#Haryana crisis
Text
Today in Politics: Haryana Crisis and Modi's Campaign Trail
As tensions rise in Haryana, the fate of the BJP government hangs in the balance. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to address rallies in Maharashtra, Telangana, and hold a roadshow in Odisha.
PM Modi’s packed schedule includes a series of rallies and roadshows across three states. Starting with a rally in Nandurbar, Maharashtra, he’ll then move to Telangana for two more rallies before heading to Bhubaneswar for a roadshow.
In other campaign news, the Election Commission has ordered re-election at four booths following a mishap involving electronic voting machines in Uttar Pradesh. Samajwadi Party’s Akhilesh Yadav will also campaign in Kannauj, Kanpur Nagar, and Kanpur Dehat.
Meanwhile, BJP leaders JP Nadda, Amit Shah, and Rajnath Singh are all set for rallies in various states including Haryana, Jharkhand, West Bengal, and Odisha.
In Haryana, the Congress seeks to meet the Governor amidst a brewing crisis, with three Independent MLAs withdrawing support from the BJP government.
In a separate development, the Enforcement Directorate opposes interim bail for Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal in a money-laundering case, highlighting the contentious issue of campaigning during legal proceedings.
Additionally, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar is slated to visit religious sites in Ayodhya.
Stay tuned for more updates on today’s political landscape.
0 notes
Text
Haryana Politics, Haryana Politics: Manohar Lal Khattar challenged the opposition, said- if there are enough MLAs then they should parade them - haryana political crisis manohar lal khattar says if opposition has enough MLAs then they should parade them
Chandigarh: Amid opposition parties’ claims that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government in Haryana has lost its majority, the ruling party on Sunday challenged the opposition to parade its MLAs if it has sufficient numbers. Former chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar also indicated that the BJP government was not against conducting a floor test and six out of ten Jannayak Janata Party (JJP)…
View On WordPress
#Challenged#crisis#dushyant chautala#Haryana#Haryana news#haryana political crisis#Haryana politics#Khattar#Lal#lok sabha chunav 2024#lok sabha election 2024#Manohar#Manohar Lal Khattar#manohar lal khattar news#mlas#opposition#parade#political#Politics
0 notes
Text
Haryana News: विद्याथी संकट में, HTET की परीक्षा दे या सरपंचो के मतदान करें
Haryana News: विद्याथी संकट में, HTET की परीक्षा दे या सरपंचो के मतदान करें
हरियाणा: हरियाणा Election कमीशन ने पंचायत चुनाव के दूसरे चरण के चुनावो की तिथि 9 नवंबर और 12 November घोषित करदी है। वहीं हरियाणा शिक्षा बोर्ड के द्वारा लगभग 2 सप्ताह पहले ही हरियाणा शिक्षक पात्रता टेस्ट (HTET) की तिथि घोषित कर चुकी है। शिक्षा के द्वारा HTET परीक्षा का आयोजन 12 व 13 November को करवाना निर्धारित किया गया था। बोर्ड ने परीक्षा करवाने की तैयारियां भी शुरू कर दी थी।
Haryana News:…
View On WordPress
#Haryana news latest#HTET exam#election#give HTET exam or vote for Sarpanch#Students in crisis#विद्याथी संकट में
0 notes
Text
पानी बचाने के लिए भी हरियाणा का साथ देगा इजराइल, खेती को आगे बढ़ाने के लिए पहले से ही कर रहा काम
पानी बचाने के लिए भी हरियाणा का साथ देगा इजराइल, खेती को आगे बढ़ाने के लिए पहले से ही कर रहा काम
इजराइल की एक टीम ने हरियाणा के मुख्यमंत्री से की मुलाकात. जल संकट से जूझ रहा है हरियाणा. पानी बचाने के लिए अब इसे मिलेगा इजराइल का साथ. सरकार ने जल संसाधन और प्रबंधन के लिए टास्क फोर्स बनाने के दिए निर्देश.
जल संसाधन पर काम करने वाले इजराइल के प्रतिनिधिमंडल का स्वागत करते हरियाणा के सीएम.
