UNION HOME MINISTER AMIT SHAH CHAIRS 32ND MEETING OF NORTHERN ZONAL COUNCIL (NZC) IN FARIDABAD
Emphasising speedy investigation in cases of sexual offences and rape under the POCSO Act against women and children, Sh Shah said that no civilised society can accept such heinous crimes. He said that the safety of women and children is our top priority, for this the number of Fast Track Special Courts (FTSC) should be increased.  
CM NAYAB SINGH SAINI URGES PUNJAB MUST REMEMBER THE GREAT TRADITIONS OF THE GURUS WHILE ADDRESSING WATER DISPUTES
During the meeting, Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini said that sustained cooperation between states is extremely important for the progress of the nation. By pooling our resources, sharing knowledge, and adopting each other's best practices,
BHAGWANT MANN REITERATES CLAIM ON CHANDIGARH, PANJAB UNIVERSITY, RIVER WATERS BEFORE UNION HOME MINISTER AMIT SHAH
On the issue of Panjab University, the Chief Minister said that the university has a deep connection with the people of Punjab adding that it is only Punjab which has been supporting and nurturing this University for the last 50 years. 
HIMACHAL CM SEEKS 7.19 PERCENT SHARE IN CHANDIGARH, CALLS FOR REVIEW OF DISASTER RELIEF NORMS AT NZCC MEETING
Addressing the 32nd meeting of the Northern Zonal Council (NZCC) in Faridabad, chaired by Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah, the Chief Minister demanded the immediate release of pending dues from BBMB and the appointment of a permanent member from Himachal on the Board.
MAHARAJA SHOOR SAINI’S LEGACY INSPIRES GENERATIONS: CM NAYAB SINGH SAINI
Haryana Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini said the Ahirwal region has always been known as the land of the brave. This sacred soil has given birth to countless warriors who have dedicated everything to the nation. He said visiting such a land of sacrifice is a matter of great fortune for him.
AAP SECURES HISTORIC VICTORY IN THE TARN TARAN BY-ELECTION
AAP Punjab In-charge Manish Sisodia, celebrating the victory with ministers, MLAs and volunteers at the party office, said, "Punjab’s people have once again rejected Congress, BJP, and Akali Dal. Congress leaders, despite not even being in power, issued arrogant statements and challenged the consciousness of Punjabis."