normalnormalnormalHaryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini said that on November 25, 2025, the Prime Minister of India, Sh. Narendra Modi, will visit Haryana. The Prime Minister will participate in the 350th Martyrdom Day event of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji and the Gita Jayanti Mahotsav being organized in Kurukshetra. Along with this, Sh. Narendra Modi will also inaugurate several development projects worth crores of rupees. Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini shared this information with the media at Haryana Bhawan in Delhi after meeting the Prime Minister on Monday.Nayab Singh Saini said that to spread the message of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji among the people, four yatras (processions) are being organized across Haryana. The first yatra has already started from Sirsa district, the second will begin from Pinjore, the third from Yamunanagar, and the fourth from Faridabad. These yatras aim to convey the message of sacrifice and valor associated with the 350th martyrdom anniversary of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji. All these yatras will reach Kurukshetra on November 24, and the main event will be held on November 25, which will be graced by Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi.Prime Minister to also attend the International Gita Jayanti MahotsavThe Chief Minister said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will also participate in the International Gita Jayanti Mahotsav. He said that the Prime Minister had earlier called for spreading the message of the Gita to every household. Today, it is a matter of great pride that the International Gita Jayanti Mahotsav is being celebrated on a large scale even in foreign countries. In this festival, various countries and Indian states participate as partners and organize diverse cultural and spiritual programmes.Congress has no visionIn response to a question, Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini said that the Congress party and Rahul Gandhi have no vision. He said that the Congress should compare its work during its tenure with that of the current government and explain the difference. Allegations against EVMs and the Election Commission are completely wrong. The Election Commission is a constitutional institution. The Congress has no facts; they are merely spreading lies and creating baseless issues.Haryana Police achieves major success in FaridabadAnswering another question, the Chief Minister said that Haryana Police has achieved a major success through an operation conducted in Faridabad. He congratulated the Faridabad Police and central agencies for their alertness, coordination, and swift action. Due to their vigilance and dedication, a large quantity of suspected explosive material and weapons have been recovered, thereby preventing a major potential incident in time. This achievement reflects the strength of the state’s security mechanism and the dedication of the police force. Under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah, the Haryana Government is working with complete determination on the policy of zero tolerance against terrorism, crime, and anti-social elements.NDA will form government again in BiharResponding to another question, Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini said that the people of Bihar have decided to strengthen the NDA. Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi has carried out significant developmental work in Bihar. Colleges, universities, medical colleges, and hospitals are being established across Bihar. The state is progressing rapidly, and the people of Bihar now demand development — something that only the Bharatiya Janata Party can deliver. The people of Bihar have made up their minds, and when the results are announced, NDA will form the government again in Bihar with a strong mandate.State Government Fully Committed to Making Gurugram a Traffic Jam-Free and Smooth-Transit City: CM Nayab Singh Saini 15th Meeting of Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) Held Under the Chairmanship of Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini Chief Minister Reviews Progress of Various Development Works and Infrastructure Projects in Gurugram, Issues Directions to Concerned Officials Millennium City Metro Station area to Get Relief from Traffic Congestion; CM Directs Preparation of DPR for Construction of an Underpass CM Directs Preparation of DPR for New Drain from Gurugram to Palwal via NuhChief Minister Nayab Singh Saini said the State Government is fully committed to making Gurugram a traffic jam-free and smooth-transit city. He stated that providing a permanent solution to traffic issues is a top government priority, and steps are being taken in a planned and systematic manner. The Chief Minister was presiding over the 15th meeting of the Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) today, during which he reviewed the progress of various development works and infrastructure projects in the city.The meeting, held at the PWD Rest