HTET result 2026 expected to be released soon at bseh.org.in: Check steps to download scorecards
The Board of School Education Haryana is expected to announce the HTET Result 2026 for PRT, TGT, and PGT levels by July 30 or 31 on its official website. Candidates can download their scorecards using their login credentials. The result will include subject-wise marks, qualifying status, and is likely to be released along with the final answer key.
Omar Abdullah declares lowest assets among India's 31 Chief Ministers: ADR
Srinagar, Jul 29: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has declared the lowest assets among all 31 Chief Ministers in the country, with total assets worth 55 lakh, according to an analysis of election affidavits released by the Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR). The report, based on the self-sworn affidavits filed by the Chief Ministers during their most recent Assembly elections, found that Omar Abdullah is one of only two Chief Ministers with declared assets of less than 1 crore. West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari has declared assets worth 85 lakh, while Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma's assets stand at around 1 crore. The ADR analysis also noted that Omar Abdullah has not declared any immovable property in his election affidavit. In contrast, the average assets of the country's 31 Chief Ministers stand at 118.07 crore, with their combined declared wealth amounting to nearly 3,660 crore. Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar emerged as the wealthiest Chief Minister, with declared assets worth 1,413 crore. He was followed by Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu (931 crore), Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay (648 crore) and Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu (332 crore). These four are the only Chief Ministers with declared assets exceeding 100 crore. According to the report, 15 Chief Ministers have declared assets between 11 crore and 49 crore, while only Omar Abdullah and Suvendu Adhikari have assets below 1 crore. On liabilities, 11 Chief Ministers have declared dues exceeding 1 crore. D K Shivakumar tops the list with liabilities of 265 crore, followed by Pema Khandu with 180 crore and Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma with 16 crore. Among the neighbouring states, Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu has declared assets worth 7.81 crore and liabilities of 22.42 lakh. Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has assets of 5.80 crore and liabilities of 74.82 lakh, while Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has declared assets worth 5.31 crore and liabilities of 1.20 crore. Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has declared assets of 1.97 crore and liabilities of 30.35 lakh. The ADR report analyses the financial, criminal and educational backgrounds of all serving Chief Ministers using information disclosed in their election affidavits.
Watch: Back-to-back suicides shake Haryana Police: ASI blames late IPS officer in explosive note
Two shocking suicides within a week have rocked the Haryana Police, exposing deep rifts within the force. Assistant Sub-Inspector Sandeep Kumar was found dead in Rohtak just days after senior IPS officer Y.
ASHA workers across Haryana protest, press for better pay and job security
Indian Leaders Pay Tribute to Gurus on Guru Purnima
New Delhi, July 29: On the auspicious occasion of Guru Purnima, several Chief Ministers across India, including Uttar Pradeshs Yogi Adityanath and Haryanas Nayab Saini, expressed their gratitude and respect towards their gurus. They extended warm wishes to the citizens, emphasizing the significance of the guru-disciple tradition in Indian culture. The leaders called for the ... Read more Indian Leaders Pay Tribute to Gurus on Guru Purnima
Punjab vs Haryana Over Paper Leaks, Nayab Saini-Manish Sisodia Trade Barbs
Saini attacked Punjab government over alleged paper leak in Punjab asking why Manish Sisodia and Arvind Kejriwal are silent
CBI files charge sheet in NEET UG 2026 paper leak case
