Gurugram: On November 29, Gurugram Divisional Commissioner R.C. Bidhan instructed officials to take strict action against illegal garbage vendors who collect waste and charge residents for the service. He emphasized that officers monitoring the cleanliness campaign must verify the attendance of cleaning staff both in the morning and evening to ensure accountability, and any negligence.
Haryana: The tragic incident in Haryana has raised concerns in the community. A young man’s body was discovered in the bushes along the canal’s edge, with visible signs of injury on his face. He was found in a partially clothed state, and authorities are treating this case with serious concern. The local authorities were quick.
Haryana: Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini stated in Jind that he has fulfilled the promise of classifying Scheduled Castes made before the assembly elections, which was a major demand of the DSC community. He acknowledged that the support of this community led to the BJP forming the government in the state for the third.
Sharing the video released by Congress, he said that BJP takes the help of money everywhere. Be it Maharashtra or Haryana this has now become the new identity of BJP.
Haryana: In Sonipat, the Cyber Police have uncovered a case of hacking a manager’s mobile phone to withdraw cash from his account, leading to the arrest of five members of a gang. The police arrested the accused from Azamgarh in Uttar Pradesh and from Manimajra in Chandigarh. They recovered cash, mobile phones, debit cards, checkbooks,.
Rohtak (Haryana): On Sunday, the district administrations of Panipat, Sonepat, and Rohtak announced the closure of primary schools due to ongoing poor air quality. The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) reported that Sonepat’s air quality index (AQI) has been categorized as ‘very poor’ for the past week, reaching 350 today. The district’s PM 2.5 levels.
Haryana: In the current harvesting season, 32 FIRs have been filed against farmers in Yamunanagar district for allegedly burning paddy residue in their fields. Dr. Satish Kumar Arora, the Assistant Plant Protection Officer (APPO) in Yamunanagar, noted that fines have been imposed on these farmers, with Rs 35,000 paid by those involved in 14 of.
According to the family, he had lent Rs 18 lakh 70 thousand to his brother-in-law and a shopkeeper, but now they were not returning the money, due to which Bhoop Singh was very upset.