House, was attended by Union Minister and local MP Rao Inderjit Singh, Haryana’s Industries and Commerce Minister Rao Narbir Singh, and Chief Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister Rajesh Khullar, who joined via video conferencing. MLAs Mukesh Sharma (Gurugram), Bimla Chaudhary (Pataudi), and Tejpal Tanwar (Sohna) were present at the venue, along with GMDA’s Principal Advisor D.S. Dhesi, Additional Chief Secretary (Town and Country Planning & Urban Estates) A.K. Singh, and Principal Secretary (Power) Shyamal Mishra.Issuing directions to officials, the Chief Minister said that the pace of ongoing development works in Gurugram should be accelerated to ensure timely delivery of facilities to the people. He also reviewed the decisions taken in the previous GMDA meeting.Millennium City Metro Station area to Get Relief from Traffic CongestionChief Minister Nayab Singh Saini said that people will soon get relief from traffic congestion around the Millennium City Metro Station area. To ensure smooth connectivity towards sectors 27, 29, 43, and 44, an underpass will be constructed. The Chief Minister directed officials to prepare the Detailed Project Report (DPR) for this project at the earliest. He said that the underpass will not only ease traffic pressure around the metro station but also facilitate movement on routes connecting to the Delhi-Jaipur National Highway. The project will greatly benefit local residents, office commuters, and travellers, strengthening the city’s overall traffic network. Shree Sheetla Mata Medical College to be Operated on PPP Mode; Construction of Civil Hospital to Begin SoonDuring the meeting, detailed discussions were held on health-related development projects in Gurugram district. The Chief Minister reviewed the progress of the proposed Civil Hospital and the operation of Shree Sheetla Mata Medical College. It was decided that a high-level committee will be constituted to explore the operation of Shree Sheetla Mata Medical College under the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) mode. The Chief Minister said that strengthening quality healthcare services and modern medical infrastructure is among the top priorities of the government. He directed officials to expedite the completion of these projects to ensure better healthcare facilities for the general public. He further said that the construction work of the Civil Hospital should be started without delay, incorporating suggestions given by Union Minister Rao Inderjit Singh and Cabinet Minister Rao Narbir Singh into the hospital’s design. Major Sewer Lines to be Transferred to GMDAMunicipal Commissioner of Gurugram Pradeep Dahiya presented a key proposal during the meeting. He informed that the maintenance of sewer and drainage lines above 600 mm laid along GMDA’s master roads is currently handled by the Municipal Corporation, but these need to be transferred to GMDA. He added that bringing these larger sewer lines and drains under GMDA’s integrated management system would enhance the efficiency and coordination of the city’s drainage and sewerage networks. Presenting a detailed report, he stated that transferring networks such as the 900 mm and above lines from Bus Stand to CRPF Chowk, Sector 4 to Lakshman Vihar Dividing Road, Old Delhi Road, Jyoti Park, Sector 4/7 to MPS, and Basai Road to GMDA would significantly improve the city’s infrastructure performance. Taking note of the proposal, the Chief Minister directed the Principal Advisor to ensure its early implementation.DPR to be Prepared for New Drain from Gurugram to Palwal via NuhThe meeting also discussed at length the proposal for constructing a new drain from Gurugram to Palwal via Nuh. Officials informed that the project would help reduce pressure on the Najafgarh Drain and provide a permanent solution for stormwater disposal. The Chief Minister termed this project crucial for Gurugram’s future needs and directed that it be taken up on priority. He added that the new drain would not only provide a lasting solution to waterlogging issues but also serve as a visionary step in terms of water management and conservation. The Chief Minister instructed the concerned departments to prepare the DPR at the earliest, incorporating suggestions from Union Minister Rao Inderjit Singh and Cabinet Minister Rao Narbir Singh to ensure the project’s practicality and comprehensiveness.Wazirabad Sports Stadium to be Completed on TimeUnion Minister Rao Inderjit Singh sought details on the progress of the Wazirabad Sports Stadium during the meeting. Municipal Commissioner Pradeep Dahiya informed that the construction work is progressing rapidly and all necessary steps are being taken to complete it within the stipulated timeline.The Chief Minister said that Gurugram is the economic growth hub of the State, and every development project initiated here is linked to Haryana’s overall progress. He instructed officials to complete all ongoing works in a time-bound manner so that citizens can avail the benefits without delay. He added that the government’s goal is to ensure that every resident of the