate Ashok Tanwar filed his nomination for the Sirsa Lok Sabha seat in the presence of CM Nayab Saini and several ministers, showcasing the party's determination to win the seat. 

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.

As the Lok Sabha elections approach, the regional parties JJP and INLD in Haryana find themselves fighting for survival, with their once-strong Jat vote bank under threat. Caught between the BJP and Congress, these parties face an uphill battle to remain relevant in state politics.

The Haryana Chief Minister heavily criticized Congress, demanding they list promises kept over 60 years. BJP candidate Jindal pledged to open skills training centers to prepare youth for jobs.

The discontent in congress party which was rising from many days has resurfaced again after Raj Babbar's name was cleared for Gurugram seat. The senior leaders of party are believed to be in discomfort and feeling sidelined from their own party after the ticket distribution.

In a strong attack on the opposition Congress party, Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini accused them of making false promises and promoting corruption during their tenure. He lauded the BJP government's development agenda, welfare schemes, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, urging the public to re-elect the BJP for continued progress.

The BJP has lined up 40 star campaigners including PM Modi, HM Shah, and BJP CMs for the Haryana polls. Attempt to unite dissenting voices like Khattar, Vij and Bishnoi. Aims to leverage top leaders' appeal to retain all 10 seats.

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.

Senior leaders from the Jannayak Janata Party (JJP), including national secretary Ashok Sherwal and state general secretary Kusum Sherwal, joined the BJP in Panchkula. CM Nayab Singh Sani welcomed the defectors, crediting PM Modi's policies as the driving force behind the influx of leaders.

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

congress has fielded the inexperienced Divyanshu budhiraja from karnal seat against Haryana's ex- cm manohar lal Khattar. With Maratha Virender Verma in the ground the contest has become more interesting. Karnal Lok Sabha seat is known for giving surprising results, thus it will be interesting to watch how the people of karnal will vote in 2024

The Jannayak Janta Party has announced its full list of candidates, including experienced politicians and new faces, to contest all 10 parliamentary seats in Haryana against the ruling BJP in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

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

Former Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar intensified his campaign in Kaithal, seeking votes for BJP candidate Naveen Jindal. He highlighted the BJP's achievements, attacked the opposition, and promised continued development if the party is voted back to power. Khattar exuded confidence in the BJP's victory across all seats in the state.

With opposition parties yet to declare candidates, the BJP is going all out in Karnal. Transport Minister Aseem Goel and CM's wife Suman Saini led separate campaigns, targeting youth, women, traders, and teachers. They highlighted Modi's achievements, slammed Congress, and sought votes for Khattar and Saini.

Haryana's politics once dominated by strong and traditional caste hierarchies, went through a seismic shift in 2014 when congress badly lost the 2014 Lok Sabha elections in front of the modi juggernaut. Since, 2014 Haryana congress is marred by internal factionalism and power blocs in the state party unit.

The state which once used to be the abode of caste and traditional family politics, chose to break the legacy of nepotism and corruption. With PM Modi's resounding victory in 2014, BJP tasted his first major electoral success in the state. It will be interesting to see how BJP performs in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

During his campaign, Rajya Sabha MP Deepender Hooda met residents and promised to abolish the portal system, which he claimed had caused inconveniences. He vowed to increase pensions to Rs 6,000 per month, the highest in the country, and reinstate ration cards for those who had lost them.

Haryana CM Nayab Saini met Kuldeep Bishnoi to seek support for BJP's Hisar candidate Ranjit Chautala. Saini invited Bishnoi to attend the party's Hisar rally on April 29. The meeting aimed to address concerns over ticket distribution and garner support from Bishnoi's influence in the region.

Ashok Tanwar, once considered among the future of Haryana congress and close aide of congress Yuvraj Rahul Gandhi shifted his loyalties to BJP earlier this year. Tanwar is looking to make a comeback from the sirsa seat. While the congress is still brainstorming on ticket distribution, the name of kumari shelja for the seat of sirsa against Tanwar is making rounds in political circles.

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.

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.

Manohar Lal Khattar, the former Haryana CM and BJP's Karnal candidate, refrained from commenting on Digvijay Chautala's statements, saying Chautala wants to fuel the issue. The controversy revolves around allegations of corruption against Dushyant Chautala, with calls for an investigation from Khattar and the current CM.

Digvijay Chautala launched a scathing attack on Manohar Lal Khattar, branding the former Haryana CM as the "weakest candidate" from Karnal. Chautala predicted a tough road ahead for Khattar, claiming he would fail to even get elected as a municipal councillor in the future.

