New Delhi: The proposals to extend Metro Rail from Badarpur to YMCA in Faridabad and from Mundka to Bahadurgarh were cleared at the meeting of Group of Ministers (GoM) held in the capital on Tuesda

GURGAON: An interactive meeting between industrialists and officials of the environment ministry and the pollution board was organized in the city.

GURGAON: In wake of increasing pollution and use of plastic bags in Gurgaon, a marathon was held on Sunday to create awareness among people to plant trees and save environment.

The Supreme Court has issued a notice to the Haryana government on a petition objecting the acquisition of over 2,700 acres of fertile land in Rohtak district for developing a township.

Just over a month after the Punjab and Haryana High Court ruled that Haryana cannot proceed with the process of granting mining rights without environmental clearance, the state was today allowed t

In July, rainfall in Punjab and Haryana has been less than normal with overall deficiency being 55 per cent for both the states, stated the data released by the Meteorological Department.

In A sigh of reprieve for Haryana’s mining industry, the Punjab and Haryana High Court on Friday allowed the state government to grant short term permits and mining contracts through public auction

Ram Singh, a venerable former sarpanch of Ullawas village, looks around unceasingly, boiling with despair as the void stares back at him. Like Singh, every face in the village is contested by many feelings at once — from agony to anger, staring straight at their face an uncertain future.

Ullawas has been home to over 100 families, who took pride in tilling their farmland to earn their living. It is now on the verge of losing livelihood to the frenzied urbanisation plans of the Bhupinder Singh Hooda-led Haryana government.

The Punjab & Haryana High Court on Wednesday adjourned till Monday the case of the land owners who have not accepted the Haryana Government's offer to reconsider the claims of those who have challenged acquisition of over 850 acres of land in Gurgaon.

The ground opposite the Government Middle School of Haripur village has turned been turned by villagers into a cow dung dumping ground.