Haryana News Today 28 September 2025 – Millet procurement order, Aadhaar update fee hike, Lado Lakshmi scheme fraud alert, ESTET result delay, stubble burning crackdown, new Ambala–Udaipur superfast train, and weather update. Read all Haryana latest news in detail.
Haryana News Today Highlights – 28 September 2025
Haryana’s top news stories for September 28, 2025 bring fresh updates on government policies, farmer welfare, education, women’s empowerment, and key infrastructure changes. Major headlines cover new millet procurement rules, increased Aadhaar service charges, stubble burning penalties, landmark court decisions, and developments in transportation and agriculture. Explore today’s most important Haryana news highlights in simple bullet points.
- Government issues new order to buy millets at ₹2200 per quintal.
- Aadhaar card update fee hiked from October 1.
- Fraudulent links targeting Lado Lakshmi Scheme applicants; govt issues warning.
- Former Minister Ranjit Singh’s statement against Chautala family.
- Haryana’s first Nipun Vatika opens in Rohtak for play-based learning.
- Woman farmer’s lemon farming success story inspires others.
- Strict action on stubble burning – defaulting farmers banned from selling crops in mandi for 2 years.
- ESTET result delayed due to pending biometric verification of 7,000 candidates.
- Punjab & Haryana High Court grants ₹2 crore per acre compensation to farmers.
- Chandigarh Airport closed for 12 days; all flights suspended.
- Govt plans to impose development charges on agricultural land.
- Beti Bachao Mega Plan launched, monitoring 20,000 pregnant women.
Relief for Farmers – New Millet Procurement Order
The Haryana government has announced that millets will now be purchased at ₹2200 per quintal. Under the Bhavantar Bharpai Yojana, farmers will also receive an additional ₹575 per quintal, directly transferred to their bank accounts.
Aadhaar Card Update Fee Hiked
The cost for updating Aadhaar card details will rise from October 1, as UIDAI has announced increased fees for various Aadhaar services. This new fee structure affects millions needing biometric or demographic updates, making Aadhaar-related procedures more expensive for citizens.
- From 1 October 2025, updating Aadhaar will become costlier
- Normal correction: ₹75 (earlier ₹50)
- Biometric update: ₹125 (earlier ₹100)
- Update for children (7–17 years): ₹125
Lado Lakshmi Scheme – Fraud Alert
The state government has warned women about fake links and mobile apps claiming to offer benefits under the Lado Lakshmi Scheme. Citizens are advised to apply only through the official government portal and app.
Delay in ESTET Result
The Haryana ESTET/HTET 2024 exam result has been delayed as 7,000 candidates’ biometric verification is still pending. Officials assured that the results will be declared soon.
Penalty on Stubble Burning
The Haryana government has enforced strict penalties:
- Fines between ₹5,000 and ₹30,000
- FIR registration against violators
- Ban on crop sales in mandi for 2 years for defaulters
High Court’s Big Decision – ₹2 Crore per Acre Compensation
The Punjab & Haryana High Court ruled that farmers affected by land acquisition will now receive ₹2 crore per acre as compensation.
Conclusion
Haryana News Today (28 September 2025) covers major updates for farmers, women, students, and the general public. From government schemes to weather and economy, these developments are shaping the daily life of Haryana’s people.
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