Former Haryana CMs Manohar Lal Khattar and Bhupinder Singh Hooda exchanged taunts in Bahadurgarh over their parties' prospects in the Lok Sabha polls. While Khattar claimed BJP's dominance, Hooda expressed confidence in Congress' resurgence.

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

The INLD named wrestling legend Anup Singh Dahiya as its Sonepat candidate, aiming to woo Jats and the sports fraternity. It announced nominees for 3 seats while withholding 4 others, awaiting the Congress list. Abhay Chautala extended support to Rode leader Varinder Maratha, eyeing votes from the community.

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

The 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.

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

Naina Chautala's message to those leaving JJP emphasizes that true workers stay loyal. She ridicules the 'Aaya Ram Gaya Ram' phenomenon, criticizing those driven by greed. She applauds Dushyant's achievements and urges support for him in the elections.

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.

Manoj Wadhwa, former Karnal deputy mayor, resigns from BJP. Likely to join Congress and contest Karnal Assembly bypoll against CM Nayab Singh Saini, the BJP candidate. Wadhwa's political shift and potential Congress candidacy add intrigue to the upcoming Karnal bypoll.

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

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

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.

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.

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

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has launched a scathing attack on the Congress party, claiming that the BJP-led government has brought about "unprecedented development" in the country and the state. Saini praised the BJP's "right policy, intention and leadership," and said that every citizen is taking "full advantage" of the development initiatives under the NDA regime.

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.

YouTuber's viral mimicry of Dushyant Chautala, mocking the BJP-JJP alliance breakup, attracts Chautala's attention. Ashish Malik's humorous video prompts a personal meeting with the former Deputy CM. The encounter underscores the growing influence of social media influencers in political discourse and highlights the evolving dynamics of digital communication.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini boosts BJP's campaign in Ratia, endorsing PM Modi's development agenda. Saini highlights Modi's efforts in poverty alleviation and farmer welfare, contrasting them with Congress's rhetoric. However, farmers protest with black flags, demanding resolution of grievances. The clash underscores tensions amid political campaigning and agricultural concerns.

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.

Former CM Manohar Lal Khattar ramps up his campaign for the Karnal Lok Sabha seat, expressing unwavering confidence in victory. Despite the Opposition's delay in candidate announcements, Khattar intensifies efforts, emphasising Modi government's achievements and addressing constituents' concerns, aiming to secure BJP's electoral success in Haryana.

Olympic boxer Vijender Singh's defection from the Congress to the BJP highlights his ideological alignment with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision. Singh cited discomfort with internal conflicts within Congress and a desire to prioritise national progress. His move underscores shifting political dynamics in Haryana ahead of upcoming elections.

The viral audio clip purportedly featuring former Union Minister Chaudhary Birender Singh expressing electoral concerns over Hisar and Sonipat constituencies has stirred political debates in Haryana. Singh's apprehensions over potential disruptions in Sonipat contrast with his perceived confidence in Hisar's security, reflecting strategic considerations ahead of the elections.

Former Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar convenes strategy meetings with senior leaders in Hisar, ahead of Lok Sabha elections. The session, attended by prominent figures, focuses on election feedback and upcoming strategies. Recent campaign incidents, including farmer protests, highlight the dynamic electoral environment. Khattar's proactive approach signals BJP's readiness for the polls.

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.

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.

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

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini criticises Congress for neglecting Mewat's progress, highlighting BJP's developmental initiatives during a rally in Nuh. Saini contrasts BJP's governance with Congress's alleged corruption, emphasising transparent job allocation. He reassures farmers and urges re-election of current MP Rao Inderjit Singh.

Former Kurukshetra MP Naveen Jindal, previously with Congress, joins BJP after a decade, nominated for Lok Sabha seat. Despite the coal scam controversy, BJP's Central Election Committee approves candidacy. Jindal, son of India's richest woman, aims for political resurgence amidst familial stronghold. Political landscape in Kurukshetra awaits unfolding drama.

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.

Former Kurukshetra MP Naveen Jindal and Independent MLA Ranjit Chautala joined BJP, dealing a blow to Congress. Jindal will contest from Kurukshetra, while Chautala from Hisar in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. Their defection marks a significant shift in Haryana's political landscape ahead of the polls.

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.

CM Nayab Singh Saini visits his native village Mirzapur Majra in Ambala for the first time since assuming office. Accompanied by his wife and ministers, he pays respects, remembers former MP Rattan Lal Kataria, and urges support for Lok Sabha candidate Banto Kataria. Emphasises unity and gratitude, vows to prioritise constituents' needs.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini visits his hometown and meets with former minister Anil Vij to sort out their differences. Vij welcomes him warmly, showing a chance for them to make peace. This meeting comes after Saini promises to keep supporting the BJP despite some changes in alliances. Their talk suggests they might resolve their issues.

