The Haryana Story

Air India has temporarily suspended seven international routes and reduced frequencies on several overseas flights till August 2026 due to airspace restrictions and rising jet fuel prices. Major routes across the US, Europe, Australia and Asia are affected as the airline undertakes a large-scale operational reshuffle to improve stability and reduce disruptions for passengers.

German influencer LizLaz claimed she was allegedly offered money to publicly target Virat Kohli during the viral Instagram “like” controversy. She refused the offer and defended the cricketer, calling him one of her favourites. The issue has intensified social media debates, memes, and speculation surrounding Kohli’s online activity.

Hisar Airport is fast emerging as a regional aviation hub, recording over 1,000 flights within a year of its launch. While routes to Ayodhya, Delhi, Chandigarh, and Jaipur are operational, flights to Ahmedabad and Jammu remain pending due to aircraft shortages. The Haryana government is now planning discussions with Alliance Air to expedite these services.

A controversy erupted in Haryana after BJP MP Rekha Sharma’s alleged remark on former CM Bhajan Lal. Supporters protested in Panipat and filed a police complaint, demanding action and an apology. The issue has intensified political tensions, with calls for accountability and a possible escalation of protests if no response comes.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court has issued strict directions prohibiting judicial officers from using AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot for drafting judgments or legal research. The court warned that violations would be taken seriously, emphasizing that judicial reasoning must remain human-driven. The move follows similar restrictions by the Gujarat High Court and reflects rising concerns over accuracy, accountability, and lack of regulation in AI use. The directive highlights a cautious approach—leveraging technology for efficiency, but keeping core judicial functions insulated to preserve the integrity of the justice delivery system.

A transgender former student of Ashoka University is at the centre of a dispute between her family and authorities. While parents allege indoctrination, the woman has asserted her right to live independently. The Haryana State Commission for Women has asked police to produce her to assess her well-being.

A viral video from Ambala showing an unresponsive man has sparked nationwide debate on “zombie drugs.” Social media users linked it to Fentanyl, but no official confirmation exists. Following a similar Chandigarh incident, the case highlights rising concerns over drug abuse and misinformation online.

A man in Kaithal allegedly killed his 11-year-old daughter and staged a fake kidnapping call. Identified as Govardhan, he later confessed during interrogation. The crime, reportedly driven by suspicion over his wife’s character, has shocked the region and raised serious concerns about domestic violence and child safety.

A Mumbai court has acquitted all accused in the 2016 killing of Sandeep Gadoli, citing lack of evidence. The case, long surrounded by “fake encounter” allegations, remains controversial. Gadoli’s family plans to appeal, ensuring the debate over police conduct and accountability continues

The Supreme Court of India has urged the Punjab and Haryana High Court to consider relaxing the 45% marks requirement for SC candidates in Haryana Civil Judge exams. While upholding the High Court’s decision, it allowed candidates to seek relief administratively, especially as many reserved posts remain vacant.

Nayab Singh Saini assured that Haryana has no shortage of petrol, diesel, or LPG, blaming panic buying for long queues. The government has cracked down on hoarding and announced major PNG policy reforms to expand gas access and strengthen energy infrastructure.

Authorities in Faridabad have banned reels and memes in government schools during school hours to maintain discipline and protect student privacy. Educational content is allowed with permission. Violations will lead to strict action, as officials aim to curb distractions and regulate social media use in schools.

Haryana will set up an HIV viral load testing lab in Panchkula, capable of conducting 15,000 tests annually. The facility will reduce delays, improve treatment monitoring, and ease pressure on Rohtak labs. Funded by the Centre, the move strengthens decentralised healthcare services in the state.

Two Congress MLAs in Haryana — Shalley Chaudhary and Jarnail Singh — have denied cross-voting in Rajya Sabha polls, claiming they supported Karamvir Singh Boudh. Notices were issued to five MLAs, with three yet to respond, deepening internal tensions within the party.

The Board of School Education Haryana has detected 334 cheating cases in ongoing board exams and removed 64 staff for negligence. Compared to previous years, cases have declined. Evaluation will begin on April 2, with results expected in May, reflecting stricter monitoring and improved exam discipline.

The Haryana government has ordered schools and education offices to submit details of all bank accounts and FDs after recent fraud cases. Stricter rules now limit accounts to nationalised banks, with private bank usage requiring approval. The move aims to improve transparency and prevent misuse of public funds.

The Haryana government has transferred 21 IAS and 42 HCS officers in a major administrative reshuffle. Several officials received new roles and additional responsibilities. The move aims to improve governance efficiency and departmental coordination, with all changes taking immediate effect.

In Kurukshetra, over 50 sheep were killed after a pack of stray dogs attacked a flock at night. While 25 died on the spot, many panicked and fell into the Sutlej-Yamuna Link Canal. The incident caused losses of around ₹5 lakh, raising concerns over stray animal attacks.

In Faridabad, youths riding a bike without a number plate were fined ₹23,000 during a traffic drive. Claiming it was their “choice,” they faced strict action as police impounded the vehicle. The incident underscores zero tolerance for traffic violations and careless road behaviour.

A woman in Jhajjar stopped the convoy of Shyam Singh Rana, alleging a 14-year-old land dispute remains unresolved. She claimed repeated visits to authorities yielded no action. The incident, now viral, has raised concerns over administrative accountability and grievance redressal mechanisms.

Haryana Police has removed over 1,500 links related to Badshah’s song Tateeree and warned users against creating or sharing reels. Authorities are tracking violators and may take legal action. The crackdown aims to stop the spread of objectionable content across social media platforms.

A ₹150 crore scam linked to municipal accounts in Panchkula is under investigation, with Kotak Mahindra Bank filing a complaint. The case is being probed by the State Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau Haryana. It follows another ₹590 crore banking fraud, prompting tighter scrutiny by the Haryana government.

Over ₹400 crore in dues under Ayushman Bharat remain unpaid in Haryana, prompting the Indian Medical Association to seek intervention from CM Nayab Singh Saini. Hospitals are facing financial strain due to delayed payments and administrative gaps, impacting healthcare delivery across the state.

The Supreme Court of India has stayed a High Court order that had cleared FIRs against HCS officers, halting their promotion to the Indian Administrative Service. With vigilance clearance now unavailable, their elevation is on hold. The case relates to alleged irregularities in the 2001–02 recruitment process.

The Haryana Cabinet is set to consider waiving over ₹16 lakh penal rent for Bhupinder Singh Hooda’s Chandigarh residence, leading to political controversy. Aam Aadmi Party has alleged a political favour linked to Rajya Sabha polls, while Hooda has termed the matter minor. The decision is yet to be finalised.

The Centre is planning to fast-track implementation of the Women's Reservation Act 2023 by delinking it from delimitation and expanding Lok Sabha seats. A special Parliament session may be held to pass amendments. The move aims to ensure 33% reservation for women is implemented before the 2029 elections, though political consensus remains key.

An 80-year-old man in Jind was duped of nearly ₹1 crore in a “digital arrest” scam. Fraudsters posed as officials, kept him under virtual surveillance for days, and forced him to transfer money. Police have registered a case and urged people to stay alert against such cyber frauds targeting senior citizens.

Rewari AIIMS has been approved for 50 MBBS seats, with classes and OPD services likely to begin soon. Rao Inderjit Singh said recruitment is underway, with over 1,700 posts to be filled. The ₹1,700 crore project is expected to boost healthcare and medical education in the region.

A man in Kaithal strangled his wife to death and later confessed to the crime, revealing he had planned suicide but failed to act on it. The accused spent the night beside the body while their children slept nearby. Police arrested him and are investigating the motive, including domestic disputes and suspicion.

Haryana leads North India with 18 fast-track courts, including 14 dedicated to POCSO cases, reflecting a push for quicker trials in child-related crimes. Punjab lags behind with fewer dedicated courts. Nationally, Uttar Pradesh remains on top, though concerns over funding and implementation persist.

Haryana Police has removed 857 online links related to Badshah’s song Tateeree over objectionable content. Authorities have warned of strict legal action against those sharing or creating related videos. Ajay Singhal said the crackdown aims to protect the dignity of women and minors, with digital monitoring further intensified.

The Congress has named four MLAs — Shaili Chaudhary, Mohammad Ilyas, Mohammad Israil and Renubala — for cross-voting in Haryana’s Rajya Sabha elections. Party in-charge B. K. Hariprasad alleged manipulation in the voting process and announced disciplinary action, highlighting internal rifts within the party.

A youth’s body remained lying near a canal in Kurukshetra for nearly four hours as police personnel from two units argued over jurisdiction. The deceased was later identified as 25-year-old Sandeep Kumar after a hospital slip was found in his pocket. Authorities are awaiting the post-mortem report to determine the cause of death.

An 86-year-old landowner, Pratap Singh Yadav, has threatened to reclaim 1,225 sq m of land acquired for National Highway 11 in Rewari if compensation ordered by the court is not paid within 48 hours. The dispute arose after authorities treated his commercial petrol pump land as agricultural while calculating compensation.

Haryana Congress leader Suchitra Singh has accused aides of senior leaders including Priyanka Gandhi and K. C. Venugopal of allegedly taking crores of rupees in exchange for a party ticket from Bawal Assembly constituency. She has filed a complaint with Delhi Police demanding registration of an FIR.

The Union Cabinet has approved a ₹3,631-crore elevated road connecting Faridabad with the upcoming Noida International Airport. The 7.8-km corridor will link the airport with the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway, improving travel time, logistics movement and regional connectivity for Haryana and the NCR.

An FIR has been registered against Signature Global and its contractors after seven workers were killed in a wall collapse at a construction site in Gurugram’s Sidhravali village. The accident occurred during excavation work for an STP. Authorities have ordered an inquiry, while the company has suspended project staff and launched an independent probe.

Haryana may face an LPG shortage as global supply disruptions caused by tensions in West Asia affect energy shipments. Following an advisory from the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, oil companies have halted commercial LPG supplies and prioritised domestic use. Officials warn existing stocks may last only a few days if fresh supplies are delayed.

Hisar entrepreneur Rajvinder Kaur used sanitary pad packaging to help trace families of women living at a shelter home. By printing their photographs and contact details on packets distributed across the region, she helped reunite three missing women with their relatives. The innovative initiative highlights how simple ideas can bring life-changing results.

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A controversy has erupted after two candidates named Shikha claimed Rank 113 in the Civil Services Examination conducted by the Union Public Service Commission. One claimant is a BDPO posted in Sampla, Rohtak, while another is from Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh. The Haryana officer has sought official clarification from UPSC to resolve the confusion.

Seven workers were killed and five others injured after an under-construction wall collapsed at a residential project of Signature Global in Sidhrawali village, Gurugram. The accident occurred while labourers were working near a sewerage treatment plant. Rescue teams recovered bodies from the debris, and authorities have launched an investigation into safety lapses.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi visited Madina village in Sonipat to attend the wedding of farmer Sanjay Malik’s daughter. Gandhi spent about an hour with the family, tasted traditional ‘dudh ka churma’, and presented gifts to the bride. The visit revisited his 2023 trip when he had joined farmers in paddy sowing.

Five schools in Gurugram were evacuated after receiving bomb threat emails warning of explosives on campus. Police, bomb squads and sniffer dogs conducted extensive searches but found nothing suspicious. Similar threat emails were also sent to 10 schools in Ludhiana. Authorities have launched an investigation to trace the source of the emails.

Escalating conflict involving Iran has disrupted energy shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, raising fears of LPG shortages in India. Restaurants and hotels report delays in commercial cylinder supplies, prompting warnings of possible shutdowns. The government has prioritised domestic cooking gas and formed a panel to manage distribution, while the hospitality sector prepares contingency measures.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court has ordered the Centre to pay interest to Haryana Vidyut Prasaran Nigam Limited (HVPNL) on a delayed excise duty refund in a dispute dating back nearly 25 years. The court ruled that since the amount was deposited under protest and appellate decisions favoured the company, statutory interest must be paid.

Haryana conducted over 12.40 lakh HIV tests during the current financial year, with 5,877 individuals found positive. The state expanded ART centres, strengthened maternal screening, and intensified awareness campaigns. Over 40,000 patients are receiving treatment, while financial assistance and targeted interventions for high-risk groups aim to curb transmission and reduce stigma across districts.

A Faridabad scrap dealer returned 100 grams of gold jewellery worth ₹15 lakh after a man accidentally sold it as junk during Diwali cleaning. Four months later, the dealer found the ornaments while sorting scrap, verified their authenticity, and handed them over through the police. The incident has been widely praised as a rare example of honesty.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court has directed the Centre to pay interest to Haryana Vidyut Prasaran Nigam Limited (HVPNL) on a delayed excise duty refund in a 25-year-old dispute. The court held that since the duty was deposited under protest and appellate rulings favoured the company, interest under Section 11BB of the Central Excise Act was justified.

The Supreme Court has refused to allow Haryana’s proposed Aravalli Zoo Safari Project, stating that no activity will be permitted in the Aravalli region until experts clearly define its protected boundaries. The court emphasised ecological preservation over development. The project, earlier planned across Gurugram and Nuh, remains on hold pending an expert committee’s final report.

The Haryana Government has amended Group-D recruitment rules, making selection entirely based on Common Eligibility Test (CET) scores. Socio-economic weightage has been removed, and merit will now be prepared purely on exam performance. The CET syllabus carries 75% general subjects and 25% Haryana-specific topics, marking a shift towards a transparent, merit-based recruitment system.

Haryana intensified its crackdown on plastic pollution, issuing 1,849 challans and imposing ₹15.97 lakh in fines within four weeks. The Haryana State Pollution Control Board enforced Plastic Waste Management Rules through surprise inspections and strict monitoring. Authorities warned of zero tolerance for violations, including possible closure of units, stressing environmental protection and public health priorities.

Ahead of the Budget session, the Haryana Government has increased pensions by ₹200 across 13 social security categories, benefiting nearly 30 lakh beneficiaries. Monthly payouts now range from ₹3,200 to ₹14,400, including higher assistance for differently-abled persons, orphaned children and Kashmiri migrant families. The revised rates will be effective from November 2025, with immediate disbursal ordered.

Once a popular lifestyle destination, Gurugram’s 32nd Avenue is facing investor protests, unpaid assured rentals, and strict regulatory scrutiny over safety and construction violations. Declining footfall, outlet closures and legal notices have exposed deeper issues of financial instability and flawed commercial planning, raising concerns about the project’s future viability.

The Haryana government has transferred three IAS officers with immediate effect. Raja Sekhar Vundru has been posted as Additional Chief Secretary, Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs, while retaining the Transport portfolio. D Suresh moves to Fisheries as Principal Secretary, and Shashvat Sangwan becomes Mission Director, Swachh Bharat Mission (Urban).

In a first-of-its-kind move, the Haryana government has introduced a monthly scholarship of Rs 5,000 to Rs 8,000 for children of martyrs and battle or operational casualties from the Armed Forces and CAPFs. The aid, applicable from Class VI to post-graduation, will be given irrespective of other family members being in service.

As the “2016 vs 2026” trend gains traction, Gurugram residents highlight that floods, traffic jams and civic failures remain unchanged after a decade. Social media comparisons have triggered political sparring, with Congress accusing the BJP of neglect, while the MP’s office defends ongoing projects and delays as technical hurdles.

In a second such case within two weeks in Jind district, a woman from Uchana Kalan has given birth to a boy after having nine daughters. The incident has once again highlighted deep-rooted son preference, social pressures and concerns around maternal health, education and gender norms in rural Haryana.

A Haryana tourist has triggered outrage after defacing a Border Roads Organisation milestone at Fotu La Pass in Leh with a “Gurjar” sticker. The viral video has led to calls for strict action, highlighting concerns over irresponsible tourism, damage to public property and lack of civic sense in sensitive border regions.

Two people were burnt alive in a devastating multi-vehicle collision on the Kundli–Manesar–Palwal Expressway in Nuh after a vehicle braked abruptly, triggering a chain crash. A dumper and a container caught fire, causing massive traffic disruption and reviving concerns over safety, speeding and enforcement on the busy expressway.

