Nuh

Nuh police arrested five suspected Youth Congress workers for spraying black paint on BJP leaders' posters on roadways buses. Accused identified as Harish, Amir, Wasid, Afaq Khan (former NSUI president), and Mubin. Separately, Panipat police arrested Youth Congress Israna president Vineet Kharab for similar offense. Cases registered under BNS and Defacement of Public Property Act.

Haryana's Class 12 English paper was leaked in Nuh and Palwal districts on Thursday, forcing authorities to cancel exams at affected centers and take legal action against examination officials and students involved.

Haryana's 12th board exams began today with immediate reports of the English paper being leaked in Nuh district within 30 minutes of the exam's start. Police chased away crowds gathered to help students cheat, while in Sonipat, people were seen climbing walls to pass cheat sheets.

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

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

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. 

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.

CM Nayab Singh Saini slammed previous governments for neglecting Mewat, accusing them of treating it as a mere vote bank, while praising the BJP's development initiatives in the region.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.