PM Modi to flag off Indias first hydrogen-powered train between Jind and Sonipat
During his Haryana visit on Friday, PM Modi will unveil development projects worth nearly 14,700 crore spanning highways, healthcare and urban infrastructure
ED searches 13 locations in alleged terror-funding and illegal infiltration case
The case is linked to a First Information Report (FIR) registered by the Anti-Terror Squad (ATS) of Uttar Pradesh. The searches were carried out in Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, West Bengal, and Maharashtra
PM Modis Upcoming Visit to Jind: Launching Indias First Hydrogen Train
Chandigarh, July 16: Preparations are complete for Prime Minister Narendra Modis visit to Jind, Haryana, scheduled for July 17. The state government has announced various programs involving ministers and local representatives. During this visit, the Prime Minister will participate in a state-level event and will flag off the countrys first hydrogen train. In addition to ... Read more PM Modis Upcoming Visit to Jind: Launching Indias First Hydrogen Train
Rohtak launches Daily 15-Minute Reading Challenge to improve literacy in government schools
Rohtak district administration has launched the Daily 15-Minute Reading Challenge and Project Vishwas to strengthen government school education. The reading initiative aims to improve literacy skills through daily book reading, while Project Vishwas focuses on communication, leadership and life skills among students of Classes VI to VIII. The administration also reviewed digital learning tools, Olympiad coaching, infrastructure projects and nutrition initiatives, urging educators to work towards making Rohtak a leading education hub in Haryana.
BJP turns PM Modi visits to states into 'swachh' drives
Organized cleanliness drives now precede Prime Minister Modi's state visits across India. These initiatives transform pre-VVIP spruce-ups into public campaigns involving citizens and officials. Haryana launched a statewide drive ahead of Prime Minister Modi's upcoming visit to Jind. Similar campaigns were observed in Odisha and West Bengal during recent visits. The true success of these drives will be measured by sustained cleanliness after the visits conclude.
SIR exercise: Delhi voters get 10 more days to submit enumeration forms
Electors in Delhi now have an extended period to submit their enumeration forms. House-to-house visits by BLOs in Delhi will continue until August 8. Revised schedules have also been released for Punjab, Telangana, and Karnataka. The final electoral roll for Delhi will now be published on October 19. Similar extensions were previously announced for Andhra Pradesh and Haryana.
AI-backed screening drive helps Haryana detect over 25k TB cases
Haryana fetes top ITIs, appoints 60 principals
Archana meets Rao Inderjit amid buzz over Haryana BJP equations
ECI Extends Electoral Roll Revision Deadlines in Delhi, Punjab, Telangana, and Karnataka
On Tuesday, ECI had extended the SIR schedule for Haryana and Andhra Pradesh. Delhi and the three states besides Haryana and Andhra Pradesh are part of Phase 3 of the SIR which was rolled out on May 14.
Haryanas Voter Registration Faces Delays as 260,000 Forms Remain Unreturned
Chandigarh, July 15: Haryanas Chief Electoral Officer, A. Srinivas, announced on Wednesday that approximately 260,000 voter registration forms distributed under the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) have yet to be returned. The majority of these pending forms are concentrated in Gurugram. The Election Commission has adjusted the schedule for the voter list revision in Andhra Pradesh ... Read more Haryanas Voter Registration Faces Delays as 260,000 Forms Remain Unreturned
Election Commission extends SIR schedule for three States and Delhi
Delhi and the three States besides Haryana and Andhra Pradesh are part of Phase 3 of the SIR which was rolled out on May 14
Indias First Hydrogen Train Set to Launch from Haryana
New Delhi, July 15: A new chapter in Indian Railways history is about to unfold. The countrys first green hydrogen-powered train is ready for launch. On July 17, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will flag off this historic train from Jind, Haryana. This initiative is considered a significant step towards clean, green, and zero-emission transportation. Prime ... Read more Indias First Hydrogen Train Set to Launch from Haryana
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Statewide agitation in Haryana against parallel power licence,AgriDISCOMand smart meters
Amid 10-day Haryana SIR survey extension, Gurugram tops list for pending submissions
Dutt meets Rahul, discusses party strategy for Haryana
Haryana sets up Rs 20cr fund to back 90 research projects
Haryana approves Rs 2,534cr drinking water, sewerage projects
Former BJP Yuva Morcha leader Mukesh Janjhontara joins JJP with hundreds of supporters in Haryana
Mukesh Janjhontara and hundreds of supporters joined the Jannayak Janta Party. Dushyant Chautala welcomed the new entrants, strengthening the party's base. Janjhontara has extensive experience in various BJP organizational positions. He is also influential among Scheduled Caste communities across Haryana. Several other youth leaders and workers also joined the JJP.