Image Credit source: TV9 Digital
पानी बचाने के लिए धान की खेती को डिस्करेज कर रही हरियाणा सरकार अब जल…
View On WordPress
0 notes
Text
The power mess
Electricity is the lifeblood of a country’s economic growth and development, powering industry and transport, running irrigation pumps for agriculture and lighting up homes and offices. It’s oxygen to the digital world, so ubiquitous that its absence, even for a minute, causes discomfort and economic loss. This summer, as temperatures soared above 40 degrees centigrade in several parts of India…
View On WordPress
#Andhra power crisis#Gujarat Power crisis#Haryana power crisis#India power crisis#Maharashtra power crisis#power blackouts#power crisis#power cuts#power woes#UP Power crisis
0 notes
Text
Balram Jakhar speaks.
19 February 1988, Punjab Times
Speech at the Lok Sabha to the Indian people broadcaated on television and radio
A council directive has been passed through the Indian government and here are the main details and information.
Generous compensation and provision of aid for the family of those killed, those who have had their property damaged, their livelihoods impacted, and those who were injured or traumatised due to any actions committed after 1981. The amount paid out will be determined on a case-by-case basis.
After inquiries by the independent commission have concluded, parties that are found accountable are to face appropriate actions and consequences. The appropriate actions that will be taken shall be decided jointly by the Minister of Defence, Chief of Border Security, and the Akali Dal.
The river waters claims of Haryana and Punjab will also be renegotiated by another independent commission set up by the United Nations an the findings will be binding.
There will also be an official adoption of the All India Farmers’ Scheme, also known as AIFS, which is a government micro-loans scheme for farmers seeking to improve their agricultural yield or equipment, with funds provided by the Ministry of Finance. AIFS is however only applicable to those who are not evading taxes and blockading rice.
There will also be the implementation of Operation Crack, a month-long operation to eliminate all aggressive militants who support The Khalistan Movemen hopefully ends all unrest on the streets of Ind
The implementation of the National Organisational Framework Undergirding Concession Consultation, hereafter known as NOFUCC, to negotiate with moderate Akali Dal leaders in the future directly.
In conclusion, parts of the Indian governments are working for the people, we are working for the people's benefits. We are passing legislations and council directives to support the Indian people no matter of their religon in this time of crisis and need. We are trying to help the Indian population, we are helping you. The Indian government is trying their best to resolve the current tenions and violence. This is a way for us to support the people affected, have faith is us, we will resolve this.
0 notes
Text
Balram Jakhar speaks.
19 February 1988, Punjab Times
Speech at the Lok Sabha to the Indian people broadcaated on television and radio
A council directive has been passed through the Indian government and here are the main details and information.
Generous compensation and provision of aid for the family of those killed, those who have had their property damaged, their livelihoods impacted, and those who were injured or traumatised due to any actions committed after 1981. The amount paid out will be determined on a case-by-case basis.
After inquiries by the independent commission have concluded, parties that are found accountable are to face appropriate actions and consequences. The appropriate actions that will be taken shall be decided jointly by the Minister of Defence, Chief of Border Security, and the Akali Dal.
The river waters claims of Haryana and Punjab will also be renegotiated by another independent commission set up by the United Nations an the findings will be binding.
There will also be an official adoption of the All India Farmers’ Scheme, also known as AIFS, which is a government micro-loans scheme for farmers seeking to improve their agricultural yield or equipment, with funds provided by the Ministry of Finance. AIFS is however only applicable to those who are not evading taxes and blockading rice.
There will also be the implementation of Operation Crack, a month-long operation to eliminate all aggressive militants who support The Khalistan Movemen hopefully ends all unrest on the streets of Ind
The implementation of the National Organisational Framework Undergirding Concession Consultation, hereafter known as NOFUCC, to negotiate with moderate Akali Dal leaders in the future directly.
In conclusion, parts of the Indian governments are working for the people, we are working for the people's benefits. We are passing legislations and council directives to support the Indian people no matter of their religon in this time of crisis and need. We are trying to help the Indian population, we are helping you. The Indian government is trying their best to resolve the current tenions and violence. This is a way for us to support the people affected, have faith is us, we will resolve this.
0 notes
Text
De addiction Centre in Haryana
A ray of hope for people fighting the demons of addiction may be found in the center of Haryana, where tradition and modernity collide. The De-Addiction Center in Haryana is evidence of the government's dedication to save lives from the perils of drug addiction. This center, which is tucked away in tranquil surroundings, is more than simply a building; it's a haven where people go on journeys of self-discovery, healing, and change.
