Leena Dhankhar

Polling stations in Gurugram's high-rises aimed to boost voting but saw low turnout: 37.74% in Gurgaon, 48.72% in Badshahpur, and 53.63% in Pataudi.

In the Gurgaon constituency, BJP candidate Mukesh Sharma (9,224 votes) is showing a commanding lead with 4,971 votes (as of 10:15am) closely followed by independent Naveen Goyal

The final results announced by the Election Commission of India (ECI) stated that the BJP comfortably won the Gurgaon, Badshahpur, Sohna and Pataudi seats in Gurugram district, with the Congress-- the nearest rival in all but the Gurgaon seat, where it was pushed to third. The BJP also won the Faridabad, Faridabad NIT, and Ballabgarh seats in Faridabad district — the Congress was a distant second in Faridabad and Faridabad NIT, and was humiliated in Ballabgarh, where it came fourth

A BJP functionary, who wished to remain unnamed, said that the previous Khattar government's policy of fair recruitment across Haryana ensured that people rejected the Congress

Gurugram, Oct. 10 -- The Bharatiya Janata Party's victory in the 2024 Haryana Assembly elections was largely fuelled by strong support from the

Gururgam admin's order, issued on Wednesday, specifies that only “green” firecrackers to be used during specific festivals

Political watchers, however, said that the opposition could not capitalise on the anti-government sentiment as people were not impressed by statements by Congress leaders on government formation, recruitments, and sidelining of Kumari Shelja, who is a senior Dalit leader

Gurugram, Oct. 10 -- Gurugram district magistrate on Wednesday has imposed a ban on the production and sale of firecrackers containing barium salts

The administration’s efforts align with the guidelines issued by the Haryana Pollution Control Board, which has emphasised the importance of using only “green” crackers that are less harmful for the environment

What sets Gurugram’s Durga Puja apart this year is its role as a hub for multiple festive experiences in exquisitely decorated pandals. From Saptami to Dashami, thousands are expected to visit the pandals daily, offering prayers and participating in various rituals