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Godrej Industries Group plans to invest 20,000 crore in Haryana
Godrej Industries Group on Monday said it plans to invest about Rs 20,000 crore in Haryana with the potential to create around 40,000 jobs. The group has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Haryana Government in the presence of Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, outlining its future investment plan in the state, Godrej Industries Group (GIG) said in a statement. The proposed investments will build on the group's existing footprint in the state. GIG has invested approximately Rs 12,000 crore in Haryana to date and employs around 9,000 people across its businesses, it added. The group's real estate firm Godrej Properties Ltd (GPL) will be a key driver of the investment plans. Having invested approximately Rs 11,000 crore in Haryana to date, GPL plans to invest a further Rs 16,000 crore by FY28, it added. The company currently has 18 projects across Gurugram, Sonipat, Faridabad, Panipat and Kurukshetra, with its future projects expected to create more than 11,000 jobs. Godre
57-yr-old heart patient dies after sexual assault at Panipat hospital
CT Operator Arrested; Accused Of Thrashing Her As Well
From Panipat to Varanasi, a Banarasi revival is creating jobs beyond the loom
From Panipat to Varanasi a Banarasi revival is creating jobs beyond the loom
CBI Arrests Assistant DGFT in Haryana Bribery Case
Chandigarh, August 20: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has arrested an Assistant Director General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) stationed in Panipat, Haryana, in connection with a bribery case. On Wednesday, the agency released a press statement detailing the charges against the accused. It is alleged that the Assistant DGFT solicited a bribe of 30,000 ... Read more CBI Arrests Assistant DGFT in Haryana Bribery Case
Conviction rate in NDPS cases hits 68% in Haryana, Panipat tops chart
Khalin Joshi Dominates at Royal Springs, Clinches J&K Open 2026 in Style
Joshis dominant week earned him 15 lakh and propelled him five spots up the DP World PGTI Rankingsfrom 13th to eighthtaking his season earnings to 34,85,575. Delhis Rashid Khan, a twotime Asian Tour winner, finished a distant second at 15under 269, while Panipats Shubham Jaglan produced his best result of the year, claiming third at 14under 270
Neeraj Chopra's Rs 30 crore bungalow in Haryana's Panipat district is a three-storey property with a lush garden, a trophy room, and a garage that holds everything from a customised Rs 3 crore Audi RS Q8 to tractors, reflecting the Olympic champion's roots as much as his success.
The Panipat-based fragrance manufacturer introduces a widely accessible inspired fragrance collection 31 long-lasting, skin-safe, alcohol-free perfume oils inspired by iconic global fragrances, each in a 100 ml bottle at a single price of 999, shipped directly from its own certified facility with no middlemen in between.
Centre puts Ram temple recce operative, Hafiz Saeed's son-in-law on terror list
According to the ministry, he carried out reconnaissance of the Ram Janmabhoomi complex in Ayodhya, the RSS headquarters in Nagpur and the Indian Oil refinery in Panipat. He is also accused of serving as the launching commander for the Lasiyakot sector and facilitating infiltration through tunnels while arranging drone deliveries of arms and ammunition into India.
A movement losing momentum and daughters as Haryanas sex ratio declines
Launched by PM Modi in Panipat in 2015, the Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao campaign initially delivered strong results. Haryanas Sex Ratio at Birth rose from 838 in 2010 to 923 by 2019, driven by strict raids on pre-natal testing centres, inter-State crackdowns, monthly video conference reviews, and fixed accountability. However, data for the first four months of 2026 show that the number of girl babies born has dipped below 900, sparking fears that the programme is losing focus and momentum, reportsAshok Kumar
Man enters Haryana mosque raising Jai Shri Ram, apologises later
Haryana: A far-right-wing supporter entered a mosque, raising religious chants in Haryana with the intention of creating communal tensions. However, following a complaint from villagers, he was arrested and later apologised for his actions. The incident occurred in the Sanoli region of Panipat district. Deepak made the video in front of Jama Masjid, making hostile Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Someone Elses Clothes, Someone Elses Crisis
Recent CNN coverage of Panipat raises concerns over the consequences of overconsumption being borne disproportionately by cities of global south
Panipats Textile Recyclers Do the Worlds Dirty WorkAnd Get None of the Credit
Rich nations have outsourced not just the labour, but the environmental cost to Panipat.
Haryana CM Inaugurates Electric Bus Depot in Panipat, Launches 80 E-Buses
Panipat, May 28: In a significant step towards promoting green public transport in Haryana, Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini inaugurated an electric bus depot in Panipat on Thursday. He flagged off 80 new electric buses, marking the beginning of a cleaner and more modern era of transportation in the state. The Chief Minister emphasized that ... Read more Haryana CM Inaugurates Electric Bus Depot in Panipat, Launches 80 E-Buses
The Cockroach Janta Party, India's fast-growing satirical collective with millions of followers online, seeking to bring together youngsters to raise their concerns about the government, now appears to be facing some internal trouble or identity crisis of sorts as a lawyer filed an application with the Election Commission to register the party in his name. The CJP emerged only a few days ago amid a controversy surrounding remarks attributed to the Chief Justice of India during a court hearing. It rapidly gained traction online through memes and political commentary around issues such as unemployment, examination paper leaks and education. Sudhir Jakhar, a lawyer from Haryanas Panipat, who claims to be the national convener of the days-old outfit, wants to register the collective in his name, separately from its founder, Abhijeet Dipke, according to a Hindustan Times report. The report stated that Jakhar submitted the application, seeking registration of the outfit under Section 29A of the Representation of the People Act. According to Jakhar, he decided to take this step after Dipke declined to come to India to register the party. Dipke declined to come to India and convert this movement into an actual ground-level political party. Seeing the anger among the youth and the scale of what has been built, we felt that if someone else registered the name first and misused it, the entire movement would be lost. We decided to move ahead ourselves to ensure that does not happen, Jakhar was quoted as saying. The HT report said the objectives of the party, which Jakhar differs from the original demands of the CJP. The original CJP 'manifesto' has five demands: No post-retirement rewards for chief justices, election Commissioners must face action under UAPA if legitimate votes are deleted from the electoral rolls, half of all Parliamentary seats and Cabinet positions must be reserved for women, media licences of outlets owned by corporate conglomerates must be revoked to ensure independent journalism, and MLAs and MPs who switch parties after winning elections must be banned from contesting any election for 20 years. However, the outfit that Jakhar seeks to register has objectives such as transparency, communal harmony, peaceful democratic reforms, environmental protection, animal welfare, social audit of governance, legal awareness, and whistleblower protection. The development came even as Dipke moved the Delhi High Court against the blocking of the outfit's X account. The collective that built its popularity, among other things, by mocking the ways of Indian politics and politicians who switch sides at a whim, may be headed to an ownership battle and ideological splits usually reserved for full-fledged political parties.
Panipat couple dies by suicide after alleged harassment by reel-obsessed daughter-in-law
A Panipat couple tragically died after allegedly enduring months of harassment from their daughter-in-law and her family. Police are investigating the love marriage's breakdown, reportedly due to lifestyle clashes and the daughter-in-law's social media activities. Family members claim the deceased faced bullying and assault, leading to severe distress. A case has been registered against four individuals for abetment to suicide.
