A 65-year-old man, Raghubir Singh Beniwal, was allegedly killed by his 60-year-old brother, Satbir Singh Beniwal, during a family dispute in Fatehabad. Satbir attacked Raghubir with a wooden stick after a verbal argument. Satbir and his wife, Guddi Devi, were arrested and charged with murder. Satbir claimed the death was unintentional.
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Sarkari schools in vogue for parents in Panipat dist
Entire process digitised | Some reach out to help-desks, others stroll campuses to get feel of college life
Sewa Singh Bajwa, CDLU's Journalism Head, is now Director of Youth Welfare, adding to his roles as Community Radio Director. He previously served as Public Relations Officer and Assistant Youth Welfare Director. Bajwa has extensive experience and a PhD in film studies.
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A Rohtak court denied bail to Divya and her companion Deepak, a police officer, accused of driving Divya's husband, Ajay Suhag, to suicide. Suhag, before his death, claimed his wife and Deepak demanded money and pressured him to harm his father. Suhag's suicide note and a viral video of Divya and Deepak are cited as evidence.
Harish Kumar, head of journalism at MDU, Rohtak, is appointed Dean of Academic Affairs. He aims to align academics with the New Education Policy-2020, focusing on academic excellence, improved teaching and research, and student outcomes. He brings 37 years of teaching experience.
Ravinder Singh filed a police complaint against Hari Singh and Anil Kamboj for cheating and violating the Immigration Act. They allegedly took Rs 13.02 lakh to send Singh's son to Spain for a job but instead sent him elsewhere. They are now refusing to return the money.
Kaithal MC removed drain covers near shops, sparking protests from traders who received no prior notice. Traders cited business impact and demanded official intervention. Officials claimed the action was necessary for drain cleaning and promised to replace the slabs. The MLA supported the traders.
The Haryana Chamber of Commerce protested increased fixed electricity charges for industries. They requested the Chief Minister to remove these charges, citing existing high costs and the potential for businesses to relocate due to unsustainable operating expenses. The charges are set to increase to ₹290 per KVA.
Eight structures in Budhakhera’s Daniyalpur drain area and Preetampura locality razed
Punjab, Haryana CMs to participate; Union Minister CR Patil to chair meeting
Five vehicles to be deployed in each zone of the MCYJ
Contracts with private waste firms expired on June 30
Police arrested 55 people in Gharaunda during a gambling raid. Over Rs 11.93 lakh, 50+ phones, vehicles, and gambling paraphernalia were seized. Four suspects are in police remand, and 51 are in judicial custody. The raid may be the largest gambling crackdown this year.
Four-year-old Armaan died during lunch break at a private play school. He collapsed without eating, and there were no CCTV cameras. Family suspects poor hygiene, food contamination, or heatstroke. Post-mortem results are pending. Child Welfare Committee is investigating the school, which had limited infrastructure.
Biomass use in kilns, model roads, e-vehicles part of plan in NCR
DC orders disciplinary action against officials aiding mining mafia
e-summons, VC hearings and digital evidence improve efficiency
Maharana Pratap Horticultural University in Karnal will research medicinal and aromatic plants under a new government-approved project. This initiative aims to improve farming practices, boost farmer income, and ensure a consistent supply of quality raw materials for the Ayurvedic and pharmaceutical industries in Haryana.
At national conference, Indore, Pune, Surat, Lucknow share innovations
Health officials in Ambala arrested Sagar, a hospital employee, and Rajji for running a sex determination racket. A decoy operation, based on a tip-off, led to their apprehension at the Civil Hospital after a deal for Rs 60,000 was arranged. They are being investigated for similar offenses, and cash was recovered.
'Media portrayed it wrong'
Felling of 2,000 trees alleged
Strict action in case of non-compliance
Bhagwanpur villagers on indefinite dharna, want project in their village
Reserve price for these five zones fixed at Rs 38.50 crore
Rs 1,800 crore spent on sanitation and waste management'
The Collegium, headed by CJI B R Gavai, also approved a proposal for the appointment of three judicial officers as judges of the Delhi High Court
Chandigarh received 213 mm rainfall last month — the highest it has recorded in a decade
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