Rahul Gandhi, Haryana Congress in-charge Sanjay Dutt discuss strategy to strengthen party in state
Haryana Congress in-charge Sanjay Dutt met Rahul Gandhi to discuss the state's political situation. Gandhi provided guidance on building a stronger and more people-centric party organization. Dutt held meetings with office-bearers and workers to strengthen the party at the booth level. The party plans to intensify efforts to expand its outreach across the state. This meeting precedes future political programs and campaigns planned for Haryana.
EC extends SIR schedule for Haryana, Andhra Pradesh
The two States are part of Phase 3 of the SIR rolled out on May 14, which is covering 16 States and Union Territories
Supreme Court freezes bank accounts of Parsvnath Developers over non-compliance with HRERA orders
The Supreme Court has directed the immediate freezing of the bank accounts of Parsvnath Developers Limited, Parsvnath Hessa Developers Private Limited, and the personal bank accounts of their directors and senior officials over the continued failure of the Haryana-based real estate developer to comply with orders passed by the Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (HRERA). [] The post Supreme Court freezes bank accounts of Parsvnath Developers over non-compliance with HRERA orders appeared first on India Legal .
Election Commission extends SIR timeline for Andhra Pradesh, Haryana
The draft rolls in the two states were earlier scheduled to be published on July 21. Now, they will be published on July 31
EC extends Andhra Pradesh, Haryana SIR deadlines
New Delhi: The Election Commission on Tuesday, July 13, extended the deadline for various activities under the ongoing SIR of electoral rolls in Andhra Pradesh and Haryana. The poll authority wrote separate letters to the chief electoral officers of the two states. In both Haryana and Andhra Pradesh, the house-to-house visits by the booth level 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 .
Supreme Court freezes bank A/Cs of Parsvnath, its Directors
In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court has taken decisive action by freezing bank accounts of Parsvnath Developers and issuing warrants in light of a two-decade struggle by senior citizens for rightful home ownership. The court condemned Haryana authorities for their lack of enforcement of regulatory orders, raising important questions about the Real Estate Acts efficacy.
CM launches statewide cleanliness drive from Panchkula ahead of PMs Haryana visit
Congress seeks special package for Haryana, urges PM to address governance crisis
Haryana extends HSVP dispute settlement scheme till Dec 31
The State should make optimum use of modern technology to promote clean air, green transport and sustainable development says Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini
Gulmarg faces mounting infrastructure challenges amid tourist surge
Gulmarg, Jul 12: While the world-famous tourist destination of Gulmarg continues to attract heavy tourist footfall, the hill resort is grappling with major challenges of solid waste management and traffic congestion. In an exclusive conversation with Greater Kashmir , Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Gulmarg Development Authority (GDA), Tariq Hussain said the premier tourist destination remained one of the countrys most sought-after attractions because of its nature-based tourism. There is no competitor to Gulmarg in the country, he said. He, however, said preserving its environment while accommodating rising visitor numbers was the GDAs top priority. Currently, we are facing two major challenges, including the disposal of solid waste and traffic movement. But we are working on a scientific solid waste management system and expanding parking infrastructure to ease congestion, he said. The CEO said Gulmargs parking capacity currently stands at around 1,000 vehicles, which often proves inadequate during the peak tourist season. The influx of visitors, particularly those arriving by private vehicles from neighbouring states such as Punjab, Haryana, Delhi and Uttarakhand, has intensified pressure on local infrastructure, he said. Hussain said Gulmargs estimated daily carrying capacity was between 3,000 and 4,000 visitors. He, however, said tourist numbers frequently exceeded that limit during peak periods. But to reduce pressure on the main resort (Gulmarg Bowl), the government is promoting sister destinations around Gulmarg as well, he said. The CEO said Gulmargs tourism was entirely nature-based, except for the cable car. Balancing conservation with increasing tourist footfall is a