The Ahlawat khap has issued a seven-day ultimatum to the Haryana government demanding the release of three youths arrested after alleged police encounters in Jhajjar. Terming the encounters “fake”, khap leaders have sought an impartial probe, warning of further action if justice is not ensured within a week.

After the tragic death of basketball player Aman in Bahadurgarh, the Jhajjar district administration has announced a major overhaul of sports infrastructure. Seventeen Rajiv Gandhi Sports Stadiums and key facilities in Bahadurgarh and Jhajjar will be renovated, modernised and equipped with new courts, equipment and regular maintenance systems to improve athlete safety.

The Haryana Rationalisation Commission has flagged mediocrity and poor qualifications among Group B and C government staff as major causes of administrative inefficiency and public dissatisfaction. It has recommended restructuring departments, raising minimum qualifications to graduation for clerks, and filling 50% assistant posts through direct recruitment on the Central Government pattern.

Haryana Police have removed 67 songs glorifying gang culture, weapons and criminal lifestyles from major digital platforms as part of a broader campaign to keep youth away from crime. The STF and Cyber Unit say the crackdown is only the beginning, warning of stricter action against content that promotes violence, gangs and illegal activities.

Haryana plans to develop Kharkhoda as a modern satellite city with an investment of ₹70,000–75,000 crore to boost industrial growth and employment. Talks are underway with Tesla to set up an electric vehicle plant, while the upcoming urban project, alongside Maruti’s presence, is expected to transform the region into a major economic hub.

Congress MP Deepender Hooda has demanded the removal of HPSC chairman Alok Verma, alleging large-scale recruitment of non-Haryanvi candidates in state government jobs. Citing selection data across multiple departments, Hooda accused the government of sidelining Haryana’s youth, misusing reservation provisions, and forcing local aspirants to migrate due to shrinking employment opportunities.

A woman from Haryana delivered her 11th child—a son—after 19 years of marriage and 10 daughters, highlighting deep-rooted son preference and serious maternal health risks. Doctors termed the case high-risk, stressing the need for stronger maternal healthcare, awareness, and a shift in patriarchal attitudes.

As two Rajya Sabha seats from Haryana fall vacant in April, the BJP has begun intensive caste and community calculations ahead of the March elections. While arithmetic suggests one seat each for BJP and Congress, the ruling party is exploring possibilities of engineering a surprise win through cross-voting, balancing Jat, OBC, Dalit, Brahmin and Punjabi representation, or fielding an unexpected candidate.

Haryana and Rajasthan have reached a major agreement to stop contaminated industrial water from entering Rewari district. A ₹450-crore joint project includes a 6-km drainage channel along NH-48 and a 40 MLD effluent treatment plant in Bhiwadi, aimed at ensuring environmental safety and public health protection.

Once labelled an unwanted fourth daughter and named “Aakhri,” Haryana fencer Aakhri Sharma has rewritten her fate by winning gold at the Khelo India University Games. From gender bias at birth to national and international achievements, her journey reflects resilience, talent, and a powerful challenge to deep-rooted social prejudices.

The Haryana Cabinet approved a compassionate PGT job for the widow of a late police ASI, extended OPS benefits to 347 Haryana Roadways drivers appointed in 2002, decided to amend the urban areas law to curb misuse of exchange deeds, and cleared a Panchkula gaushala land lease.

The arrested chairman of Khushi College of Nursing was produced in a Hansi court and sent to judicial custody as police began a detailed probe into allegations of molestation by girl students. The FIR includes SC/ST Act provisions, and multiple student statements have been recorded. Protests ended after the arrest.

A Haryana Police chargesheet has revealed that mining operators allegedly paid over ₹1 crore in bribes to build and operate an illegal access road in the Aravallis’ Nuh district. Officials are accused of collusion, manipulation of land records and shielding illegal mining operations that caused environmental and agricultural damage.

The Haryana Cabinet has expanded the Deen Dayal Lado Lakshmi Scheme by raising the income ceiling to ₹1.8 lakh and adding education- and nutrition-based eligibility criteria. The move links women’s financial support with school performance, child nutrition, and savings, aligning the scheme with the Viksit Bharat 2047 vision.

A 25-year-old woman was allegedly gang-raped in a moving van and thrown onto the road in Faridabad after accepting a lift from two men. She sustained serious head injuries and is under treatment. Police have arrested two accused and recovered the vehicle used in the crime.

Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini inaugurated and laid foundation stones for development projects worth ₹113.64 crore in Gurugram, calling the city the engine of India’s economic progress. He said 54 of 217 election promises have been fulfilled within a year, with work ongoing on the rest.

MGNREGA has struggled in Haryana, with only 1.39 lakh families completing 100 days of work in 18 years. Despite 26.37 lakh registered workers, barely 4.5 lakh remain active due to higher agricultural wages and lack of integration with the farming sector, raising concerns over the scheme’s effectiveness.

Gurugram Rapid Metro recorded strong growth between April and November 2025, serving 1.27 crore passengers with a sharp rise in ridership and revenue. The improved performance has reinforced Haryana’s plans to expand metro and RRTS networks across NCR, boosting connectivity, efficiency, and sustainable urban transport.

Haryana’s law and order landscape in 2025 was shaped by terror investigations, internal police turmoil, and aggressive crackdowns. While conventional crimes declined, cyber offences and NDPS cases surged. Leadership changes and large-scale operations defined the year, setting the stage for technology-driven policing challenges in 2026.

The Haryana Human Rights Commission has directed the DGP to ensure mandatory full-body medical examinations of accused persons at arrest, following concerns over custodial torture and inconsistent medical reports. The DGHS has issued statewide instructions to doctors, while police have been asked to ensure strict ground-level compliance.

Divisional Commissioner's inquiry into HAU revealed harassment of two women scientists. Dr. Divya Phogat died October 27 after complaining about mental harassment; external probe recommended. Dr. Chhavi Sirohi, consistently high-rated, suddenly graded "below average" with "doubtful integrity" in 2022-23 despite receiving award. Report cites gross misuse of authority, violation of eligibility norms, selective adverse remarks.

Haryana has lagged behind Punjab in implementing PMAY-Urban, completing just 54.4 per cent of sanctioned houses compared to Punjab’s 67.5 per cent. High NCR land prices, slower construction pace and lower state investment have hindered progress, despite both states achieving near-total allotment of completed houses.

Haryana’s Chuhar Majra village in Kaithal district has been renamed Brahmanand Majra in honour of Jagadguru Brahmanand. The announcement was made by CM Nayab Singh Saini following a gram panchayat proposal. The decision restores cultural identity and was accompanied by multiple development announcements.

Haryana is likely to face severe cold over the next three days as IMD issues Yellow and Orange alerts for multiple districts. Dense fog will persist from December 24 to 27, while a weak western disturbance after December 28 may bring cloud cover to parts of the state.

The Haryana government will launch an online portal on December 25 to process service security cases of contractual employees under the 2025 Rules. All applications will be handled digitally through a fixed timeline, ensuring transparency, uniformity, and rule-based implementation across departments.

Two youths from Haryana have launched an 800-km foot march to save the Aravalli Hills. Led by mountaineer Navdeep Bajiya, the mission aims to raise public awareness about environmental degradation, mining, and encroachment threatening one of the world’s oldest mountain ranges and a vital ecological lifeline of North India.

Gurugram Police arrested an absconding murder accused after 11 years and a thief on the run for nine years. The arrests led to the exposure of nearly two dozen criminal cases across Haryana, Delhi, and Uttar Pradesh. Both accused had earlier been declared proclaimed offenders by courts.

Five workers from Saharanpur, including a contractor, died of suspected asphyxia in a Kurukshetra hotel after inhaling fumes from a coal brazier kept in a closed room. The incident occurred during cold weather while they were staying overnight for painting work. Police have launched an investigation.

The Haryana Olympic Association has made dope testing compulsory for all medal winners at sports events across the state. Certificates will now be issued only after athletes clear the dope test, a move aimed at curbing substance abuse and promoting clean sports. HOA president Jasvinder Meenu Beniwal said the decision was taken to protect athletes’ health and maintain Haryana’s strong sporting legacy. The association has also announced plans to improve sports infrastructure, ban gun culture, and modernise 100 rural stadiums to support athletes at the grassroots level.

₹60,000 crore spent, yet Gurugram residents remain stuck in traffic and pollution. When questioned about the city’s worsening infrastructure, Union minister Nitin Gadkari chose to highlight India’s automobile boom, job creation, and GST growth—without addressing planning or execution gaps on the ground. The moment has sparked online criticism, with citizens demanding accountability for urban failures that affect daily life. Should local infrastructure concerns be answered with national success stories, or do cities like Gurugram deserve direct, issue-specific responses?

A 23-year-old woman shooter was allegedly raped in a Faridabad hotel by her friend’s acquaintance after a shooting competition. The victim locked the accused inside a room and alerted police. Three people, including her female friend, have been arrested and sent to judicial custody.

Haryana’s sex ratio has improved by nine points, rising from 907 last year to 916 in 2025. The health department has set a target of 920 by December 31, with officials instructed to ensure complete birth registration, especially in migrant-populated urban and slum areas.

Haryana’s sports department has ordered the cancellation of 143 sports gradation certificates found to be fake or invalid after verification. Several players, including six from Kaithal, are affected. Government jobs secured using these certificates may also come under threat as authorities tighten scrutiny.

Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini announced that Hansi will soon become the state’s 23rd district, carved out of Hisar, with notification expected within a week. The move aims to improve governance and development. The announcement was made during a Vikas rally in Hansi.

A wedding function in Mewat turned violent after a youth allegedly molested a stage dancer, forcing her to flee and leading to the accused being beaten by attendees. The incident, captured on video, has gone viral and marks the second such case involving dancers in the region within a month.

RBI’s latest data shows Haryana recorded the lowest rural unemployment rate in the region at 31 per 1,000 in 2023–24, marking a sharp improvement from the previous year. Delhi and Punjab reported significantly higher figures, while the data has intensified political debate over employment trends.

Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini has announced the recruitment of 950 women police personnel, raising women’s representation in the police force to 25 percent. The decision, along with approval for 550 additional female constables, aims to strengthen policing, security, and women empowerment in the state.

The Haryana government has announced government jobs for dependents of families affected by the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. The Rewari district administration has asked eligible families to submit verified details by December 18 to ensure timely identification and implementation of this long-pending rehabilitation measure.

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A ₹1 crore pure white Marwari horse named Pratap Roop has become the centre of attraction at Kurukshetra’s Pihowa cattle fair. Brought from Punjab’s Sangrur, the 28-month-old stallion impresses with its height, speed, disciplined diet, and premium daily care.

Haryana government transferred DGP Shatrujeet Singh Kapur day before scheduled return from leave, appointing OP Singh as officiating DGP. Kapur given Chairman position at Police Housing Corporation. Transfer creates formal vacancy enabling fresh UPSC panel submission. Singh continues HSNCB charge, retires December 31. Kapur was sent on leave October 14 after IPS officer Y Puran Kumar's suicide.

Haryana receives six new IAS officers from 2024 batch—only two from state (Shivani Panchal, Vivek Yadav). Four outsiders include Muskan Srivastava (53rd), Vishal Singh (56th), Amitej Pangtey (222nd), Soham Sailendra (235th). Top Haryana rankers like Harshita Goyal (2nd) allocated elsewhere. State faces 30-officer shortage against sanctioned strength of 215.

Kumari Tamanna became India's first girl child Sarpanch in Sarasod village, Hisar, winning with 169 votes on Durga Mata's Farsha symbol. Election by Selfie With Daughter Foundation recorded 94% turnout among 440 child voters. Nine girls contested Sarpanch post, 17 elected as panch members. Ministry of Panchayati Raj recommended replicating model nationwide.

A former nursing staff member of Al-Falah University, Faridabad, has made serious allegations claiming that 100–150 fake patient files were created daily at the university’s medical college hospital on the instructions of doctors allegedly linked to the Delhi blast terror module. He further alleged that some night-duty staff raised “Pakistan Zindabad” slogans and openly praised Pakistan during duty hours.

Bahadurgarh police registered case against Balor village resident Prince after Hisar man alleged Fortuner driver repeatedly rammed Ford Mustang on bypass. Incident occurred November 30 early hours while complainant Kuldeep returned from wedding. Car hit head-on, then three-four more times. Viral video shows shirtless man blocking highway truck, reportedly linked to incident.

Gurugram and Faridabad cornered 54% of Haryana's Rs 816.95 crore CSR spending in 2023-24. Palwal received only 0.006% (Rs 0.05 crore), Kaithal 0.15%. Nuh's share dropped from 7% to 3%. Multiple backward districts received under Rs 10 crore. Education and health sectors accounted for 52% of total spending.

Fancy number HR88B8888 to be re-auctioned after Hisar resident Sudhir Kumar failed to pay Rs 1.17 crore winning bid by Tuesday deadline. Rs 10,000 security forfeited. Number from Badhra subdivision fetched country's highest bid last Wednesday with 45 participants. Base price Rs 50,000 unchanged for re-auction starting today.

Four people died, five injured when speeding truck crossed divider on NH-44 near Gharaunda, ramming Punjab Roadways bus, motorcycle, and car. Accident occurred 9 am Wednesday. Two car passengers, two motorcyclists killed. Truck driver extracted through windshield, two trapped in crushed car. Bodies sent to KCGMC. Police investigating, cite overspeeding as major factor.

Panipat police arrested Poonam (32) for murdering four children including her own son over two years. Confessed to drowning six-year-old Vidhi at wedding, nine-year-old Ishika and three-year-old son Shubham in 2023, six-year-old Jia in August 2025. Killed son to avoid suspicion. Admitted jealousy of beautiful girls motivated murders. Sent to judicial custody.

A 27-year-old MBA student from Charkhi Dadri, Haryana, was murdered in Birmingham after offering a lift to five youths. The victim had moved to the UK for higher education after taking VRS from the GST department. Five Indian suspects have been arrested.

Haryana government doctors held two-hour OPD strike Thursday demanding halt to direct SMO recruitment and ACP notification issuance. HCMSA-led protest saw participation across districts except Gurugram and Faridabad. Emergency services continued normally. Doctors seek pay scale upgrade from Rs 8,700 to Rs 9,500. State body meeting November 30 to decide further action.

Rohtak MP Deepender Hooda blamed dilapidated sports infrastructure for two basketball players' deaths, demanding Rs 1 crore compensation and government jobs for families. Accused BJP of neglecting athlete interests, abolishing sports quota, denying promotions. Criticized Rs 80 crore Haryana sports budget allocation from Rs 3,500 crore national budget. Questioned Gujarat hosting 2030 Commonwealth Games events over Haryana.

Ambala police arrested five men who harassed girl and attacked her family with bricks, then shaved their heads and paraded them through markets. Action followed Cabinet Minister Anil Vij's strict orders. Accused made to hold ears, publicly promise never to harass women again. Family had approached minister after police inaction.

The Supreme Court has issued notices to the Centre and Haryana government over the MDU Rohtak case where women sanitation workers were allegedly asked to prove menstruation through private photographs. The court termed it a disturbing mindset and sought responses from all authorities involved.

Woman drowned in Brahma Sarovar during International Gita Mahotsav Thursday evening. SDRF team rescued 42-year-old Shanti Devi from water, rushed to LNJP Hospital where she was declared dead. Originally from Begusarai Bihar, living as tenant in Dhurala Kurukshetra. Police sent body for post-mortem, searching for family members for statements.

Maharashtra's Meena Patil mortgaged her house for Rs 30,000 to save sick son, now earns Rs 25 lakh annually. Joined government self-help group, started business, redeemed and built new house. Won six state awards. Currently showcasing products at International Gita Mahotsav Kurukshetra. Journey from laborer family to successful entrepreneur provides quality education to children.

