Hisar recorded one new COVID-19 case, bringing the total to three active cases. A 24-year-old male with cough and sore throat, without recent travel, tested positive and is isolating at home. Two patients recovered. Health officials urged precautions: wear masks, avoid crowds, wash hands, and maintain distance. (This summary is generated via AI.)
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Earlier, 12 officials, including XEN and SDO and owners of two sanitation firms, booked for Rs 15.84 crore scam
The Vice-Chancellor also paid a courtesy visit to Haryana Governor on Thursday
Saplings will be planted with the cooperation of school students, under the Jal Shakti Abhiyan
Haryana's Education Minister highlighted the state government's efforts to aid the poor, citing the Super 100 program. In the 2025 IIT and JEE-Advanced exams, 72 students from government schools qualified, a 37% success rate exceeding the national average. Notably, 24 successful candidates were girls. (This summary is generated via AI.)
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The training programme was jointly organised by the Ayush Department, Haryana Yoga Commission and Patanjali, with the support of HPA
The projects include a road from Dalel Singh Dera to Zarifa Viran
Hundred units of blood collected at the camp
A thief entered the shop and stole a gold biscuit worth Rs12 lakh by tricking the shop owner’s mother
The authorities barred from taking action against pipelines laid by Vikas Kumar and other farmers in Kharian village
Two other individuals fined for littering in the open
12 samples collected for testing on Friday
Discuss cleaning of culverts to solve waterlogging issue which aggravates during monsoon
The two accused belong to Punjab
At present, there are more than 5,000 three-wheelers plying in Sirsa
Allege breach of agreement that was reached with administration during 2024 agitation
Haryana's Financial Commissioner Revenue, Sumita Misra, mandated strict enforcement of property deed registration rules. She cited violations of Section 7-A of the Haryana Development and Regulation of Urban Areas Act, specifically the failure to obtain District Town Planner (DTP) NOCs. Non-compliance will result in disciplinary action against officials. Deputy Commissioners must ensure adherence and monitor Sub-Registrars. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Congress observers met with Kurukshetra party leaders to gather feedback on electing a new district president. They urged open discussion and grassroots work. Block-level meetings are scheduled from June 10-15, followed by a panel of six names sent to the high command. The aim is to strengthen the party in Haryana, guided by Rahul Gandhi's direction. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Haryana plans solar houses in villages for daytime electricity to farmers. Union Energy Minister Khattar supports this initiative. Haryana aims for electricity self-reliance and proposes regulating power infrastructure installation. Vij also suggested disaster-resistant transmission and a national cybersecurity policy for the power sector. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Haryana will host a state-level International Yoga Day celebration at Kurukshetra on June 21, featuring Chief Minister Saini and Baba Ramdev. The event emphasizes 'Yoga Yukt, Nasha Mukt' (Yoga & Addiction-Free). It will include yoga sessions, anti-drug abuse awareness, and a tree plantation campaign. Over 70,000 have registered. Registration is open via website or missed call. (This summary is generated via AI.)
The Punjab and Haryana High Court ruled husbands can't avoid maintenance by falsely claiming unemployment or dependence on parents. Justice Kumar found this a common tactic. The court upheld a maintenance order of ₹7,000 monthly, noting the husband previously worked for his father, a goldsmith, but claimed unemployment after marital issues. Maintenance aims to prevent destitution, demanding a balance to be 'justifiable and realistic'. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Haryana amended Lokayukta rules. Complaint filings now require a Rs 3 non-judicial stamp paper affidavit, notarized or verified by a magistrate. The complainant must affirm their identity, verify they understand the complaint's facts, haven't filed previously, and that the information is true to their knowledge and belief. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Panipat industrialists, led by the HCCI, met with BJP's Dr. Archana Gupta. They requested a Uttar Pradesh-style industrial policy in Haryana. Key concerns included labor rules, colony regularization, water harvesting NOCs, and electricity rates. Gupta assured them solutions would be pursued with the Centre and Chief Minister. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Harshita Soni has been missing from Hisar for nine months. Her parents are protesting, citing lack of police progress. They've met officials, even attempting self-immolation. The case, registered in September 2024, is now with the missing persons cell of the Haryana police after previous investigation by the human trafficking cell. The family continues to demand her safe return. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Fake Haryana Staff Selection Commission website was cheating job seekers | Key accused caught from Gorakhpur
The Samadhan Cell received 6,006 public complaints, resolving 4,797. Work continues on 548, with 367 rejected and 138 reopened. Deputy Commissioner Sharma urged departments to address issues like land disputes, infrastructure, and welfare scheme delays promptly. Samadhan Camps, held Mondays and Thursdays, provide a direct channel for citizen concerns. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Baljeet Singh Daduwal expressed concern over Sikh and Hindu conversions, planning awareness campaigns. He emphasized strengthening community institutions like gurdwaras. Daduwal, part of the HSGMC, aims to manage the Miri Piri Medical College, citing legal grounds and seeking support from the Haryana CM. He also addressed the vacant MBBS seats due to lacking infrastructure. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Smiti Chhabra (Delhi), Amishi Kaushik (Haryana) and Radhika Singhal (Uttarakhand) were declared winners in their respective categories at event, held at The Grand Hotel in Vasant Kunj
Motive behind the attack remains unclear, say sources
Made by local women’s self-help group
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