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

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini extends an olive branch to former Home Minister Anil Vij amidst growing discontent within the BJP ranks. Saini acknowledges Vij's seniority, offering reconciliation over tea, amidst rumours of party rifts. Vij's absence and vocal expressions of discontent underscore simmering tensions within the party.

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

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.

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.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini launches BJP's election campaign, rallying party workers in Ambala and Kurukshetra. He urges support for Banto Kataria in Ambala and emphasises re-electing Narendra Modi for a third term. Saini criticises AAP leaders in Kurukshetra and pledges unwavering commitment to serving Haryana's residents.

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.

Haryana's newly appointed CM Nayab Singh Saini received a warm welcome in Ambala, where he addressed party workers ahead of the upcoming elections. Expressing gratitude for the support, Saini emphasized unity within the BJP and reaffirmed his commitment to public welfare, promising to address concerns and ensure justice.

A purported illicit video involving a BJP MP sparks a political dispute in Haryana. BJP accuses Congress's Deepender Hooda of orchestrating controversy, while Congress alleges BJP engaging in dirty politics. Arrests, FIRs, and counter-allegations ensue. Both parties trade barbs as tensions escalate ahead of elections. Video's authenticity remains unverified.

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.

Former CM Khattar expresses joy as Nayab Saini takes over, comparing it to familial pride. BJP swiftly replaced Khattar with Saini, signaling a strategic shift. Khattar highlights BJP's readiness for change, contrasting it with opposition's discord. Saini vows to continue state's development, echoing BJP's commitment to electoral success.

Haryana's 2024 Lok Sabha elections present a four-cornered contest, with BJP aiming to retain its dominance by appealing to non-Jat and urban voters, while Congress seeks to capitalise on anti-incumbency sentiments driven by unemployment and inflation. Strategic manoeuvres and divergent narratives shape the battleground as parties vie for electoral supremacy.

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.

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

Renowned Haryanvi singer Amit Saini's 9-year-old son, Mannat, tragically died in a scooter accident in Rohtak. The collision with a pickup truck on Jind Road left Mannat fatally injured, despite efforts to save him. Police are investigating the incident, with the pickup truck driver currently at large.

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'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 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.

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.

Amit Shah shared insights on the BJP-JJP split in Haryana, stating it ended amicably due to disagreements over seat allocation. He praised former CM Manohar Lal Khattar's leadership, hinting at potential roles for him. The split allows both parties to focus on their core voter bases, fostering future collaboration possibilities.

A boiler blast at the Life-Long factory in Haryana's Rewari district injured around 40 workers, with three in critical condition. Prompt medical assistance was provided, and investigations are ongoing to ascertain the cause. Authorities are ensuring the safety of workers and assessing the situation to prevent future incidents.

Former Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar's resignation triggers a by-election for the Karnal Assembly seat, set for May 25. OBC leader Nayab Singh Saini replaced Khattar as CM. Khattar retains BJP candidacy for Karnal Lok Sabha constituency. The election coincides with Lok Sabha polls. Karnal, known for agriculture, faces a pivotal political shift.

Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini meets top BJP leaders, including PM Modi, expressing confidence in BJP's victory on all 10 Lok Sabha seats. Saini highlights welfare schemes' impact, pledges to continue developmental momentum. Affirms party unity, ongoing discussions on Cabinet expansion. Dissolves alliance with JJP, emphasizing leadership-driven decision.

Former Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar passes leadership to Nayab Singh Saini in a traditional hawan ceremony, marking a symbolic transition. Saini's assumption of office emphasises continuity and adherence to Indian traditions. With five ministers, including Kanwar Pal and Mool Chand Sharma, sworn in, Haryana enters a new governance phase under Saini's leadership.

Former Haryana Minister Anil Vij endorses the 'One Nation-One Election' proposal, citing its potential to alleviate resource strain and expenses incurred due to frequent elections. Criticising Arvind Kejriwal's opposition, Vij celebrates his 71st birthday, with well-wishers including The Great Khali and Kanhaiya Mittal, gathering at his residence.

Former Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar resigns from both his legislative seat and as CM, entrusting his constituency to Nayab Singh Saini. Emotionally bidding farewell, Khattar emphasizes his commitment to serving Haryana. With BJP's nod, he eyes the Karnal Lok Sabha seat, symbolizing a shift to national politics. His legacy of governance and transparency resonates as he embarks on this new journey.

The BJP nominated former Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar for the Karnal Lok Sabha seat, indicating a potential national role. Khattar's journey from RSS pracharak to MLA to Lok Sabha hopeful reflects his political evolution. With a commitment to transparency and unity, Khattar hopes for continued voter support as he ventures into broader horizons in national politics.