challenging task, he said. He said tourism had remained resilient and continued to support the local economy. Although Gulmarg remains primarily a winter tourism destination, hotels, guest houses and homestays have recorded satisfactory bookings during the ongoing summer season, Hussain told Greater Kashmir . About future plans, the CEO said the GDA was planning to introduce several infrastructure projects aimed at improving the visitor experience while reducing environmental impact. The new projects include the construction of pedestrian walkways, a multi-level parking facility, fencing around the heritage golf course and the restoration of the historic Maharaja Palace. The CEO said the GDA was also exploring the introduction of electric vehicles, shuttle bus services and a designated green corridor where visitors could move on foot, reducing vehicular movement within the resort. He, however, acknowledged concerns over the condition of the existing infrastructure and said the GDA would prioritise its preservation alongside future development. Responding to concerns following the recent technical snag in the Gulmarg Gondola, he said maintenance protocols had been strengthened and professional teams were conducting regular inspections in line with carrying-capacity norms. On the future of tourism in Gulmarg, Hussain said the GDA was also considering expanding tourism beyond Gulmarg by promoting border tourism at Botapathri, subject to security clearance. He said the Botapathri area, located close to the Line of Control (LoC), had the potential to accommodate more than 1,000 day visitors and could eventually host border safari experiences showcasing the regions scenic landscape. He said Gulmarg was the only tourist destination located close to the LoC. Gulmarg is located 30-40 km from the LoC and that is one of the most critical points. But Botapathri has the potential and a carrying capacity of 1000 tourists per day, he told Greater Kashmir . He said if the GDA and other concerned authorities received security clearance, it would pave the way for introducing border tourism in the area. We will take visitors up to the LoC where they will not only see the borders but also the beauty and hidden treasures beyond Gulmarg, he said.
How bankers & babus pulled off Haryanas Rs 590cr fraud
Haryana Congress begins grassroots overhaul, Dutt to tour 5 districts
Indian Army plans to induct 450 Carl Gustaf M4 rocket launchers. Here's what they can do
The Indian Army will induct 450 Carl Gustaf M4 rocket launchers soon. This lighter weapon enhances infantry firepower and operational effectiveness in mountainous regions. The launcher operates effectively in extreme temperatures from deserts to the Himalayas. It fires various ammunition types, including anti-tank and smoke rounds. Saab manufactures the Carl Gustaf M4 in Haryana for domestic and export needs.
Produce approved, advertised drawings of Panchkula flat: Haryana tribunal to realty firm
Dispute over carpet area, pricing
Work together for collective development: Haryana Vidhan Sabha Speaker
Haryana rolls out QR-based liquor tracking system
Himachal, Haryana erase monsoon deficit; Punjab still 23% short
NIA Chargesheets Eight in Ambala Police Station IED Blast Case
SRINAGAR: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has filed a chargesheet against eight accused, including Pakistani gangster-turned-terrorist Shehzad Bhatti, in connection with the improvised explosive device (IED) car bomb blast at the parking area of Baldev Nagar Police Station in Ambala, Haryana, in January this year. According to the NIA, Bhatti, who is wanted in several []
Weather tomorrow (July 12): The India Meteorological Department forecasts heavy rainfall across North, East, and Central India. Neighboring states like Punjab and Haryana will witness significant downpours. Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand expect widespread rain and thunderstorms for several days. Central and Eastern India will also experience active monsoon conditions and heavy showers. Residents are advised to stay alert for potential weather-related disruptions.
Jharkhand Assembly election: Dented in Haryana, denied in Maharashtra, defeated in Jharkhand
Opposition leaders see victory as a verdict on BJPs arrogance and against controversial laws such as the Citizenship (Amendment) Act
Frontal organisations backbone of Congress, says Dutt; issues directives for revamp in Haryana
Sanjay Dutt urged the organisation to focus on issues concerning womens rights, womens empowerment, increasing atrocities against women, inflation, unemployment and womens safety.
