*Meeting of Prime Minister with all Haryana Ministers and MLAs was historic and inspiring: Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini*

*Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini says Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi’s guidance is our resolve*

*Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini addresses press conference at Haryana Bhawan after meeting Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi*

Chandigarh, October 3- Haryana Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini said that the meeting of the State’s Ministers and MLAs with Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi was historic and inspiring. The Prime Minister provided important guidance regarding Haryana’s development, public service and organisation. The guidance of Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi is our resolve, which all of us will work to implement on the ground. Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini was addressing a press conference at Haryana Bhawan in New Delhi on Saturday after meeting Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi.

He said that the Prime Minister gave considerable time for the meeting, for which they were grateful. He said that it was not an ordinary meeting, but a very important one. During the meeting, Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi provided clear guidance on further strengthening Haryana’s association with the resolve of a Viksit Bharat. He expressed confidence that all Ministers and MLAs would work to implement the Prime Minister’s words on the ground in their respective areas and in the interest of the people of Haryana. He said that Modi Ji’s guidance is Haryana’s resolve. The mantra given by the Prime Minister is our resolve. The direction received from the Prime Minister today will not be confined to the meeting alone. Now, every Minister will work to take this thinking to the ground in his or her department, every MLA in his or her Assembly constituency and every worker in his or her village.

He said that the Prime Minister has clearly stated that the government should reach out to the people. Ministers, MLAs and workers should also reach out to the people. Problems should be heard by going to the ground and solutions should be visible on the ground. The most important thing is that the resolve of a Viksit Bharat should become the resolve of every village and every family in Haryana. The Prime Minister’s directions and guidance will be implemented with complete dedication, strength and public participation.

Viksit Bharat cannot be built through the efforts of governments alone

Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini said that Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi stated that a developed India cannot be built through the efforts of governments alone. It will be built when every village, every farmer, every youth, every woman and every family of the country becomes associated with this resolve. When every family joins this resolve, a Viksit Haryana will also emerge alongside a Viksit Bharat. He said that Haryana has an important role in this national resolve. As per the Prime Minister’s directions, the government will strive to ensure that there is no distance between the government and the people. Every government scheme should become a public campaign through public participation, rather than remaining merely a government programme. The Prime Minister has laid special emphasis on involving as many people as possible.

Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini said that under this initiative, meetings would be regularly organised in 30 to 35 villages in each Assembly constituency. The Prime Minister has provided guidance that a group of 200 to 300 people should visit a village once a month. A cleanliness drive should be conducted there and a Tiffin meeting should be organised. There should be dialogue with the villagers, discussions on local issues and efforts to find solutions to their problems.

Prime Minister considers Haryana as a family

Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini said that Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi stated that he had a long association with Haryana and considered Haryana as a family. In a family atmosphere, he interacted with all the MLAs. The Prime Minister recalled that during his work for the party, he used to stay at people’s homes in different parts of Haryana and reach out to everyone from there. The Chief Minister said that the Prime Minister has great affection and love for the people of Haryana. As per his directions, Ministers, MLAs and organisational workers will reach out to the people, listen to their concerns and work together with them to find solutions.

Politics is not about power, but a means of service for us

Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini said that Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi has made it clear that politics is not about power, but a means of service. The Prime Minister has shown the path of politics through service. Politics is not merely a means of winning elections. Politics means sharing the joys and sorrows of the people and standing with them. He said that our workers are not those who reach out to the people only during elections. They are seen standing with the people during times of service, crises and every good work undertaken by society. This is the spirit of service.

Citing the example of the global COVID-19 crisis, he said that at that time, no political party was visible. If anyone was visible, it was our workers. Our MLAs and Ministers were seen standing with the people and supporting them. The Chief Minister said that in accordance with the Prime Minister’s directions, Ministers, MLAs and organisational workers would further strengthen the relationship between the people and the organisation through service.

Focus on service, cleanliness and environment; special programmes for girls’ education

Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini said that the Prime Minister has also emphasised service, cleanliness and the environment. As per his directions, homes of poor and needy families will be visited during festivals and celebrations, cleanliness drives will be undertaken and plantation drives will be carried out on a large scale. All these programmes will be taken forward with public participation.

The Prime Minister has called for special programmes to promote girls’ education, particularly in areas where the level of girls’ education remains low. The Chief Minister said that the objective is not merely to increase development figures. We want to build a Haryana where daughters receive education, youth move forward, farmers prosper and the poor live their lives with dignity.

Farmers to be made energy producers along with being food providers

Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini said that the Prime Minister has called for working towards making the food provider, or ‘Annadata’, an energy producer as well. Accordingly, efforts will be made to make farmers not only food providers but also energy producers. Referring to the PM-KUSUM scheme, the Prime Minister called for promoting solar-powered agricultural pumps. Farmers will be encouraged to collectively install solar panels on the boundaries of their fields. This will minimise the use of agricultural land and enable farmers to participate in energy generation as well.