Known as committed party man and close confidante of Manohar lal Khattar, Nayab singh saini, was rewarded by the BJP for his years of hardwoork after manohar lal khattar and his cabinet submitted his resignation to the governor on tuesday.

The recent politcal developments in the state which led to the change in guard and induction of Nayab Singh Saini as Haryana's CM has made the politcs of the state more unpredictable and interesting ahead of the 2024 lok sabha elections.

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.

Haryana announces "Jai Jai Jai Haryana!" as its official state song after a rigorous selection process by the State Song Selection Committee. Led by MLA Laxman Singh Yadav, the committee finalised the anthem, reflecting the state's history and culture. Bollywood singer Kailash Kher is set to record the anthem pending final approval, sparking excitement.

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

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.

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

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.

AAP and Congress finalise an alliance for Haryana's Lok Sabha elections. Congress is likely to offer AAP Kurukshetra seat. The constituency, historically Congress's stronghold, saw BJP's 2014 victory. Jat dominance adds complexity. With alliances forming, a fierce electoral battle looms, promising a significant political shift.

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.

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

The 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.

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.

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

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.

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

The state unit of Haryana AAP party stated that in protest against the increasing unemployment in the state, the party workers will do gherao of cm khattar's residence in karnal on 7thg feb.

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

Former Haryana CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda slammed the BJP-JJP government, revealing widespread scams in Farmer Producer Organizations (FPO) and crop insurance schemes. He highlighted the creation of fake FPOs, resulting in massive embezzlement, leaving around 3 lakh farmers without crop insurance. Hooda demanded immediate corrective action and a high-level inquiry.

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 launched a series of development projects worth 2,000 crores from Hisar, addressing unemployment concerns and refuting exaggerated figures by the opposition. Lal emphasized the government's commitment to job creation, foreign investments, and comprehensive infrastructure development, showcasing a holistic approach to state progress.

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.

The Haryana government announces recruitment for the Army Boys Sports Company in Bengaluru, targeting young athletes aged 8 to 14 in boxing, hockey, rowing, and swimming. Specific height and weight criteria apply. Successful candidates will receive free education, accommodation, and meals, with a chance to join the Indian Army as Agniveer.

Former Haryana Congress president Ashok Tanwar's surprising shift to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), his fourth party in five years, underscores the fluidity of political alliances. Tanwar praised PM Modi's leadership, emphasizing its transformative impact. His induction, accompanied by familial ties claimed by Chief Minister Khattar, adds complexity to Haryana's political dynamics.

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.

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.

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.

Renowned wrestler Gunga Pahalwan, from Jhajjar, urges PM Narendra Modi to create a secure environment for India's daughters, emphasizing the honour award recipients bring to their families. He previously encouraged Sakshi Malik to retire on a high note and vowed to return his Padma Shri award in support.

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.

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.

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.

Chief Minister Khattar ‘s Lohri gift included a government bus service for Zarifabad students. During 'Jan Samvad' programs, he addressed public grievances, announced development initiatives, and pledged 60,000 jobs in the next six months. The day showcased his commitment to governance and community engagement.

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.

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.

The "donkey route" for illegal immigration involves travellers pretending to be experienced tourists with a full passport of stamps. In 2023, 96,917 Indians were arrested trying to enter the US illegally, with Nicaragua being a popular transit due to lax policies. Agents advise creating a fake tourist image for safer passage.

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।

Haryana is consolidating schools with fewer than 20 students, relocating 7,349 pupils to nearby government schools. Despite concerns about distances exceeding one kilometre, the government plans to address transportation issues. Chief Minister Khattar's special bus service initiative received public acclaim. The move, though facing opposition, reflects a commitment to optimizing resources and improving education statewide.

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

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.

BJP President JP Nadda's energetic roadshow in Panchkula, Haryana, showcased strong public support, with enthusiastic crowds and flower showers. Accompanied by state leaders, including Chief Minister Khattar, the event aimed to consolidate the party's presence. The leaders expressed confidence in the BJP's electoral success in Haryana's upcoming polls and national elections.

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.

The Haryana Civil Medical Services Association, representing government doctors, has reported positive developments in ongoing discussions with the state government. The government has reportedly agreed to certain demands, providing hope for a favourable resolution to all issues raised by the doctors' body.

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.

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.

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 Congress leader Deepender Hooda expressed his gratitude, claiming a substantial victory in approximately 50 out of 70 seats bordering Haryana. Notably, the Shekhawati belt in North Rajasthan, encompassing districts like Neem ka Thana, Jhunjhunu, and Sikar, witnessed a remarkable performance by Congress, securing 29 out of 34 seats.