New Delhi, Jul 28: The CBI on Tuesday filed a charge sheet against 13 accused in the NEET UG 2026 paper leak case, including three paper experts, two associated with coaching centres, middlemen and a number of beneficiary candidates, officials said on Tuesday. In its charge sheet filed before a special court, the CBI invoked charges of criminal conspiracy, cheating, criminal breach of trust, destruction of evidence and others under the BNS for the alleged offence of criminal misconduct under the Prevention of Corruption Act and for offences under the Public Examination (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, 2024. The CBI cited 360 witnesses, 422 documents and 43 material objects in this charge sheet. All 13 chargesheeted persons are in judicial custody as on date, the agency's spokesperson said in a statement on Tuesday. The agency attached digital forensic analysis reports, handwriting expert opinions and academic experts' opinions regarding leaked questions in its charge sheet. These reports confirmed the role of the accused in circulation of leaked questions prior to the date of examination, the spokesperson said. The CBI was handed over the probe on May 12 regarding irregularities and allegations of paper leak in the NEET-UG 2026 Examinaton held on May 3. The examination was cancelled and later a re-examination was held on June 21. The NEET paper leak issue snowballed into a major political issue. A group of 'Gen Z' led by the Cockroach Janta Party launched a massive protest at Jantar Mantar, which led to the resignation of then education minister Dharmendra Pradhan. After registering the FIR, the CBI swung into action, raiding 92 locations in Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Haryana, Delhi and other states. During its two-month-long probe, it unearthed the conspiracy from the source of the leak to the beneficiary candidates, leading to the identification of the chain. The CBI has named three arrested National Testing Agency subject experts -- PV Kulkarni (chemistry), Manisha Gurunath Mandhare (biology) and Manisha Sanjay Havaldar (physics) as accused in the case. Manoj Shirure, a Latur-based doctor, Tejas Harshadkumar Shah, a physics faculty at Dr Abhang Prabhu Medical Academy (APMA), a Pune-based coaching centre and Shivraj Raghunath Motegaonkar of a Latur-based coaching centre were also arrested and named in the charge sheet, officials said. Several middlemen who have sourced and distributed these leaked questions have also been identified and arrested. Two individuals associated with coaching institutes have also been arrested for obtaining these leaked question papers from the above experts, the CBI spokesperson said. The agency said the money trail analysis was done and several bank accounts, bank lockers and a demat account of the accused have been frozen.
Haryana Approves 100% Tax Exemption On Electric Vehicles Up To Rs 30 Lakh
Besides, a 1% rebate has also been granted on motor vehicle tax for non-commercial vehicles costing up to Rs 20 lakh and registered in women's names.
Haryana Cabinet Reduces Stamp Duty and Registration Fees for Economically Weaker Sections
Chandigarh, July 28: The Haryana Cabinet, chaired by Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, approved a significant reduction in stamp duty and registration fees for homes up to 60 square meters under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana-Urban 2.0. This decision aims to facilitate affordable housing for economically weaker sections. An official statement revealed that the initiative ... Read more Haryana Cabinet Reduces Stamp Duty and Registration Fees for Economically Weaker Sections
PM asks BJP to strengthen organisation, says Haryana chief
Haryana clears new property tax formula, housing policy
Haryana CM Accuses Congress and AAP of Compromising Youths Future
Chandigarh, July 28: Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has accused the Congress and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) of compromising the future of the youth. He made these remarks on Tuesday, emphasizing that the Indian government is taking the paper leak issue very seriously. CM Saini stated, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has not only enacted ... Read more Haryana CM Accuses Congress and AAP of Compromising Youths Future
The Skill Development and Industrial Training Department, Haryana, has announced the Haryana ITI Round 2 Merit List 2026. Candidates can check their seat allotment status online and must complete document verification and admission formalities within the prescribed timeline to retain their seats. Admissions are based on merit, category, trade preferences, and seat availability across participating ITIs.
Here's how Sharmila Dhankar overcame adversity to script CWG history
Sharmila Dhankar, a 40-year-old para shot putter from Haryana, overcame immense adversity to become India's first-ever Commonwealth Games (CWG) para-athletics gold medalist.