Gurugram man allegedly raped 30-year-old Maharashtra woman after marriage promise, transferred Rs 15 lakh from her account between November 17-20 at Sector 38 guesthouse. Accused Sai Shashank Mucharela from Andhra Pradesh fled November 20. Sadar police registered case under BNS sections 316(2) and 69. Investigation underway to trace accused and recover funds.

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.

Punjab & Haryana High Court ruled against Haryana for disciplinary action against doctor who didn't stand when MLA entered emergency ward during Covid. Court imposed Rs 50,000 costs, ordered immediate NOC for PG admission. Bench expressed anguish at ill-treatment of medical professionals, calling expectations of rising for MLAs "highly disturbing" during emergency duties.

Al Falah University's terror ties revealed through fugitive Mirza Shadab Baig, who completed BTech in 2007 before involvement in 2008 Jaipur, Ahmedabad, Surat, and Gorakhpur blasts. Punjab Police questioned staff about Pathankot doctor with four-year Al Falah history. Multiple agencies investigating. NIA interrogating cab driver and Dr. Muzammil face-to-face. Baig last traced to Afghanistan 2019.

A 16-year-old student of Delhi’s St. Columba’s School, Shoorya Patil, died by suicide after months of alleged harassment and humiliation by teachers. His father accused the school of ignoring complaints and threatening expulsion. An FIR for abetment to suicide has been registered, and police are examining CCTV, statements, and the suicide note.

Over 200 Al Falah University doctors and staff under investigation after Red Fort blast. Agencies tracking post-attack departures, deleted mobile data. Anganwadi worker who rented room to Dr. Umar detained in Nuh. Hospital patient numbers halved. Investigation reveals Umar received special treatment—six-month absence without consequences, minimal teaching, only night shifts assigned. Multiple agencies established command center.

Over 1,500 Haryana women defrauded by gang led by Pooja, husband Vikram, brother-in-law Yogesh from Jatwara. Accused promised monthly returns, gained trust, then took Rs 50,000-1.50 lakh bank loans using victims' documents. Women from Ambala, Kurukshetra, Kaithal, Panchkula affected. Case registered at Panjokhra station, transferred to Economic Offences Wing. Main accused still evading capture.

Haryana boxers won't receive state cash rewards at Noida World Boxing Cup despite wins, as international competitors skipped tournament following NCR pollution advisories. State policy requires seven-country participation. Only 44 international women and 65 men competing. Top Haryana boxers including Jasmine Lamboria and Neeraj Phogat affected. Associations demand policy reform for ranking-based tournaments.

ED raided 25 Al Falah University-linked premises in Delhi-NCR, uncovering nine shell companies at single address. Preliminary findings show overlapping directors, weak KYC trails, minimal banking salary disbursals, absent HR records. Common mobile/email across accounts discovered. EPFO/ESIC filings inconsistent with operations. UGC/NAAC recognition discrepancies being examined. Investigation ongoing into financial irregularities and money laundering.

Haryana DGP OP Singh announced intelligence overhaul for NCR districts, expanding surveillance to private universities, NGOs, schools, companies. DSP-rank officer will coordinate field reports from all stations. Singh held coordination meeting with UP, Delhi police chiefs. Called security "like oxygen" and vowed to "choke terror ecosystem" before planning stage.

Security agencies detained Al Falah University electrician Shoyeb and house owner's brother Rizwan for questioning in Dr. Umar shelter case. Terror suspect allegedly hid 10 days in Nuh's Hidayat Colony. CCTV footage seized from surrounding areas. Three doctors and fertilizer seller released after questioning. House owner Afsana absconding. Bomb squad found nothing suspicious.

Panipat Thar driver who crushed five puppies to death received unique punishment—feeding street dogs for one month and personally caring for mother dog. Incident captured on CCTV in Kaptan Nagar's Khatu Shyam temple lane. Driver Vinod claimed he was avoiding parked car and didn't see puppies. Community caught him and handed to police.

Haryana minister Anil Vij mocked Rahul Gandhi after BJP's Bihar victory, suggesting he quit politics for fishing, referencing his campaign pond visit. Vij said Congress should "open schools for crying" and learn from their Bihar defeat. He highlighted BJP victories in Haryana, Delhi, Bihar, announcing West Bengal preparations next.

NIA investigation into Faridabad terror module has flagged 200 people after reviewing call records and transactions of three accused. Network includes imams, shopkeepers, Al-Falah University students, and diagnostic center owners. Accused made online payments building support networks. Local Dhauj doctor detained after CCTV showed Dr. Umar visiting clinic regularly.

CM Nayab Singh Saini announced two film cities for Haryana—Rs 200 crore facility on 100 acres in Pinjore, Panchkula, and second in Gurugram. SUPVA will launch filmmaking courses across state universities. Government discussing weekly Haryanvi film broadcasts on Doordarshan. Film Promotion Board already formed to support regional cinema and revive single-screen theaters.

Haryana Police's Operation Trackdown arrested 2,165 criminals in nine days including Rohit Godara gang member Manoj alias Chotiya and four-year fugitive Joni. Campaign jailed 438 hardcore interstate offenders. Police opened 118 history sheets for habitual offenders. DGP OP Singh affirmed operation continues until crime eradication from state.

Power Minister Anil Vij had heated exchange with Kaithal SP Upasana over unregistered fraud FIR during grievance meeting. Vij threatened suspension of investigating officer for not filing zero-FIR in daughter-abroad fraud case. SP cited proper BNS procedures requiring written signed complaint. FIR eventually registered after confrontation. Video circulated on social media.

Haryana experienced its coldest night with Hisar at 6.8°C and Mahendragarh at 6.9°C. Ten centers recorded below 9°C while 18 cities dropped under 10°C. Seven cities were colder than Shimla. Weather expected to remain dry until November 18, with cloud cover from November 19 due to western disturbance.

Ambala police issued traffic advisory for Quami Insaf Morcha's Delhi march from Shambhu border Thursday. Diversions effective from 5 am redirect Delhi-Punjab traffic via Lalru on Ambala-Chandigarh road. Vehicles from Hisar, Kaithal, 152-D should also use Lalru route. Police advise traveling only when necessary during the march.

ED will likely conduct forensic audit of Al Falah University's records after Red Fort blast links emerged. NAAC issued show-cause notice for false accreditation claims on website. Both engineering and education schools' accreditations expired years ago. AIU suspended university membership. Three staff members linked to November 10 terror attack that killed 13 people.

Four armed men on motorcycles fired 55 rounds at a music company's IT office in Karnal's Alpha City Wednesday morning before fleeing. No casualties reported despite heavy firing that left bullet marks on walls and windows. Police formed four investigation teams, recovered shell casings, and are examining CCTV footage to identify attackers.

President Droupadi Murmu flew 40-minute sortie in Rafale fighter jet from Ambala Air Force Station, making history as first President to visit this airbase. Chief of Air Staff accompanied in separate aircraft. She becomes third President to fly in IAF combat jet. Rafales were used in Operation Sindoor against Pakistan.

WHO-approved apps record AQI levels exceeding 1,000 in NCR while government sensors cap readings at 500, prompting environmentalists to demand system revamp. CPCB's methodology uses less stringent breakpoints than WHO guidelines and 24-hour averages versus frequent reporting. This discrepancy affects policy decisions and public health responses during severe pollution episodes.

Attackers murdered father-son Dharambir and Mohit on Sonipat flyover after four-day stalking with rented Scorpio. Despite 2024 settlement over water dispute, accused Rahul and Manish executed revenge killing. Grandfather Budhram witnessed the attack. Police recovered 21 cartridges, formed five search teams. Old rivalry over Nitin's murder motivated the crime.

Haryana government requests CBI probe into death of former Punjab DGP Mohammad Mustafa's son Aqil Akhtar, found dead October 16 in Panchkula. State cites family's political influence as reason for independent investigation. FIR filed against Mustafa, wife Razia Sultana for murder based on Aqil's social media video alleging family conspiracy. Mustafa claims son died from drug overdose.

ASI Sandeep Lathar's wife filed FIR naming IAS officer Amneet P Kumar, MLA Aman Ratan, and IG office staffers for abetment to suicide. She alleges systematic pressure over corruption investigation, demanding CBI probe. FIR claims deceased IPS officer's family used connections to intimidate honest officers. Special Investigation Team constituted under DSP-level officer.

Petwar village in Haryana celebrates as native Justice Surya Kant prepares to become Chief Justice of India. Villagers recall his simplicity and annual tradition of honoring meritorious students with cash prizes. Born into modest family, he studied locally before completing LLB from MDU Rohtak. His elevation represents rural India's potential.

Haryana government reviews proposals for 11 new districts including Manesar, Pataudi, Hansi, and Dabwali. The Administrative Reorganization Sub-Committee must finalize recommendations before December 31, 2025, ahead of census operations. Proposals require Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini's approval. New districts need 125-200 villages, 4+ lakh population, and 80,000+ hectare area.

Haryana recorded severe air pollution post-Diwali with Jind (421) and Dharuhera (412) being India's most polluted cities. Twenty-two state locations reported poor to severe AQI levels. Gurugram and Faridabad crossed 400 AQI, prompting GRAP 2 implementation. Over 150 sought medical help for breathing issues as firecracker violations and stubble burning worsened air quality.

Census-2027 will go fully digital with Panchkula, Hisar, and Faridabad conducting pilot tests from November 10-30. The self-enumeration mobile app eliminates paperwork, using coded responses for faster data collection. Training begins October 17. Census-2027 includes houselisting phase April-September 2026 and population enumeration in February 2027.

ASI Sandeep Lathar was cremated with state honours in Julana after dying Tuesday in Rohtak. Ministers, DGP, and hundreds attended. His family demands fair investigation into circumstances, noting he was under pressure following an IPS officer's death week earlier. Community remembers him as dedicated and principled officer.

Author Arjun Singh Kadian released "Power Pivots: Politics of Haryana in the 21st Century" at Kunzum Books, Delhi, discussing the state's political transformation with former cabinet minister Captain Abhimanyu Singh Sindhu. The book examines how Haryana evolved from rural roots to political significance, arguing dynasty politics—not patriarchy—is the real challenge. Kadian highlights how success stories inspire communities through traditional communication networks combined with modern opportunities.

Senior Haryana ADGP YS Poonan was found dead in his residence in Chandigarh from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot. His wife, IAS officer Amneet P. Kumar, is abroad. Despite his high-ranking position and substantial salary, the motive remains unclear as police investigate the shocking incident.

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Haryana has achieved a remarkable 95% reduction in paddy stubble burning cases this year, driven by strong enforcement, farmer engagement, and technology-based monitoring. With over 9,000 nodal officers deployed and 90% CRM machinery operational, districts like Faridabad and Rohtak led the effort, improving air quality and promoting sustainable farming practices.

The Haryana government has rolled out a new policy to regularise unauthorised industrial colonies across the state. Under the scheme, at least 50 units operating on a minimum of 10 acres of contiguous land can apply through an online portal, gaining access to basic civic amenities and infrastructure.

The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) has introduced draft Solid Waste Management Bylaws, 2025, proposing a five-bin segregation system, stricter penalties, and citizen participation to address the city’s garbage crisis. The bylaws aim to improve cleanliness, ensure accountability, and promote sustainable waste management through collective civic engagement and enforcement.

Palwal Police have arrested YouTuber Wasim Akram and Taufiq on charges of spying for Pakistan. Investigations reveal the duo extorted money under the guise of visa arrangements and routed funds to ISI agents via a Pakistan embassy official. While Taufiq has been sent to jail, Wasim remains in police custody.

In Murthal, Sonipat, a peon at Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University allegedly attempted to rape a female student. The student managed to escape and reported the incident to the police. Murthal police have registered a case under multiple sections and are conducting a thorough investigation into the matter.

The Haryana government, for the first time, is constructing flats for poor families under the Housing for All initiative. In phase one, 509 flats in Sonipat will be allocated via an online draw on October 8. Subsequent phases will cover Gurugram, Faridabad, Jhajjar, Palwal, Panipat, Rewari, and Rohtak, totaling 7,000 flats.

A tragic incident occurred in Nekpur village, Faridabad, where 32-year-old Karmveer and his 10-year-old daughter Chhavi died in a suicide attempt along with his three daughters. Two younger daughters, Nishu (8) and Srishti (6), survived and are hospitalized. Police are investigating family disputes and a video recorded by the father.

In Panipat, the principal of a private school and a cab driver were arrested for allegedly assaulting children, including hanging one upside down. The school, operating without proper affiliation, has been sealed. Authorities, including the Haryana Human Rights Commission, have launched a special investigation, promising strict action against offenders.

Canada has formally designated the Lawrence Bishnoi gang as a terrorist organization, citing its involvement in murder, extortion, and fear-driven activities targeting diaspora communities. The move enables authorities to freeze gang assets and criminalize support, reinforcing Canada’s commitment to tackling transnational crime and protecting public safety.

The Congress has ended its year-long leadership tussle in Haryana by appointing former CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda as CLP leader and Rao Narender Singh as HPCC president. The move comes after prolonged factionalism that weakened the party post-Assembly polls. Hooda regains influence, while Singh’s appointment strengthens the party’s OBC outreach.

A 14-year-old boy in Ballabhgarh, Faridabad has been accused of sexually assaulting a 6-year-old neighbor girl. The incident occurred when the child was alone at home. Police registered FIR under POCSO Act after the victim's mother found her in distressed condition.

CM Nayab Singh Saini launched Deendayal Lado Lakshmi Yojana providing Rs 2,100 monthly to eligible women aged 23-60 from families earning up to Rs 1 lakh annually. The scheme targets 20 lakh beneficiaries with Rs 5,000 crore budget, using mobile app-only registration process.

President Trump announced 100% tariffs on branded pharmaceutical drugs and significant tariffs on household items starting October 1, 2025. Companies building US manufacturing plants are exempt from drug tariffs. Additional tariffs include 50% on kitchen cabinets and 30% on upholstered furniture.

Major political leaders including Sukhbir Singh Badal, J&K Deputy CM Surinder Choudhary, and BRS leader K. Kavitha attended INLD's rally honoring Devi Lal in Rohtak. This marks the first commemoration without deceased party supremo Om Prakash Chautala, testing INLD's strength in Hooda's stronghold.

Anju Yadav from Narnaul, Haryana became DSP in Rajasthan Police despite losing her husband in 2021. The 37-year-old mother overcame tragedy with her father's support, becoming the first woman in her family to secure government employment after years of teaching experience.

Assistant Professor Sonia Dahiya from Sonipat became 'Mushroom Lady of Haryana' by starting mushroom farming during COVID-19 lockdown. Her high-tech farm employs 20 rural women, challenging agricultural gender stereotypes. She advocates immediate action over waiting for perfect timing in entrepreneurship.

Army para-athlete Sepoy Sharvan Kumar won Delhi High Court petition securing his spot in 2025 World Para Athletics Championships. Despite qualifying with 41.34m discus throw, he was excluded from India's team due to administrative lapses. Court ordered authorities to include him after lawyers successfully argued his case.

Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini announced 10 new Industrial Model Townships to boost MSME sector and create lakhs of jobs. Projects planned along national highways in Ambala, Jind, Faridabad-Palwal districts. Government streamlined 1,100+ regulations and implemented online clearance systems to ease business establishment processes.

Gurugram MP Rao Inderjit Singh calls for restoring natural drainage systems lost to urbanization, citing 75% drain loss to real estate. He'll chair September 18 review meeting with GMDA and MCG to develop solutions beyond "band-aid fixes" for persistent waterlogging issues.

CM Nayab Singh Saini celebrated PM Modi's 75th birthday in Rohtak by leading a sanitation drive, planting trees, and flagging off an anti-drug marathon. The Seva Pakhwada events emphasized community participation in cleanliness, environmental protection, and drug abuse prevention among youth.

Government Senior Secondary School in Rohad village, Jhajjar operates in double shifts due to waterlogging affecting classrooms. Over 300 students attend morning and evening sessions while officials pump out stagnant water. New building proposal approved but delayed; poor village drainage system compounds the flooding problem.