Recognizing the Crisis:
Like many other places in the world, Haryana struggles with the widespread problem of drug misuse. Addiction to alcohol, opioids, or other drugs throws a terrible shadow over countless lives and destroys communities and families.
Acknowledging the pressing need to tackle this situation, the Haryana government moved proactively to set up rehabilitation and recovery clinics.
A Healing Haven:
The De-Addiction Center in Haryana is more than just a treatment center; it's a therapeutic sanctuary where people find comfort in the middle of their difficulties. Tucked away from the bustle of city life, the facility provides a peaceful setting ideal for reflection and rejuvenation. Surrounded by verdant foliage and tranquil vistas, it offers a tranquil setting for people to start their recovery journey.
All-inclusive Care:
The center's approach is based on a dedication to providing comprehensive care. Given that addiction impacts many aspects of a person's life, the facility provides treatment using a multidisciplinary approach.
Every facet of rehabilitation, ranging from medical intervention and detoxification to counseling and therapy, is carefully attended to. Counselors, psychologists, and experienced medical experts collaborate to create treatment regimens that are specific to each patient's requirements.
Encouraging People:
Apart from treating the physical side effects of addiction, the facility concentrates on giving people the tools they need to take back control of their life. Through a mix of skill-building seminars, group sessions, and cognitive-behavioral therapy, people get the tools they need to deal with life's obstacles without abusing drugs. Education is essential because it provides people with information on addiction, relapse prevention, and healthy coping techniques.
Community Assistance:
Recovery is a lifetime journey that doesn't finish with the conclusion of a program. Understanding the value of continuing assistance,
visit us;
0 notes
Text
Severe Heatwave Grips Northern Plains, Temperatures Soar to 45°C
Large swaths of northern India are bracing for an intense heatwave over the next few days, with temperatures expected to reach a scorching 45°C (113°F) in some areas. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert for the region, warning of an "extreme" heatwave condition.
The states of Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh are likely to bear the brunt of the sweltering heat. In the national capital of Delhi, maximum temperatures may climb as high as 46°C (115°F) by this weekend, according to IMD forecasts.
"This is going to be one of the worst heatwaves in recent years for this region," said Mrutyunjay Mohapatra, Director General of the IMD. "We advise people to stay indoors as much as possible in the afternoon hours and ensure proper hydration."
Large cities like Delhi and Lucknow are making preparations to deal with the extreme heat. Municipal corporations have set up drinking water camps and cooling shelters for the homeless. Public health advisories have been issued, warning people about the dangers of heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
The scorching temperatures are being caused by a high pressure system parked over northwestern India, combined with hot and dry northwesterly winds sweeping across the region. Climate scientists have warned that heatwaves are becoming more intense and frequent due to global warming.
"The heatwave we are witnessing is a manifestation of climate change caused by human activities," said Chandni Singh, an environmental researcher at Delhi University. "Unless urgent action is taken to reduce emissions and transition to clean energy, such extreme weather events will only intensify in the coming decades."
Beyond the immediate health impacts, the heatwave also threatens agricultural output across the northern plains which form the breadbasket of India. Standing wheat and vegetable crops are at risk of heat stress and potential yield losses if the extreme temperatures persist.
Electricity grids are also under strain as the demand for air conditioning and cooling spikes during peak hours. In Delhi, the local utility company has issued an appeal to residents to use electricity judiciously to prevent outages.
The heatwave is expected to abate slightly towards the end of next week as a western disturbance approaches the region, bringing some rainfall and cloud cover. However, the overall summer outlook indicates above-normal temperatures for most parts of north and northwestern India this year.
As the climate crisis unfolds, severe heatwaves are likely to become a regular occurrence, putting immense pressure on infrastructure, health services, and regional food security. Experts warn that long-term adaptation and mitigation strategies are urgently needed to build resilience against the intensifying heat extremes.
For more weather news update in Hindi, subscribe to our newsletter!
#werindia#leading india news source#top news headlines#top news stories#national news#top news of the day#latest national news#climate crisis#heatwaves#heat wave
0 notes
Text
Haryana Political Crisis: पूर्व डिप्टी सीएम दुष्यंत चौटाला ने राज्यपाल को लिखा पत्र, फ्लोर टेस्ट करवाने की उठाई मांग
http://dlvr.it/T6dg8t
0 notes
Text
Why Should one Implement a Rainwater Harvesting System in Haryana?