city experiences a modern, safe, and high-quality standard of living.Present on the occasion were Gurugram Mayor Rajrani Malhotra, Divisional Commissioner R.C. Bidhan, Deputy Commissioner Ajay Kumar, Commissioner of Police Vikas Arora, Municipal Commissioner (Gurugram) Pradeep Dahiya, Municipal Commissioner (Manesar) Ayush Sinha, HSVP Administrator Vaishali Singh, DCP (Traffic) Dr. Rajesh Mohan, District Council Chairperson Deepali Chaudhary, and other senior officials.CISF celebrates 150 years of “Vande Mataram” with public participation and digital campaigns nationwideIn compliance with the directions of the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) to commemorate 150 years of the National Song “Vande Mataram,” all units of the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) enthusiastically participated in the inaugural ceremony held today.To mark the occasion, a mass singing of the full version of “Vande Mataram” was organised across all CISF units, including the Force Headquarters in New Delhi, where over 200 personnel took part with patriotic fervour.Sharing information in this regard a spokesperson of the CISF said that with its vast geographical presence across the nation, CISF ensured wide dissemination of this noble message. Units located in major cities as well as in remote regions organised events encouraging maximum public participation, thereby connecting citizens with a shared sense of cultural pride and national unity.The spokesperson said that CISF personnel across all units and formations took part in the digital campaign titled “Karaoke with Vande Mataram,” wherein they recorded and uploaded renditions of the full version of the National Song. In several locations, singing competitions were also held to add to the festive spirit. Further programmes have been planned throughout the year to sustain the momentum of this nationwide celebration.The spokesperson further said that the commemoration of “Vande Mataram” stands as a tribute to India’s spirit of unity, pride and patriotism—encouraging every citizen to reflect upon the enduring values that bind the nation together. All CISF units have been encouraged to involve the public alongside Force personnel in these activities, fostering a collective sense of responsibility and reinforcing the timeless relevance of our National Song in contemporary society.Stubble Becomes Haryana’s New Industry, Agriculture Minister Minister Hails Farming RevolutionHaryana Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Minister Shyam Singh Rana on Monday praised the state’s remarkable progress in stubble management, calling it a “new industry” that is changing farmers’ lives and promoting sustainable farming.Addressing the media, Rana said that under Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini’s leadership, Haryana had become a national example in turning the problem of stubble burning into an opportunity for profit.“Stubble management has become a new industry. Farmers are now earning from crop residue instead of burning it,” Rana said, crediting awareness campaigns, incentives, and new technology for this transformation.Farmers across Haryana are now using stubble in biofuel plants, animal feed, compost, and paper production—converting what was once an environmental hazard into a steady source of income.The minister said the government has distributed free decomposer wettable powder—one packet per acre—for 75,000 acres in the first phase. The decomposer helps turn crop residue into nutrient-rich compost, improving soil fertility, reducing fungal diseases, and cutting the use of chemical fertilizers by 20–30 per cent.In addition, 1,882 Happy Seeders and Super Seeders have been given to farmers on subsidy, enabling direct wheat sowing without removing paddy stubble.Rana said that many progressive farmers have reported an increase of 3–5 quintals per acre in wheat yield and substantial savings on urea costs.To encourage farmers who avoid stubble burning, the government is providing ₹1,200 per acre to 1.87 lakh farmers covering 16.31 lakh acres, with plans to raise the incentive further.“Stubble should be seen as treasure, not smoke,” Rana remarked, adding that cleaner air and richer soil are replacing the winter smog that once choked Delhi and NCR.Countering the Opposition’s claims of Minimum Support Price (MSP) lapses, Rana called the allegations “baseless political noise.”“There isn’t a single farmer in Haryana who has been denied MSP. Haryana is the only state where all 24 crops are procured at MSP,” he asserted.He said the Saini government’s MSP policy had become a model for the country, ensuring fair prices for all crops—from paddy and wheat to millets and oilseeds.So far, around 60 lakh metric tonnes of paddy have been procured this kharif season, with “every single grain purchased at MSP.” Early procurement, better mandi management, and efficient logistics have ensured that even small and weather-affected farmers faced no distress sales, Rana said.