CBI took over the investigation into 19-year-old teacher Manisha's mysterious death in Bhiwani after family dissatisfaction with police probe. The agency registered murder and wrongful confinement charges, with teams examining the Singhani village site and questioning school staff where she worked.

Punjab & Haryana High Court reinstated a CRPF constable dismissed for sleeping two hours on duty, calling the termination disproportionate. The court considered his 15-year service record, bravery commendations, and mother's critical illness as mitigating factors, emphasizing punishment must match the offense severity.

Gurugram police arrested club bouncer Prakash from Delhi for making rape threats against a woman returning from work. The accused told her "come to hotel or we'll rape you" outside Miraj Club. Five co-accused were previously arrested for harassment and assaulting the victim's supervisor.

aithal Special Court Judge Mohit Agrawal ordered SHO Inspector Rajesh Kumar's detention for one hour after repeated absence from testimony in murder case. The officer was confined in court lockup from 10:30-11:30 AM following non-bailable warrant issued on August 29 for court non-compliance.

Post-monsoon Gurugram grapples with approximately 3,000 potholes citywide as floodwaters recede. MCG survey identified over 2,000 craters across eight zones, with 387 already filled. Division-2B reports maximum damage with 600 potholes. Authorities promise permanent repairs with contractor penalties for substandard work.

District survey reveals 107 villages in Rewari affected by monsoon waterlogging, with Dharuhera (37), Palhawas (29), and Bawal (23) worst hit. E-Kshatipurti portal opened until September 15 for crop loss claims. Farmer unions warn of protests over delayed compensation from previous year's hailstorm damage.

Haryana farmer unions rejected the government's Rs 7,000-15,000 per acre crop loss compensation, demanding Rs 50,000 instead. Leaders cited inadequate relief for waterlogging and virus damage that forced costly replantation. They also sought loan waivers, proper agricultural assessments, and transparency in damage evaluation processes.

PGIMS Rohtak's internal analysis found 70% of over 300 monthly patient referrals from government medical colleges lack justification, as referring institutions have adequate facilities and specialists. Medical Superintendent Dr Kundan Mittal has requested university intervention to establish standard operating procedures for proper referral protocols.

Punjab and Haryana High Court suspended the life sentence of 74-year-old self-styled godman Rampal after he served nearly 11 years in custody for five disciples' deaths. The court cited his advanced age and substantial prison time while imposing strict bail conditions against promoting mob mentality.

Relentless rainfall flooded over 450 houses in Fatehabad's Bhuna town, submerged 900 acres of crops, and forced three-day school closures across three blocks. A man went missing after jumping into swollen Ghaggar river. Residents blame administrative negligence and illegal pond encroachments for worsening waterlogging.

Haryana's most wanted gangster Mainpal Badli, carrying Rs 7 lakh reward, arrested by Gurugram STF after deportation from Cambodia. The criminal had been operating his gang internationally since absconding during August 2018 parole. Multiple murder cases registered against him, including alleged jail murder.

Haryana received 498.4mm monsoon rainfall between June-September 2025, the highest since 1998's record 698mm. Fatehabad district recorded 132% excess rainfall while 52,139 farmers across 1,214 villages reported crop losses on 3.33 lakh acres through the e-Kshatipurti portal.

CBI investigators reached Bhiwani to probe Lady teacher Manisha's death case after family rejected police suicide theory. Loharu police will transfer all investigation reports and evidence to CBI. The case was transferred on August 26 following demands from family and villagers for impartial investigation.

Heavy rainfall across Haryana led by Sirsa's 130mm downpour prompted IMD alerts for more showers. Hisar district faces disaster with 80,000 acres of farmland flooded after Ghaggar drain breaches, causing massive crop losses. Congress MP demands Rs 1 lakh per acre compensation for affected farmers.

Farmers from Rajasthan and Haryana are sending relief material including ration and fodder to flood-affected Punjab districts. Rajasthan CM Bhajanlal Sharma spoke with Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann, assuring assistance. Sriganganagar and Hanumangarh districts are actively supporting Fazilka's flood victims through community initiatives.

Panipat farmer Sanjay Gupta finally received his family's agricultural land after a 36-year legal struggle when PWD uprooted sections of busy Barsat Road following court orders. The department had constructed the road in 1960 without officially acquiring land or providing compensation to affected farmers.

CAG's 2023-24 financial report reveals Haryana is using borrowed funds primarily for current consumption and debt repayment rather than capital development. State debt increased 51.52% since 2019-20, reaching Rs 3.27 lakh crore, with only 18% of current borrowings utilized for productive capital expenditure.

Haryana Assembly witnessed chaos as Congress MLAs stormed the well demanding clarification after CM Nayab Singh Saini recited a couplet calling someone's character shameful to the devil. Saini later referenced Col. Shaitan Singh, but opposition rejected the explanation, demanding withdrawal of objectionable words.

Gurugram police arrested five sharpshooters plotting to kill Bollywood singer Rahul Fazilpuria after a midnight encounter on Pataudi Road. The gang, linked to overseas criminals Rohit Sardhaniya and Deepak Nandal, was also involved in murdering Fazilpuria's financier Rohit Shaukeen. Four suspects were injured during the exchange of gunfire.

Congress accused BJP of manipulating Haryana's BPL beneficiary list for electoral gains, alleging names were added during election year and removed later. Government data shows 8.73 lakh families added and 9.68 lakh deleted between January 2024-July 2025. CM Saini defended the process as necessary corrections.

A Haryana cattle farmer performed 'Jeevan Yagya' ceremony to honor his dying Murrah buffalo Dhanno, who earned Rs 40 lakh in competition prizes and delivered 18 calves sold for Rs 10-18 lakh each. The celebrated 'Black Beauty' was honored by PM Modi in 2016.

A 17-year-old girl was found dead with head injuries near Umrpur village on Garhi Birbal Road in Karnal's Indri town. Discovered by passersby at 6 AM, the unidentified victim wore black pants and red t-shirt. Police launched investigation while FSL team examined evidence amid ongoing Manisha case tensions.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini announced CBI investigation into 19-year-old teacher Manisha's death after massive public protests. Found dead in Bhiwani field August 13, she went missing August 11 after leaving school. Village protests blocked roads demanding arrests. Internet services suspended amid unrest.

Fifteen-year-old Tamanna, a Class 9 student at Dhani Phogat Government Girls School in Charkhi Dadri, died of cardiac arrest after lunch on Tuesday. She collapsed in classroom at 12:30 PM, was declared dead at hospital. Post-mortem conducted as police register accidental death case following father's statement.

Former MLA Lakshman Napa revealed Haryana ranks 24th among 28 states in ex-legislator benefits despite ranking 4th for current MLAs. Association delegation met CM Nayab Saini demanding pension increases, travel allowances, medical benefits, and loans matching Uttarakhand, Jharkhand, and Chhattisgarh standards. Government removed ₹1 lakh medical cap.

Haryana teacher Manisha's brutal murder in Bhiwani has triggered massive protests and highway blockades. Family alleges police negligence, acid attack on face, and throat slit. SP transferred, four officers suspended. Body found after two days with missing organs. Family demands arrests before claiming body.

A six-year-old Class 1 student named Kamal was accidentally locked inside Government Primary School in Nooni Kalan village, Narnaul, after falling asleep. Villagers heard his crying, alerted police, and rescued him. School staff apologized for negligence.

Kaithal's Jankalyan Trust has been organizing a unique Janmashtami celebration for 19 consecutive years, featuring dahi handi events at 11 locations across the city. The festival brings together youth teams, cultural programs, and traditional celebrations, creating brotherhood and community spirit.

After 19 years of marriage and over 10 miscarriages, Surendra and Krishna from Jind's Thua village celebrated their daughter Bhumi's birth by hosting a grand feast for 21 villages, promoting gender equality message.

Congress MP Deepender Hooda criticized NCERT for showing Haryana and Bharatpur under Maratha Empire in Class VIII history textbook. He called it historical distortion, claiming Haryana was never under Maratha rule and Bharatpur was independent Jat state in 1759.

BJP national secretary Om Prakash Dhankar criticized Rahul Gandhi's vote theft allegations as baseless and politically motivated during Tiranga Yatra in Jhajjar. He defended Election Commission's credibility and accused Congress of historically manipulating elections and public sentiment for political gains.

Congress released list of 32 district presidents for Haryana after 11 years, dominated by former CM Bhupinder Hooda supporters (25 members). Only one woman appointed among all positions, highlighting gender representation concerns in party organization structure across various districts.

The Enforcement Directorate uncovered that 11 Haryana Shehri Vikas Pradhikaran accounts were used to defraud Rs 225.51 crore, with mastermind Sunil Kumar Bansal and accomplice Ramniwas Surjakhera allegedly transferring funds. Surjakhera later used stolen money to secure JJP ticket and became Narwana MLA in 2019 elections.

A long-running seniority dispute among Haryana Police officers, stemming from service transfers before Haryana's 1966 formation, has ended after 26 years of court battles. The High Court declined to disturb promotions granted over three decades ago.

Haryana government plans to provide free electricity to over 2 lakh families through rooftop solar plants under PM Surya Ghar scheme by 2026-27. State also targets solar power for all government buildings by December 2025.

Over 600 private hospitals across Haryana have stopped treating Ayushman Bharat patients due to delayed payments of Rs 500 crore. Only critical emergency cases are being treated, forcing thousands to crowd government hospitals for medical care.

Two Haryana Police officers from Jhajjar district died in road accident on Bundelkhand Express Highway in UP. Constable Amit (28) and Inspector Sanjay Kumar (45) were traveling for official raid when their car collided with tractor-trolley loaded with soil.

A man named Narender murdered his 10-year-old son in Delhi's Narela area and confessed the crime to his estranged wife Komal over phone before going into hiding. Police have registered FIR and are searching for the accused father.

Enforcement Directorate exposes massive fraud by former MLA Ramniwas Surjakhera and ex-official Sunil Bansal who allegedly diverted Rs 100 crore from HSVP through fraudulent bank accounts between 2015-2019. Court rejects Surjakhera's bail application in money laundering case.

Gurugram administration has proposed massive increases in collector rates, with some areas seeing up to 145% hike. Bajghera village will see highest increase while residential sectors also face 50-77% rate increases. Public objections invited till July 31 before August 1 implementation.

A man killed his girlfriend of 10 years in a Faridabad hotel room after she pressured him for marriage. The accused Deepak said he didn't want to marry Shibba because she was Muslim while he belonged to different religion.

Haryana CM Nayab Saini launched Lado Sakhi Yojana offering Rs 1,000 incentive to healthcare workers for every girl child birth. The scheme aims to improve state's sex ratio and strengthen Beti Bachao Beti Padhao campaign through Anganwadi workers, ASHA workers, and ANMs support system.

HTET exam scheduled for July 30-31 with over 4 lakh candidates appearing at 673 centers. Haryana School Education Board has arranged strict security including AI surveillance, biometric verification, metal detectors, and 220 flying squads to ensure fair examination.

Haryana Police have restored security to the family of a key witness in Gurmeet Ram Rahim's castration case after they received death threats from dera supporters. The protection was withdrawn in May but given back following CBI intervention and police committee recommendations.

Haryana government has dropped Vikas Barala, accused in Varnika Kundu stalking case, from law officers list after public criticism. His father MP Subhash Barala reportedly told government to remove his son's name following controversy over the appointment.

Haryana Health Department has approved PGIMS Rohtak's proposal to train medical officers at local health centers for specialized elderly care. The initiative aims to provide comprehensive healthcare services to senior citizens at their nearest health facilities without traveling to big hospitals.

A woman candidate died in a car accident while traveling to Sonipat for CET exam from Rewari with her family, leaving three others including a 10 month old child injured. Police teams and local residents immediately rushed to the accident spot after receiving information. The injured were quickly taken to Kharkhoda Civil Hospital for emergency treatment.

Vikas Barala, son of Rajya Sabha MP Subhash Barala, appointed as Assistant Advocate-General but hasn't joined Haryana's Delhi office yet, nearly a week after his engagement notification was issued on July 18.

Haryana's new collector rates won't be implemented from August 1 as initially announced by the government. Financial Commissioner Sumita Mishra clarified that the legal process is incomplete, requiring public consultation and objection procedures before finalizing rates. Property registrations continue at old rates since March, causing revenue loss to state government.

Retired army officer Yashpal Singh Mor's sarcastic social media post about Gurugram's garbage crisis has gone viral, showing stray animals roaming around waste dumps near high-rise buildings. The video has sparked widespread online criticism of the city's poor waste management system and civic infrastructure failures.

A tragic drowning incident in NCR canal near Bahadurgarh killed an uncle and his two nieces when girls slipped while washing clothes and uncle jumped to save them. The body of the Uncle is recovered while the search for the children's body is still going on.

In Haryana’s Jhajjar district, Chhara village is home to a unique pond known as ‘Peelia Johad’. Believed to cure jaundice, this centuries-old site draws devotees who follow traditional rituals of bathing, drinking the water, and offering prayers. The pond is tied to legends and continues to attract faith-driven healing seekers.

Amrik Sukhdev Dhaba on NH-44 has grown from a humble roadside eatery into a global icon. With over 10,000 visitors daily, 500 employees, and 24/7 service, the Murthal-based restaurant earns an estimated ₹100 crore annually. It was recently named among the world's 100 most iconic restaurants by TasteAtlas.

The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) is set to begin construction of the new Pachgaon toll plaza near Gurugram at a cost of ₹18 crore. The automated 12-lane facility will replace the congested Kherki Daula toll plaza and is expected to be operational within three to four months.

Haryana’s Sakshi Dhanda and Jaismine Lamboria delivered a golden double for India at the 2025 World Boxing Cup in Kazakhstan. Sakshi, an Army Havildar from Bhiwani, became the first Indian woman to win gold at the event. Jaismine added to the glory with a win in the 57kg final.

A birthday celebration in Hisar turned tragic when a police clash over loud DJ music led to the death of a 16-year-old boy. The teen, trying to escape the police, jumped from a terrace and later died. His family has accused police of brutality and demanded strict action.

Bhupesh Arora, a Delhi-based businessman-turned-cyber criminal, has been arrested for allegedly defrauding a Faridabad man of over ₹2 crore with promises of stock market profits. Arora lived luxuriously in Dubai, ran an upscale hotel, and had links with international artists, Bollywood celebrities, and even Dubai sheikhs.

Haryana government has formed a special committee to monitor water quality of 11 major drains polluting the Yamuna river. The team will track pollution levels monthly and oversee 3,000 industrial units. The move comes after the central government flagged Yamuna as one of India's most polluted rivers.

Punjab and Haryana High Court refused to grant interim stay on tree felling in DLF's Gurugram project. The court said DLF has legitimate permissions but asked for original licenses. Forest department confirmed permission was given to cut 2,788 trees with conditions for transplantation and replantation.

Haryana Government prepares to chargesheet over 100 revenue officials in major registry scam involving 64,577 illegal property deeds registered without mandatory NOCs. Investigation reveals widespread violations across six divisions between 2017-2021, with Gurugram and Faridabad districts most affected during former Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala's tenure.

Delhi Government requests CAQM to reconsider fuel ban on overage vehicles, citing technological challenges and public opposition. Environment Minister Sirsa proposes NCR-wide implementation while criticizing previous AAP administration's stringent vehicle norms. The policy affects diesel vehicles over 10 years and petrol vehicles exceeding 15 years.

Nearly 1.5 lakh appeals and complaints have been filed against Haryana's information officers since RTI Act enforcement in 2005. While 33,179 officials received show-cause notices, only 4,048 were penalized with fines totaling Rs 5.9 crore. Half the penalized officers haven't paid their fines.

Students at Haryana Agricultural University Hisar are continuing their 21-day protest demanding the Vice-Chancellor's removal and action against officials over alleged June 10 attack. Congress leaders visited to show support and promised to raise the issue in Parliament. Students threaten complete campus shutdown by July 2.