Punjab records 28% rain deficit despite active monsoon in Haryana, Himachal
Haryana extends online access to welfare benefits for retd CAPF personnel
Tele-ECG service saves 131 critical heart patients in Haryana
Haryana disburses Rs 1,582 cr aid to 50L beneficiaries under 19 schemes
Hooda-Surjewala mic exchange sparks off discussion on power dynamics in Haryana Congress
The timing of the exchange between the two leaders too matters. The partys narrow loss in the 2024 Assembly polls has revived internal demands for change
'One nation, one election' mechanism may be ready for rollout by 2029: Joint panel chief
Panaji, Jul 10: The joint committee of Parliament examining the bills on simultaneous elections is working to create a mechanism that could make the 'One Nation, One Election' reform fully operational by the 2029 general elections, its chairperson said on Friday. Speaking to reporters on the sidelines of the panel's two-day meeting in Goa, PP Chaudhary claimed that nearly 99 per cent of civil society stakeholders consulted so far have backed the proposal, which aims to curb an estimated Rs 7 lakh crore economic loss caused by frequent polls. The committee began its deliberations in Goa on the Constitution (129th Amendment) Bill, 2024, with an interaction with Chief Minister Pramod Sawant and members of his cabinet, seeking their views on the challenges involved in implementing simultaneous elections and ways to address them. We had an informal interaction with the chief minister and cabinet ministers, who represent the people of Goa. We discussed how 'One Nation, One Election' can be implemented, what challenges exist and how they can be mitigated while maintaining a fine balance acceptable to all, Chaudhary said. He said that the committee has visited several states, including Gujarat, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Punjab, Haryana and Delhi, where it interacted with constitutional experts, civil society organisations, educationists and other stakeholders. An overwhelming majority of those consulted have supported the idea of simultaneous elections, said the BJP MP from Pali in Rajasthan. We have found that almost 99 per cent of stakeholders, particularly from civil society and various organisations, favour simultaneous elections. The effort now is to evolve a mechanism that is acceptable to all political parties, he said. Asked about the timeline for implementation, he said the committee was examining various options, indicating that the reform could become operational by the time the next general elections are due in 2029. He said there is also a possibility of bringing some states into alignment before that if political parties and the chief ministers voluntarily agree to synchronise their electoral cycles. Highlighting the economic rationale behind the proposal, Chaudhary cited findings placed before the high-level committee headed by former President Ram Nath Kovind. He said that an economic study submitted to the Kovind committee estimated that holding elections separately across the country results in an economic loss of nearly Rs 7 lakh crore, while synchronised elections could generate equivalent gains for the national economy. Elections are now not confined to one state. If elections are held anywhere in the country, they have an impact on other states because the economy is interconnected, Chaudhary said. Using Goa as an example, he said that elections in any major state affect tourist arrivals in Goa, while elections in the coastal state itself impact its tourism industry. The economy today is globalised. An adverse impact in one state affects other states as well. Frequent elections have economic consequences beyond state boundaries, he said. The BJP MP also argued that repeated elections disrupt governance and adversely affect education, as teachers are routinely deployed for election-related duties, including preparation of electoral rolls, training and polling work. As a result, teaching in government schools suffers. The worst affected are children from economically weaker sections who depend on government schools. This is a serious concern if the situation continues over the coming decades, he said. Chaudhary described simultaneous elections as a major electoral reform envisioned by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying it would help the country achieve its goal of becoming a developed nation by 2047. The details will emerge with time. The objective is to build a broad consensus and evolve a practical mechanism acceptable to all, Choudhari said.
From Haryanvi Music Industry To Most Wanted Gangster: Who Is Deepak Nandal?
The Haryana Special Task Force (STF) has taken action against several members of the Deepak Nandal gang in recent months.
PIL seeks restoration of Satluj
A public interest litigation (PIL) was filed in the Punjab and Haryana High Court on Thursday, seeking restoration of Diljit Dosanjh-starrer film Satluj that was removed just days after its digital release on an OTT platform. The petition said the removal of the film, based on activist Jaswant Singh Khalras efforts to uncover alleged disappearances []
Haryana rights panel orders probe into Faridabad undertrials custodial death
80 years on, Azad Hind Fauj gunner set for Haryana govt recognition
PIL in Punjab and Haryana HC seeks restoration of Diljit Dosanjh-starrer Satluj
The PIL said the sudden withdrawal of the film based upon documented historical events and the life of a human rights defender whose case has already been adjudicated upon by constitutional courts has given rise to serious concerns regarding transparency, freedom of artistic expression, and the possible existence of undisclosed executive interference
Indian Railways will launch its first indigenous hydrogen-powered passenger train this July. This historic event marks a significant step towards cleaner and more sustainable rail travel. The train will operate on the Jind to Sonipat section in Haryana. Hydrogen fuel cells will replace conventional diesel, producing only water vapor. This innovation promises emission-free journeys and a new era for Indian railways.
