Haryana

Yamunanagar police arrested Israr, a Saharanpur resident, for motorcycle theft. They recovered two stolen motorcycles, one from Pabni village road. Israr admitted to stealing a motorcycle from Bilaspur on August 21. The court sent him to judicial custody.

Mayor vows to free twin cities of stray cattle menace

Haryana authorities conducted surprise inspections to stop illegal urea diversion. They registered three FIRs, seized 1,512 bags of urea, and confiscated vehicles. Discrepancies in stock records, unauthorized transport, and industrial use violations triggered the enforcement actions.

Accused facing trial in multiple NDPS cases

Maharshi Dayanand University's Computer Science department received an Indian patent for a cybercrime solution. Led by Deepti Rani, Dr. Naseeb Singh Gill, and Prof. Preeti Gulia, the invention encrypts digital evidence with advanced algorithms and secures it on the blockchain, ensuring tamper-proof and verifiable evidence for courts.

Haryana CM Saini stated Haryana supports flood-hit Punjab and is sending relief. He addressed questions about water release, flood monitoring in Haryana, and farmer compensation through the e-Kshatipurti portal. Saini criticized Rahul Gandhi's remarks, attributing them to the Congress's declining political influence.

Continuous rain and Ghaggar drain discharge have flooded Nathusari Chopta, including a polytechnic institute. Classes are online. The nearby road is diverted. About 1,000 hectares of land and 4,000 acres of crops are damaged, causing distress to villagers.

Haryana's government is committed to cattle protection and has initiated a grant scheme for registered gaushalas. Minister Vipul Goel distributed funds to gaushalas in Rohtak. The government is increasing the budget for the Haryana Gau Seva Aayog and ensuring fodder availability, including during the monsoon.

Kurukshetra University honored faculty on Teachers' Day. Seven senior professors received Lifetime Achievement Awards. Research Excellence Awards were also given, recognizing achievements in areas like publications, research projects, and collaborations.

Board initiates closure action against 21 facilities in Panipat, Karnal districts

E-Kshatipurti portal to remain open till September 15

At Ottu Head, water flow surges to 27,500 cusecs, nears danger mark of 17 ft

Says relief material being sent to flood-affected dists of Punjab

Haryana will observe 'Sewa Pakhwada' from September 17 to October 2, with public service programs, welfare schemes, and cleanliness drives across the state. The initiative, inspired by PM Modi, aims to strengthen public service spirit. Departments will organize medical camps, welfare programs, cleanliness drives, and more, ensuring public participation and project dedications.

Eighty Army personnel are assisting Bahadurgarh relief efforts after the Mungeshpur drain breached due to heavy rain. They are repairing the damaged embankment alongside the SDRF and district administration. Waterlogging affects residential and industrial areas. Relief camps and helpline numbers are available.

Accused of bigamy, getting appointed on invalid degree

Haryana's Chief Minister announced GST reforms impacting residents. Tax benefits are estimated at Rs 4,000 crore. Key changes include fewer GST rates, reduced taxes on agricultural and renewable energy equipment, and essential goods. Haryana's GST collections have significantly increased since 2017.

Haryana's Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini inspected waterlogged areas in Kurukshetra, directing officials to find permanent solutions. He appealed for loss claims on the e-kshatipurti portal. The government is providing relief, including shelter and food. He also called for cooperation from the opposition during this disaster.

Haryana Vidhan Sabha Speaker Harvinder Kalyan donated a month's salary to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund for flood-affected families. He emphasized the need for collective support, praising the CM's aid to Punjab and J&K, and highlighting the importance of public service.

Three drownings occurred in Ambala district. A 13-year-old boy drowned in the Tangri river, and two men are missing after a tractor-trailer overturned in a seasonal drain. Rescue operations are underway to find the missing individuals. Another body was recovered from the Tangri river.

Claims 2,300 villages affected

Sent to seven-day police remand | Dumped body in Ganga at Haridwar

Trucks carrying relief material flagged off in Panipat, Sonepat

Seeks Rs 70K per acre for farmers

1 IRS officer, 1 HCS officer also shifted