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    Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam 2.0 campaign launched, 1.82 lakh saplings will be planted in the state

    To participate in the event, the Chief Minister reached Dadri in an electric car.

    Jind: Youth cheated in name of sending him abroad, Rs 10 lakh looted

    Police have registered a case against 7 people of a Mohali company.

    Mahendragarh: 4 people died on the spot in a horrific collision between a car and a truck

    The police have reached the spot and started the operation, and have sent the bodies to the hospital for postmortem.

    NIA raids businessman’s house in Jind

    At around 5 am on Saturday, the NIA team reached the house of Kashish, a textile businessman and gym operator living in Sector 8 of Jind.

    Hike in MSP of paddy and other crops is insufficient: Bhupinder Hooda

    Hooda said that inflation is constantly skyrocketing during the BJP tenure.

    Bike borne youths open fire at seeds shop in Uchana, investigation on

    ne was injured in the firing, but the glass of the main gate of the shop was damaged.

    Encounter between police and criminals at midnight in Rohtak: Firing continued for 15 minutes, 2 injured

    Around 9 to 10 rounds of firing took place in the encounter, in which two miscreants were shot in the leg.

    Five injured as house roof collapses during storm in Faridabad

    On Saturday night at around 3 am, due to heavy storm and rain in Faridabad, a part of the roof of a house collapsed, in which five members of the same family got buried under it and got seriously injured.

    Ban on opinion trading apps imposed in Haryana; imposed after HC intervention

    The new law makes the operation of these apps inside Haryana a crime.

    Haryana Govt run by remote control of Delhi: MP Deepender Hooda

    An MLA has a constitutional right to sit in the corporation meeting, but it is wrong for BJP workers to manhandle him.

    Haryana Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee: HSGMC to get its first permanent committee today

    Prominent Sikh leaders Jagdish Singh Jhinda and Baljit Singh Daduwal have already reached there.