June 18, 2025

New Delhi: Union Minister for Union Housing and Urban Affairs, Manohar Lal Khattar and New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) Vice President Kuljit Singh Chahal built a government quarter in Sarojini Nagar on Sunday. Speaking to reporters here, Khattar said, “These government buildings were constructed by MBC (Ministry of Building and Construction). It is natural for new buildings to have some minor deficiencies. We are receiving complaints. Today, we are to inspect the situation here … We will hold a joint meeting in a week and ensure that the residents will have no more inconvenience”. Earlier in the day, Khattar said that all four units were expected to operate at the Gorakhpur nuclear power plant by 2032 and a total of 2,800 MW power is generated. Gorakhpur power plant was approved in January 2014. Speaking to reporters in Fatehabad on Saturday, Khattar said, “Today I visited Gorakhpur’s nuclear power plant for the first time. It was approved in January 2014. Usually, a nuclear power plant takes 13 years, but due to some reasons, by 2031, two power plant units will be turned on and two and two and two and two and two -power plant units will be conducted by 2032.”He further said, “All will produce 2800 MW of electricity simultaneously. 50% of the power will go to Haryana and 50% in the center.” Meanwhile, on Thursday, Khattar and Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah held a meeting in Srinagar to discuss the power and housing projects of the state. After the meeting, Union Minister Manohar Lal Khattar expressed his happiness and said that a lot of work was done in power and housing and urban affairs departments. He mentioned that wherever there were any kind of issues, he was brought to the notice of the central government. The Union Minister praised the progress of Jammu and Kashmir in the power sector in the last few months and said that the state had moved beyond others in the power sector, especially in the implementation of smart meters and prepaid smart meters.