Haryana IPS officer Smiti Chaudhary died suddenly at age 48 in Maharashtra while visiting her husband, IG Rajesh Kumar. She was on medical leave due to illness. From a family of officers, her mother was IAS and she served in various positions including ACB SP in Ambala

Janhavi Panwar from Panipat, Haryana, became the youngest PhD scholar at IIT Delhi at just 21 years old. Known as "Wonder Girl," she qualified GATE in her first attempt and was selected among 5 candidates nationwide. She will research Haryanvi folk literature from cultural and feminist perspectives.

Haryana Cabinet approved the Voluntary Land Purchase Policy 2025, replacing the 2017 version. The policy protects landowners from distress sales, allows partial land selling, requires minimum road access, and offers performance incentives to aggregators. It applies to all government departments seeking land for development projects.

Haryana's education board has ordered all government and private schools to include newspaper reading in morning assemblies. Students will take turns reading news to improve intellectual capacity and general knowledge. Education officials will conduct surprise inspections to test students' awareness of current affairs and general knowledge.

The National Investigation Agency raided 18 locations across Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh in a terror conspiracy case. The operation targets suspects linked to pro-Khalistani groups and involves investigating attempts to revive terrorism through targeted killings, extortion, and weapons smuggling networks operating across state borders.

Flash floods caused by cloudbursts killed four people and left 15 missing in Himachal Pradesh's Kangra and Kullu districts. Six laborers remain missing from a hydroelectric project site while nine people were swept away in different incidents. Weather department warns of more flooding risk for next 24 hours.

Parmeshwari Devi, mother of former Haryana Finance Minister Captain Abhimanyu, was cremated at age 91 in village Khanda Khedi. Delhi Deputy CM Pravesh Sahib Verma, Yoga Guru Baba Ramdev, and hundreds of people attended. Captain Abhimanyu emotionally said her loss cannot be expressed in words.

Prime Minister Modi spoke with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, expressing India's deep concern over the Iran-Israel conflict. The call happened hours after US bombed three Iranian nuclear sites. Modi called for immediate de-escalation through dialogue and diplomacy to restore regional peace and stability.

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.

Haryana government provides Rs 3,000 annual pension to caretakers of trees over 75 years old under the 'Pran Vayu Devta Yojana'. Around 4,000 trees across the state have been identified for this unique scheme. Karnal district alone has 112 trees receiving pension, encouraging environmental conservation.

Centre granted Haryana Chief Secretary Anurag Rastogi a one-year extension from July 1, 2025 to June 30, 2026, on CM Nayab Saini government's request. The decision disappointed nine senior officers from 1990-91 batches who were in contention. Rastogi became CS despite being third in seniority list.

Former Haryana Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala accused BJP of giving caste-based spin to HAU student protests. Speaking to Bawal agriculture students, he criticized government inaction despite CM's promises after June 9 lathicharge. JJP leader demanded strict action against those responsible and acceptance of legitimate student demands.

Supreme Court stayed Punjab and Haryana High Court's demolition order affecting 2,100 DLF residents in phases 1-5. The four-week relief comes as DTCP was set to execute sealing drive on illegal constructions. Over 4,200 properties were identified for violations, with many multi-story buildings exceeding permissible limits.

Haryana Agricultural University filed FIR against 19 students for disrupting exams, while protesters submitted counter-complaint alleging caste discrimination and harassment. Former MP Brijendra Singh supported students, demanding VC's removal. JNU and DU student leaders visited campus expressing solidarity as heightened security measures continue during ongoing semester exams.

Steady rainfall over two days brought much-needed relief from intense heat in Punjab and Haryana, with temperatures dropping sharply across both states. Chandigarh recorded 31°C, five degrees below normal. Multiple cities including Ludhiana, Gurugram, and Ambala received precipitation, ending the previous week's 40°C+ heat wave.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini ordered a strong crackdown on crime during a high-level meeting. He expressed concern over an excise licensee's murder in Kurukshetra and directed enhanced police presence. The state's excise auctions have generated Rs 11,054 crore, more than double last year's revenue.

Prime Minister Modi told President Trump that India will never accept third-party mediation on Kashmir during their 35-minute phone call. Modi clarified that no discussions about US-India trade deals or mediation occurred during recent India-Pakistan tensions, emphasizing India's unified political stance against external intervention.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini approved construction of three new district jails in Charkhi Dadri, Fatehabad, and Panchkula costing Rs 284 crore. These facilities will accommodate 4,000 additional prisoners. Haryana Police Housing Corporation will handle construction through tender process to address overcrowding in existing jails.

CM Nayab Singh Saini launched Hisar-Chandigarh air service at Maharaja Agrasen Airport. Event attended by ministers Vipul Goel and Ranbir Singh Gangwa. CM announced more routes planned, praised PM Modi's 11-year leadership, and criticized Congress while highlighting benefits for Haryana, Punjab, and Rajasthan residents.

Investigation into Jhajjar's Parivar Pehchan Patra fraud reveals one PDF document was used to tamper with 3,485 family records. Seven officials arrested for accepting bribes, manipulating divorce-related changes, using fake bank documents, and redirecting security OTPs to personal phones to bypass verification systems.

Haryana Board of School Education has reopened HTET 2025 applications from June 1-5, 2025. After multiple postponements since November 2024, the teacher eligibility examination is now scheduled for July 26-27, 2025. Candidates can apply online at bseh.org.in with varying fees based on category and levels.

Rahul Gandhi plans comprehensive Congress restructuring in faction-ridden Haryana following Gujarat's organizational revamp. The June 4 visit includes meetings with senior leaders and observers to rebuild district-level organization absent for 11 years. However, party MLAs seeking audience remain excluded from the scheduled agenda.

One-year-old Prashita drowned in a bathtub in Sonipat. Despite being alive when brought to hospitals, she died after a 9-hour ordeal across two facilities - Sonipat Civil Hospital and PGI Rohtak - due to unavailable ventilators and alleged medical negligence by healthcare staff.

Kangana Ranaut defends Instagram influencer Sharmishtha Panoli who was arrested by Kolkata police for objectionable religious comments in a video about Operation Sindoor. The actress-turned-politician demands immediate release, stating the influencer has apologized and further harassment is unnecessary.

Haryana government introduces new benefit rules for retired Punjab and Haryana High Court chief justices and judges, offering Rs 50,000 monthly for former CJs and Rs 45,000 for judges. Additional Rs 15,000 covers communication, secretarial, and security services, with provisions for staff secondment from court's Last Grade Service.

Seema Kumar alias Simmi Shahriya from Panipat wins bronze medal at 9th Asian Senior Jujitsu Championship held in Amman, Jordan, representing India in the 70kg weight category and securing third position in Asia.

Lakshay Kundu from Hisar district wins gold at World Bench Press Championship 2025 in Norway, lifting 182.5kg to break Asian and Commonwealth records, becoming the first Indian to achieve this feat.

Passengers on Hisar-Ayodhya route face severe discomfort due to AC failure and unexpected flight diversion to Delhi. Trust threatens consumer court action against Alliance Air for negligence toward elderly travelers.

Haryana Staff Selection Commission releases CET 2025 notification with online applications starting May 28. The exam aims to fill thousands of Group C and D government positions, ending a three-year gap in recruitment

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.

A Haryana Roadways bus overturned near Rajli village in Hisar district on Monday morning, killing 20-year-old student Khushi Mohammad and injuring several others. The driver lost control while avoiding a fallen tree on the road. The overcrowded bus was carrying around 65 passengers, including many students.

President Droupadi Murmu posthumously conferred Shaurya Chakra on Major Aashish Dhonchak of Panipat at Rashtrapati Bhawan. The 36-year-old officer was martyred on September 13, 2023, during anti-terror operations in Kokernag, Anantnag. Despite severe injuries, he continued engaging terrorists, enabling his team's success. His mother and wife received the honor.

Supreme Court granted interim bail to Ashoka University professor Ali Khan Mahmudabad on Wednesday, but late arrival of orders in Sonepat meant he remained in jail overnight, with release proceedings scheduled for Thursday morning.

Forensic examination of arrested spy Noman Ilahi's phone reveals extensive communications with Pakistani handler Iqbal Kana, spanning two years of alleged intelligence sharing about Army movements, with chargesheet preparation underway.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday granted interim bail to Ashoka University professor Ali Khan Mahmudabad, who was arrested over social media posts related to Operation Sindoor. A bench led by Justice Surya Kant ordered the constitution of a three-member Special Investigation Team to probe the charges, while directing the professor to surrender his passport and join the investigation.

Haryana's Chief Minister will chair a selection panel meeting tomorrow to recommend appointments for the Chief Information Commissioner and seven Information Commissioners. The Congress has nominated former CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda to participate after the Chief Secretary requested the party to bypass the seven-month LoP vacancy issue.

Authorities have arrested 12 people across northern India in connection with a Pakistan-linked espionage network. Many suspects were in contact with Ehsan-ur-Rahim (Danish), a recently expelled Pakistani diplomat, and were sharing sensitive military information including details about Operation Sindoor in exchange for payments.

Hisar YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra has been arrested for alleged espionage after visiting strategic locations before the Pahalgam attack. Her Instagram is blocked as police investigate her "sponsored" Pakistan trips, suspicious finances, and contacts with Pakistani officials during times of conflict.

Following the Pahalgam terror attack, eight individuals were arrested across Punjab, Haryana, and UP for spying for Pakistan. The suspects include a YouTuber, a college student, a security guard, and a businessman, all accused of sharing sensitive information with Pakistani handlers through various means.

A disturbing case has emerged from Faridabad district where a 38-year-old mother allegedly threw her 2-year-old son into a canal. The incident occurred Sunday night when Megha, who has been reportedly suffering from mental health issues, was spotted by a passerby at the Agra Canal. Police have detained the woman while search operations continue for the child's body. The family had reported the mother and child missing earlier that evening.

Hansi police have detained 39 Bangladeshi nationals, including 14 men, 11 women, and 14 children, who were found working illegally at a brick kiln on Tosham Road in Hisar district. Initial investigations revealed they had crossed the border illegally and lacked valid documentation. Security agencies are involved in the investigation, and the detainees will be transferred to a designated camp in Delhi after legal formalities are completed.

Operation Sindoor continues as IAF successfully strikes nine terrorist bases in Pakistan and PoK from within Indian airspace. Despite a ceasefire agreement, border violations persist, prompting PM Modi to hold high-level security meetings. President Trump has praised both nations for preventing a potential nuclear conflict.

Chandigarh faces an unprecedented security situation as authorities implement emergency measures following an aerial threat alert issued by the Air Force Station. Residents have been instructed to remain indoors while security forces heighten vigilance across the city. The alert comes amid recent border tensions and follows reports of drone attacks along India's western frontier.

IPL 2025 halted amid escalating India-Pakistan conflict after Dharamshala match abandoned. BCCI arranges emergency evacuation as missiles and drones target northern regions. Fans evacuated chanting anti-Pakistan slogans while S-400 systems intercept aerial threats.

Operation Sindoor has sparked a flurry of complex international reactions. Pakistan is calling for UN intervention while India defends its actions as legitimate counter-terrorism. Regional stability hangs in the balance as global powers urge restraint while acknowledging India's security concerns.

n a deadly aftermath to India's Operation Sindoor, Pakistan's heavy artillery barrage across the Line of Control has killed 12 civilians and one soldier in four J&K districts. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has released emergency funds as authorities establish shelters and medical facilities for affected border communities experiencing the worst cross-border violence since the Kargil War.

Lance Naik Dinesh Kumar Sharma, a 32-year-old soldier, was killed in Pakistani shelling along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch sector following India's "Operation Sindoor". Sharma's family, with a legacy of military service, mourns his loss while honoring his sacrifice and legacy.

India launched Operation Sindoor on May 7, striking nine terrorist facilities across Pakistan and PoK in response to the Pahalgam massacre. The tri-services operation eliminated 70-80 terrorists, including relatives of JeM chief Masood Azhar, while Pakistan's PM called the strikes "an act of war."

Operation Sindoor's name carries dual symbolism - honoring the Hindu widows who lost their husbands in the Pahalgam attack while invoking India's warrior tradition of applying sindoor before battle, creating a powerful cultural connection to the military response.

JeM chief Masood Azhar has confirmed to BBC Urdu that Indian strikes killed 10 of his family members and 4 close aides at the Subhan Allah complex in Bahawalpur, validating India's claims about precision targeting of terrorist infrastructure.

Haryana's Cabinet has approved a Rs 1 crore ex-gratia payment for families of Agniveers killed in battle, matching benefits given to regular forces. The government also doubled police recruitment reservation for Agniveers to 20% and approved a Rs 474 crore AI development initiative.

A 9th-grade student in Faridabad was abducted and raped by two unidentified men who tricked her into their vehicle while she was walking to school. After the assault, they dropped her at school during dismissal time. Police have registered a POCSO case and formed four teams to track the suspects.

The National Commission for Women has defended Lt Narwal's widow Himanshi against social media trolling following her appeal for peace and communal harmony. Married just six days before her husband was killed in the Pahalgam attack, Himanshi faced online harassment for advocating unity rather than division against Muslims and Kashmiris.

Haryana's new excise policy will increase liquor prices and close 152 outlets in villages with populations under 500. Despite maintaining 2,400 total shops, the policy introduces stricter regulations on locations, advertising bans, increased tavern fees, and mandatory health warnings while targeting Rs 14,064 crore in revenue.

Homebuyers of the stalled Mahira projects are indifferent to developer Dharam Singh Chhoker's arrest in a Rs 1,500 crore money laundering case. Instead, they demand construction resumption, claiming 800 flats could be completed within six months and the entire project in 18 months with proper administrative support.

Manesar topped Haryana's Swachh City Survey due to a technical loophole—the municipal corporation wasn't fully registered on the complaint portal during the evaluation period. Residents dispute the ranking, sharing evidence of garbage-strewn streets and waste dumps that contradict the zero-complaint perfect score.

Haryana's Sports Department has released its comprehensive 2025-26 sports calendar covering major disciplines from wrestling to marathons. The initiative gives athletes advance notice of competitions while the government increases funding to support sports development across the state.

Mohali residents are set to face water shortages for the next two days due to pipeline leakage repair work. The Water Supply Department has announced that there will be no water supply during daytime on May 5, with low-pressure supply in the evening, while disruptions will continue on the morning of May 6. Areas affected include Phases 1-7, Madanpura village, and Industrial Growth Phases 1-5, with authorities urging residents to store water in advance.

Ghanshyam Prajapati, a police homeguard from Nuh, Haryana, won ₹4 crore on an online gaming application. The 33-year-old created a fantasy team for just ₹39 during the IPL match between Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Chennai Super Kings, then went to sleep. He woke up to discover his team had scored 1370 points, resulting in the massive prize. After 30% tax deduction, Prajapati will receive approximately ₹2.80 crore.

An all-party meeting chaired by Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has unanimously passed a resolution demanding the "unconditional" release of drinking water from Punjab. The resolution describes Punjab's decision to deny water as "unconstitutional, inhuman, illegal and an attack on the federal structure." CM Saini revealed Haryana is receiving 17% less water than its allocated share, while Punjab is using more than its allocation.

The Enforcement Directorate has arrested former Congress MLA Dharamsingh Chhoker from a luxury hotel in Delhi in connection with a ₹1,500 crore money laundering case. Chhoker, a two-time legislator from Samalkha, was wanted for allegedly collecting over ₹616 crore from homebuyers for affordable housing projects in Gurugram but failing to deliver the properties.

Gurugram Police have taken accused Mushtaq Ahmad to Uttarakhand in search of the severed head of his live-in partner Pooja, which he allegedly disposed of in the Nanda Canal. Mushtaq, who deceived the victim by using the Hindu name "Ajeet," had been evading authorities for five-and-a-half months before his arrest. After murdering Pooja by decapitation in November 2024, he wrapped her torso in a bundle and threw it under a bridge, while putting her head in a plastic bag and dumping it in the canal.

