Haryana

The District Bar Association, Rohtak, celebrated Constitution Day by unveiling a life-size portrait of Dr. BR Ambedkar in its library. District Judge Neerja Kulwant Kalson revealed the portrait and highlighted Ambedkar's contributions to social justice. The library was inaugurated in 2010.

Dr. BR Ambedkar National Law University in Sonepat celebrated Constitution Day. The event honored the 1949 adoption of the Constitution, focusing on its values and principles. Attendees, including the Vice-Chancellor and Registrar, paid tribute to Dr. Ambedkar and pledged commitment to the Constitution's ideals. The day reinforced national commitment to the Constitution's framework.

Demonstration marks fifth anniversary of 2020 farm agitation; leaders allege unemployment, debt, unfulfilled promises

Mandated use of paddy-straw biomass in kilns aims to cut pollution, reduce crop residue burning

Earlier, the court had called the chief administrator of the HSVP and asked him to remain personally present before it with the entire record

Consoles aggrieved family of deceased player at Lakhan Majra

Says State cannot defeat compassionate claim by hiding behind its own delay

The registration code 'HR' stands for Haryana while '88' is the Regional Transport Office (RTO) number representing Badhra subdivision in Charkhi Dadri district of the state

Highest number of challans issued in Gurugram, followed by Faridabad, Karnal, Panchkula, and Jind

The deceased have been identified as Aman (15) of Bahadurgarh and Hardik (16) of Lakhan Majra (Rohtak), both Class X students

A fire damaged the post-mortem room at Civil Hospital, Jhajjar, forcing autopsies outdoors within the mortuary premises. Privacy screens have been erected. Repairs are underway, and autopsies will return indoors soon. The temporary setup ensures continuity of services.

Five food department officials in Karnal district were suspended for their alleged involvement in a paddy procurement scam. The officials, including an Inspector and a Sub-Inspector, are facing FIRs and have been reassigned with restrictions on leaving their assigned headquarters.

Haryana government employees registered to vote in Delhi are granted paid leave on November 30 for the MCD byelections. This also extends to employees in Haryana's factories, shops, and private establishments registered as Delhi voters. The leave is mandated by relevant sections of the Negotiable Instruments Act and the Representation of the People Act.

272 centres offering free medicines, diagnostics, tele-consultation

Sirsa administration will take strict action against non-compliant private playschools after finding deficiencies in 37 out of 162 inspected. Inspections and fixes are also underway for combined centers. The administration reviewed other child welfare programs, including nutrition initiatives and child marriage prevention.

The INLD criticized the BJP government for increasing tractor registration fees, arguing it burdens farmers. They also accused the BJP of failing to fulfill election promises regarding MSP, the Swaminathan Commission, and addressing agricultural issues like transformer shortages and delayed fertilizer supply.

TDTR DAV Institute in Yamunanagar opened an Advanced Physiotherapy Unit in collaboration with the Rotary Club. The unit expands rehabilitation services for the physically challenged, improving community healthcare. The institute’s history and JN Kapur's vision for health education were highlighted at the inauguration.

Haryana is expanding its sugar mill network, aiming to boost sugarcane production. The state offers the highest procurement prices in India. The Karnal sugar mill expects increased cane arrival this year and produces sulphur-free sugar. Farmers are being supported with timely payments and technological advancements.

Minister Manohar Lal Khattar inspected development projects in Salwan and Munak villages, urging timely completion and quality execution. He addressed villagers' concerns, approved projects like concrete drainage, and discussed ongoing works with the Panchayat Committee. He's overseeing comprehensive development in nine adopted villages.

JJP leader Ajay Chautala criticized the Haryana government for ignoring farmers' problems, citing unaddressed flooding and delayed wheat sowing. He claimed the government's inaction has hurt cultivators financially. Chautala, while campaigning for the party's foundation day, called for strengthening JJP to regain power.

Fatehabad officials spent a night in Khajuri Jati village to address resident concerns and boost transparency. They received 50 complaints, ranging from ration cards to infrastructure issues. A ration card was issued on-site. Officials were instructed to promptly resolve issues and promote government welfare programs.

Ateli CHC launched a free ultrasound facility on Tuesdays, 9 am-4 pm, led by Dr. Dharmendra. The service benefits patients by eliminating travel to other cities for tests, saving time and money, particularly for pregnant women, seniors, and seriously ill patients.

Body kept in PGIMS mortuary for autopsy

The 10th International Gita Conference featured a session on learning from the Bhagavad Gita. Speakers emphasized its relevance to ethical governance, diplomacy, and personal well-being. Discussions covered topics like responsible AI use, holistic education, environmental concerns, and achieving inner peace.

Group of office-bearers object to election process, moves HC