Khattar was in Karnal on Saturday
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Haryana
49 students from GJUST Hisar received job offers from Infosys during a campus placement drive. Ankit Kumar and Sarita secured Digital Specialist Engineer roles, earning Rs 6.25 LPA each. The Vice-Chancellor congratulated the students.
Kumari Selja, Congress MP from Sirsa, criticized the Haryana government's first year under CM Saini. She cited inflation, unemployment, corruption, and mismanagement, alleging a crisis in law and order, public health, and infrastructure. Selja highlighted issues like rising crime, poor sanitation, lack of clean water, and unaddressed farmers' problems.
Says state rapidly advancing on path of development
Extra doctors, patient trolleys added to meet expected festival surge
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Chaudhary Charan Singh HAU held a felicitation ceremony for students excelling in ICAR entrance exams. Vice-Chancellor Kamboj highlighted hard work's importance, urging students to serve society. 46 students qualified, including six PhD and 40 postgraduate students, with the Dean noting their achievements.
DCRUST Murthal held a retro musical night to encourage student cultural development. Vice-Chancellor Singh emphasized the importance of arts for holistic education and praised the students' talents. Chief guest Rai lauded the students' emotional connection to music. The 'Ghunghroo' group performed classic songs, creating a deeply emotional experience for the audience.
The 58th Haryana State School Tournament concluded in Sirsa. In netball, Rewari and Sirsa won multiple categories. Fatehabad excelled in softball, with Jhajjar winning in the under-14 division. Winning teams received trophies and cash prizes. The event emphasized sports' importance for health and life skills.
Sirsa's DLSA organized legal awareness activities, including a camp at CDLU focused on environmental conservation and legal issues, attended by 93 students and faculty. A Jail Lok Adalat led to the release of two prisoners. Additionally, a legal awareness camp was held for farmers. Attendees learned about the NALSA helpline.
Four-day festival to begin on Oct 28
Varsity providing students with access to advanced training
Projects being constructed at a cost of Rs 52.87 crore in Sector 17
Kashyap distributes land ownership letters to 1,587 families in Karnal, highlights govt achievements
Anil Vij call tenure a golden era in Ambala
Haryana Jan Vishwas-Jan Vikas booklet released at district secretariat, Jagadhri
District-level celebrations
Narnaul Civil Hospital to get 200 beds in Rs 27.73-crore upgrade
Accused them of harassment in suicide note
Only 30 incidents reported so far this season as farmers adopt eco-friendly practices
Claims in past 11 yrs, no new development work done in state
Principal accused of covering up incident
Calls on citizens to join anti-corruption drive for a model Haryana
First disciplinary action under PCC chief Rao Narender Singh’s leadership
Over 2 lakh farmers benefited through direct bank transfers
Former minister Kanwar Pal Gujjar chairs review meeting
Announces slew of welfare and development initiatives, Rs 2,697-cr grants to local bodies
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