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

Udesh Yadav, the prime suspect in the murder of Rajasthan lady doctor Bhawna Yadav, has been sent to a three-day police remand after his arrest in Hisar. Police will investigate his mobile phone records during custody. Initial findings suggest Udesh set Dr. Bhavna on fire by pouring oil on her, allegedly due to pressure from her to marry and divorce his wife.

The water dispute between Haryana and Punjab has reached a critical point, with the Haryana government now planning to approach the Supreme Court against Punjab. A recent meeting between officials of the Bhakra Beas Management Board (BBMB) and chief secretaries of both states failed to reach an agreement, as Punjab was willing to provide only 4,000 cusecs of water against Haryana's demand for 8,500 cusecs.

The water dispute between Haryana and Punjab has intensified with Himachal Pradesh now entering the ring. Himachal Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu has claimed that the water originally belongs to Himachal while Punjab and Haryana fight over its distribution. Meanwhile, Haryana has called an all-party meeting in Chandigarh to address the escalating crisis, which will be attended by CM Nayab Singh Saini, former CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda, and other political leaders.

The murder case of Dr. Bhawna Yadav, an MBBS graduate from Rajasthan, has taken a dramatic turn with police revealing that the accused, Udesh Yadav, was her former lover rather than just an acquaintance as initially suggested by her family. The pair had known each other for years before Bhawna went to study in the Philippines while Udesh was married to someone else.

On what would have been Lieutenant Vinay Narwal's 26th birthday, his widow Himashi Narwal made a powerful appeal against hatred at a blood donation camp in Karnal. Lt. Narwal was killed in the recent Pahalgam terrorist attack that claimed 26 lives. Himashi emphasized her desire for peace rather than hatred toward Muslims or Kashmiris, stating that while she seeks justice for those responsible, she rejects communal hatred.

The water dispute between Punjab and Haryana has escalated following the Central Government's decision to transfer Akashdeep Singh, BBMB's Director of Water Regulation from Punjab's quota, replacing him with Sanjeev Kumar from Haryana. This change comes after Punjab, under Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, refused to comply with the BBMB's decision to provide Haryana with its allocated share of water from Bhakra Dam.

The Haryana government has launched an innovative program to train government school students from grades 9-12 to correct errors in Family ID cards using tablets. The training will teach students how to navigate the Family ID portal, update information, and remove names of deceased individuals. This initiative follows successful pilot projects in Rewari district's Sangwari and Khol villages.

Haryana has achieved a significant financial milestone by securing the fourth position in gross GST collection across India, recording ₹14,057 crore in April 2025. The state registered an impressive 15.70% growth in SGST collection compared to the previous year, demonstrating its great economic performance and efficient tax administration.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court has issued a notice to the Haryana government following a public interest litigation highlighting the alarming rise in cancer cases—59,912 in just two years—while only 915 beds are available for patients in government health institutions.

Haryana government invites online applications from ITI graduates for apprenticeships across state departments until May 15. Eligible candidates must be Haryana residents with 10th standard completion in-state and ITI certification from government-recognized institutes in Haryana or Chandigarh under NCVT/SCVT guidelines.

Punjab's decision to cut Haryana's water supply has sparked a political tussle between the two states, with the BJP accusing the AAP government of playing politics. The move comes amid the BJP's efforts to expand its base in Punjab ahead of the 2027 Assembly polls.

The Congress party has demanded that the Haryana government take action to address the water sharing issue with Punjab, amid claims of the BJP government's failure to protect the state's rights. The party has called for an all-party meeting and a special Assembly session to discuss the issue.

A young man from Karnal has died in a truck accident in America, leaving his family in grief. The accident occurred when the truck collided with a divider, causing a fire that Sukhbir couldn't escape from.

The Haryana government has released the 2025 calendar of public holidays, which includes 56 gazetted holidays and 104 weekend holidays. The total number of holidays in 2025 will be over 160.

A devastating fire at Bandhwari landfill has destroyed 80 acres of Aravalli forest in Haryana, with authorities yet to take punitive action against those responsible. Despite being extinguished after four days and consuming over 350,000 liters of water, the fire's aftermath continues to pollute surrounding areas.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini felicitated successful UPSC candidates from Haryana at his Chandigarh residence, praising their hard work and family support. He encouraged them to remain grounded in their roots while serving the nation with integrity and equal treatment for all citizens.

Haryana government transfers two IAS officers (Hitesh Kumar Meena and Renu Sogan) and one HCS officer (Virendra Chaudhary) to strategic positions across farmer welfare, grievance redressal, and fisheries departments. The administrative reshuffle aims to optimize governance and fill critical vacancies in key state initiatives.

Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann refuses to release additional water to Haryana beyond the 4,000 cusecs already provided on humanitarian grounds. Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini counters that BBMB had approved 8,500 cusecs for Haryana on April 23, accusing Punjab of politically motivated non-compliance.

Haryana Board of School Education has scheduled the announcement of Class 10 results for May 12 and Class 12 results for May 15, 2025. Over 522,000 students appeared for these examinations conducted between February and March across 1,434 centers statewide, with schools now offering counseling to help students manage result-related anxiety.

The Haryana government has extended contracts for TGT teachers under HKRN until March 31, 2026, allowing them to continue teaching. A similar extension is being considered for 252 PGT teachers who were removed from schools after being declared surplus. Relief for teachers in government schools.

Indian Air Force soldier Naveen Sheoran from Kakdauli Hukmi village in Charkhi Dadri district lost his life in an accident while crossing a river in Leh-Ladakh. The 2020 recruit was scheduled for transfer to Delhi in August. His final rites will be performed with military honors.

Haryana authorities uncover massive welfare fraud where 12,000+ couples filed fake divorces to qualify for Below Poverty Line benefits. Seven arrests made including government official. Estimated Rs 100 crore loss through manipulated family identification records and falsified income declarations.

Haryana Olympic Association President Meenu Beniwal announces state games will resume this year after 15-year hiatus, with dates to be finalized by May 30. HOA plans to adopt 22 sports disciplines and create excellence centers in each district, benefiting thousands of athletes seeking opportunities and employment.

Haryana Staff Selection Commission Chairman Himmat Singh debunks viral fake notification about CET registration starting May 2. Official announcement expected soon for the highly anticipated exam that will see over 40 lakh youth competing for Group C and D government positions.

Haryana's Transport Minister Anil Vij announces extension of All India Tourist Permit validity from 9 to 12 years for most vehicles, with diesel vehicles in NCR getting 10-year validity. The move follows requests from taxi operator unions and aligns with central government guidelines.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini launched the concluding leg of Drug-Free Haryana Cyclothon 2.0 in Sirsa, urging communities to unite against drug abuse. The 23-day cyclothon, which began in Hisar, represents a collaborative effort to create awareness and build a drug-free society through public participation.

Former Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala visited grain markets in Narnaund and Uchana, criticizing the government for delays in wheat procurement and farmer payments. He highlighted the gap between the government's 72-hour payment promise and the reality of 15-day waits, while also commenting on the Pahalgam terror attack.

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.

A field survey conducted in March 2025 at Kalesar National Park, Yamunanagar, has documented seven threatened bird species protected under various conservation laws. The survey, directed by Haryana's Chief Wildlife Warden, also identified 12 threatened species in the adjoining wildlife sanctuary, highlighting urgent conservation needs.

The Haryana government is set to cancel over 3.25 lakh BPL cards due to non-utilization of benefits. The move aims to eliminate fake beneficiaries and ensure that only eligible families receive assistance. The review will take place on May 1, and cards not meeting criteria will be revoked.

The Haryana Board of School Education (HBSE) is set to declare the Class 10th results soon. Students can check their results on bseh.org.in by providing their roll number and date of birth. The result is expected to be announced in May 2025.

Police in Jind have arrested four individuals, including a minor, for allegedly assaulting a 35-year-old woman and her 5-year-old daughter. The child died during the attack, and her body was initially buried by family members who were unaware of the crime until the mother regained consciousness.

Following the Pahalgam terror attack killing 26 people, India has ordered all Pakistani nationals to leave the country, canceled all visas, and suspended the Indus Waters Treaty. Home Minister Shah has directed state CMs to identify and deport Pakistani citizens while the nation stands united against terrorism.

Following the Pahalgam terror attack killing 26 people, India has ordered all Pakistani nationals to leave the country, canceled all visas, and suspended the Indus Waters Treaty. Home Minister Shah has directed state CMs to identify and deport Pakistani citizens while the nation stands united against terrorism.

Speaking at a military graduation ceremony, Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif offered to join a "neutral probe" into the Pahalgam attack while threatening "full force" if India restricts water flow following the Indus Waters Treaty suspension. Despite claiming Pakistan "always condemned terrorism," his peace overtures were undercut by military threats.

Haryana's Common Eligibility Test for Group C and D posts will be held May 28-30 with approximately 41 lakh candidates expected to participate. Officials will use artificial intelligence and CCTV surveillance to prevent cheating, with one-time registration beginning around May 2 and continuing until mid-May.

Haryana is transforming its police force with a ₹22.09 crore modernization plan featuring advanced weapons, forensic tools, and digital communication systems. The initiative is part of a larger ₹150 crore project that will equip officers with cutting-edge technology including facial recognition, enhanced forensics capabilities, and modern weapons while a task force develops long-term structural improvements.

Javelin champion Neeraj Chopra addresses backlash for inviting Pakistan's Arshad Nadeem to his Bengaluru event, clarifying the invitation was sent before the Pahalgam attack. The Olympian defended his mother from social media abuse while emphasizing his unwavering patriotism as an Indian Army Subedar Major, stating national interests always come first.

Naveen Jakhar, a 20-year-old Agniveer from Salhawas village in Jhajjar, was martyred during an anti-terrorist operation in Baramulla, Kashmir. The young soldier had joined the Army just 18 months ago and comes from a farming family with military connections—his elder brother serves as an Agniveer in the Indian Navy. His body will be cremated with full military honors.

CM Nayab Singh Saini celebrated National Panchayati Raj Day by unleashing ₹368 crore for rural projects, inaugurating 923 development works worth ₹233 crore and laying foundations for 413 more. He transferred ₹573 crore to local bodies and added 41,591 citizens to pension rolls with immediate fund transfers of ₹12.59 crore to their accounts.

Gurugram Metro Rail Limited has announced a 15.2km elevated metro line with 14 stations connecting Hooda City Center to Sector-9. Construction will begin after April's tender process completion, enhancing connectivity between Haryana and Delhi while supporting regional business growth.

An Army soldier was killed during a counter-terrorism operation in Udhampur's Dudu-Basantgarh area on Thursday. The joint operation with J&K Police was based on specific intelligence about terrorist presence. Despite medical efforts, the soldier succumbed to injuries sustained during the initial gunfight with hiding militants.

From Bihar's Madhubani district, PM Modi switched to English to deliver a global message after the Pahalgam attack that killed 26 people: "We will pursue terrorists to the ends of the Earth." His speech follows diplomatic actions against Pakistan and emphasizes India's determination to ensure justice while acknowledging international support.

Swati Phogat from Modi village, Charkhi Dadri has secured 306th rank in UPSC on her second attempt. The 28-year-old PhD scholar, daughter of a retired Physical Education teacher, completed her education from village school to university with determination. Her success has been celebrated by family, villagers, and local MLAs.

Terrorists disguised in military fatigues attacked tourists in Pahalgam's Baisaran meadow, killing 26 including 2 foreigners. PM Modi directed HM Shah to visit the site. Within 24 hours, Indian Army killed two Pakistani terrorists attempting infiltration in Uri sector.

Four bodybuilders who attacked bikers on Dwarka Expressway and damaged motorcycles worth lakhs have been arrested by Gurugram Police. The accused reportedly apologized at the station. Victim Hardik Sharma had used AI technology to identify the attackers through their social media profiles.

Security agencies have released sketches of three terrorists suspected in the Pahalgam attack that killed 26 people. The terrorists, identified as Asif Fauji, Suleman Shah, and Abu Talha, are also linked to previous terror incidents in Poonch. PM Modi held an emergency meeting with top officials upon his return from Saudi Arabia.

26 tourists including Lieutenant Vinay Narwal of the Indian Navy were killed in a terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir. Narwal, a 28-year-old officer from Karnal, Haryana, had married on April 16 and was on his honeymoon. Terrorists reportedly asked victims for their names and religion before firing, with Lashkar-e-Taiba claiming responsibility for the attack that also injured over 20 people.

Eleven bikers in Gurugram were attacked by allegedly drunk men who damaged luxury motorcycles worth ₹10-25 lakh each. Victim Hardik Sharma used AI tools to identify attackers through Instagram before police action. Despite filing an FIR after a 12-hour struggle and suffering damages of approximately ₹5 lakh, no arrests have been made.

India will implement GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) for toll collection starting May 1, 2025. The system uses satellite tracking through an On-Board Unit in vehicles to charge based on actual highway distance traveled, eliminating toll plaza stops. FASTag will be gradually phased out as the new system offers fairer charges and reduced congestion.

Haryana faces severe space shortage as bumper wheat harvest overflows onto roads and schools. With 46% of procured grain unlifted from mandis, farmers resort to dumping crops in public spaces. District performance varies widely—Mewat leads with 81.77% lifted while Panchkula lags at 25.25%. Officials promise permanent solutions including new market facilities.

The Haryana government has ordered a major police reshuffle affecting 55 senior officers, including 42 IPS and 13 HPS officers. Fourteen districts received new SPs, while key appointments include Mamta Singh as ADGP (Crime), KK Rao heading Hisar Range, and Pankaj Nain retaining his CMO role while taking charge of Ambala Range.

Subedar Baldev Singh from Sirsa, Haryana died while serving at Siachen Glacier after experiencing chest pain. The J&K Rifles soldier, promoted last year after 24 years of service, will receive full military honors at his ancestral village Jhopda. He leaves behind his mother, brother, wife, and two children.

Haryana government orders Deputy Commissioners to maintain full fire readiness with functional equipment and 24/7 staffing during harvest season. Officials must submit weekly reports, coordinate between departments, and conduct public awareness campaigns amid rising fire incidents from high temperatures and dry crop residue.

Haryana Cabinet Minister Rao Narbir Singh candidly admitted becoming an MLA at 26 solely due to family legacy, describing himself as an "accidental politician." He opposes Manesar Mayor joining BJP, calling him a "criminal," while praising CM Nayab Saini's tireless work ethic.RetryClaude can make mistakes. Please double-check responses.

Congress launches "Congress Satya, BJP Jhooth" campaign featuring 57 press conferences nationwide to counter National Herald case allegations. Four Haryana leaders—Deepender Hooda, Kumari Selja, Randeep Surjewala, and Mahima Singh—will participate in responding to ED's chargesheet against Sonia and Rahul Gandhi.

Haryana's power department will implement 16-hour electricity supply instead of 24 hours across 11 districts including Hisar and Gurugram, affecting rural areas starting tomorrow. The 8-hour cuts during daytime aim to meet increased urban summer demand. Power will be provided in two blocks with strict grid discipline enforcement.

Amarnath Yatra registration begins in Haryana through four authorized banks—PNB, SBI, YES Bank, and J&K Bank. The 39-day pilgrimage to worship the ice lingam runs July 3-August 9, 2025. Registration costs ₹150 plus ₹100 medical fee. Age restrictions apply and physical preparation is advised for the sacred journey.

Haryana's Himanshu Jakhar won India's first-ever gold medal in boys' javelin throw at the U-18 Asian Athletics Championships with a personal best of 67.57m. The 17-year-old, who trained with Neeraj Chopra in South Africa, dominated the competition with his opening throw, far ahead of competitors from China and Uzbekistan.

Gurugram police arrested 25-year-old Deepak, an operation theater technician at Medanta Hospital, for sexually assaulting a 46-year-old air hostess while she was on ventilator support. Police reviewed 800 CCTV cameras and questioned 50 staff members before making the arrest.