J&Ks Majid Magray to lead India in Mixed Disability Cricket series against England
New Delhi, Jul 27:The Differently Abled Cricket Council of India (DCCI) has announced a 16-member Indian squad for the upcoming Mixed Disability Cricket Series against England, scheduled to be played from August 5 to August 19 across England. Majid Ah Magray has been named captain, while Sai Akash Saivamani will serve as the vice-captain. India will begin the seven-match IT20 series with the opening two matches at OurCoop County Ground, Derby, on August 5 and August 7, followed by the third IT20 at Uptonsteel Grace Road, Leicester, on August 9. The fourth match, as per a statement, will be played at the County Ground, Hove, on August 12, before the action shifts to Arundel for the fifth and sixth IT20s on August 15 and August 16, respectively. The series will conclude with the seventh and final IT20 at the iconic Lords Cricket Ground on August 19. All matches are scheduled to begin at 2:30 PM local time. DCCI Secretary Ravi Kant Chauhan said, Majid Magrays appointment as captain is a proud moment not only for Jammu & Kashmir but for the entire differently abled cricket fraternity. His leadership will inspire many aspiring cricketers from the region to pursue the sport with greater confidence and determination. DCCI Vice President Sumit Jain said, I wish the entire team and support staff a successful tour and hope they inspire many more aspiring differently abled cricketers through their performances. The Indian Mixed Disability Cricket Team is currently undergoing a preparatory training camp at Chhawla, near Dwarka, New Delhi, as part of its preparations for the upcoming Mixed Disability Cricket Series against England. The support staff for Indias Mixed Disability Cricket Series against England will be led by former Rajasthan Ranji captain Rohit Jhalani, who has been appointed as the Head Coach. He will be assisted by Dev Dutt as Coach, while Rohit Sharma will serve as the Fielding Coach. Ramswaroop Saini has been named the Strength & Conditioning Coach, and Mayank Pushkar will accompany the team as the Physiotherapist, ensuring the players are in peak physical condition throughout the tour. Jammu & Kashmir is represented by Majid Ah Magray (Captain), Rizwan Altaf Bhat, and Hilal Ahmad Wani. Tamil Nadu has Sai Akash Saivamani (Vice-Captain) and Sudarsun Elangovan, while Haryana is represented by Kuldeep Singh and Tarun. Karnataka has Rajesh Irappa Kannur and Shiva Shankara Guntiganapalli Subbarayappa in the squad. The remaining players include Yashwanth Naidu Ravuri (Andhra Pradesh), Vivek Kumar (Uttar Pradesh), Arjun Rajesh Gawre (Vidarbha), Ravindra Gopinath Sante (Mumbai), Yogender Singh Bhadoria (Madhya Pradesh), Vrushant Sandip Gunjal (Maharashtra), and Jayesh Parmar (West Bengal).
Haryana panel studies UP edu reforms, calls model exemplary
In an AI Driven World, Critical Thinking will Define our Future
THE HUMAN EDGE Every generation experiences a technology that changes the way people live. Electricity redefined homes and industries. The internet changed how people communicate and access information. Smartphones placed the world's knowledge within everyone's reach. Today, artificial intelligence (AI) is emerging as the next defining technological shift. In Kashmir, AI is increasingly becoming part of everyday life, helping people search for information, organise ideas, translate languages and complete everyday tasks. What once seemed like science fiction is now accessible with just a few taps on a digital device. As AI becomes more common, a defining question is emerging: will it replace human intelligence? A more important question is: What qualities will always make us human? The answer is not speed or memory. It is critical thinking, the ability to ask questions, examine information carefully, compare different viewpoints and make informed decisions. It helps people separate facts from opinions, recognise different perspectives and understand why something matters instead of simply accepting it. In an age of instant answers, this ability becomes even more valuable. Learning and the pursuit of knowledge have long been an important part of life in Kashmir. Artificial intelligence can make knowledge more accessible and improve productivity, but it cannot replace the human qualities that give learning its true value. Technology may change how people work, but it does not change the importance of wisdom, understanding and sound judgment. AI is remarkably good at finding information, summarising long documents, translating languages and identifying patterns. It can save time, improve productivity and make many daily activities easier. However, AI remains a tool. It does not possess human experience, emotions, values or responsibility. It generates responses by recognising patterns in data rather than understanding the world in the way people do. Therefore, AI should be seen as a starting point for learning and exploration, not the final answer to every question. Research on artificial intelligence and critical thinking continues to grow at leading universities, research centres and institutions across North America and Europe. Researchers at Stanford University, MIT, Harvard University, the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge, together with organisations such as UNESCO and McKinsey, are examining how AI is influencing learning, decision making, creativity and human judgment. Although their research explores different questions and approaches, a common theme is emerging: as AI becomes more capable, the ability to think critically, evaluate information carefully and exercise sound judgment becomes increasingly important. Artificial intelligence is best understood as a tool that can expand human capabilities. It can help people discover new ideas, improve learning and solve problems more efficiently. Like books, calculators and the internet before it, AI is another technology