“Other states should follow Haryana’s model to solve farmers’ problems overnight,” he added.Taking a swipe at the Congress, the minister said, “During their rule, farmers were left struggling—without the support they deserved.”Rana also announced a major digital reform to curb fertilizer black marketing. The state has linked fertilizer distribution to the ‘Meri Fasal Mera Byora’ (MFMB) portal.“Now, every bag of fertilizer goes directly to the farmer according to their crop details. This transparency ensures there’s no diversion or hoarding,” he explained.The minister said Haryana currently has adequate fertilizer stocks and assured that “no field in Haryana will remain unsown due to fertilizer shortage.”The government has also launched raids and monitoring drives to prevent black marketing and is encouraging a shift toward natural farming to reduce dependence on chemicals.“The government stands firmly with every farmer. Together, we are building a Haryana where agriculture means prosperity, not pollution,” Rana concludedGovernment committed to strengthening the healthcare system, expanding services- Health Minister Arti Singh Rao Ensuring better healthcare services for the people of the state is a government priority, says Health MinisterHaryana Health Minister, Ms. Arti Singh Rao said that the state government is committed to strengthening the healthcare system, expanding health services, and improving their quality. Therefore, vacant positions from Group A to Group D in medical colleges and hospitals across the state will be filled soon.The Health Minister said this while chairing a meeting with officers from HPSC, HSSC, and HKRNL regarding the proposals sent by the Department of Health and Medical Education for recruitment to Group A to D posts held here today.During the meeting she directed the officers to ensure better healthcare services for the people of the state. She said that providing state of the art facilities to the citizens is the utmost priority of the state government, therefore officers concerned should work diligently on the proposals sent by the department and expedite the recruitment process of doctors, nurses, technical staff, and other support staff to complete it at the earliest.The Minister said that filling these vacancies will improve the quality of healthcare services in the state and ensure that the general public receives better medical facilities.Haryana Government Issues Directions for Uploading Fresh Requisitions of Group-C PostsHaryana Chief Secretary, Anurag Rastogi, has directed all Administrative Secretaries, Heads of Departments, Divisional and Deputy Commissioners, and Managing Directors/Chief Executive Officers of Boards and Corporations to upload requisitions for both withdrawn and fresh Group-C posts — excluding the posts of Ex-Agniveers — on the portal of the Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) by November 15, 2025.In a letter issued in this regard, it has been stated that the Haryana Staff Selection Commission successfully conducted the Common Eligibility Test (CET) for Group-C posts on July 26 and 27, 2025. Following this, the State Government notified the Haryana Staff Selection Commission (Process of Recruitment of Group C and D) Rules, 2025, which mandate that all Departments and organizations under the State Government submit their requisitions for vacant Group-C posts to HSSC in the prescribed format, adhering to the eligibility criteria specified in the relevant service rules.Energy Minister Anil Vij congratulates Ambala Boxer Harnur Kaur for Winning Silver Medal at the Youth Asian Games Energy Minister Anil Vij presents Rs.11,000 as an encouragement award to Boxer Harnur Kaur from his discretionary fundHaryana Energy, Transport, and Labour Minister, Anil Vij, today felicitated female boxer Harnur Kaur from Shahpur, Ambala Cantonment, for winning a silver medal in the boxing competition at the Youth Asian Games 2025 held at Bahrain. As a token of encouragement, the Minister presented her with Rs.11,000 from his discretionary fund.Vij interacted with Harnur Kaur and extended his best wishes for her future endeavors. He said that the state government is providing various facilities to promote and support sportspersons.He further added that the sports infrastructure in Ambala Cantonment has been significantly strengthened, helping local athletes gain recognition at the global level.On this occasion, Harnur Kaur’s parents were also present, and Energy Minister, Anil Vij congratulated them as well. It is noteworthy that Harnur Kaur participated in the Under-17 category during the competition.