Monsoon covers entire India, reaches remaining parts of Rajasthan, Haryana and Punjab
The southwest monsoon has now covered all of India, arriving one day behind schedule. Early July has recorded surplus rainfall, which is a positive development. This follows a significant rainfall deficit experienced across the country during the month of June. El Nio conditions are cited as a primary reason for the overall rainfall deficit. Seasonal monsoon rainfall is forecast to be ninety percent of the long-period average.
20-year-old Haryana merchant navy seaman goes missing off Ukraine coast, family seeks answers
A young merchant navy seaman from Haryana has gone missing after an incident at sea. Deepak Duddi was reportedly last seen on duty aboard a vessel near Odesa. His family received news of his disappearance from the ship's owning company. They are seeking an investigation and intervention from the Indian government. The family hopes authorities will help uncover what happened to him.
Delhi-NCR wakes up to another rainy morning; IMD issues orange alert
Delhi received heavy rainfall early Thursday, extending the monsoon spell and bringing relief. An orange alert forecasts more rain across the region through most of the day. This continuous rainfall caused waterlogging in several parts of the national capital. Similar weather is expected over Haryana, Chandigarh, and west Uttar Pradesh until July tenth. Northeast Uttar Pradesh will see rain until July thirteenth, and east Rajasthan on July ninth.
Haryana CM assures IKEA of full support as retailer eyes expansion
Punjab, Haryana monsoon deficit may keep food prices elevated: Report
All infra projects in Haryana to keep in mind disabled people: Finance commissioner
CBI arrests 2 Haryana Labour Welfare Board officials in Rs 590-cr bank fraud case
Haryana to set up district panels to push natural farming: CM
IMD weather tomorrow July 9: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast heavy rainfall, thunderstorms and gusty winds across several parts of the country on July 9. Conditions remain favourable for the southwest monsoon to advance over the remaining parts of north India, completing its coverage of the entire country within the next two to three days.
India is set to launch its first hydrogen-powered train from Jind, Haryana. Narendra Modi is expected to inaugurate the landmark green initiative on July 17. Following the flag-off, the train is expected to begin commercial operations on the JindSonipat route, operating two round trips daily. The train uses hydrogen fuel cells to generate electricity and emits only water vapour, making it a cleaner alternative to conventional diesel-powered trains.
HBSE Haryana Board extends deadline to upload Class 9 and 11 annual examination marks till July 24
The Haryana Board of School Education (HBSE) has extended the deadline for affiliated schools to upload Class 9 and Class 11 annual examination marks for the 2025-26 academic session from July 7 to July 24, 2026. Schools that fail to upload students' marks by the revised deadline may render them ineligible for the upcoming Class 10 and Class 12 board examinations. The board has also issued helpline numbers and an email address for technical assistance.
Tata AIG ordered compensation: A consumer court in Haryana has directed Tata AIG to pay a policyholder after finding the insurer wrongly rejected his mediclaim over an alleged pre-existing illness. The commission ruled Tata AIG failed to back its allegations with legally admissible evidence and awarded Rs 40,246 along with 9% annual interest and Rs 20,000 compensation.
Ajay Chautala calls Haryana CM Saini a dummy
JJP chief backs Chanot villagers protest over drinking water shortage as BJP government defends its pipeline plan
IMD Issues Heavy Rain Alert for Many States
The weather agency also said the southwest monsoon has advanced further into Gujarat, Rajasthan and Haryana
Australias suspension of 60% Indian fumigators likely to raise export costs
Canberra: Australia has suspended the licences of 60 per cent of fumigation service providers in India, after an audit by Australian biosecurity. The suspension of these 44 service providers, including 5 from Haryana and 3 from Punjab, was made last week. This could result in some exporters having to pay additional charges for refumigation of []
Kharif sowing slow, 15 more districts face rain deficiency
The government is monitoring 262 districts for rainfall deficiency and El Nino impacts. Fifteen additional districts have been identified as facing rainfall deficits. Sowing remains slower than usual due to uneven rainfall across the country. However, rains are forecast for Gujarat, Haryana, Punjab, and Rajasthan soon. Contingency plans are being implemented to minimize potential impacts on agriculture.