that supports human progress. The more important conversation is not whether AI or human intelligence is better. It is how the two can work together to improve learning, innovation and everyday life. The real challenge, therefore, is not using AI. The real challenge is using it thoughtfully and responsibly. AI can provide quick answers and useful suggestions, but like any source of information, its responses should be checked, understood and considered carefully. AI is most useful when it helps people find information, explore ideas and make more informed decisions without replacing human judgment. While technology can support people, responsibility, judgment and accountability always remain with people. Agriculture provides a practical example. Farmers in states such as Punjab, Haryana and Karnataka are increasingly using AI powered tools to monitor weather, detect crop diseases and improve farming decisions. These technologies can provide useful insights and save time. However, farmers still rely on their own experience, local knowledge and understanding of changing conditions before making important decisions. AI can offer guidance, but human judgment remains essential. The same lesson applies everywhere, including Kashmir. Technology works best when it supports people, not when it replaces their ability to think and decide. This applies to many parts of everyday life. AI can help people organise information, generate ideas, improve communication and save time on routine tasks. It can increase efficiency and create new opportunities for learning, work and innovation. However, qualities such as good judgment, common sense, empathy, creativity and understanding remain uniquely human. These qualities are developed through experience, reflection and interaction with others, not through technology alone. In Kashmir, this offers an important opportunity. Success in the years ahead will not be defined simply by the ability to use AI. It will be shaped by the ability to think critically, ask important questions, solve unfamiliar problems and make balanced decisions. These abilities will remain valuable regardless of how technology evolves. They will help people adapt not only to AI but also to the many changes the future may bring. Learning also deserves a fresh perspective. Instead of focusing only on finding quick answers, greater attention can be given to curiosity, discussion, problem solving and lifelong learning. AI can make learning more accessible and adaptable, but it cannot replace the experience of exploring ideas, making mistakes and developing balanced judgment. Real learning is not simply about collecting information. It is about understanding it and applying it wisely. Throughout history, every major technological advance has changed the way people live and work. With each new development, people have learned to combine new tools with essential human qualities. Artificial intelligence is likely to become part of that continuing journey. Technology will continue to evolve, and AI will become faster, more capable and more widely available. However, qualities such as wisdom, responsibility, imagination and critical thinking will continue to distinguish human beings. Kashmir has an opportunity to embrace new technology while making thoughtful and responsible use of AI. A society that encourages learning, thoughtful discussion, responsible use of technology and informed decision making will always be better prepared for the opportunities and responsibilities of an AI-driven world. Artificial intelligence can help us find information. It can organise knowledge. It can suggest solutions. But only people can decide what is fair, what is accurate and what can be trusted. That is why, in an AI-driven world, the human edge will always be the ability to think critically. (The Author writes on critical thinking and technology. Feedback: bakshisuhaib094@gmail.com )
HOA tightens selection process, clear prep for 28th Haryana State Games
Centre: In 3 years, Haryana, Punjab & HP diverted 2,734-ha forest land
All 773 rural road projects completed in Haryana at Rs 3.7k cr: Centre
BJP's Punjab Reset Hits A Roadblock As Farmers Return To Shambhu Border
With thousands of farmers gathering at the Shambhu border and Haryana Police once again stopping them from marching towards Delhi, Punjab is witnessing scenes that evoke memories of both the 2020-21 farm laws protest and the 2024 farmers' agitation.
High Courts are questioning GST notice validity when only uploaded online. Punjab and Haryana High Court ruled portal uploads are not valid service. Other High Courts also quashed notices due to improper tab placement. Taxpayers must now regularly check the GST portal for any notices. The Supreme Court may soon provide a definitive ruling on this matter.
Seema Punia: Discus Throw Star Wins Gold for India at Asian Games
New Delhi, July 26: Seema Punia, a prominent name in Indian athletics, has made headlines once again by winning a gold medal for the country at the Asian Games. Born on July 27, 1983, in the village of Khewda in Sonipat district, Haryana, Seema has earned numerous international medals throughout her illustrious career. Seema began ... Read more Seema Punia: Discus Throw Star Wins Gold for India at Asian Games
Haryana Congress holds victory march after Pradhans resignation
Congress leader and former Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda says the party will raise the paper leak issue in Parliament, demand accountability from the Centre
Haryana chief minister Nayab Singh Saini accused Punjab's AAP government of exam irregularities. He cited unusual names and double selections in a recent recruitment examination. Saini also alleged repeated paper leaks amounted to betraying talented youth. Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann denied paper leaks, calling it a cheating case. Saini inaugurated a blood donation camp and flagged off an ambulance service.