As we are moving towards more advancement, some irresistible issues that we need to tackle are climate change, health, and water scarcity. And, the more penetrating problem that we need to think about is the water crisis, especially in Haryana. For that, people must think about rainwater harvesting and implement Rainwater Harvesting System in Haryana.
#Rainwater Harvesting System in Haryana#rainwater harvesting system#ways to recharge groundwater#rainwater harvesting solution#industrial rainwater harvesting#water auditing services#rain water harvesting company in gurgaon#rainwater harvesting#modular rainwater harvesting system#water audit services#modular rainwater harvesting
1 note
·
View note
Text
Is Haryana's Saini government in trouble? Know what will happen next
Chandigarh: Has come into minority. Three independent MLAs who were with the government till now have announced their support to the Congress. With the withdrawal of support from three independents, the political equations of the state government have deteriorated. Now a minority government will run in Haryana till the assembly elections. The number of MLAs who withdrew support from the BJP…
View On WordPress
#)HARYANA BJP#government#happen#Haryana#Haryana news#haryana news in hindi#haryana political crisis#Haryana politics#Haryanas#Nayab Saini Government#saini#trouble
0 notes
Text
हरियाणा में लंपी बीमारी का कहर, छाया दूध का संकट
हरियाणा में लंपी बीमारी का कहर, छाया दूध का संकट
हरियाणा: हरियाणा में लंबी बीमारी का कहर जारी है। बीमारी का असर पर दूघ उत्पादन पर पडने लगा है।
हरियाणा में दूध उत्पादन में 20 प्रतिशत तक गिरावट दर्ज की गई है। इसी के चलते अब इस दूध के दामो मे बढोतरी हो सकती है। इतना ही इसी गति से पशओ में सक्रमण फैलता रहा तो दूध का संकट भी छा सकता है।
दूध का छाएगा संकट: संक्रमित पशुओं की दूध उत्पादन की क्षमता गिर रही है, जबकि कमजोर पशु बिल्कुल दूध देना कम कर रहे…
View On WordPress
#Dudh killat in Haryana#Lumpi news#Lumpy disease#HARYANA NEWS#Lumpy disease havoc#REWARI NEWS#shadow milk crisis
0 notes
Text
For women entrepreneurs, going online is the most promising road ahead
“I learned about 26 different aspects of entrepreneurship, including market acquisition, branding and marketing of products, and setting up a private limited company. It helped me develop as an entrepreneur.”
It all started in 2008, when a young Kanika Talukdar’s husband died in an accident. She was saddled with the responsibility of her 4-month-old daughter. She confronted the darkest and most struggling phase of her life due to a financial crisis and not being able to find any job because of a lack of education, as she could not complete her schooling and had insufficient vocational skills. Because she didn’t want to be a financial burden on anyone, Kanika started vermicomposting with an investment of only Rs 500, for which she got a five-day training at Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK), Nalbari, Assam.
Despite numerous sleepless nights, scarcity of funds, failures, and rejections, in 2015, she produced 100 quintals of vermicompost, which brought her an annual income of Rs one lakh. The figure went up to Rs 1.70 lakh in 2017. This was very encouraging for a woman entrepreneur from rural India with limited education. A lot of women entrepreneurs like her gave spark to their business ideas through digitalization. One example is Richa Singh, who established a successful business empire through digitalization. She is breaking the stigma of mental illness in society by spreading awareness and providing help through her digital platform. Understanding that most people are scared to talk about their mental condition despite being crushed by stress.
Digitalizing your idea
In the modern and rapidly changing business era, going digital can get you really big opportunities standing at your doorstep. We are all aware of the benefits that entrepreneurs get from realizing and unleashing the power of digitalization. Insights show that the reach of the business and sales can rise two times when digital channels are adopted. A woman entrepreneur from a small district of Haryana achieved a massive increase in sales and revenue by promoting her wooden products on Facebook, Instagram, and Google. Hence, it could be a brilliant idea to use technology in your business, whether you want to start it or expand it.
Your idea is great, indeed !
If you’re thinking that your idea is too small to establish an entire business from it, you must have a look at all those women entrepreneurs who started their businesses by selling air-fried panipuri and even coffee. The main thing is to believe yourself and do the experiments because life is all about learning. We must focus on encouraging and supporting the women entrepreneurs around us.
