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Kurukshetra University Exam Postponed "Till Further Notice" Over Internet Ban
The year-end exams of Kurukshetra University - the largest and most acclaimed in Haryana -- have been postponed amid continued suspension of internet services in parts of the state over "law and order" situation amid farmers' protest.
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Internet Blackout Continues In 7 Haryana Districts, Restored In Others
Mobile internet services will remain suspended in seven of Haryana's 22 districts for another day. The order was issued by the state home department on Monday evening in view of the "critical law and order" situation amid the ongoing farmers' protest along Delhi's borders.
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Two Farmer Groups Pull Support From Protests Day After Rally Violence
Two farmers' unions have pulled out of the 60-day-old protest at Delhi's borders against the centre's three contentious farm laws after Tuesday's violence at Red Fort and other pockets as the Republic Day tractor rally went rogue.
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Watch: Punjab Children's "Cycle Rally" Backing Republic Day Tractor Rally
The anti-farm law wave in Punjab has had its impact on people of all age groups, including children who took out a cycle rally to urge more and more people to join the Republic Day tractor rally in Delhi.
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No Attempt To Murder By Farmers In Cow Dung Dumping Case: Amarinder Singh
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh has ordered the withdrawal of an attempt to murder case against protesters for dumping cow dung outside a BJP leader's house. But, he justified the charges against singer Shree Brar who has been accused of promoting gun culture through a song of his.
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Inter-Caste Love Marriage Costs 23-Year-Old His Life In Haryana's Panipat
In a second case of "dishonour killing" from Haryana in the last three days, 23-year-old Neeraj was stabbed to death allegedly by his brothers-in-law who were against their sister's inter-caste love marriage.
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Haryana Protesters Push Past Police Barricade Outside BJP Minister House
Dramatic visuals have emerged of protesters - backing farmers' demand for repeal of centre's three contentious agriculture laws - pushing past a police barricade outside BJP minister's house in Haryana.
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Haryana Woman, Husband To-Be Shot Dead By Uncle In Rohtak: Police
In what seems to be a case of dishonour killing, a woman and her husband to-be, both from the Jat community but from different villages in Haryana's Rohtak district, were allegedly shot at by her uncle who disapproved of their relationship.
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Punjab Police Promises Action Against Those Who Destroyed Mobile Towers
The Punjab Police has said it will take action against "those involved in violence under the garb of democratic right to protest", referring to damage of more than 1,500 Reliance Jio towers allegedly by those protesting for repeal of three farm laws.
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"No Garlands, Only Shoes": Another Haryana Village Boycotts BJP, Ally
Haryana's Qadirabad has become the latest in the long line of villages that have called for complete boycott of all leaders from state's ruling coalition parties - the BJP and the Jannayak Janata Party (JJP) - including Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar and his deputy Dushyant Chautala.
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Suggest Amendments, Talk To Find Solution: Dushyant Chautala To Farmers
Farmers' unions must choose the amendment route to find a solution, Haryana Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala said, urging protesters - who have refused to budge from their demand of complete rollback of centre's three agriculture laws - to offer "concrete suggestions". He also offered to become a mediator.
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"Boycotted" On Home Seat, Haryana Deputy Chief Minister Cancels Visit
Haryana Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala faced boycott in his home constituency on Thursday, when villagers dug up a helipad ahead of his visit and demanded his resignation for backing BJP in the state and centre.
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Will Return Sports Award If Farm Laws Not Withdrawn, Says Vijender Singh
Olympic winning boxer Vijender Singh has said he would return the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award - India's highest sporting honour - if the centre does not repeal the three contentious farm laws.
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"Nobody Will Be Stopped": Haryana Police After Delhi Lets Farmers In
The Haryana Police has removed barricades from near the state's border with Punjab in Ambala and Kurukshetra districts after the Delhi Police allowed farmers to be escorted to a large ground near the capital's outskirts where they have been permitted to protest peacefully.
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"Why Is Haryana Provoking?" Amarinder Singh, ML Khattar Spar On Twitter
A "Delhi Chalo" protest march by thousands of farmers caused a heated back-and-forth between two Chief Ministers today after farmers from Punjab faced tear gas and water cannons and clashed with the police when they were stopped at the Haryana border.
