normalnormalnormalGujarat, the birthplace of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is set to play a pivotal role in Haryana’s growth story. Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini’s two-day visit to Gujarat went beyond exploring investment opportunities, with a strong emphasis on fostering closer cooperation, mutual engagement and stronger ties between the two states.During the visit, the Chief Minister interacted with members of the Haryanvi community in Surat and Ahmedabad, where they shared their achievements, concerns and expectations. Acknowledging the issues raised during these interactions, Nayab Singh Saini reiterated the Haryana Government’s commitment to safeguarding the interests of Haryanvis living outside the state and expanding facilities for their welfare.Addressing the Haryanvi community in Surat, the Chief Minister announced that the state government would develop a dedicated online portal for the prompt and effective redressal of their grievances. The portal will enable Haryanvis residing outside the state to register their complaints and ensure their resolution within a stipulated timeframe. The initiative is expected to strengthen their connection with the Haryana Government and make grievance redressal more accessible.Another significant initiative is the proposed establishment of a Haryana Bhavan in Gujarat, on the lines of the facility in Maharashtra. Steps have already been initiated in this direction. The proposed Bhavan will serve as a centre for cultural, social and administrative activities of the Haryanvi community while also acting as a cultural bridge between Haryana and Gujarat.The Chief Minister emphasised that cooperation between Haryana and Gujarat would not be confined to investment and economic opportunities but would also extend to strengthening social, cultural and people-to-people ties. He expressed confidence that the growing partnership with Gujarat, the birthplace of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, would give fresh momentum to Haryana’s development journey and take the state’s growth story to new heights.*Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini Meets Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel* *Both Chief Ministers Discuss Ways to Strengthen Coordination and Cooperation Between the Two States*Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini met Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel on Wednesday during his two-day visit to Gujarat. The two Chief Ministers discussed various issues, with a focus on further strengthening coordination and cooperation between Haryana and Gujarat.During the meeting, discussions were held on improving coordination between the two states, sharing experiences and exploring opportunities for mutual cooperation in various areas of development. Haryana Cabinet Minister Rao Narbir Singh was also present on the occasion.*German Delegation Visits J.C. Bose University to Recruit Skilled Technicians* – _German Firm Coating Concepts seeks Process Mechanics and Specialists in the Automotive and Industrial Coating Sector_ – _Expresses Intent to Recruit 180 Skilled Technicians from the university_A high-level international delegation from Coating Concepts, Germany, alongside representatives from International Talent Solutions (ITS) and Indo Euro Synchronization (IES), visited J.C. Bose University of Science and Technology, YMCA, Faridabad. The visit aimed to evaluate the University’s skill training infrastructure and establish international employment pathways for Indian students.The delegation comprised Ms. Janina Radovic (Managing Director), Andreas Faller (Head of Logistics and Work Preparation), David Frank (Production Manager), and Sergius Steinmark (Production Manager) from Coating Concepts, Germany. The visit was facilitated by Mr. Albert Bacher (CEO, International Talent Solutions) along with Raj Vangapandu (President, IES Group) and Rajive Gulati (Director, IES Group).The interaction was convened by Prof. Munish Vashishth, Dean (Institutions), and Prof. Sanjeev Goyal, Principal, Community College of Skill Development (CCSD), and presided over by Prof. Naresh Chauhan, Dean (Academic Affairs).The formal session held in the Board Room commenced with a welcome address by Prof. Rajesh Ahuja, Dean, Faculty of Engineering & Technology (FET), who highlighted the University’s rich legacy and deep-rooted historical ties with German institutions. A short documentary highlighting the University’s journey and milestones was also showcased.Presenting the institution’s academic strengths and research framework, Dr. Rashmi Popli outlined key areas for potential industry-academia collaboration, noting that J.C. Bose University currently hosts 23 startups across seven emerging technology and sustainability sectors. Dr. Vimlesh Ojha shared detailed insights into the CCSD, emphasizing its alignment with the Government’s Skill Mission and National Skill Qualification Framework (NSQF) to fulfill global technical manpower needs.Addressing the session, Raj Vangapandu and Rajive Gulati outlined the growing demand for skilled technical talent in Germany. Vangapandu stated that the delegation aims to source and hire qualified technical workers for the role of Process Mechanic (Automotive and Industrial Coating) for Coating Concepts. The recruitment process will take place in 2027, with candidates receiving required A2-level German language training prior to deployment.Highlighting the scope of recruitment, Andreas Faller expressed Coating Concepts intent to recruit approximately 180 skilled technicians/Industrial Coating Experts for operations in Germany. Janina Radovic and Faller elaborated on career prospects, workplace standards, and skill requirements in the German automotive and industrial coating sector, assuring full support for language certification and smooth transition.Commending the initiative, Vice Chancellor Prof. Sanjay Kaushik said that this collaboration with Coating Concepts and German industry partners underscores J.C. Bose University’s commitment to creating global career opportunities for our students, especially those students studying in skill oriented Community College. The University’s hands-on skill training framework is designed to meet international standards, and this partnership will open exceptional pathways for our youth on the global stage.Registrar Prof. Ajay Ranga remarked that the University is delighted to host the delegation from Germany. Providing our students with direct access to global employers while supporting them with technical and language readiness exemplifies our focus on comprehensive skill empowerment and student placement.During the visit, the delegation interacted with Community College students specializing in industrial and automotive coating to assess their practical competencies, hands-on floor experience, and readiness to work in Germany. The visit concluded with a comprehensive campus tour and inspection of the facilities at the Central Workshop and Laboratories.The program concluded with a formal vote of thanks proposed by Prof. Naresh Chauhan, Dean (Academic Affairs), expressing gratitude to the international delegation. Department Chairpersons and faculty members were present in large numbers during the event.*Sugarcane Farmers in Haryana to Benefit from Mechanisation and Modern Agricultural Equipment* *Online Applications for Scheme Can Be Submitted till October 31*Sugarcane farmers in Haryana are being provided the benefits of mechanisation and modern agricultural equipment under the Sugarcane Technology Mission during the financial year 2026-27. Farmers can submit their online applications for the scheme until October 31, 2026.A spokesperson for the Haryana Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Department informed that under the scheme, farmers can avail themselves of modern agricultural machinery, including power-operated sugarcane sett treatment equipment with a capacity of 30–120 litres, engine-operated power weeders ranging from 5 to 7.5 BHP, sugarcane ratoon management equipment, wide-row ridgers, 4-foot rotavators, tractor-mounted sprayers, sub-soilers/chiselers, sugarcane cutters/strippers/planters and mini tractors.Farmers interested in availing themselves of these agricultural implements can submit their online applications on the department’s official website, www.agriharyana.gov.in, by October 31, 2026.The spokesperson urged farmers to take maximum advantage of the scheme. Detailed information about the scheme and the necessary guidelines are available on the department’s website.*Haryana IAS Officer Rahul Hooda Appointed Deputy Secretary in Civil Aviation Ministry*The Haryana Government has placed the services of IAS officer Rahul Hooda, Special Secretary, Revenue and Disaster Management Department, at the disposal of the Government of India following his appointment as Deputy Secretary in the Ministry of Civil Aviation in Delhi.An order to this effect was issued here today by Chief Secretary Anurag Rastogi.normalnormalThe post Gujarat to Play a Pivotal Role in Haryana’s Growth Story appeared first on Chandigarh City News.