Haryana plans to make unauthorized selling of abortion pills (MTP kits) a cognizable offense with minimum three-year imprisonment to address declining sex ratios. The current laws have loopholes allowing offenders to secure bail easily after arrests.

Jind district has implemented Section 163 BNS prohibiting DJs and loudspeakers after 10 PM. SP Rajesh Kumar warned violators will face legal action and equipment confiscation. Banquet halls must display notice boards and inform clients of restrictions during bookings.

Haryana's electricity department issued 57,717 erroneous bills - 39,477 from UHBVN and 18,240 from DHBVN. Power Minister Anil Vij announced corrections will be implemented in May, alongside faster transformer and equipment replacement.

Haryana's 'Lado Lakshmi Yojana' will provide Rs 2,100 monthly to eligible women with a Rs 5,000 crore allocation. Officials are determining whether to limit benefits to BPL families or include households earning up to Rs 3 lakh annually. The government is reviewing Family ID Cards and BPL verification to ensure proper implementation and prevent misuse.

Reena Bhatti from Balak village in Hisar has set multiple mountaineering records, including summiting Everest and Lhotse in just 20.5 hours, becoming India's fastest female mountaineer. Despite entering the Oxford Book of World Records and conquering over 20 peaks, the computer science postgraduate still awaits proper recognition from the Haryana government.

Haryana government is offering 30 square yard plots to low-income families with annual earnings up to Rs 1.80 lakh who don't own homes. Eligible families can book plots for Rs 10,000 down payment through the Housing for All department website until April 30, with remaining payments spread over three years in monthly installments.

After an air hostess was sexually assaulted in Medanta Hospital's ICU, Haryana Health Minister Arti Rao has ordered a complete review of patient security protocols statewide. The incident has sparked concerns in Gurugram's medical tourism sector, with the minister promising strict action against negligence while establishing an expert committee to upgrade existing safety measures.

A Kolkata-based air hostess has filed an FIR alleging sexual assault by an unidentified male staff member while she was semi-conscious on ventilator support at Medanta Hospital in Gurugram. The complaint states nurses observed bleeding following the incident but dismissed it as menstruation. Police are reviewing CCTV footage to identify the suspect.

Haryana's government has invoked the 'no work, no pay' principle for contractual employees who struck for regularization from July 20-August 3, 2024. While withholding pay for strike days, the administration won't impose service breaks, a decision that follows last year's legislative protection extending employment until retirement age.

Pandit BD Sharma University of Health Sciences in Rohtak has announced 175 vacancies for senior residents and tutors at PGIMS and PGIDS. The recruitment spans 56 medical specialties with Anesthesiology having the most openings (21). Applications must be submitted by April 25, 2025, through the university's official website.

A 46-year-old airline employee has reported being sexually assaulted by hospital staff while unconscious and on ventilator support in an ICU at a private medical facility in Gurugram. Police have registered a case and are reviewing surveillance footage to identify the perpetrator. This marks the third similar incident in Gurugram's private hospitals since 2020, raising serious concerns about patient safety and security protocols in healthcare settings.

Delhi University Students' Union President Ronak Khatri staged a provocative protest by applying cow dung to the walls of the Principal's office at Lakshmibai College. This action came in response to the Principal allegedly using cow dung treatment in a classroom without student consent. Khatri has raised serious concerns about safety violations, citing single-exit classrooms that contradict UGC regulations, and has threatened legal action including an FIR and High Court petition.

The Haryana government in collaboration with the National Industrial Corridor Development Corporation will establish a massive Industrial Manufacturing Cluster (IMC) on approximately 3,000 acres near Maharaja Agrasen Airport in Hisar. The Rs 4,680 crore project is expected to attract investments worth Rs 32,000 crore and generate more than 10,000 employment opportunities, becoming the largest project under the Amritsar-Kolkata Industrial Corridor initiative.

Renowned dancer Sapna Choudhary and her husband Veer Sahu recently shared devastating news on social media about the passing of their beloved pet dog 'Queen'. The couple posted emotional tributes and a touching farewell video showing Queen being honored with flower garlands.

The Haryana Human Rights Commission has granted official recognition to a transgender school in Karnal despite it not meeting standard land requirements. Operating since 2014-15, the school will now receive formal status following the Commission's intervention.

Prime Minister Modi's strategic visit to Haryana on Ambedkar Jayanti served dual purposes: strengthening BJP's connection with SC voters who helped secure their historic third term while showcasing infrastructure development initiatives. The timing countered opposition narratives about constitutional values and reinforced the party's focus on marginalized communities.

Rampal Kashyap's 14-year barefoot journey ended when PM Modi personally met him at a Yamunanagar rally, gifting him shoes and helping him wear them. Kashyap had vowed in 2010 not to wear footwear until meeting Modi, enduring extreme weather conditions while maintaining his unique pledge of devotion.

Haryana's first civil airport was inaugurated in Hisar by PM Modi, who flagged off the inaugural flight to Ayodhya. The Maharaja Agrasen Airport will initially connect Hisar to Ayodhya and Delhi with plans to expand to more cities. With ticket prices starting at Rs 3,200 for Ayodhya and Rs 1,300 for Delhi, the airport marks a significant milestone in the state's infrastructure development since its formation in 1966.

Prime Minister Modi inaugurated Haryana's first airport in Hisar, flagging off flights to Ayodhya and Delhi. During his Ambedkar Jayanti address, he praised the Constitution architect while criticizing Congress, highlighting his government's welfare initiatives for SC/ST/OBC communities and infrastructure development.

Prime Minister Modi inaugurated an 800 MW thermal power unit and compressed biogas plant in Yamunanagar, emphasizing India's doubled power generation capacity over the past decade. He criticized Congress for past blackouts while highlighting his government's energy initiatives.

OP Jindal Global University has suspended students involved in a viral video showing a girl being removed from a suitcase. University officials described it as a prank within the girls' hostel that was discovered when security noticed suspicious activity.

After receiving a Rs 4 crore award and residential plot from the Haryana Government, wrestler-turned-MLA Vinesh Phogat announced plans to establish an international sports academy to provide better facilities and supportive environments for young athletes.

Three nilgai entered Hisar Airport through an open gate, revealing a significant security breach that prompted immediate action from authorities. After intensive efforts, the animals were captured and released in nearby forests, while officials have since removed a total of 22 nilgai from the airport zone.

Despite government efforts, private schools continue to burden parents with expensive books from private publishers instead of NCERT texts. Parents' associations are calling for representation in official inspection teams as the new academic year begins, claiming education officials appear ineffective in enforcing regulations.

At OP Jindal Global University, students attempted to smuggle a female student to her boyfriend's hostel by hiding her in a trolley bag. The plan failed when the bag's wheel broke, causing her to scream and alert security guards.

Gurugram Global City will be developed across 1003 acres with international standards and eco-friendly features, promising employment for 5 lakh people and investments worth Rs one lakh crore. CM Saini met with major investors like Lodha, DLF, and Adani, assuring fast NOC approvals and world-class infrastructure modeled after Dubai and Singapore.

The Haryana government has suspended revisions to property collector rates for 2025-26, providing significant relief to residents by allowing registrations to continue at previous rates, as confirmed through official orders issued by the Revenue Department to all districts across the state.

Despite a confusing letter from the Sports Department asking Vinesh Phogat to choose one benefit, the government has now agreed to provide her both the Rs 4 crore cash award and an HSVP plot, with Sports Minister Gautam confirming the file has been moved for CM's approval.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court has reduced a 53-year-old man's three-month jail sentence to time already served, noting that imposing imprisonment after a 26-year legal process for a minor adulteration case would be unjust, highlighting judicial backlog and the constitutional right to speedy trial.

A Gurugram street vendor's ingenious use of a hidden camera exposed four policemen who had been systematically extorting money from him for months, leading to their arrest and the suspension of their station in-charge as the Police Commissioner implemented zero-tolerance measures against corruption.

Olympian Vinesh Phogat has requested both cash reward and plot from Haryana, despite CM Saini's cabinet decision allowing her to choose only one benefit as a special case following her Olympics disqualification. This has left Sports Department officials uncertain about next steps.

Prime Minister Modi will attend two major rallies in Haryana on April 14, where CM Saini will present his government's six-month achievements. The visit includes inaugurating Hisar airport and laying the foundation for a power plant unit in Yamunanagar, coinciding with Ambedkar's birth anniversary celebrations.

Punjab and Haryana High Court has ruled six years as the minimum age for Class 1 admissions in Haryana, ordering the state to amend its 2011 Rules that permit admissions between five and six years, as they contradict national education laws and policy.

Haryana has received national recognition as the "Best Performing State in Aadhaar Enrolment of Children" at UIDAI's Aadhaar Samvaad event. The state's innovations include in-house AUA/KUA systems development, Aadhaar Data Vault creation, and an integrated registration approach involving local revenue officials, all contributing to its exemplary performance in biometric enrollment.

Chief Minister Nayab Saini participated in the Cyclothon 2.0 campaign in Faridabad by cycling himself before flagging off the journey to Gurugram. Part of a statewide anti-drug initiative launched from Hisar on April 5, the event saw participation from Minister Rajesh Nagar and local MLAs as it continues its route through multiple locations in the region.

A Haryana Roadways bus was seized in Rajasthan due to missing route permit documentation, despite operating for five years under a verbal agreement between state officials. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between the transport authorities of both states, with officials claiming private bus operators are behind the complaints.

Gaurav Gautam, a 36-year-old first-time MLA from Palwal, has become the youngest minister in Nayab Saini's Haryana cabinet. His meteoric rise from BJP Youth Wing leader to Minister of State with independent charge of three important portfolios has surprised political observers.

The Haryana government has approved 868 sports nurseries across the state to promote grassroots talent development. Deputy Director General of Sports Sanjeev Verma has instructed district officials to allocate these facilities to educational institutions and village panchayats.

Yamunanagar district administration has prepared extensive arrangements for PM Modi's April 14 visit, allocating 170 acres for the rally and parking. Officials have deployed 3,000 police personnel and established comprehensive security and medical facilities.

Haryana's Agriculture Department has announced strict measures against wheat stubble burning. Deputy Director Dr. Wazir Singh has formed 70 monitoring teams in Karnal district, warning farmers they could face penalties up to ₹30,000 for burning crop residue.

Convicted Dera Sacha Sauda chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim has been granted a 21-day furlough from Sunaria jail. He was transported to his Sirsa ashram under tight security, marking his 13th temporary release since imprisonment.

Former Union Minister and Sirsa MP Kumari Selja has criticized the BJP government for increasing LPG cylinder prices by ₹50, breaking its own promise to provide cylinders at ₹500. She highlighted how rising prices are severely impacting household budgets amid economic challenges.

IAS officer Sonal Goel, under investigation for multi-crore scams during her tenure as Faridabad Municipal Commissioner, has requested personal hearing from Haryana's Chief Secretary regarding vigilance clearance for her voluntary retirement application that has been pending for 18 months.

Union Minister and Sirsa MP Kumari Selja has criticized the Ministry of External Affairs for lacking accurate information about illegal travel agents. She claims thousands of youth are being defrauded while seeking foreign employment, with many being deported after spending millions on illegal routes.

The government has announced a ₹50 price increase for domestic gas cylinders, raising Delhi prices from ₹803 to ₹853. Ujjwala Yojana beneficiaries will now pay ₹550 instead of ₹500. The hike aims to offset the ₹41,000 crore losses faced by oil marketing companies.

Traffic police in Narnaund, Hisar have issued challans totaling ₹80,000 to three motorcycles in a special drive against modified silencers and pressure horns. Two Bullet motorcycles with firecracker silencers and one bike without a number plate faced severe penalties.

A young woman from Panipat has apologized after her video criticizing former Deputy Prime Minister Chaudhary Devi Lal went viral. The clip, in which she claimed Devi Lal "ruined Haryana," prompted supporters to file police complaints demanding sedition charges against her.

Researchers from IIT Kanpur have discovered ancient brick structures beneath Topra Kalan village in Yamunanagar, Haryana. The site holds historical significance as the original location of an Ashoka pillar and was once home to major Buddhist stupas dating back to the Mauryan era.

An explosion occurred near Mahmoodpur police post in Kaithal district early Monday morning. While no casualties were reported, banned terror organization Babbar Khalsa International has claimed responsibility for the attack, prompting a high-alert investigation.

Hisar Airport has announced flights to Ayodhya and Delhi with fares set at ₹3,393 and ₹1,300 respectively. The 70-seater aircraft will reduce the Hisar-Ayodhya journey from 12 hours to just 2 hours, operating twice weekly starting April 14.

A doctor in Kaithal, Haryana has enrolled his Laddu Gopal (child Krishna idol) in school where it has "topped" fifth grade. The symbolic enrollment funds the education of an underprivileged child named Madhav, with the doctor paying the monthly fees of ₹800.

Gajendra Phogat, a Haryanvi singer who also serves as CM Saini's OSD and Publicity Cell Chairman, saw his song banned by Haryana's cyber police in their crackdown on music promoting gun culture. The song had over 2.5 million views before being removed from YouTube.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Saini has announced the development of a new film city in Pinjore, Panchkula. The 100-acre project aims to support artists, promote the film industry, and create jobs throughout the state.

A salon owner in Ali Mohammad village, Sirsa has received an income tax notice demanding ₹37.87 crore despite earning only ₹500 daily. The fifth-grade educated barber is bewildered by the notice that correctly lists his name, father's name, and PAN number.

A postgraduate medical student at PGI Rohtak has filed a formal complaint against his professor for physical assault, forced personal errands, and threats. Evidence includes audio recordings of abuse and messages demanding the student buy alcohol.

Krishan Kumar Bedi, a prominent Dalit leader in BJP, recently took oath as minister in Nayab Saini's cabinet. A former political secretary to ex-CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Bedi won from Narwana after losing his Shahabad seat in 2019.

Haryanvi singer Masoom Sharma defies government ban as three of his songs, including the prohibited "Khatola-2," enter Billboard India's Top 20 charts. This unexpected success marks a major milestone for regional Haryanvi music on a platform typically dominated by Bollywood tracks.

Haryana's Energy, Transport and Labor Minister Anil Vij has announced plans to introduce double decker buses in Ambala Cantonment. The buses will take tourists to key attractions including the Martyrs' Memorial, Science Center, and Subhash Park.

Flight Lieutenant Siddharth Yadav, who died in the Jaguar fighter jet crash in Jamnagar, was cremated with full state honors in his ancestral village Bhalkhi Majra. His fiancée Sania, who was to marry him in November, attended the funeral expressing pride in his sacrifice.

The new Ghibli Style AI image trend sweeping social media may pose serious privacy risks. Cyber security experts warn that personal photos uploaded to platforms like ChatGPT could be used without consent for AI training or fall into the hands of cybercriminals.

The upcoming Lado Lakshmi Yojana in Haryana will provide monthly financial assistance of Rs 2100 to women living below the poverty line. Eligible women must complete four essential steps to receive benefits when the scheme launches.

Yamunanagar is undergoing major beautification efforts ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's scheduled visit on April 14. City officials have ordered extensive cleaning, road repairs, and decorative enhancements to showcase the city at its best for the high-profile event.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court ruled that lower courts can invoke the doctrine of per incuriam when superior court judgments overlook relevant legal provisions. Justice Anil Kshetarpal clarified this principle while addressing a land acquisition compensation case.

Haryana government is reopening its clerk recruitment process from 2019 after irregularities were found in the examination questions. The Personnel Department has requested the Haryana Staff Selection Commission to provide details on 900 vacant positions that remained unfilled due to the controversy.

Two men were injured in Karnal's Sector 12 when assailants on a motorcycle opened fire near the Mini-Secretariat. The primary target had just attended a court hearing, while the second victim was hit by a stray bullet despite having no connection to the case.

The Haryana government has modified rules for the Family ID Card (Parivar Pehchan Patra) system to improve transparency in administration and scheme implementation. The changes include automatic cancellation of cards when families move out of state and enhanced data security measures.