*FCR, Dr. Sumita Misra inaugurates State-of-the-Art IT Cell to Strengthen Revenue Services in Haryana* *IT Cell to work as a backend support for paperless registry across the state*Haryana Financial Commissioner Revenue (FCR), Dr. Sumita Misra, , today inaugurated a new IT cell at the New Secretariat Building in Sector 17, Chandigarh, marking a significant milestone in the state’s digital governance infrastructure.Dr. Sumita Misra said that the facility, equipped to accommodate 35 IT personnel, will serve as the nerve centre for developing in-house software solutions and ensuring seamless operation of critical revenue services. This IT Cell will also serve as backend support to ensure the smooth, paperless operation of registries across the state by addressing last-minute glitches and providing necessary technical assistance, Dr. Misra added.She stated that the newly established IT cell will undertake the crucial responsibility of monitoring uninterrupted revenue services on various government portals including Web Halris, Jamabandhi, E-Bhoomi, and e-Kshatipurti. She explained that the dedicated team will be responsible for monitoring tehsils across the state and promptly resolving technical issues, glitches, and potential cyber threats to ensure uninterrupted service delivery to citizens. In a further commitment to strengthening digital infrastructure, Dr. Misra said that the Revenue Department will soon establish a Data Center with a capacity of 2 Petabytes, which is expected to comprehensively address data storage and management challenges in the future.Addressing concerns about the state’s registry services, the FCR categorically stated that all registry offices across Haryana are functioning smoothly, with no suspension of paperless registry services. The Paperless Registry System, which was launched statewide on November 1, 2025, is operating efficiently and ensuring uninterrupted services for property registration across the state. Dr. Misra highlighted several user-friendly enhancements that have been implemented in the system. The character limit for Partnership or Collaboration Deeds has been substantially increased from 500 to 10,000 characters, enabling complete entry of detailed terms and conditions. Additionally, the document upload limit on the portal has been enhanced from 10 MB to 40 MB to accommodate larger files and improve user convenience.In a significant development aimed at reducing inconvenience to applicants, a new “Revert with Objection” feature will be introduced from November 12, 2025. This feature will allow applicants to re-upload corrected documents without incurring additional fees, provided the initial information entered was accurate. Dr. Misra emphasized that the Paperless Registry System represents a major leap forward in digital governance, transparency, and accountability in Haryana. She reaffirmed the department’s commitment to continuously enhancing the system and welcomed constructive suggestions from citizens and institutions to ensure that the registration process remains efficient, reliable, and citizen-friendly.IAS Officer Ritu Given Additional Charge as Secretary, LokayuktaSmt. Ritu, Additional Chief Electoral Officer, Haryana, has been assigned the additional charge of Secretary, Lokayukta, against a vacant post. An official order to this effect was issued today by Haryana Chief Secretary Anurag Rastogi.No laxity or negligence in civic services will be tolerated in Gurugram –Chief Minister District Public Relations and Grievance Redressal Committee resolves 15 of 17 cases in Gurugram CM orders strict action against tanker mafia in the city Builders must provide residents with agreed basic amenities, or face action Inquiry ordered against Naib Tehsildar for failing to make Intkal Online CM takes tough action on incomplete sewer work in Bahoda Kala, Orders to stop Increment of negligent officialHaryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini said that Gurugram is the fastest-growing city in the state and emphasized that any laxity or negligence in the operation of civic amenities would not be tolerated. He directed officials to prepare and submit a detailed report on the current status of water supply, sewerage systems, and Sewage Treatment Plants (STPs) in the city at the earliest. He said that the government’s top priority is to ensure that every resident of Gurugram receives high-quality basic amenities within the stipulated timeframe.The Chief Minister was chairing a meeting of the District Public Relations and Grievance Redressal Committee in Gurugram on Monday. Pataudi MLA Bimla Chaudhary, Sohna MLA Tejpal Tanwar and Gurugram MLA Mukesh Sharma were also present.A total of 17 complaints were taken up during the meeting. Of these, the Chief Minister resolved 15 on the spot, while two were kept pending for further consideration. He directed the concerned officials to submit a status report on the pending cases at the next meeting. Orders strict action against Tanker Mafia in the CityDuring the meeting, the Chief Minister directed stringent action against the tanker mafia operating in the city. He said that those involved in the illegal supply of water in a modern city like Gurugram would not be spared under any circumstances. If anyone is found illegally supplying or purifying water, the concerned department must take immediate action in accordance with the rules. He also instructed the Police Commissioner to promptly address complaints received from citizens in such cases and ensure that the SHO of the concerned area acts on a priority basis. The aim is to prevent any disruption in the supply of safe and clean drinking water to the public. Builders must provide residents