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Delhi-NCR weather: Will it rain today in Delhi, Noida, Gurugram and Ghaziabad? Check IMD forecastDelhi Rain Today: Delhi and the National Capital Region are bracing for a sudden weather change. Light to moderate rainfall and thunderstor...- Khaps, farmers block Rohtak-Delhi NH in Haryana's BahadurgarhRamesh Dalal, a senior leader of the Bhumi Bachao Sangharsh Samiti outfit, led the protesters who squatted on NH-9 in Bahadurgarh and impos...
- Protesting farmers block KMP expressway in HaryanaThe Samyukta Kisan Morcha, an umbrella body of protesting farmer unions spearheading the agitation against the agriculture-related legislat...
- Haryana's Jat violence situation reports expose the authoritiesThe committee said that several Haryana officers had told it "that the oral instructions from Chandigarh were to avoid the use of force".
- Haryana on edge as deadline set by Jats coming to an endThe security forces personnel are also conducting Flag Marches to instill confidence among the public in view of large-scale arson and viol...
- Jat stir: With its leaders as prime targets, BJP sees conspiracy in attacksIn Rohtak, protesters targeted FM Captain Abhimanyu’s residential and commercial properties, while sparing those of former CM Bhupinder Sin...
- 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...
- Violence continues in Haryana, curfew clamped in 2 more townsNormal life remained disrupted as protesting Jats continued to block roads and rail routes, affecting the supplies of essential commodities...
- Jat quota stir: Five Haryana towns now brought under curfewCurfew has now been imposed in five towns in Haryana including Sonipat city in the wake of incidents of violence during the Jat agitation.
- Jats refuse to withdraw pro-quota stir, attack CM Manohar Lal KhattarThe protesters accused Khattar of resisting their demand as he was "not from the community" even as the state government called an all-part...
- Jat stir: Internet, SMS services suspended in RohtakThe protests have disrupted road and rail traffic with the worst hit being the Rohtak-Jhajjar region, the epicentre of the protests.
- 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, ...
- Jats continue stir in Haryana, road, rail traffic disruptedThe members of Jat coommunity blocked the highways and other roads in Rohtak-Jhajjar region and also extended their protest to Sonipat and ...
- Rs 654 crore sanctioned for construction of roads in HaryanaThe National Capital Region Planning Board (NCRPB) has sanctioned Rs 654 crore for construction of 114.302 kms of road in five districts of...
- NABARD sanctions Rs 238.65 crore for road and drinking water projects in HaryanaNABARD has sanctioned a loan of Rs 238.65 crore for 21 road and 14 drinking water projects in Haryana.
- Ludhiana-Delhi Shatabdi to run seven days a weekThe bi-weekly Shatabdi train between Ludhiana and Delhi will run seven days a week, Railway Minister Mallikarjun Kharge said here today.
- Rohtak's Deputy Commissioner orders to get Satlok Ashram vacated, tension prevailsRohtak's Deputy Commissioner Vikas Gupta exercising special powers under Section 144 of IPC ordered that the ashram be vacated immediately.
- Situation tense in Rohtak village, Bhupinder Singh Hooda orders probeAround 500 CRPF personnel have been rushed to maintain law and order near Satlok Ashram in Karontha village which witnessed violence yester...
- 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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