IMD Forecasts 'Very Heavy' Rainfall Over Isolated Places In Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh
The IMD instructs residents to not leave harvested crops out in the open, go near water bodies or venture into water-logged areas.
Haryana completes SIR phase-I; over 33 lakh names left out due to relocation, death, duplication
Haryana CEO Sreenivas said that 20,629 Booth Level Officers (BLOs) distributed enumeration forms to more than 2 crore electors, out of which over 1 crore enumeration forms have been digitised.
From ABVP to BJP war room: Dharmendra Pradhan, the party man beyond ministry
Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation from the Union Cabinet ends his government tenure. He remains a trusted organizational leader and election strategist for the BJP party. Pradhan's political journey began in ABVP and he entered the Lok Sabha in 2004. His reputation as a strategist grew after steering BJP to victories in Haryana and Bihar. Within the organization, Pradhan's record outweighs his ministerial setback, ensuring his continued political relevance.
Haryana to roll out new EV policy soon, focus on expanding infra
Haryana vet varsity launches renal care facility for pet dogs
In the case of a bank employees dismissal and the intervention of the Punjab and Haryana High Court, larger questions emerge about the security system of the bank and whether they were employed to protect customers in the first place The post Security Sans A System appeared first on India Legal .
SIR process in Haryana: Nearly 1 in 3 Gurugram voters may vanish from electoral rolls
Nearly 4.6 lakh voters (29.3%) in Gurugram may be removed from electoral rolls after the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process flagged them as absent, shifted, deceased or registered elsewhere. Faridabad also recorded a high number of unverified voters, with 5.2 lakh electors (27.4%) under scrutiny.
Anju Yadav's journey from a farmer's family in Haryana to becoming a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) in the Rajasthan Police is a story of resilience and determination. After early marriage, motherhood, personal struggles, and the loss of her husband, she continued pursuing her goals while working as a teacher. Clearing the Rajasthan Administrative Service (RAS) Examination 2021 in her first attempt, she now inspires countless civil services aspirants to overcome adversity and pursue success.
5,000 transfer from bank a/c in Haryana under ATS lens in ISI sleeper cell probe
The Centre reviewed Haryana's air pollution control measures and urged faster implementation. Focus is on stubble burning, industrial pollution, and road dust reduction. Efforts will accelerate EV adoption and manage legacy waste effectively. Information campaigns and farmer training will promote crop residue management. Strict enforcement and coordination are critical for cleaner air.
HPSC ADA result released at hpsc.gov.in: Direct link to download scorecards here
The Haryana Public Service Commission (HPSC) has declared the Assistant District Attorney (ADA) Screening Test Result 2026 on its official website. Candidates can download the result PDF to check their qualifying status. Those who clear the screening stage will appear for the Subject Knowledge Test (SKT) on August 9, followed by the interview round as part of the recruitment process.
Jathedar to Punjab, Haryana youth in Southall: Return home, build your future here
Haryana rights panel orders IGP probe into alleged custodial torture
Support for students grows across Punjab, Haryana as lawyers, farmers join protests
RAF assistant commandant Sonia Sehrawat is embroiled in a political controversy. She is facing criticism for an alleged social media post after protest clashes. The post appeared to mock the Cockroach Janta Party protesters and their demands. Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra also criticized Sehrawat's remarks on name tags. The CRPF has not yet issued an official statement regarding the ongoing controversy.
Haryana Human Rights Commission orders IGP-level probe into alleged custodial torture in Gurgaon
The Haryana Human Rights Commission has taken suo motu cognisance of alleged custodial torture. An independent inquiry has been ordered by an officer not below the rank of IGP. Allegations suggest an accused suffered a fractured leg while in police custody. The Commission seeks a comprehensive factual report by September 24. Preservation of CCTV footage and medical records has been directed.
