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08 Jun

Haryana Extends Startup Incentive Scheme Deadline to September 30, 2025: Rao Narbir Singh

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Chandigarh, June 8 – Haryana Industries and Commerce Minister Rao Narbir Singh announced that the state government has extended the deadline for its startup incentive scheme to September 30, 2025. The initiative, part of Haryana’s broader Startup Policy, aims to promote self-employment among youth in the rapidly evolving digital and industrial economy.The minister emphasized that the Startup Policy offers a range of incentives to budding entrepreneurs in the state. The decision to extend the deadline comes as a relief for many startups that were unable to submit reimbursement applications under various schemes, such as the Lease Rental Subsidy Scheme, Patent…

Gurugram to Launch Pilot Project Aiming for Plastic-Free Model City Status

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Gurugram (Haryana), June 1, 2025: In a significant environmental move, Gurugram is set to launch a pilot project aimed at transforming it into a plastic-free model city. As part of this campaign, select areas within the city will host a series of activities encouraging the shift toward eco-friendly living.Haryana Environment Minister Rao Narbir Singh has been actively promoting the initiative, urging citizens to reduce plastic use and embrace sustainable alternatives. The pilot project is positioned as more than just a government effort—it is being pitched as a public movement that demands collective participation.At a key review meeting held in Gurugram,…

Wildlife Conservation Essential for Ecological Balance: Rao Narbir Singh

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Chandigarh, March 3 – Haryana’s Forest and Wildlife Minister Rao Narbir Singh emphasized the need for wildlife conservation to maintain ecological balance. He urged people to take a pledge to protect animals and birds. Speaking at an event in Jhabua village, Bawal subdivision, on World Wildlife Conservation Day, Minister Singh highlighted ongoing conservation efforts. He released male and female peafowls from the breeding center, which spans 748 acres of reserved forest. The center shelters chinkaras, peafowls, deer, and other wildlife species. Expanding Conservation Projects Singh stated that the Forest and Wildlife Department is actively working in various districts to protect…