The commission has recommended 19 new judges for appointment, including Jannat Hayer, who secured Rank 9
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Haryana
Education department sends a notice to the school and shuts it down
The minister claims the initiative will ‘end corrupt practices in the revenue department’
Adarsh police station SHO Dinesh Singh says the accident occurred around 7 am near Ghararsi village and is believed to have been caused by over-speeding
Indira Gandhi National College hosted a lecture on Bhagat Singh's 118th birth anniversary. The event, organized by the History and Political Science departments, featured a speech by Prof. Ram Pal Saini, who encouraged students to emulate Bhagat Singh's ideals of patriotism and service. Over 120 students attended the lecture.
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Sampat Singh's INLD rally speech, critical of his own party, sparked speculation. Farmers face procurement issues despite political visits. INLD's Rohtak rally generated excitement, particularly in Yamunanagar. Demolition in Panipat became politicized, involving accusations of land manipulation.
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A national Under-14 cricket tournament for CISCE schools began in Karnal. Eleven Indian state teams and one from the UAE are competing. The tournament includes league and knockout matches. Opening day victories went to Karnataka-Goa, UAE, Maharashtra, and Tamil Nadu-Puducherry-Andaman & Nicobar. The school emphasized sportsmanship and character building.
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Eros Hospital in Uchana hosted a free health check-up camp on Sunday. Doctors offered consultations, diagnostic tests, and free medicines. Specialists like Dr. Chaudhary (urologist), Dr. Ashwini (neurosurgeon), and others provided expert care. The camp emphasized the importance of regular checkups.
SBI donated dustbins worth over Rs 2 lakh to Yamunanagar-Jagadhri's Municipal Corporation for the 'Haryana Shehar Swachhata Abhiyan'. The donation aims to improve sanitation and discourage open garbage disposal. The Municipal Commissioner thanked SBI and urged public cooperation.
Kurukshetra University's executive council approved 23 items. Key decisions included: Prof. Bansal's nomination to the Establishment Committee, incorporating PF rules, faculty promotions, establishment of a Maharishi Kashyap Chair, amendments to lateral admission rules, and granting provisional autonomy to Panipat Institute. Prof. Rakesh Kumar was appointed Dean, Academic Affairs.
Kurukshetra University commemorated Shaheed Bhagat Singh's birth anniversary with floral tributes at his statue. Vice-Chancellor Som Nath Sachdeva emphasized Bhagat Singh's inspiring sacrifice and urged youth to serve the nation, honoring his legacy.
UniversuMM 2025, hosted by MMIMSR, concluded after four days of cultural events. Over 7,000 participants from numerous Indian universities attended. Chandigarh University (guest) and MMIMSR (constituent) won overall trophies. The festival promised a larger event next year.
Yamunanagar-Jagadhri's Mayor and BJP district president initiated Rs 60.11 lakh in development projects in Ward 17. New streets and an RCC pipeline in Nawab Colony (Rs 29.66 lakh) and Lakshmi Nagar Extension (Rs 30.45 lakh) are planned. These improvements aim to ease access and improve drainage, benefiting hundreds of residents.
Dabur Colony residents in Bhiwani face two years of sewage issues, leading to unsanitary conditions, waterlogging, and accidents. Despite complaints to officials, no action has been taken. Residents threaten protest if the district administration fails to address the crisis.
Rs16.5-crore pipeline project approved
Case registered at Sadar Thanesar police station
Haryana's Chief Minister lauded GST 2.0, predicting a Rs 4,000 crore benefit for the state. He highlighted a 110% growth in Haryana's SGST collection since 2018-19. New GST rates of 5%, 18%, and 40% were mentioned. Haryana is currently fifth in the country for gross GST collection.
Bhupinder Singh Hooda criticized the BJP government for failing to ensure MSP for farmers, leading to distress sales and exploitation. He cited unfulfilled promises, procurement issues, and delayed gate passes. He also highlighted farmer hardships and the filing of FIRs related to stubble burning. Additionally, a delegation of MPHWs submitted a memorandum to Hooda.
Minister Khattar honored Sikh Gurus' sacrifices and condemned societal division. He highlighted the government's efforts to address Sikh community demands, including 1984 riot justice. Khattar also promoted local products, attended health camps, and emphasized economic initiatives.
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Undertrial scales electricity pole, flees using cables; 2 officials suspended
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Police deploy force in village; injured shifted to PGI, Chandigarh
24-hour deadlock ends; clarity on moisture cut formula reached
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