Naveen Jindal inaugurated an international skill centre at RKSD College in Kaithal. Projects worth over 520 crore were approved for ITI modernization in Kaithal and Kurukshetra. This initiative fulfills a key election promise for skill training centers. Vocational education and skills are crucial for better employment opportunities today. Haryana's skilled workforce is gaining global employability, as shown by recent placements.
IDFC First Bankscam: CBI searches in Chandigarh, Ludhiana
The CBI conducted searches in Chandigarh and Ludhiana concerning a Rs 657 crore fund misappropriation. These searches targeted beneficiaries and public servants involved in the alleged fraud. Incriminating documents and digital evidence were recovered during the extensive searches. The investigation was transferred from Haryana's vigilance bureau to the CBI. This fraud involved siphoning government funds through forged fixed deposits and debit transactions.
Fit cause, valid demand: Haryana musicians back protesting students
Protests spread across Punjab, Haryana over Jantar Mantar crackdown
Haryana extends service security cover to four more categories of contractual employees
Haryana Congress seeks Murmus intervention on paper leaks
Haryana Congress In-charge Sanjay Dutt, along with other leaders, submits a memorandum to the President through Deputy Commissioner of Kurukshetra district
Bhupinder Hooda Accuses BJP of Turning Haryana into a Hub for Paper Leaks
Chandigarh, July 22: Former Chief Minister of Haryana and Congress leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda targeted the central government on Wednesday over the NEET paper leak and examination system. He accused the BJP of transforming Haryana into a hub for paper leaks and claimed that instead of taking action against the culprits, the government is providing ... Read more Bhupinder Hooda Accuses BJP of Turning Haryana into a Hub for Paper Leaks
Police stops INDIA-bloc MP delegation from meeting Wangchuk at Gurugrams Medanta Hospital
The Haryana Police said as per hospital authorities only those with blood relation to Mr. Wangchuk are allowed to meet him
Haryana Congress stages protests over NEET paper leak
Haryana Congress president Rao Narender Singh, Congress AICC State In-charge Sanjay Dutt, and a number of MLAs, took part in the protest
Rohtak village turns wedding hall into library to chase 1st IAS dream
A village in Rohtak, Haryana, has transformed a former wedding hall into a modern community library to support students preparing for competitive exams. Built through local contributions, the facility offers free books, Wi-Fi, computers, coaching, and mentorship. Run by Utthan Yuva Vikas Samiti with panchayat support, the library aims to create the villages first IAS officer. The initiative has already helped students achieve success in government jobs, NEET, and higher education.
Why are pellet guns used as a non-lethal crowd-control measure? | Explained
They were last known to have been used during the 2024 farmers protest at Khanuari and Shambhu barrier along the Punjab-Haryana border. Though the police denied the use of pellet guns, farmer leaders had alleged then that several people were injured
MCG and The Art of Living Sign MoU for Pond Rejuvenation in Gurugram
In a significant step towards restoring Gurugram's urban water bodies, the Municipal Corporation Gurugram (MCG) and The Art of Living Social Projects signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on 17 July 2026 for the Rejuvenation and Sustainable Management of Ponds in Gurugram, Haryana. A shared commitment for a water-secure Gurugram Rapid urbanisation has placed Gurugram's urban water bodies under significant stress. Encroachments, unplanned development, sewage inflow, solid waste dumping, the loss of feeder channels, and shrinking catchment areas have contributed to the degradation of the city's lakes and ponds. Many of these water bodies have suffered from siltation, declining water quality, reduced storage capacity, and weakened groundwater recharge, impacting biodiversity, ecological balance, and the city's long-term water security. Recognising the need for scientific and sustainable restoration, MCG has partnered with The Art of Living Social Projects, the social service arm of The Art of Living, which brings extensive experience in pond and lake rejuvenation, watershed management, ecological restoration, and community-led environmental initiatives. Under the partnership, The Art of Living Social Projects will provide technical expertise and implementation support for the rejuvenation of selected urban ponds. The work will begin with detailed technical assessments, including baseline surveys, pond condition assessments, and catchment mapping to develop site-specific restoration plans. The restoration process will include desiltation, removal of accumulated waste, strengthening of pond embankments, restoration of water-holding capacity, and improvements to inlet and outlet systems. Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) will be implemented to improve water quality, support native aquatic biodiversity, and strengthen the surrounding ecosystem through native tree plantation and biodiversity enhancement measures. Community participation will remain central to the initiative. Capacity-building programmes, awareness campaigns, stakeholder consultations, volunteer participation, and improved waste management practices will encourage local ownership of restored water bodies while creating cleaner, healthier public spaces for residents. To ensure lasting impact, the initiative also includes periodic water quality monitoring and continuous assessment of restoration outcomes, helping build a sustainable framework for the long-term management of Gurugram's urban ponds. By combining scientific expertise, ecological restoration, and community participation, this collaboration aims to revive urban water bodies, improve groundwater recharge, strengthen biodiversity, and enhance climate resilience, contributing to a healthier and more water-secure Gurugram for generations to come. About The Art of Living Social Projects The Art of Living, a non-profit, educational, and humanitarian organisation founded in 1981 by the world-renowned spiritual leader and humanitarian Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, is committed to addressing India’s pressing water challenges. Through its large-scale water conservation projects, the organisation works to mitigate water scarcity by restoring rivers, reviving ecosystems, and improving the quality of life for communities across the country. Best NGO for CSR projects in India . www.instagram.com/artofliving.sp/ www.facebook.com/artoflivingsocialprojects x.com/artofliving_sp www.linkedin.com/showcase/artofliving-sp
Congress holds sit-in protests across Himachal, Haryana, Punjab over student issues
In Himachal Pradesh, Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu led the sit-in protest
Outbound portability of medical scheme benefits Rajasthans patients
Over 5,900 claims amounting to 17 crore have been submitted by the patients for speciality treatment in States such as Gujarat, Haryana, Maharashtra and Delhi. These treatments included heart stent procedures, heart bypass surgery, cancer surgery, chemotherapy, dialysis and Caesarean deliveries
Telangana Student Delegation Visits Haryana Under Union Govts Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat
Students visited Government Senior Secondary School in Shahabad, Jai Shri Ram Vidyapeeth and Sainik School in Kurukshetra district
Nod to upgrade helipads at 5 govt colleges of Haryana
Haryana targets full wastewater reuse
Tiffin meets mobilise Haryana BJP cadre
5 trains diverted, 1 rescheduled due to road under bridge work in Haryana
Farmers Receive Positive Assurance on Two Key Demands: Sarwan Singh Pandher
Chandigarh, July 21: Sarwan Singh Pandher, a leader of the Farmers Labor Struggle Committee, announced that a minister from Haryana has assured them that discussions will be held with the Union Agriculture Minister in the coming days. A letter regarding this matter will be provided within 8 to 10 days, paving the way for dialogue. ... Read more Farmers Receive Positive Assurance on Two Key Demands: Sarwan Singh Pandher
T.N. stands third in country in deaths while cleaning sewer and septic tanks: Athawale
Maharashtra records the highest number of deaths with 58, follows by Haryana with 47 and Tamil Nadu with 38, he says
Kisan Mahapanchayat: Haryana Cops Seal Shambhu Border, Stop Punjab Farmers
Farmer leaders had earlier said that participants from several places, including from Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh, would take part in the Mahapanchayat.
Kisan Mahapanchayat: Delhi Police detain four Haryana farmers at Singhu border
The day-long Kisan Mahapanchayat is being held at Kisan Ghat in Delhi under the banner of the Desh Bachao Morcha to protest against the proposed India-US trade agreement
Punjab farmers march towards Delhi against India-US deal, stopped
Shambhu/Ambala/New Delhi: Hundreds of Punjab farmers on their way to Delhi to take part in the Kisan Mahapanchayat to protest against the proposed India-US trade deal were stopped at the Shambhu border on Tuesday, July 21, as Haryana Police erected barricades and placed cement blocks at the entry point to the neighbouring state. So far, 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 .
Kisan Mahapanchayat: Punjab farmers stopped on way to Delhi as Haryana Police seals Shambhu border
Haryana Police blocked Punjab farmers heading to Delhi for a protest. Farmers gathered at the Shambhu border to oppose the proposed India-US trade deal. Authorities erected barricades and imposed prohibitory orders in Ambala district. Farmer leaders criticized the Haryana government for preventing their peaceful demonstration. The protest aimed to scrap the trade agreement, which farmers believe harms agriculture.
