Chandigarh/Haryana, November 13, 2026: Today Haryana News 13 November 2026 is led by the farmers’ sit-in in Fatehabad. Talks between the Pagri Sambhal Jatta Kisan Sangharsh Committee and the district administration ended without a result on Wednesday, and the farmers say they will march to Chandigarh if their demands on canal water and hailstorm compensation are not met soon. Also in the latest reports: three workers died after falling into a chemical tank at a Gurugram factory, the CBI has filed chargesheets against four builders in the Gurugram land release case, and Sirsa and Hisar recorded some of the worst air in India.
Read our last update: Today Haryana News 12 November 2026
Today Haryana News 13 November 2026: Top Headlines at a Glance
- Fatehabad farmers keep an indefinite sit-in and warn of a march to Chandigarh over canal water and crop relief
- Three workers die after falling into a chemical tank at a factory on Jail Road, Gurugram
- CBI files chargesheets against four builders in the Gurugram land release case; next hearing, 11 December
- Sirsa (AQI 369) and Hisar (361) top India’s pollution list on 11 November
- Haryana records a 28 percent fall in SC/ST atrocity cases; special courts planned in five districts
- Karnal wins the President’s Award for cleanliness for the second year in a row
Fatehabad Farmers Warn of a Chandigarh March Over Canal Water and Crop Relief
Farmers sitting outside the Deputy Commissioner’s office in Fatehabad have continued their indefinite protest. Led by state president Mandeep Nathwan, a delegation of the Pagri Sambhal Jatta Kisan Sangharsh Committee met the administration on Wednesday, but the talks ended without any result. The farmers, who come from Fatehabad, Hisar, and Sirsa, said they would march towards Chandigarh if the government does not accept their demands soon.
What the farmers are asking for:
- Continuous canal water supply for two weeks
- Compensation of Rs 1 lakh per acre for crops damaged by the recent hailstorm
Why water is the sore point: According to The Tribune, the revised schedule gives the Bhakra canal system only seven days of supply a month, which worries farmers during wheat sowing. Sirsa Congress MLA Gokul Setia backed the protest on Wednesday and attacked the state government. We did not find a government response in the reports available so far.
Three Workers Die in a Chemical Tank at a Gurugram Factory
Three workers died after falling into a chemical tank at the Sandhar company on Jail Road in Gurugram around noon on Wednesday, police said. They lost consciousness after exposure to toxic chemicals and gases. Police have taken the bodies for post-mortem and are examining whether adequate safety measures were in place around the tank.
CBI Files Chargesheets Against Four Builders in the Gurugram Land Release Case
The CBI has filed chargesheets for criminal conspiracy and cheating against RS Infrastructure, Ansal Properties and Infrastructure, DSS Infrastructure and HS Realty, along with their owners or officials. The agency alleges that land was released to these colonisers in a malafide manner to benefit them. The chargesheets are before the CBI Special Court, and the next hearing is on 11 December. A chargesheet is an allegation, not a finding; the trial is still to come. The Supreme Court had ordered the CBI probe in 2017, and earlier chargesheets in the same case were filed in 2021.
Haryana Air Quality and Weather Today
Air: On Wednesday, 11 November, the CPCB bulletin showed Sirsa as India’s most polluted city with an AQI of 369, followed by Hisar at 361, Panchgaon at 339, Ballabgarh at 328, and Bhiwani at 326. Delhi stood at 313, and Gurugram and Charkhi Dadri were above 300. The pollution board blamed Diwali firecrackers, no rain, and smoke drifting from Punjab; it said Sirsa has seen 11 stubble-burning cases this season against 49 a year ago.
Weather: The Meteorological Department expects mostly dry but variable weather until 16 November. Skies may be partly cloudy at times between 13 and 15 November, with light to moderate winds. Panchkula recorded the state’s lowest minimum of 10.8°C, while Karnal had 13°C, Hisar 14.7°C, and Rohtak 14.8°C. Hisar had the highest maximum at 31.6°C, and 13 districts saw night temperatures below 15°C.