Similarly, efforts to connect households with solar energy through the PM Surya Ghar scheme launched by the Prime Minister will be accelerated. The Chief Minister said that solar panels have already been installed on the rooftops of more than 1.5 lakh houses in Haryana and these households have zero electricity bills. This is the result of the Prime Minister’s vision of providing free electricity to every household.

He said that the generation of green energy is not merely a campaign to generate electricity. It is a campaign to make Haryana self-reliant in the energy sector. It is also a campaign to increase Haryana’s participation in the energy journey of a developed India.

Save Earth, adopt natural farming

Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini said that the Prime Minister has spoken about saving the earth and providing a new direction to farmers. There is a need to move forward in agriculture with new thinking and a new direction. He said that efforts would be made to connect at least 1,000 farmers with natural farming in every Assembly constituency.

He said that he has asked all Ministers and MLAs to ensure that every family in every village adopts natural farming on at least one acre of land. The Chief Minister said that the government had recently decided that the Food Department would procure the produce of farmers who cultivate foodgrains through natural farming without using fertilisers and pesticides.

Special attention will also be paid to the cleaning and maintenance of canals so that water reaches the tail ends and is fully utilised.

The Prime Minister also discussed Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs). FPOs will be strengthened and farmers will be provided access to markets and agricultural information through digital mandis. Wherever there is a need and potential, large agricultural clusters will be developed. The Chief Minister said that when the farmer is strong, Haryana will be strong, and when Haryana is strong, the foundation of a Viksit Bharat will become stronger.

Youth of Haryana are the strength of Viksit Bharat

Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini said that the Prime Minister has stated that the youth of Haryana are the strength and power of a developed India. He has laid special emphasis on skill development among the youth. There is a huge demand for skilled youth across the world today. Therefore, as per the Prime Minister’s directions, Haryana’s youth will be connected with Skill India on a large scale.

The Chief Minister said that we want to prepare youth who are not merely looking for jobs, but who can represent the talent of Haryana and India in different countries across the world. For this purpose, Skill India Skill Centres will be further strengthened.

Gurugram is not just a city of Haryana, but a global city

The Chief Minister said that efforts would be made to further improve Gurugram, as the Prime Minister believes that it is not merely a city of Haryana but a global city. He said that he had also held a meeting in this regard yesterday and directed officials to complete, on priority, all infrastructure requirements, including cleanliness-related works.

As per the Prime Minister’s directions, efforts will be made at every level to take Haryana’s economy towards the target of one trillion dollars. The progress of Haryana is the progress of a developed India. The Prime Minister has given clear direction that the State must contribute with its full potential towards making India developed.

He said that when Haryana’s farmer becomes modern and prosperous, he will contribute to a developed India. When Haryana’s youth become skilled, they will become the workforce of a developed India. When Haryana’s villages become clean, they will help transform the image of a developed India. When Haryana becomes self-reliant in the energy sector, India’s energy security will become stronger. When Haryana’s economy becomes stronger, the economy of a developed India will also become stronger.

State President of the Bharatiya Janata Party, Smt. Archana Gupta, was also present on the occasion.

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*CM HARYANA SH,NAYAB SINGH SAINI REDRESSING GRIEVANCES OF PEOPLE AT HIS RESIDENCE AT CHANDIGARH

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*Cooperation Minister Dr. Arvind Sharma Congratulates Gold Medal Winners, Says Results of Haryana’s Sports Policy and Players’ Hard Work Being Witnessed Across the World*

Chandigarh, October 3 – Haryana Cooperation, Prisons, Tourism, Heritage and Elections Minister Dr. Arvind Sharma congratulated the players from Haryana who brought glory to the nation with their outstanding performances at the Asian Games-2026, saying that the players from the soil of Haryana have once again proved that the state is a sporting powerhouse of the country. He said that the achievements of the players who have taken the Tricolour to the top on the international stage are a matter of pride for the entire state. Dr. Arvind Sharma said that Rohtak’s Parveen Hooda, Hisar’s Ankush Panghal, Charkhi Dadri’s Sujeet Kalkal and Jind’s Kirti Sharma have brought laurels to Haryana by winning gold medals. From the boxing ring to the wrestling arena and the archery field, the golden shine of Haryana’s players has been visible.

He said that Haryana’s players have also brought laurels to the country in shooting. Rewari’s Kamaljeet and Jhajjar’s Suruchi won the gold medal in the 10-metre air pistol mixed team event. Similarly, the participation of eight players from Haryana in the Indian men’s kabaddi team that won the gold medal is, in itself, a testament to the state’s strong sporting culture.