Farmers Move to Delhi Against US Trade Deal As Protests Rock Capital
Haryana Police have erected barricades and placed cement blocks at the Shambhu border point on Tuesday morning preventing them from proceeding towards Delhi
Haryana government seals Shambhu border as farmers march to Delhi over India-US trade deal
A large police presence was deployed at the Punjab-Haryana border, while the bridge over the Ghaggar river was fenced off to stop the convoy from moving forward. Farmer leader Sarwan Singh Pandher accused the Haryana government of preventing protesters from exercising their democratic right to march peacefully to Delhi. He alleged that the action exposed the rue face of chief minister Nayab Singh Saini
Heavy to very heavy rain is forecast for numerous regions across India on Wednesday. Delhi, Punjab, and Haryana will likely experience intense monsoon showers throughout the day. Central and eastern India, including Bihar and Madhya Pradesh, also face significant rainfall. Thunderstorms accompanied by lightning are predicted for several states including Rajasthan. Active monsoon conditions are expected to persist for several more days.
The Department of Higher Education (DHE), Haryana is expected to publish the Phase 1 provisional UG admission merit list 2026 on July 21 through its official admission portal. Prepared using qualifying examination marks and applicable weightage, the list will shortlist candidates for seat allotment. The final merit list will be released on July 22, followed by the admission and fee payment process.
Shambhu, Again. Farmers' March To Delhi Stopped At Haryana Border
Barricades were erected at the Punjab-Haryana border, reminiscent of the 2024 Delhi Chalo-2 agitation when the border was turned into a fortress
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Haryana police close Shambu border ahead of farmers motorcycle rally
A traffic advisory has been issued with alternative routes
Haryana Police seal Shambhu border as farmers head to Delhi to oppose India-US trade deal
Haryana Police seal Shambhu border as farmers head to Delhi for Mahapanchayat
Farmer leader Sarwan Singh Pandher criticised the Haryana government for blocking the movement of farmers, alleging that they were being stopped despite planning to travel peacefully to the national capital
Farmers March to Delhi Against India-US Trade Agreement, Accuse Government of Repression
New Delhi, July 21: Ahead of the proposed farmers protest in Delhi, farmer organizations have targeted the central government. They assert that their movement is not aimed at clashing with the Haryana government but rather opposing the India-US trade agreement. Farmer leader Sarwan Singh Pandher stated that farmers should have the democratic right to peacefully ... Read more Farmers March to Delhi Against India-US Trade Agreement, Accuse Government of Repression
Governor attends 44th AGM of Haryana Scouts & Guides
Haryana Police trace 281 missing persons in 6 months
Haryana nod to Rs 2,892cr plan to modernise 60 ITIs
Haryana sets deadlines for key Ayush projects, Hisar college to be inaugurated on Aug 15
Haryana clears Rs 360cr infra push, gives nod to Gurgaons 2nd waterworks
Monsoon set to intensify in Haryana, rain likely during July 21-24
4 Die After Entering Abandoned Well To Rescue Calf In Haryana Village
Jhajjar's Police Commissioner Rajshree Singh told reporters that rescue efforts were launched and the men were brought out and taken to hospital, but they were declared dead.
63-Year-Old Sushila Clears Class 10, Moves Closer to Sarpanch Dream
After dropping out following Class 5 nearly six decades ago, the Haryana woman earns a first division through NIOS to fulfil her long-cherished ambition of contesting panchayat elections.
4 die after entering well to rescue calf in Haryana; toxic gas suspected
Four individuals tragically died in Jhajjar, Haryana, after entering a well to rescue a calf. Police suspect toxic gas trapped inside the confined space caused the fatalities. The deceased included three local residents and one migrant worker from Uttar Pradesh. A sub-inspector who entered the well also faced breathing difficulties but is now stable. Legal proceedings have been initiated as authorities await post-mortem results.
Heat, monsoon deficit push power demand in Haryana; irate villagers stage protests over outages
HaryanaBJPlaunches Tiffin Meetings in its 4,729 ShaktiKendrasfor stronger connect
Monsoon deficit widens in Punjab, Haryana; revival likely today
Haryana announces Rs 10-lakh reward for top govt school panels
Haryana records highest-ever power demand; Vij claims uninterrupted supply
