Haryana Politics & Governance

Haryana launches Make in Haryana industrial policy

1 June 2026

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini launched the Make in Haryana industrial policy in Gurugram, setting a target of ₹5 lakh crore in investment. The launch also introduced nine sectoral policies and a smart investment facilitation portal.

The policy aims to support competitiveness, innovation, exports, employment and future-ready manufacturing.

Key Facts

• The policy launch included a smart investment facilitation portal to support investors.

Haryana flags off 312 Dial 112 emergency response vehicles

1 June 2026

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini flagged off 312 emergency response vehicles linked to the Dial 112 system in Gurugram to strengthen emergency response and police reach. The allocation included 60 motorcycles and one Honda Elevate vehicle for Gurugram, and 40 motorcycles for Faridabad.

Key Facts

• Dial 112 links emergency response vehicles to a helpline system to deliver assistance quickly during emergencies.

Haryana Super 100 records 91 JEE Advanced qualifiers

2 June 2026

Haryana Super 100, a government-supported coaching programme based in Barna, Kurukshetra district, had 91 students qualify for JEE Advanced. Earlier in the session, 235 of its 313 students had cleared JEE Main.

The programme provides selected government-school students with coaching, accommodation and meals at no cost.

Key Facts

• JEE Advanced is JEE’s second stage and the primary entrance assessment for the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs).

Charkhi Dadri medical college to be named after Rao Tula Ram

2 June 2026

The Haryana government approved naming the government medical college in Charkhi Dadri after freedom fighter Rao Tula Ram. Health Minister Aarti Rao said the Chief Minister approved the name after Union Minister Rao Inderjit Singh made a request.

Rao also outlined plans for women’s clinics, Amrit pharmacies in district hospitals and tele-ECG services.

Key Facts

• Rao Tula Ram led the 1857 Indian Rebellion in Haryana and is regarded as a state hero.

Haryana reviews power supply and rooftop solar progress

3 June 2026

At a review meeting chaired by Union Power Minister Manohar Lal, officials reported that 6,117 Haryana villages were receiving round-the-clock electricity under the Mhara Gaon-Jagmag Gaon scheme. They also reported more than 16,552 MW of contracted power capacity and about 86,000 rooftop solar systems installed against a current-year target of 2.20 lakh.

The meeting covered distribution losses, smart-metering plans and implementation of energy schemes.

Key Facts

• Officials said 6,117 Haryana villages were receiving round-the-clock electricity.
• The review emphasised connecting more families to solar energy to lower electricity expenses.

Jind government medical college approved for 50 MBBS seats

3 June 2026

Sant Shiromani Dhanna Bhagat Government Medical College in Haibatpur, Jind, received approval for 50 MBBS seats. Admissions were to begin after the state obtained formal permission from the National Medical Commission.

Construction and handover were still under way, while outpatient services were operating. The approval is intended to expand medical education opportunities in Jind and nearby districts.

Key Facts

• The National Medical Commission is India’s statutory regulator for medical education, medical professionals, institutions and research.

Haryana anti-corruption bureau plans public-complaint app

4 June 2026

Haryana’s State Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau planned a mobile app for corruption complaints, allowing users to submit photographs or videos and contact the helpline. Bureau chief A.S. Chawla said the app would also provide details of district units and offer an option for anonymous reporting.

The bureau reported registering 83 criminal cases from January through May 2026, including 67 linked to trap operations.

Key Facts

• State Anti-Corruption Bureaus enforce the Prevention of Corruption Act alongside the CBI’s central-level enforcement role.

Haryana signs spice agreement with six Morni FPOs

4 June 2026

Haryana signed an agreement in Morni between MDH and six farmer-producer organisations to promote commercial cultivation of ginger, turmeric, chilli and other spice crops. MDH is to provide technical and marketing support and assist with procurement; the agreement also envisages a 10% premium over market prices for participating farmers and an initial natural-farming target of about 4,000 acres.

Haryana orders 60-day reopening of sunflower procurement portal

5 June 2026

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini directed officials to reopen the sunflower procurement portal for 60 days, allowing eligible farmers who missed registration to register to sell their produce. He also ...