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NARCL emerges winning bidder for Rs 17,000 cr debtThe National Asset Reconstruction Company of India (NARCL) has been the winning bidder for six distressed accounts with outstanding debt of...- Farmers' journey back home slows down traffic on Delhi-Sonipat-Karnal NHFamilies of farmers along with fellow villagers at many places enroute were welcoming the peasants from Punjab and Haryana with garlands, '...
- Haryana farmers block highways to protest police actionSamyukt Kisan Morcha, an umbrella body under which farmer groups have been staging protests against the farm laws, leader Darshan Pal urged...
- Bharat Bandh: Farmers block highways in Punjab, Haryana; shops, petrol pumps closedIn neighbouring BJP-JJP ruled Haryana, opposition parties Congress and Indian National Lok Dal have extended their support to the 'Bharat B...
- Haryana on alert ahead of rallies of Jat body, BJP MP tomorrow"The situation is peaceful and under control," Haryana Additional Director General of Police (Law and Order) Muhammad Akil told this evenin...
- Rallies by Jats, BJP MP: Mobile internet services suspended in 13 districts in HaryanaThe police had to resort to mild lathi-charge to disperse the group of Jat protesters and the highway was cleared for normal movement of ve...
- Jat quota stir: Situation improving, rail and road traffic resumes"The situation is peaceful in Rohtak city today. No untoward incident has been reported from anywhere," a senior police official said.
- 'Casualties' in Sonipat as mob clashes with security forcesA stone-pelting mob today attacked personnel of army and paramilitary forces who were trying to clear the road blockade in Sonipat.
- Jat stir: Life limping back to normal in HaryanaIn Rohtak, the epicentre of the agitation, curfew remained in force even as there was no report of any incident of violence and arson in th...
- Haryana violence kills 8 more; ministers' homes, govt offices, Army attackedEight people were killed as violence gripped Haryana on Saturday, with the agitation of Jats demanding OBC status.
- Jat stir: 3300 paramilitary personnel rushed to Haryana; Home Minister Rajnath Singh speaks to CM Manohar Lal KhattarCentre rushed 3300 paramilitary personnel to Haryana and assured Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar of all possible help to maintain law an...
- Jats reject CM Manohar Lal Khattar's offer, protests spread across stateIn view of the blockades set up by the agitators, Haryana Roadways suspended its bus services on many affected routes.
- Jat agitation disrupts road, rail traffic in HaryanaThe varsity students were squatting outside the Gate 2 of the University, which also leads to the residence of Haryana's Finance Minister, ...
- Huge investment needed for development of railways: Suresh PrabhuRailway Minister Suresh Prabhu today said massive investment was required for development of railways in the first five years.
- Rohtak murder-cum-rape case: Eight youths arrested"The case has been cracked and eight youths out of total nine have been arrested from Gaddikhera village, some 9 km from Rohtak," he said.
- Rothak rape case: Congress demands SIT under IG-level officer for the probeThe Congress today demanded a SIT under an IG-level officer to probe the rape-cum-murder case of a mentally-challenged woman from Nepal in ...
- Haryana government to give 50% of Rs 2,515 crore for 3 rail projectsBhupinder Singh Hooda today said the state government would give 50 per cent of Rs 2,515 crore for the implementation of three railway line...
- More rapid rail links for UP, HaryanaBhupinder Singh Hooda said that as rapid rail link would help commuting to Delhi, there will be no additional burden on the capital’s infra...
- Haryana sees riots over long power cutsThe pent-up anger and frustration among residents over poor power supply have finally erupted and given way to full-fledged riots across Ha...
- Five road projects to be developed in HaryanaFive big road projects would be develop in Haryana at a total cost of Rs 2,629 crore. Stating this, the Rohtak MP Deepender Singh Hooda sai...
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