Chandigarh: Chief Minister of Haryana, Sh. Naib Singh Saini on Sunday addressed a ‘Dhanyavad’ rally in Rewari as the chief guest. Prior to the event, the Chief Minister inaugurated and placed the foundation stones for 15 development projects in rupees. 288.31 crores in Rewari. Among them Rs. Foundation stone for 193.94 crore and 7 projects. 94.37 crores. The Chief Minister received Rs. 50.58 crore for construction of an additional water storage tank on 9 acres 7 kanals land in Bhagwanpur to improve water supply in Rewari. In addition, he got Rs. 7.20 crore to set up a boosting station and laying a new pipeline for drinking water in Dunervas village and Rs. 5.06 crore for construction of water work and a new pipeline in Gokulpur village. He also announced that a library will be constructed in Rewari on the availability of land. In addition, Rs. 4.39 crore was announced for the construction of the market committee building in Rewari. For renewal of five roads under Haryana State Agricultural Marketing Board, an amount of Rs. 4.20 crore was announced by the Chief Minister. In addition, he also announced that 18 roads with a cumulative length of 37.32 km would be repaired through the agency concerned. 12 roads (18.48 km), and Rs. An amount of Rs 3.36 crore was announced for special repair for. 26.84 crores for renewal of 25 roads (37.59 km). The Chief Minister said that 51 PWD roads spread up to 90.99 km in Rewari Assembly will be repaired, and construction of 5 new roads (10.95 km) will start soon. A new sewer line will also be kept in Rewari city. He further announced that the viability of a flyover near Colonel Ram Singh Chowk would be checked, and it would be constructed accordingly. Once the land is available, the Trauma Center will be transferred from the District Civil Hospital to a new place. The Urban Health Center in Dharuira will be upgraded to a PHC (Primary Health Center). A new office building for Rewari Municipal Council will also be constructed. If the land is available, the official model Sanskrit Senior Secondary School and the office of the Agricultural Officer of Sub-division will also be constructed in Cakoria. Construction work on the Government Boys College Building in Rewari will start soon, announced Sho. Naib Singh Saini. Addressing the issue of industrial waste water entering Masani barrage, the Chief Minister said that the government has prepared a comprehensive plan. Under this scheme, sewage treatment plants (STPs) will be installed to purify the water before issuing in the barrage, making it useable for agriculture. He got Rs. 5 crore especially for development works in villages of Rewari Assembly Constituency. The people of Haryana have rejected dynastic and corrupt politics, and have supported the policy of development and nationalism Calling Rewari on the land of brave soldiers, the Chief Minister said that the Chief Minister serves the country on the boundaries of the youth of this region, which ensures the safety of citizens. Thanking the public, he said that not only did he vote for a double-engine government a few months ago, but he also added a third engine ensuring triple-speed development. The people of Haryana have rejected dynastic and corrupt politics and have adopted a policy focused on development and nationalism, Sh. Naib Singh Saini. He emphasized that the Haryana government is not from any one caste, class or family, but of all 2.80 crore citizens of Haryana. After the Prime Minister, Sh. Narendra Modi’s Saba Saath, Saba Vikas, Saba Vishwas, Saba Prayas Mantra, State Government is working for the welfare of Hariyanvi. He said that since 2014, development projects Rs. 1,916 crore has been increased to the Rewari Assembly. In the last 10 years, 69 announcements have been made for the Rewari Assembly, of which 61 have been completed, and work on 4 is going on. The Chief Minister assured that the development of Rewari will now progress on triple the pace. In the last 10 years, a total of 305 announcements have been made for Rewari district, of which 167 have been completed, and 18 are underway. Special relations with Prime Minister The Chief Minister said that the Prime Minister, Sh. Narendra Modi shares a special bond with the region. Before becoming Prime Minister on 15 September 2013, he addressed a rally of ex -servicemen on this land and started his election campaign. During that rally, he promised a rank one pension, which he fulfilled. He said that under the Prime Minister, Sh. In the last 11 years, Narendra Modi’s leadership, India has emerged as an ambitious nation about its ancient heritage, flexible against the current challenges and its future. Prior to 2014, there was an atmosphere of fear due to terrorism in the country, but under the leadership of the Prime Minister, terrorism has been strongly attacked. Whenever Pakistan dared to carry out hostile activities on Indian soil, our brave soldiers responded by doing a deep strike inside the Pakistani region. Model of governance and service in Haryana, curb corruption Sh. Naib Singh Saini said that India is growing rapidly under the leadership of Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi. “What we promise, we distribute. The Chief Minister said that in the last 10 years, Haryana has developed a unique model of good governance and service. It has curbed corruption and has ensured that government schemes and services reach the real beneficiaries. He emphasized the commitment of the state government for balanced development in all areas of Haryana.

Chandigarh: Under the leadership of Haryana Health and Family Welfare Minister Aarti Singh Rao, the Health Department has achieved a remarkable milestone in maternal health. According to the latest sample registration system (SRS), special bulletin (2020-22) on maternal mortality in India, maternal mortality in the state (MMR) 106 (2019-21) has come down to 89, a notable 17-point improvement. Health Minister Arti Singh Rao said that this achievement reflects the state’s continuous efforts to strengthen maternal health services. The deficiency implies that about 300 more mothers were saved during this period due to concrete efforts of the medical and health workers dedicated across the state. The Health Department is committed to further reduce MMR, with the final goal of reaching the Sustainable Development goals (SDGs), reach the target of less than 70 maternal deaths per 100,000 living births per 100,000 living births. He said that many major measures have been implemented to increase the quality and access of maternal healthcare. All government distribution points have been modernized and now they are fully equipped with drugs, equipment and logistics required to ensure safe and respectable delivery experiences. The number of first nominated referral units (FRUs) enabled to perform C-section has increased, which ensures timely obstetric care. In addition, the systematic identification and management of high -risk pregnancies is being done through HRP guidance note. A monthly campaign to screen and support high -risk pregnancies, the security Janani month (SJM) is being run to quickly detect and improve the intervention. Regular reviews at the state and district levels, with one-to-one maternal death audit, are helping to guide data-operated interventions and policy reforms. Speaking on the achievement, the Mission Director of National Health Mission (NHM), Haryana, Dr. RS Dhillon said that institutional delivery in the state has reached 98.3% in 2024-25 (according to HMIS data), indicating better public confidence in government health services and widespread access to safe delivery. Additionally, centrally sponsored schemes such as the Center Shishu Surksha Kayrakam (JSSK) and Janani Suraksha Yojana (JSY) are being implemented effectively. These programs ensure that pregnant women using public health facilities receive free medicines, clinical services, food, blood transfusion and referral transport. This initiative eliminates out-of-pocket expenses and increases access to healthcare for all. The Health Department of Haryana is committed to improving maternal health results. Through strategic policies, strong infrastructure and community-focused programs, the state is making significant progress towards a healthy future for its continuous development goal (SDG) targets and all mothers.