The Cooperation Minister said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi, the environment for sports and sportspersons in the country has changed. At the same time, under the leadership of Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini, the Haryana Government has been continuously working to provide modern facilities, training and encouragement to sportspersons. The objective of the state’s sports policy is to provide opportunities to rural talent and facilitate their journey to national and international platforms. Dr. Arvind Sharma said that when our sons and daughters from villages and ordinary families of Haryana take the Tricolour to the top at the Asian Games, it is a moment of pride for the entire state. The hard work of our players, the sacrifices made by their families and the strong sporting culture developed in the state are the real strength behind this success.

He said that along with honouring and encouraging medal-winning players, the Haryana Government is laying special emphasis on connecting the new generation with sports. These achievements of the players will inspire thousands of youth across the state to enter the sporting arena and win medals for the country. Dr. Arvind Sharma congratulated all the medal-winning players, their coaches and family members and expressed confidence that Haryana’s players will continue to add more medals to the country’s tally in the upcoming events and bring further glory to the state.

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*New Road to be Constructed Parallel to Railway Elevated Track in Kurukshetra: Ranbir Gangwa*

Chandigarh, October 3: Haryana Public Works and Public Health Engineering Minister Sh. Ranbir Gangwa said that a new road will be constructed parallel to the railway elevated track in Kurukshetra to further improve the traffic management system in the city. The government has granted approval for the construction of this road.

He said that the proposed road will be constructed from LC-61C (near University Gate No. 3) to LC-65C (near the old bus stand). The road is proposed within the railway Right of Way and its construction will be subject to obtaining the necessary No Objection Certificate (NOC) and other statutory approvals from the Railways.

Minister Sh. Gangwa said that the proposed road will be approximately 3.20 kilometres long and 7 metres wide. The estimated cost of its construction will be around Rs. 5.75 crore.

Public Works Minister Sh. Ranbir Gangwa said that during major religious and public events in Kurukshetra, including the Gita Jayanti Mahotsav and solar eclipses, a large number of devotees and tourists visit the city, resulting in increased traffic pressure on the existing roads. The construction of the new road will provide an alternative route for traffic in the area and help reduce traffic congestion.

He said that the road will also facilitate the smooth movement of emergency services and help strengthen the overall traffic management system in Kurukshetra. Besides, it will reduce traffic pressure on the Saharanpur-Kurukshetra-Pehowa route and provide better traffic facilities to the general public over the long term.

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*No Valid PUCC, No Fuel: Haryana Directs Petrol Pumps in NCR Districts to Ensure Strict Compliance*

*Fuel Stations Directed to Deny Fuel to Vehicles Without Valid Pollution Under Control Certificate*

*Bilingual Warning Boards to Be Displayed at Petrol Pumps; Non-Compliance to Invite Strict Action*

Chandigarh, October 3 — In view of the stringent measures being implemented to control air pollution in the Delhi-NCR region, the Haryana Transport Department has directed all petrol pump operators and retail outlets in the NCR districts of the state to ensure mandatory verification of valid Pollution Under Control Certificate (PUCC) before refuelling vehicles.

The directions have been issued in accordance with Direction No. 101 of the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM), under which the “No PUC, No Fuel” rule came into effect across Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) from October 1, 2026.

As part of the comprehensive measures being undertaken by the Government of Haryana to curb vehicular pollution, including the deployment and implementation of Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) camera systems at petrol pumps across the NCR districts, strict enforcement of emission norms has been prioritised.

Under the directions, petrol, diesel and CNG stations are required to deny fuel to vehicles that do not possess a valid PUCC. Fuel stations will verify the vehicle registration number against the online PUC database through ANPR cameras.

Pending the full installation and operationalisation of ANPR cameras across all NCR districts, petrol pump owners have been directed to ensure that their staff manually verify the validity of the PUCC of every vehicle before dispensing fuel. If a vehicle owner or driver fails to produce a valid PUCC, fuel must be denied immediately and the vehicle registration number recorded for official purposes.

The Transport Department has also directed petrol pump operators to ensure that vehicles without a valid PUCC are immediately directed to the nearest authorised PUC testing centre at or near the retail outlet for obtaining the requisite certificate before refuelling.

Furthermore, all petrol pumps have been instructed to install clear and prominently displayed bilingual warning boards in English and Hindi at all entry points and fuel dispensing units. The boards will clearly state: “No Valid PUC Certificate – No Fuel Refilling. Ensure valid PUCC to avoid e-challan/penal action.”

The department has also highlighted that driving or operating a vehicle without a valid PUCC may attract a fine of up to ₹10,000 under the applicable Motor Vehicle Rules.

The Transport Department has directed all concerned authorities and petrol pump operators to comply with CAQM Direction No. 101 in letter and spirit. Any laxity in implementation will invite strict punitive action.

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