19 challans issued for littering and not keeping dustbins
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Haryana
Drive to continue till November 27
A 14-year-old girl hanged herself to death at a rented accommodation in Sector 6 of Dharuhera town on Monday evening
All accused sent to police custody | Looted cash, jewellery yet to be recovered
Pen-down strike to protest direct recruitment of SMOs, delay in ACP notification
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Association flags technical hurdles; prefers chopped straw mixed with coal
Asserts 'New India' neither fears nor stops nor bows before terrorism
Chief Justice Surya Kant will visit his hometown of Petwar in January 2026 to meet the Hisar Bar Association. He plans to lay the foundation stones for a parking facility, chamber block, and bar room expansion. The visit will allow lawyers to interact with the CJI.
Act was passed in Budget Session in March
The NIA brought Dr. Muzzamil Ganaie to Al Falah University and Sohna for location identification related to a terror probe. He's accused of stockpiling bomb-making materials, including 2,900 kg of ammonium nitrate. Investigations are ongoing, examining his communications, financial trail, and suspected use of a car for transporting explosives.
The Additional Chief Secretary (Health) urged district officials to improve the state's sex ratio to 920. Two health officers were suspended for negligence. The sex ratio for 2025 is currently at 914, up from 905 the previous year.
Pollution board asked to take action as CETPs fail compliance checks
Says best to leave decision to domain experts
During PM Modi’s tenure, deportations have occurred mainly from the United States; but during Nehru’s time, the destinations were Britain and Italy
At the event, PM Modi released a special coin and a commemorative stamp marking the 350th martyrdom anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur
Chandigarh, the common capital of Punjab and Haryana, recorded a minimum temperature of 7.9°C
Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh also exceeded the National Ambient Air Quality Standard
Five men from Ludhiana were arrested in Zirakpur after a Karnal dacoity at a wedding. They held a family hostage, shot the groom, and stole cash, jewelry, and a car. Police recovered the stolen items using GPS, CCTV, and inter-district cooperation, arresting the suspects within hours.
Health varsity VC issues direction during inspection
Sirsa district, Haryana, has rejuvenated 23 village ponds under Amrit Sarovar and Amrit Plus, providing clean water and recreational spaces. Prime Minister Modi will inaugurate these and 300 others statewide. Sirsa aims to revive 100 ponds at a cost of approximately Rs 80 crore, with significant progress made on the project.
Attacked with an iron rod after altercation
GMDA is developing extensive service roads in Gurugram to improve traffic flow. Approximately 55 km will be built in Sectors 81-95, 35 km in Sectors 99-115, and 45 km in Sectors 68-80. Surveys are underway for the first two areas, while tenders for Sectors 68-80 are expected by December. Existing work includes 23 km already completed and an additional 3 km to be started.
Sirsa police arrested Alpesh Kumar from Gujarat for defrauding a man of Rs 7.4 lakh via a fake online trading scheme. The victim was lured with promises of high profits, invested through a fraudulent app, and was later asked for more money. Police are investigating and urging caution against online investment scams.
Road signs on State Highway 32 in Dabwali, India, display incorrect village names and distances, misleading drivers and causing longer journeys. Despite complaints, authorities haven't corrected the errors, but a PWD official promises action soon.
A sports medicine and mental health camp at Rai Sports University featured PGI Chandigarh experts. They educated athletes and coaches on injury management, rehabilitation, sports psychology, and the importance of a multidisciplinary athlete support system, including mental training for enhanced performance.
Haryana Roadways employees protested against the government's alleged neglect of the department. They claim public transport is being privatized, leading to financial losses and staff shortages, despite government promises and acknowledged demands.
Union accuses govt of favouring private operators, ignoring staffing gaps
Alleges paddy procurement scam, collapsing law and order
Randeep Surjewala hailed Justice Surya Kant's swearing-in as India's 53rd CJI as a proud moment for Haryana. He praised Kant's journey from a small village, highlighting his humility, perseverance, and admired qualities within the legal community.
Served as Principal Secretary to several CMs of Haryana
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