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  • Hisar police registered a case against eight HAU officials, including the Registrar and CSO, for assaulting students protesting stipend cuts. Students, some seriously injured, were attacked by security guards and allegedly ordered by the Registrar. Multiple injuries were confirmed via medical reports. Protests and condemnation followed from various groups, demanding action and policy changes. (This summary is generated via AI.)

  • Haryana charged 80 officials, from JE to Chief Engineers, for corruption. Construction material quality tests failed in 18 of 48 samples. The government will explore recovering funds from contractors. The Kishau Dam project, crucial for Haryana's water supply, was recently reviewed. The minister highlighted key decisions made by the central government. (This summary is generated via AI.)

  • Bhupinder Singh Hooda criticizes the BJP government's handling of Haryana's healthcare. He claims no new medical institutions have been built in 11 years and the Ayushman Yojana is failing due to unpaid bills. Private hospitals are refusing treatment under the scheme, and free treatment for road accident victims isn't being provided, impacting patient care. (This summary is generated via AI.)

  • Haryana is preparing for the monsoon season by focusing on flood mitigation. Financial Commissioner Sumita Misra directed Deputy Commissioners to conduct site inspections, implement contingency plans, and monitor pumping infrastructure. Drain de-silting efforts have reached 78% clearance, with a deadline of June 20 for 100% completion. The Irrigation Department has flood protection projects and equipment ready. (This summary is generated via AI.)

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