Haryana News Today (24 September 2025) – Lado Lakshmi Yojana starts from 25 Sept, Delhi Police Constable Recruitment, Congress leadership changes, car sales record, Monsoon to withdraw in 3 days, and more Haryana updates.
Lado Lakshmi Yojana to Start from 25 September
The Haryana government will launch the Deendayal Lado Lakshmi Yojana on 25 September 2025.
- Every eligible woman will receive ₹2100 monthly assistance.
- Registration starts from 25 September, and payment begins from 1 November 2025.
- The scheme will be inaugurated by CM Nayab Singh Saini in Panchkula.
- Around 21 lakh women will benefit under this scheme.
Digital Boards Made Mandatory in Haryana Schools
The Haryana Education Department has made digital boards mandatory in senior secondary and middle schools.
- Principals and class in-charges will be accountable.
- Digital boards will make learning interactive and easy.
- School administration will be responsible for repair and maintenance.
Delhi Police Recruitment – 7565 Constable Posts
Delhi Police has released a notification for the recruitment of 7565 constable posts (male & female).
- Minimum Qualification: 12th Pass
- Maximum Salary: Up to ₹70,000
- Last Date to Apply: 21 October 2025
- Exam Dates: December 2025 or January 2026 (tentative)
- Apply on: ssc.gov.in
Monsoon to Withdraw from Haryana in 3 Days
The monsoon season is about to end in Haryana. According to the Meteorological Department, the monsoon will completely withdraw within three days.
- Day Temperature: 33°C to 37°C
- Night Temperature: 23°C to 25°C
- Hottest District: Palwal (37°C)
- Coolest District: Panipat (32.6°C)
In the coming days, north-western winds will bring dry weather, and chances of active rainfall for farmers are now minimal.
Major Change Expected in Haryana Congress
- Rao Narendra Singh may be appointed as the new Haryana Congress State President.
- Former CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda may be made Leader of Opposition.
- This move is seen as an attempt to attract OBC voters.
Record Car Sales – 51,000 Units Sold on Navratri Day
On the first day of Navratri, Maruti, Hyundai, and Tata Motors sold a record 51,000 cars.
- Maruti: 30,000 cars
- Hyundai: 11,000 cars
- Tata Motors: 10,000 cars
Heavy Discounts on Cars – GST 2.0 Car Price Cuts – Save Big on Tata, Toyota & More
Legal Trouble for BJP MLA Devendra Atri
Punjab and Haryana High Court has summoned the Returning Officer in the Uchana Assembly election case.
- Brijendra Singh alleged that around 150 postal ballot envelopes were not even opened.
- Next hearing: 8 October 2025.
Other Major Headlines at a Glance
- Director Manish Saini won the 71st National Film Award for his short film Giddh.
- Plans to link Family ID with land and tax data in Haryana.
- Pakistan defeated Sri Lanka in Asia Cup, keeping final hopes alive.
- Stock Market: Sensex closed at 82,102 and Nifty at 25,170.
Conclusion
In today’s Haryana News Today (24 September 2025), you read about the withdrawal of the monsoon from Haryana, along with the government’s new initiative under the Ladli Lakshmi scheme for women. Key updates about the Delhi Police Recruitment 2025 and potential changes in the Congress party were also discussed. Meanwhile, car sales in Haryana reached a new record, and important decisions from the education department were highlighted.
Additionally, other major updates from the state were covered in detail. For more such fresh and reliable news, stay connected with our website and get every update first.
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