Haryana

Haryana and British Columbia Explore Strategic Cooperation in Clean Energy, Trade and Technology

Haryana and British Columbia Explore Strategic Cooperation in Clean Energy, Trade and Technology

Chandigarh (Rajeev Sharma/Balwinder Singh): Underscoring Haryana’s growing global engagement and its commitment to forging meaningful international partnerships, Chief Minister, Sh. Nayab Singh Saini on Friday held a meeting with a high-level delegation from British Columbia, Canada, led by the Premier Mr. David Eby. The interaction focused on exploring opportunities for collaboration across key sectors and strengthening State–Province level cooperation between Haryana and British Columbia. During this Chief Principal Secretary to CM Sh. Rajesh Khullar, Commissioner and Secretary, Foreign Cooperation Department Smt. Amneet P. Kumar also remained present. Welcoming the delegation, the Chief Minister said that the Government of Haryana attaches…
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Positive Transformation Visible Over the Past 11 Years, People Feel the Government Belongs to Them — CM Nayab Singh Saini

Positive Transformation Visible Over the Past 11 Years, People Feel the Government Belongs to Them — CM Nayab Singh Saini

Chandigarh, January 8 — Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Thursday said that the country has witnessed a clear and positive transformation over the last 11 years under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He stated that the effective implementation of public welfare policies has strengthened public trust, with citizens today feeling that the government truly represents them, which, he said, is the real essence of good governance. He added that there was a time when people believed governments merely completed five-year terms, but the situation has now changed as citizens seek visible, result-oriented governance rather than political…
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All Drains Must Be Cleaned Before Monsoon, No Laxity Will Be Tolerated: Chief Minister

All Drains Must Be Cleaned Before Monsoon, No Laxity Will Be Tolerated: Chief Minister

₹637.25 crore approved for 388 flood control projects; stronger river embankments and UP-style stone studs to check erosion Chandigarh, December 31 — Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Wednesday directed officials to ensure timely cleaning of all drains across the state before the onset of the monsoon to effectively deal with potential waterlogging and flood situations. He made it clear that any delay or negligence in flood control projects would invite strict action against the responsible officers. The Chief Minister also instructed Deputy Commissioners to regularly monitor all flood-related works. Chairing the 57th meeting of the Haryana State Drought…
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India’s Rice Crown Comes With a Cost as Northern Farmers Struggle With Vanishing Water

India’s Rice Crown Comes With a Cost as Northern Farmers Struggle With Vanishing Water

Chandigarh (Gurpreet Singh/Rajeev Sharma): India’s rise to the top of global rice production has been hailed as a major agricultural achievement, reinforcing the country’s status as a food powerhouse and the world’s biggest rice exporter. Exports have climbed steadily over the past decade, crossing 20 million tonnes in the last financial year and supplying markets across Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Yet in the fields of Punjab and Haryana—states that form the backbone of this success—the mood is far from triumphant. Many farmers say the very policies that helped India dominate rice production are now pushing them into financial…
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Haryana Issues Sweeping Directives to Fast-Track Pending Land Partition Cases

Haryana Issues Sweeping Directives to Fast-Track Pending Land Partition Cases

Chandigarh, December 29, 2025: In a major move to ensure the speedy disposal of long-pending land partition cases, Haryana’s Financial Commissioner (Revenue and Disaster Management), Dr. Sumita Misra, on Sunday issued comprehensive statewide directions aimed at overhauling the revenue justice delivery system. The initiative is expected to bring relief to thousands of citizens affected by prolonged delays in revenue courts. Dr. Misra stated that land partition proceedings are among the most critical statutory responsibilities of revenue officers. Following an extensive review, she directed immediate compliance with a set of strict measures to ensure time-bound resolution of such cases. Under the…
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Saints, Great Souls and Martyrs Inspire Society: Krishna Bedi

Saints, Great Souls and Martyrs Inspire Society: Krishna Bedi

Chandigarh, December 27: Haryana’s Minister for Social Justice and Empowerment, Krishna Kumar Bedi, on Friday said that the lives of saints, great personalities and brave martyrs continue to inspire society and provide moral strength to future generations. He said such spiritual and historical figures show the path of service, sacrifice and commitment towards the nation. The minister was addressing devotees after paying obeisance at the main shrine of Baba Bhuman Shah Maharaj at Sangar Sadha in Sirsa on the occasion of the 278th Mahaparinirvan Day. He also sought blessings from Gaddinashin Baba Brahmdas Maharaj and prayed for peace, prosperity and…
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Haryana Sets Gold Standard in Forensic DNA Protocols for POCSO Cases, Achieves 99% Positivity Rate

Haryana Sets Gold Standard in Forensic DNA Protocols for POCSO Cases, Achieves 99% Positivity Rate

Chandigarh, December 18: Haryana has emerged as a national benchmark in forensic investigation of Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) cases by establishing a scientifically robust, three-tier DNA examination protocol that has delivered an unprecedented 99 per cent DNA positivity rate, with negative reports accounting for less than one per cent.Responding to recent media reports highlighting a high number of negative DNA findings in POCSO cases in some states, including Punjab, Haryana Home Department Additional Chief Secretary (ACS) Dr Sumita Mishra on Wednesday said the state has adopted a globally aligned forensic model focused on scientific rigor, optimal resource…
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Farmers’ Welfare Paramount, BJP Government Stands with Them in Every Situation: CM Saini

Farmers’ Welfare Paramount, BJP Government Stands with Them in Every Situation: CM Saini

Chandigarh, December 18: Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Thursday said that the state government has taken the situation in flood-affected areas very seriously and remains fully committed to safeguarding farmers’ interests under all circumstances.Replying to a question raised by MLA Ram Karan on the first day of the Haryana Assembly’s winter session regarding permission to remove sand deposited in fields due to floods, the Chief Minister said he had personally visited the affected areas and interacted with farmers on the ground.Saini said the government had deputed teams to assess whether excessive sand had accumulated in agricultural fields following…
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Medical Services in Haryana hit as Doctor continue their strike, start fast unto death

Medical Services in Haryana hit as Doctor continue their strike, start fast unto death

National Times Bureau :- Medial and health services in Government hospitals in Haryana have been hit badly as doctors continued their strike. They have also started fast unto death. Strike led by Haryana Civil Medical Services Association (HCMSA) has hit essential diagnostic and surgical services resulting in inconvenience to patients across the state. Meanwhile HCMSA President Dr. Rajesh Khayalia along with Dr. Labh Singh and Dr. Virendra have started indefinite hunger strike outside the office of Director General of Health Services Sector 6, Panchkula. Dr. Khayalia has claimed that no one from government side had approached them for talks to…
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Haryana Government Doctors Launch Two-Day Strike Over Career Progression and Recruitment Issues

Haryana Government Doctors Launch Two-Day Strike Over Career Progression and Recruitment Issues

Haryana (Balwinder Singh): Government doctors across Haryana began a two-day strike on Monday, following directives from the Haryana Civil Medical Services Association (HCMSA), disrupting routine medical services across the state. The doctors are demanding a halt to direct recruitment of Senior Medical Officers (SMOs) and the formal notification of the already approved Modified Assured Career Progression (ACP) structure. The strike impacted outpatient departments (OPDs), emergency services, and elective surgeries in multiple districts. In Karnal, authorities deployed consultants, directly recruited specialists, and doctors from Kalpana Chawla Government Medical College (KCGMC) to manage patient care. However, the measures were insufficient to handle…
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