with basic amenities, or face actionNayab Singh Saini took serious note of complaints regarding builders and directed officials that all builders must ensure residents of their projects receive the basic amenities specified in the agreement such as water, electricity, sewerage, roads, and security, on time. He said that any builder failing to comply or acting contrary to the agreement would face strict action. Inquiry ordered against Naib Tehsildar for failing to make Intkal OnlineThe Chief Minister also immediately addressed a complaint regarding delays in online Intkal registration and ordered an investigation against the Naib Tehsildar. The complainant had reported that his Intkal had not been registered online for a long time. Chief Minister stressed that public grievances must be handled as a priority, and any negligence or delay by officials would be taken seriously.CM takes strict action over incomplete sewerage work in Bahoda Kala Village, Orders to stop incrementDuring the meeting, Manveer Singh, Sarpanch of Bahoda Kala village, reported that the work on laying sewer lines in the village has been ongoing for the past three years but remains incomplete. During this period, the department had dug up the entire route, causing significant inconvenience to villagers. Officials explained that the delay was due to pending permissions and NOCs from various departments. Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini took serious note of the situation, stating that delays in public-related work are unacceptable. He directed that immediate action be taken against the officer whose negligence led to the pending file and his increment be stopped, so that no officer can shirk their responsibilities in the future.Present on the occasion were Gurugram Mayor Rajrani Malhotra, GMDA Principal Advisor D.S. Dhesi, Divisional Commissioner R.C. Bidhan, DC Ajay Kumar, Chief Minister’s OSD Vivek Kalia, and other officials.Haryana Chief Secretary Calls for Faster Credit Disbursement to Beneficiaries, Reviews Banking ProgressHaryana Chief Secretary Anurag Rastogi today stressed the urgent need to bridge the gap between loan sanctions and actual disbursements to beneficiaries, while chairing the 174th State Level Bankers’ Committee meeting in Chandigarh.During the comprehensive review session, Sh. Rastogi urged banks to revisit their policies and ensure timely and adequate credit flow reaches farmers. The meeting brought together senior officials from various banks, government departments, and financial institutions to assess the state’s banking performance across multiple parameters.The Chief Secretary appreciated the collaborative efforts of banks and government departments in promoting financial inclusion and supporting MSMEs, but emphasized that continued coordination between banks and district administrations remains essential for ensuring last-mile delivery of credit and financial services, especially in rural and aspirational blocks.Sh. Rastogi sought detailed information from all banks regarding unclaimed government deposits and directed that a comprehensive report be submitted to the Commissioner and Secretary, Finance. The Chief Secretary held extensive interactions with bank representatives, addressing key operational issues and suggesting measures to improve financial outreach and efficiency across the state.The meeting revealed encouraging progress on the financial awareness front, with campaigns titled “Your Money, Your Right” successfully activating over 825 dormant accounts, restoring ₹287.69 lakh to rightful beneficiaries. This initiative has gained significant traction in reconnecting citizens with their forgotten deposits.On the financial performance front, data presented at the meeting showed Haryana’s banking sector continues its strong growth trajectory. Total deposits stood at ₹8,68,918 crore, while advances reached ₹7,69,537 crore as of September 2025. The state recorded impressive year-on-year growth of 12.48% in deposits and 14.36% in advances, reflecting robust economic activity and improved credit outreach across sectors.The Credit-Deposit ratio improved from 87% to 89%, comfortably surpassing the national benchmark of 60%. Notably, all districts in Haryana achieved CD ratios above the national goal, indicating widespread and balanced credit penetration throughout the state.Haryana’s banking network has expanded to 5,582 branches, marking a net addition of 230 branches during the year. Public sector banks account for 2,733 branches, private sector banks operate 1,941 branches, small finance banks have 218 branches, and Haryana Gramin Bank maintains 690 branches across the state.Under Priority Sector Lending, banks achieved an impressive 121% of the half-yearly target, disbursing ₹1,89,741 crore against a target of ₹1,56,572 crore. While the Agriculture Sector recorded 99% achievement, MSME lending surged to 145% of its target, reflecting strong momentum in supporting small businesses and entrepreneurs.normalnormalThe post PM to inaugurate development projects worth crores of rupees: CM appeared first on Chandigarh City News.