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Kurukshetra University Exam Postponed "Till Further Notice" Over Internet Ban
The year-end exams of Kurukshetra University - the largest and most acclaimed in Haryana -- have been postponed amid continued suspension of internet services in parts of the state over "law and order" situation amid farmers' protest.
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Internet Blackout Continues In 7 Haryana Districts, Restored In Others
Mobile internet services will remain suspended in seven of Haryana's 22 districts for another day. The order was issued by the state home department on Monday evening in view of the "critical law and order" situation amid the ongoing farmers' protest along Delhi's borders.
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Two Farmer Groups Pull Support From Protests Day After Rally Violence
Two farmers' unions have pulled out of the 60-day-old protest at Delhi's borders against the centre's three contentious farm laws after Tuesday's violence at Red Fort and other pockets as the Republic Day tractor rally went rogue.
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Watch: Punjab Children's "Cycle Rally" Backing Republic Day Tractor Rally
The anti-farm law wave in Punjab has had its impact on people of all age groups, including children who took out a cycle rally to urge more and more people to join the Republic Day tractor rally in Delhi.
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No Attempt To Murder By Farmers In Cow Dung Dumping Case: Amarinder Singh
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh has ordered the withdrawal of an attempt to murder case against protesters for dumping cow dung outside a BJP leader's house. But, he justified the charges against singer Shree Brar who has been accused of promoting gun culture through a song of his.
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Inter-Caste Love Marriage Costs 23-Year-Old His Life In Haryana's Panipat
In a second case of "dishonour killing" from Haryana in the last three days, 23-year-old Neeraj was stabbed to death allegedly by his brothers-in-law who were against their sister's inter-caste love marriage.
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Haryana Protesters Push Past Police Barricade Outside BJP Minister House
Dramatic visuals have emerged of protesters - backing farmers' demand for repeal of centre's three contentious agriculture laws - pushing past a police barricade outside BJP minister's house in Haryana.
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Haryana Woman, Husband To-Be Shot Dead By Uncle In Rohtak: Police
In what seems to be a case of dishonour killing, a woman and her husband to-be, both from the Jat community but from different villages in Haryana's Rohtak district, were allegedly shot at by her uncle who disapproved of their relationship.
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Punjab Police Promises Action Against Those Who Destroyed Mobile Towers
The Punjab Police has said it will take action against "those involved in violence under the garb of democratic right to protest", referring to damage of more than 1,500 Reliance Jio towers allegedly by those protesting for repeal of three farm laws.
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"No Garlands, Only Shoes": Another Haryana Village Boycotts BJP, Ally
Haryana's Qadirabad has become the latest in the long line of villages that have called for complete boycott of all leaders from state's ruling coalition parties - the BJP and the Jannayak Janata Party (JJP) - including Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar and his deputy Dushyant Chautala.
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Suggest Amendments, Talk To Find Solution: Dushyant Chautala To Farmers
Farmers' unions must choose the amendment route to find a solution, Haryana Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala said, urging protesters - who have refused to budge from their demand of complete rollback of centre's three agriculture laws - to offer "concrete suggestions". He also offered to become a mediator.
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"Boycotted" On Home Seat, Haryana Deputy Chief Minister Cancels Visit
Haryana Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala faced boycott in his home constituency on Thursday, when villagers dug up a helipad ahead of his visit and demanded his resignation for backing BJP in the state and centre.
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Will Return Sports Award If Farm Laws Not Withdrawn, Says Vijender Singh
Olympic winning boxer Vijender Singh has said he would return the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award - India's highest sporting honour - if the centre does not repeal the three contentious farm laws.
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"Nobody Will Be Stopped": Haryana Police After Delhi Lets Farmers In
The Haryana Police has removed barricades from near the state's border with Punjab in Ambala and Kurukshetra districts after the Delhi Police allowed farmers to be escorted to a large ground near the capital's outskirts where they have been permitted to protest peacefully.
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"Why Is Haryana Provoking?" Amarinder Singh, ML Khattar Spar On Twitter
A "Delhi Chalo" protest march by thousands of farmers caused a heated back-and-forth between two Chief Ministers today after farmers from Punjab faced tear gas and water cannons and clashed with the police when they were stopped at the Haryana border.