SC/ST Cases: New Details From the CM's Review
Yesterday we reported the 60-day chargesheet rule. The same meeting added more detail. DGP Ajay Singhal told the committee that atrocity cases against Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes have fallen by nearly 28 percent. Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini asked for special courts in Hisar, Faridabad, Palwal, Rohtak, and Bhiwani. In 2026-27 so far, Rs 13.49 crore has gone to 1,046 victims, and action has been taken against 10 police personnel for negligence. He also suggested recognizing panchayats with no such case in the past two years.
Karnal Wins the President's Award for Cleanliness Again
Karnal Municipal Corporation topped Haryana in Swachh Survekshan 2025 and received the President’s Award, becoming the first municipal corporation in the state to win it two years in a row. Its national rank has not yet been announced. The city’s next focus is four-way waste segregation.
Congress Starts a Statewide Chaupal Campaign
Haryana Congress began its ‘Vote Bachao, Desh Bachao’ chaupal campaign on 12 November; it runs until 24 November. State president Rao Narender Singh and in-charge Sanjay Dutt are to tour the state, and the party has demanded a halt to the special intensive revision of electoral rolls. These are the party’s allegations; no official finding is reported.
Quick Updates
- Haryana Roadways has started a daily bus service from Rohtak to Chittorgarh in Rajasthan
- Agriculture Minister Shyam Singh Rana said the state paid Rs 361 crore in fodder grants and Rs 133.11 crore in dairy subsidies over two years
Dates to Note
- Until 16 November: mostly dry, variable weather expected
- 24 November: Congress chaupal campaign ends
- 11 December: next CBI Special Court hearing in the Gurugram land release case
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the Fatehabad farmers demanding?
Continuous canal water for two weeks and Rs 1 lakh per acre compensation for hailstorm-damaged crops. They have warned of a march to Chandigarh.
How many workers died in the Gurugram chemical tank accident?
Three, at the Sandhar company on Jail Road on Wednesday. Police are investigating safety arrangements.
Which builders has the CBI chargesheeted in the Gurugram land release case?
RS Infrastructure, Ansal Properties and Infrastructure, DSS Infrastructure and HS Realty.
Which city had the worst air in India on 11 November?
Sirsa, with an AQI of 369, followed by Hisar at 361.
Will it rain in Haryana today?
The latest forecast says mostly dry weather with some cloud between 13 and 15 November.
Conclusion
Today Haryana News 13 November 2026 is about farmers’ anger over canal water, a deadly accident in Gurugram, a fresh CBI move in a long-running land case, and another day of very poor air in western Haryana. Come back to CWB Hindi News tomorrow for the next day’s headlines.
Sources
- The Tribune – Fatehabad farmers warn of Chandigarh march over relief, water shortage
- The Tribune – Canal water shortage, crop losses fuel farmers’ agitation; Sirsa MLA slams BJP
- The Tribune – 3 employees die after falling into chemical tank at Sandhar company in Gurugram
- ETV Bharat (PTI) – Three workers die after falling into chemical tank at Gurugram factory
- The Tribune – Gurugram land release case: CBI files chargesheets against 4 builders
- The Tribune – After five years, CBI revives Gurugram land release case
- The Tribune – Sirsa tops India’s pollution chart with AQI of 369
- Udaipur Kiran – Haryana weather update: night temperatures fall below 15°C in 13 districts
- The Tribune – Haryana records 28% decline in SC/ST atrocity cases
- The Tribune – Karnal city tops Haryana in cleanliness, bags President’s Award
- National Herald – Haryana Congress plans statewide chaupals over ‘vote theft’ claims
- The Tribune – State disbursed Rs 494 cr in fodder grants, dairy subsidies in 2 years
- The Tribune – Roadways launches daily bus service from Rohtak to Chittorgarh
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