Panchkula: Haryana Chief Minister Naib Singh Saini on Tuesday confirmed his government’s tough stance on law and order, saying that the police have been given full rights to take strict action against anyone trying to harass peace in the state. Talking to reporters, CM Saini said, “We have given a free hand to our police administration; It is our responsibility to maintain law and order in the state. If a person damages the law and order, we have told the police that you can take strict action.” The Chief Minister’s remarks were made amid political tensions in Haryana after the Indian Rashtriya Lok Dal (INLD) leader Abhay Singh Chautla criticized the government for dealing with the law and order. While hitting back, Saini said, “He should remember his tenure, what kind of tenure it was. People have suffered …” Earlier in the day, CM Saini chaired a high-level review meeting to assess the law and order situation prevalent in the state and reviewed the ongoing excise duty. The Chief Minister announced strict instructions to start a ‘high octane drive’ against the criminals and ensure a responsible police presence in Haryana, the Chief Minister announced that according to a press release, it was the government’s extreme priority to maintain a strong law and order. The Chief Minister expressed concern over the alleged incident of killing an excise license in Kurukshetra and directed the DGP to take prompt action against the culprits. Naib Singh Saini requested the DGP to take immediate steps to take immediate steps to provide protection to all citizens, who reported threatening and forced recovery, and to issue a dedicated phone number for such reporting, added it with 112, as mentioned.Reviewing the performance of the Excise and Taxation Department, the CM directed the officials to complete the auction process and ensure sure revenue. In an excise auction, the state was capable of auctioning the majority of excise areas, auctioned by 934 product areas and Rs. Last year’s Rs. 11,054 crores compared to. 5,037 crores. The excise auction had so far attracted a good response, referring to the press release. He also directed that the State Task Force (STF) should be provided with more manpower and resources so that the resolve of all pending cases can be rapidly extended within a strict time-even framework, leaving no gangster or unexpected criminals.

Chandigarh: Chief Minister of Haryana, Sh. Naib Singh Saini has taken a historic step by embracing the message of “Yoga for One Earth, One Health” by Prime Minister, Narendra Modi on the occasion of 11th International Yoga Day. As a result of this initiative, more than 2 million people across the state will participate in yoga sessions on 21 June. Sharing information in this regard, an official spokesperson said that yoga programs will be held on June 21 in all 22 districts and 121 blocks of the state. More than 20 lakh citizens will come together to practice yoga. So far, more than 12.10 lakh people have registered themselves through the portal to participate. As part of the “Green Yoga” campaign to promote environmental awareness, more than 70,000 plants have already been planted. The state-level main program will be held at Brahma Sarovar in Kurukshetra, where the Chief Minister, Sh. Naib Singh Saini and other dignitaries will participate in yoga practice with thousands of doctors in the presence of Yoga Guru Swami Ramdev. In particular, in 2014, Prime Minister, Narendra Modi introduced yoga on the global stage at the United Nations General Assembly. With the support of 177 countries, 21 June was declared as International Yoga Day, through which India gave the world the path of peace, health and harmony. This year’s Yoga Day theme highlighted the role of yoga in promoting physical, mental and environmental welfare. It aligns with global calls for unity and stability, the spokesperson said. The spokesman further stated that to promote yoga at the grassroots level, the Haryana government has set a target of construction of 1,000 Vyayamashals in rural areas. So far, 714 have been completed and 877 Ayush Yoga assistants have been appointed. On June 21, 2025, special yoga programs will also be organized in these persons.