Haryana student drowns during boating trip in Canada
Delhi-NCR faces waterlogging after Tuesday's heavy rain and expects more over five days. The India Meteorological Department forecasts thunderstorms, gusty winds, and light to moderate rain across the region. A yellow alert is in effect until July 9, with temperatures between 32 and 37 degrees Celsius. Southwest Monsoon has advanced further into parts of Gujarat, Rajasthan, and Haryana.
Haryana drafts GCC policy, targets 100 new centres and 30k highly skilled jobs
Haryana strengthens cyber policing, posts 31% fraud fund restoration rate
Haryana cadre IPS officer appointed DG of BPRD
Rain likely across Haryana till July 10 as monsoon activity intensifies
Ambedkar Nagar Police busted an interstate human trafficking racket on Monday. Seven accused individuals were arrested and one abducted woman was rescued unharmed. The syndicate targeted vulnerable young women with false marriage promises. These women were then taken to Rajasthan and Haryana for forced prostitution. The police recovered cash suspected to be proceeds from the trafficking.
HTET answer key 2026 released at htet.eapplynow.com: Direct link to download, objection details here
Haryana Teacher Eligibility Test (HTET) 2025 provisional answer keys are out on htet.eapplynow.com for PRT, TGT, and PGT levels. Candidates can raise objections online from July 6 to July 9, 2026, with a Rs 100 fee per question and supporting documents. The board will refund fees for valid objections. Offline objections will not be accepted.
Hooda flags off Haryana Youth Congresss student outreach campaign
Environmental compensation worth over Rs 7.6cr imposed on defaulters: Haryana to NGT
Haryana rights panel directs IGP-rank probe into torture allegations at Ambala GRP
Haryana begins Census 2027 population enumeration pre-test from today
'BJP's alliance is with people': Nayab Singh Saini rules out tie-up for 2027 Punjab polls
Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini is confident the BJP will win Punjab's 2027 assembly polls without alliances, asserting their partnership is with the people. He criticized the AAP and Congress for unfulfilled promises, highlighting issues like drug abuse, unemployment, and farmer distress in Punjab. Saini contrasted this with Haryana's procurement and women's financial assistance schemes, aiming to bring a 'double-engine' government to Punjab.
Concerns have arisen regarding significant donation embezzlement at the Ram Temple, with incidents reportedly reaching a climax during the Maha Kumbh, despite earlier warnings. In a separate case, a canal in Haryana revealed a disheartening situation as a newlywed woman and her alleged partner were taken into custody for her husband's murder.
80% biometric attendance now mandatory for PG dental students, check NDC official notice here
Postgraduate dental students nationwide must now achieve 80% biometric attendance to be eligible for university exams. The National Dental Commission has reiterated this existing rule, emphasizing that colleges will be held accountable for any violations. This directive follows complaints from Rajasthan, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh regarding students not meeting attendance standards, prompting a stricter enforcement of the 2017 regulations.
Haryana Police detain robbery case accused in Hyderabad
Hyderabad: A special team of Haryana Police, with the assistance of local police, detained a man allegedly wanted in a robbery case in Champapet on Friday. Police officials said the team, which arrived in Hyderabad as part of an ongoing investigation into a case registered in Haryana, conducted the operation in the Durga Bhavani Nagar 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 .
The Commission further directed that if the allegations are found to be true, responsibility shall be fixed on the concerned police officials, and an Action Taken Report, along with the findings of the inquiry, shall be submitted at least one week prior to the next date of hearing.
The Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) will close the online application process for the CET Group D Recruitment 2026 today, July 5, 2026. The recruitment drive covers approximately 8,000 Group D posts for candidates who have passed Class 10. Applicants can pay the application fee until July 8, while the correction window will remain open from July 9 to July 11. Selection will be based on the CET score, followed by document verification and medical examination.
Haryana gym owner murder case: Two shooters of Lawrence Bishnoi gang killed in encounter
Two alleged shooters linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi-Harry Boxer gang, wanted for the murder of a Hansi gym owner, were killed in a police encounter in Bahadurgarh. The operation, a joint effort by Delhi and Haryana police, saw the suspects open fire on officers. In the ensuing exchange, both were fatally injured. A constable sustained a leg wound during the intense confrontation.
Southwest Monsoon To Cover Parts Of Gujarat, Punjab, Haryana In Next 4 days
The southwest monsoon is set to advance further into parts of the North Arabian Sea, Gujarat, the remaining areas of Haryana and Punjab, and more parts of Rajasthan over the next four days, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Saturday.