This is an unhidden fact that an individual needs to struggle and confront a lot of challenges while executing the business idea and making it real. However, there are many government schemes to support the startups financially. Also, we are able to see a positive change and a shift in mindset, which is achieved due to the constant efforts of young entrepreneurs in India.
Achieve heights everyday
The pandemic impacted every business, no matter if it was a small-scale or large business. Everybody could clearly see a decline in the performance charts in almost every business; however, there are still many businesses that performed really well even during that pandemic time that became possible through technology. COVID taught all of us a lot of things, and some entrepreneurs took it to the next level by leveraging the advantages of technology along with their managerial skills.
Insights show that, in 2020, women entrepreneurs raised funds twice as much as men did on Facebook. Also, 64 percent of the total funds raised were contributed by women entrepreneurs. We can clearly see in many national reports that small and medium scale businesses are contributing nearly 30 percent to the GDP of India. Indeed, these numbers are mind-blowing but we still need to work hard in order to make this situation better by providing more opportunities to women at the workplace.
0 notes
Text
Pollution in India: A Comprehensive Analysis and Remedial Measures
Introduction:
India, with its burgeoning population and rapid industrialization, faces significant challenges in managing environmental pollution. The country grapples with various forms of pollution, including air, water, soil, and noise pollution. This essay delves into the causes, effects, and potential solutions to address the complex issue of pollution in India.
Air Pollution:
https://aniket180.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/image-3.png?w=2046
Vehicular Emissions:
Rapid urbanization and a surge in the number of vehicles on the road have exacerbated air pollution. The reliance on fossil fuels, inefficient public transportation systems, and the absence of stringent emission standards contribute to high levels of pollutants in the air. Measures like the promotion of electric vehicles, the improvement of public transportation infrastructure, and the enforcement of emission norms are essential to mitigate vehicular emissions.
Industrial Pollution:
India’s industrial growth has been a double-edged sword, contributing to economic development while simultaneously causing environmental degradation. Industries release pollutants such as sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, heavy metals, and particulate matter into the air. The lack of effective waste disposal mechanisms further compounds the problem. Stringent regulatory frameworks, adoption of cleaner technologies, and promoting sustainable practices are crucial in curbing industrial pollution.
Agricultural Practices:
The burning of crop residues, especially in states like Punjab and Haryana, adds to the air pollution crisis. Farmers resort to this practice to prepare fields for the next crop, leading to the release of large amounts of particulate matter and greenhouse gases. Encouraging alternative agricultural practices, providing farmers with viable alternatives to stubble burning, and implementing stricter regulations are essential steps in addressing this aspect of air pollution.
Water Pollution:
Industrial Effluents:
Industries discharge untreated or inadequately treated effluents into water bodies, introducing pollutants like heavy metals, chemicals, and organic compounds. Efforts to regulate and monitor industrial discharges, along with the promotion of eco-friendly technologies, are imperative to prevent further degradation of water quality.
Untreated Sewage:
Rapid urbanization has led to an increase in the generation of sewage, much of which goes untreated before being released into rivers and other water bodies. This untreated sewage carries pathogens, nutrients, and pollutants, impacting both surface water and groundwater quality. Investment in sewage treatment infrastructure, decentralized wastewater management systems, and public awareness campaigns are essential to address this issue.
Agricultural Runoff:
The excessive use of fertilizers and pesticides in agriculture results in the runoff of harmful chemicals into water bodies. This runoff contributes to the eutrophication of water bodies, leading to algal blooms, oxygen depletion, and the death of aquatic organisms. Sustainable agricultural practices, precision farming, and proper land-use planning are essential to mitigate the impact of agricultural runoff on water quality.
Soil Pollution:
Soil pollution, although less visible than air and water pollution, has significant consequences for agriculture, ecosystems, and human health. The contamination of soil with heavy metals, pesticides, and industrial waste poses long-term challenges for sustainable land use.
Industrial Waste:
Improper disposal of industrial waste, including hazardous substances, contributes to soil pollution. Contaminants from industrial activities can leach into the soil, affecting the quality of agricultural produce and posing risks to human health. Strict enforcement of waste disposal regulations, remediation of contaminated sites, and the promotion of cleaner production practices are vital to address this aspect of soil pollution.
Agricultural Practices:
The use of excessive fertilizers and pesticides in agriculture not only contributes to water pollution but also leads to soil degradation. Soil fertility declines, and the accumulation of chemical residues affects crop quality. Adopting organic farming practices, agroecological approaches, and precision farming can help reduce the environmental impact of agricultural activities on soil health.