India's GST collections grew by 9.4% in the 2024-25 financial year to reach Rs 22.08 lakh crore. Haryana and Delhi led state-wise growth at 16%, while March collections rose 9.9% year-on-year to Rs 1.96 lakh crore.

The Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission has increased electricity rates after three years, affecting 81 lakh consumers across the state. Domestic users will now pay 20 paise more per unit while agricultural rates have increased significantly, adding to the government's subsidy burden.

Haryana's digital infrastructure faces a major crisis as the Saral Haryana portal has been non-operational for three days. The portal, which provides access to 773 government services and schemes, is reportedly undergoing maintenance, affecting thousands of citizens who need essential documentation.

The new budget coming into effect on April 1, 2025, brings substantial changes to tax slabs, TDS limits, TCS thresholds, and investment taxation. From higher tax-free income limits to extended updated return filing deadlines, here's how these changes will impact taxpayers across India.

The Haryana Film Festival 2025, scheduled for April 4-5 at MDU, will feature short films highlighting the state's brotherhood and social harmony. The event aims to showcase Haryana's cultural heritage while encouraging young filmmakers through workshops and discussion sessions.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah unveiled a grand statue of Maharaja Agrasen at Maharaja Agrasen Medical College in Agroha, Hisar. During the event, Shah also inaugurated a new ICU facility and laid the foundation stone for a PG hostel while praising Haryana's contributions to national development.

Haryana farmers have received encouraging news as horticulture and organic farming expand rapidly due to government incentive policies. Cherry tomato cultivation at Karnal's Vegetable Excellence Center using high-tech greenhouses is proving particularly profitable with high market values.

The Pt BD Sharma University of Health Sciences in Rohtak has appointed 103 senior resident doctors and tutors at PGIMS, but 148 positions remain unfilled. Officials plan to re-advertise the vacant posts soon to address the ongoing medical staff shortage.

Used syringes discovered in washrooms at Hisar's Giri Centre stadium during the Haryana State Senior Athletics Championship have raised concerns about doping. This marks the second such incident in recent months after similar discoveries at a boxing event last December.

At the DCRUST-hosted Sonepat Half Marathon, Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini highlighted the importance of healthy citizens in creating a healthy society. He urged youth to avoid drugs and participate in sports, citing the event as part of the state's broader anti-drug campaign.

Haryana residents may face higher electricity bills starting April 1 as the state's power distribution companies have requested permission to increase tariffs. The potential hike comes after two years of stable rates and aims to address the ₹4,520 crore deficit faced by the utilities.

During a felicitation ceremony in Sirsa, Haryana Cabinet Minister Ranbir Gangwa announced that villages with populations over 10,000 will be developed as "smart villages" following urban development models. He also highlighted the state's ₹2.5 lakh crore budget and strict quality standards for development projects.

Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) is preparing to open the registration portal for the Common Eligibility Test (CET) soon, likely during Navratri. All Deputy Commissioners will serve as controlling officers for the examination with 2,300 test centers being established across the state.

Yamunanagar district will soon get a major boost with an 800 MW new unit at the Deenbandhu Sir Chhotu Ram Thermal Power Plant. This addition will increase the plant's total electricity generation capacity to 1,400 MW, creating new employment opportunities.

A 32-year-old Scheduled Caste youth from Tihad Malik village in Sonipat was allegedly beaten with sticks and forced to consume poison by a rival family. The victim, who operated a fast food cart, died during treatment at PGI Rohtak.

The Haryana School Shiksha Pariyojana Parishad has provided Rs 74.85 lakh for sports equipment in government schools, but teachers are concerned about the short timeframe to utilize the funds as purchases must be completed by March 31.

The Haryana Assembly passed a bill to take over the management of Yoga Guru Dhirendra Brahmachari's Aparna Ashram Society in Gurugram amid strong opposition from Congress. The government cited attempts to illegally sell the valuable 24-acre property as justification for the takeover.

The Reserve Bank of India has approved an increase in ATM transaction fees that will take effect from May 1, 2025. Customers using ATMs of banks other than their own will now pay higher charges for transactions beyond the free limit.

A devastating fire broke out near Basai Flyover in Gurugram early this morning, destroying more than 200 slum dwellings. Firefighters from multiple stations battled for six hours to control the flames. No injuries have been reported, but residents lost all their belongings.

Haryana has experienced a dramatic 11-degree Celsius drop in daytime temperatures over the past 24 hours due to a change in wind direction. The India Meteorological Department forecasts dry weather until April 2 with occasional wind changes affecting temperatures.

The Gohana Public Health Engineering Department will launch a strict water conservation campaign from April 1 to tackle drinking water shortages during summer. Offenders wasting water will face immediate ₹5,000 fines without prior notice, and legal action for non-payment.

Haryana officially received its state song on Friday when the legislative assembly unanimously approved "Jai-Jai-Jai Haryana." The song, written by Dr. Bal Kishan Sharma, blends Sanskrit, Hindi and Haryanvi to celebrate the state's history, culture and achievements.

Former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda has criticized the BJP government for avoiding the release of a white paper on state debt. He claims the state's debt has risen from Rs 60,000 crore in 2014 to Rs 5.16 lakh crore currently.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini clarified that HCS (Judicial) recruitment is overseen by a six-member selection committee under the High Court's supervision, not the Haryana Public Service Commission. Congress MLA Geeta Bhukkal disputed his explanation, leading to protests when she was denied a chance to respond.

Haryana Health Minister Kumari Arti Singh Rao announced upgrades to the Civil Hospital in Mandikhera village, Nuh district, including a trauma centre and doubling its capacity to 200 beds in response to concerns about high accident-related fatalities in the area.

The Haryana Cabinet has decided to offer Congress MLA and wrestler Vinesh Phogat benefits equivalent to a silver medalist under the state's sports policy, honoring CM Nayab Singh Saini's promise made after her heartbreaking disqualification from the Paris Olympics.

Deepak Hooda's lawyer Sagar Panghal has refuted boxer Saweety Boora's recent allegations, stating that his client was the second highest-paid player in Pro Kabaddi League 2014, contradicting claims about his poverty and sexuality.

The Supreme Court has warned the Haryana government of contempt proceedings if it fails to cooperate with the court-appointed panel investigating the alleged social boycott of Dalits by a "dominant" community in Bhatia village, Hansi tehsil of Hisar district.

Bhajan singer Kanhaiya Mittal has responded to comedian Kunal Kamra's controversy with Maharashtra Deputy CM Eknath Shinde through a 44-second video parody, stating that Kamra laughed when actress Kangana Ranaut's house was demolished, and is now facing similar treatment.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah will visit Agroha in Haryana's Hisar district on March 31 to unveil a statue of Maharaja Agrasen at the Medical College. The event coincides with the death anniversary of college founder and former minister Om Prakash Jindal.

During the ongoing Budget Session, Haryana Education Minister Mahipal Dhanda revealed that 15,659 teaching positions in government schools remain vacant. The minister outlined recruitment plans while addressing Congress legislators' concerns about infrastructure and teacher shortages.

Gajendra Phogat, OSD to Haryana CM and Publicity Cell Chairman, has made explosive claims that Pakistani funding is behind Haryana's gun culture songs, alleging singers are being paid Rs 15 lakh to create content that promotes violence and destabilizes the region.

Former world champion boxer Saweety Boora has been hospitalized following a panic attack on Wednesday morning. This health crisis comes amid her increasingly bitter public dispute with husband Deepak Hooda, which recently saw a controversial police station confrontation video go viral.

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has announced the final results of the Combined Defence Services (CDS) 2024 examination, with Aditya Yadav from Begpur village in Narnaul, Haryana, securing the All India top rank among 349 successful candidates.

Indian wrestler Sunil Kumar secured a bronze medal in the 87kg Greco-Roman category at the 2025 Senior Asian Championship in Amman, Jordan. The Arjuna Award recipient from Dabarpur village has been consistently winning medals in international competitions since 2018.

Despite a 2016 announcement by then-CM Manohar Lal Khattar to build a national-level memorial for 1857 freedom fighter Rao Tula Ram in Nasibpur, the project remains stalled. Many believe this is due to political rivalry between Minister Rao Narbir Singh and the descendants of Rao Tula Ram.

On the 10th day of Haryana Assembly's budget session, four significant bills were passed including the Dignified Disposal of Dead Bodies Bill, Travel Agents Registration Bill, Public Gambling Prevention Bill, and Contract Employees Service Amendment Bill, all aimed at public welfare.

A mini school bus from a playway school in Jind district crashed into a divider after a tire burst on Wednesday afternoon. The accident injured 16 people, including 5 children, 10 teachers, and the driver, with two children sustaining more serious injuries.

During the swearing-in ceremony of newly elected municipal representatives in Panchkula, Urban Local Bodies Minister Vipul Goyal announced a substantial increase in honorariums. Mayors will now receive Rs 30,000 monthly, up from the previous Rs 20,500.

A Gujarat Police team traveling to Ludhiana for a POCSO Act investigation met with a tragic accident in Haryana's Sirsa district when their vehicle collided with a stationary truck, killing three officers and injuring one.

Haryana's men's basketball team clinched the gold medal at the first Under-23 National Basketball Championship held in Guwahati, Assam. The team defeated Punjab 94-73 in the final match, capping off an impressive tournament run.

A new National Highway is being constructed in Haryana that will connect GT Road to Jind via Sonipat and Gohana. The highway's construction, costing Rs 1,380 crore, is progressing well with the Gohana to Jind section already completed and the Sonipat to Gohana section expected to be finished this month.

The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has successfully transported cornea and amniotic membrane grafts using drones from Sonipat to Jhajjar and AIIMS Delhi. The drone covered a distance of 65 kilometers in just 40 minutes, a journey that typically takes over two hours by road.

The Haryana Cabinet has approved Olympic benefits for wrestler Vinesh Phogat as previously promised. Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini confirmed she would receive rewards equivalent to a silver medalist including Rs 4 crore, but as an MLA, she would need to choose among the benefits offered.

Former world champion boxer Sweety Boora held an emotional press conference in Hisar, accusing her husband Deepak Hooda of domestic violence. She alleged that police edited video evidence of their confrontation and claimed Hooda filed false cases against her family members while refusing to grant her a divorce.

Haryana Police discovered Rs 1.5 crore in cash during a routine check at Anandpur Chowk in Faridabad's Surajkund area. The two occupants of the Brezza car were detained after failing to explain why they were transporting such a large amount of cash.

Haryanvi singer Masoom Sharma's performance was abruptly stopped by police in Rajasthan when he began singing his controversial 'Khatola-2' song. This follows a similar incident in Gurugram and comes after several of his songs were banned from YouTube by the Haryana government.

A potential tragedy was averted when 15 passengers jumped to safety from a moving truck that caught fire on National Highway-44 in Panipat, Haryana. Multiple explosions followed as the CNG tanks in the truck detonated, though no casualties were reported.

After 404 days of partial closure, the Singhu border on NH-44 has been completely reopened with Delhi Police removing all barricades and debris. The border had been heavily restricted since February 13, 2023, following farmers' protest 2.0, causing significant traffic problems.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court has ordered that the election petition against Haryana minister Gaurav Gautam will proceed on a day-to-day basis. The case, filed by former minister Karan Singh Dalal, accuses Gautam of corrupt practices by using religious appeals during his election campaign.

The No. 1 Haryana Air NCC Squadron in Hisar district organized an 'A' Certificate examination under the guidance of the Rohtak Group Directorate. A total of 475 cadets from 21 schools participated in the exam, which was held on March 23 at two different locations.

Chief Minister Nayab Saini released Rs 587 crore for municipal bodies and launched e-Samadhan app, Urban Connect app, and municipal websites to streamline services. Urban Local Bodies Minister Vipul Goyal announced an increase in the honorarium for mayors and municipal chairpersons.

With the Rabi season in its final stage and temperatures rising, the Sonipat Agriculture Department has issued an advisory to farmers to thoroughly clean areas around electrical transformers in fields to prevent fire accidents.

As his film 'Swatantrya Veer Savarkar' completes one year, Haryana's Randeep Hooda shared images revealing he continued shooting despite a knee fracture, calling the experience life-changing.

The Ambala Cantonment domestic airport, built under PM Modi's UDAN scheme and championed by Cabinet Minister Anil Vij, is ready to begin operations with flights to four major destinations.

The approval of Haryana's state song has been postponed after five different claims of authorship surfaced, making it unlikely to be presented during the current budget session of the assembly.

In an emotional press conference at her Hisar residence, boxer Saweety Boora accused her husband Kabaddi player Deepak Hooda of physical abuse, including an attempt to strangle her in a car.

What was initially thought to be an accidental explosion in Bahadurgarh has been revealed as a deliberate act by Harpal Singh, who killed his family and then set the house on fire in an apparent murder-suicide attempt.

Police have arrested Ranbir, the main suspect in the murder of JJP youth wing state secretary Ravinder Minna, who was killed during a panchayat meeting called to resolve a family dispute.

Chief Minister Nayab Saini announced that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Haryana on Ambedkar Jayanti to inaugurate two major development projects worth thousands of crores.

Haryana marked World Water Day with the launch of several water conservation initiatives led by Union Jal Shakti Minister CR Patil and CM Nayab Singh Saini, including the 'Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain-2025' campaign and the state's own 'Mukhyamantri Jal Sanchay Yojana' in Panchkula.

The Haryana Vidhan Sabha's Committee on Local Bodies has flagged serious concerns about Rs 1,395.98 crore in temporary advances to urban local bodies that remain unadjusted, with Faridabad and Gurugram accounting for the bulk of the amount.

While the Haryana government has implemented its CHEERAG scheme to help economically weaker students attend private schools, both private school operators and government teachers have raised concerns about the program's implementation and purpose.

Boxer Saweety Boora, her father and uncle were detained at a police station in Hisar following allegations that they assaulted her husband, former Indian kabaddi team captain Deepak Hooda, during a police inquiry.

Haryanvi singer Masoom Sharma's concert was abruptly halted by police in Gurugram when he began singing "Khatola-2," one of several songs banned by the Haryana government over gun culture concerns.

What initially appeared to be a blast accident in Bahadurgarh's Sector-9 has now been revealed as a family murder, with the injured Harpal Singh now accused of killing his four family members before fleeing from the hospital.

The Economic Survey of Haryana reveals over 10,600 illegal mining cases registered since April 2019, with penalty collections reaching Rs 345.74 crore, while rehabilitation funds for affected areas remain largely unspent.

Despite working at war-footing to remove the multiple layers of permanent barricades installed at Singhu border last year, Delhi Police face challenges in dismantling the reinforced concrete structures.

Jannayak Janta Party's youth wing state secretary Ravinder Minna was fatally shot on Friday night in Panipat, while two companions sustained gunshot wounds in what preliminary investigations suggest was a targeted attack.

Haryana's CHIRAG scheme will provide free education to more than 34,000 children from low-income families in private schools across the state, with applications open until March 31.

The Haryana government has approved the FNG Expressway that will connect Faridabad with Noida and Ghaziabad, benefiting over 100,000 daily commuters. The new expressway will offer a direct and streamlined connection, enhancing travel efficiency and alleviating traffic congestion on current routes.

Haryana's Health Department has introduced a toll-free number (104) allowing citizens to book doctor appointments and register health service complaints without visiting hospitals in person.

Union Minister Manohar Lal Khattar has donated his entire ancestral property in Rohtak's Baniyana village to the Prime Minister's Relief Fund, marking a rare gesture by a political leader in post-independence India.

Haryana has begun the admission process for private schools under the Chirag scheme, with applications open until March 31 for economically weaker section students meeting specific eligibility criteria.

After more than a year of closure, the Shambhu border between Haryana and Punjab reopened for light vehicles on Thursday, bringing relief to commuters and businesses affected by the long detours.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has transferred the first instalment of funds to help 36,000 families build permanent homes under the central rural housing scheme.