Hitender Rao is an Assistant Editor at Hindustan Times, focusing on local news in India, specifically in the regions of Haryana and Chandigarh. With a keen interest in politics and governance, Hitender covers a wide range of topics including government policies, court decisions, corruption cases, and social issues affecting the local community.
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By: Sunil Rahar, Hitender Rao
Haryana BJP-led government faces crisis as three independent lawmakers withdraw support, back Congress.
In fact, JJP’s abstention may prove crucial if the Opposition, Congress, pushes for convening an assembly session and moves a motion expressing want of confidence in the BJP-led ministry
By: Hitender Rao
Legal and parliamentary affairs experts said that there was no time bar for seeking a repeat no-confidence motion against the government.
Congress and JJP prompt each other for a floor test to bring down BJP government in Haryana, but Congress hesitant to join hands with former BJP ally JJP.
By: Hitender Rao
Experts said the governor can use their discretionary powers under Article 163 (1) of the Constitution and ask the government to prove its majority
By: Hitender Rao
Experts said the governor can use their discretionary powers under Article 163 (1) of the Constitution and ask the government to prove its majority
By: Hitender Rao
Haryana's principal Opposition party, the Congress, is a divided house. Lack of organisational set up at the district and block levels for the past decade, the inability of the party to act as an effective opposition and pin down the ruling BJP and frequent desertions, the faction-ridden grand old party is often pulled in different directions by party leaders
The new policy, which is set to come into effect from June 12, will bring the state government an estimated increase in revenue of around ₹250 crore from the previous iteration of the policy
By: Hitender Rao
Hike in excise duty, licence fee for bars, bottling fee for beer estimated to increase revenue by over ₹110 crore; the state government took approval from the Election Commission for bringing the new policy during the imposition of model code of conduct as the allotment of liquor vends has to be made by inviting e-tenders.
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