Noise Pollution:
Urbanization and Traffic:
The rapid urbanization of cities and the corresponding increase in vehicular traffic contribute significantly to noise pollution. Honking, engine noise, and construction activities create a cacophony that not only affects human health but also disrupts wildlife habitats. Implementing traffic management measures, promoting public transportation, and enforcing noise pollution regulations can help mitigate this issue.
Industrial and Construction Activities:
Industrial machinery and construction equipment generate substantial noise pollution in both urban and rural areas. The implementation of noise control measures, scheduling construction activities during less sensitive hours, and the use of quieter technologies are essential steps to reduce the impact of industrial and construction-related noise.
Effects of Pollution:
The effects of pollution in India are far-reaching and multifaceted. Human health is a primary concern, with respiratory diseases, cardiovascular issues, and other ailments on the rise due to air pollution. Water and soil pollution affect agricultural productivity, posing risks to food safety. Ecosystems suffer as pollution disrupts natural habitats and endangers biodiversity. Additionally, pollution exacerbates climate change, contributing to global environmental challenges.
Health Impacts:
Air pollution, particularly in densely populated urban areas, has severe implications for public health. Respiratory diseases such as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and lung cancer are on the rise. Long-term exposure to polluted air has been linked to cardiovascular diseases and adverse effects on the nervous system. Children, the elderly, and individuals with pre-existing health conditions are particularly vulnerable.
Waterborne Diseases:
Contaminated water sources contribute to the spread of waterborne diseases, including diarrheal diseases, cholera, and typhoid. Lack of access to clean and safe drinking water poses a significant public health challenge, especially in rural areas.
Agricultural Productivity:
Soil pollution and the improper use of fertilizers and pesticides affect agricultural productivity. Contaminated soil leads to reduced crop yields and compromised food quality. Addressing soil pollution is crucial for ensuring sustainable agriculture and food security.
Ecosystem Disruption:
Pollution disrupts ecosystems, affecting plant and animal life. In water bodies, aquatic organisms suffer from the adverse effects of industrial effluents and agricultural runoff. Soil pollution can lead to the decline of soil-dwelling organisms, impacting the overall health of terrestrial ecosystems.
Biodiversity Loss:
Habitat destruction, pollution, and climate change contribute to the loss of biodiversity in India. Pollution disrupts natural habitats and poses direct threats to many species. Conservation efforts, habitat restoration, and stricter environmental regulations are essential to safeguard biodiversity.
Contribution to Climate Change:
Certain pollutants, such as greenhouse gases and particulate matter, contribute to climate change. The combustion of fossil fuels releases carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases, leading to global warming. India, with its commitment to sustainable development, faces the challenge of balancing economic growth with environmental conservation.
Regulatory Framework:
India has established a regulatory framework to address pollution issues. The Environment Protection Act (1986) serves as the overarching legislation.
1 note
·
View note
Text
नायब सैनी की ताजपोशी पर नाराज हुए अनिल विज ने छोड़ी विधायक दल की बैठक, जानें कब होगा फ्लोर टेस्ट
नायब सैनी की ताजपोशी पर नाराज हुए अनिल विज ने छोड़ी विधायक दल की बैठक, जानें कब होगा फ्लोर टेस्ट
Haryana Political Crisis: लोकसभा चुनाव के लिए अधिसूचना जारी होने से ठीक पहले हरियाणा की बीजेपी-जेजेपी सरकार में अचानक उठे सियासी तूफान ने पूरे हरियाणा को अपनी गिरफ्त में ले लिया। साढ़े चार साल से चल रहा गठबंधन तार-तार हो गया।
मुख्यमंत्री का चेहरा बदल दिया गया, लेकिन यह इतना आसान भी नहीं रहा। खट्टर सरकार में स्वास्थ्य मंत्रालय के साथ गृह मंत्रालय संभाल रहे प्रोटोकॉल में तीसरा ओहदा रखने वाले…
View On WordPress
0 notes
Last Seen Blogs
bat-flordeloto-stuff-blog
FLOR DE LOTO♥
se--xreiazomai
νυστάζω.
ultrasparkseid
I Draw, I Erase, I Draw again
twitter2020netflix
twitter2020netflix
alunasky-blog
Alunasky