Today Haryana News 28 October 2026 is led by around Rs 12,000 crore of investment proposals secured on the first day of Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini’s Gujarat visit. Also in the latest reports: 16 commission agents’ licences were suspended in Sirsa’s Kalanwali mandi, which could disrupt paddy buying, and police registered a second FIR in two days over suspected paddy inflow from Uttar Pradesh. Gurugram demolished eight concrete plants, Kurukshetra is preparing for Haryana Day, and beekeepers now get insurance cover.
Read yesterday's update: Today Haryana News 27 October 2026
Rs 12,000 Crore Investment Proposals on Day 1 of Gujarat Visit
According to The Tribune, Haryana secured investment proposals worth around Rs 12,000 crore on the first day of Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini’s visit to Gujarat. The proposals were formalised through MoUs with companies, and Industries and Commerce Minister Rao Narbir Singh was also present.
Sector-wise, the proposals are:
- Defence textiles: Rs 5,000 crore
- Waste-to-energy: Rs 4,000 crore
- Technical textiles: Rs 2,000 crore
- Industrial machinery: Rs 500 crore
- Solar energy and cosmetics manufacturing: Rs 400 crore
These are proposals, not completed projects. How many jobs and factories result will depend on follow-through.
Sirsa: 16 Commission Agents' Licences Suspended in Kalanwali Mandi
The Market Committee in Sirsa’s Kalanwali grain market suspended the licenses of 16 commission agents for three days for allegedly bagging paddy without removing grass, straw, and other impurities. Earlier, notices were issued to 55 agents, each fined Rs 2,000.
The Kachha Arhtiya Association and the Arhtiya Association protested at the Market Committee office on Tuesday evening and threatened to stop procurement from Wednesday if the licenses are not restored. Association president Pradeep Jain said cleaning large heaps of paddy is difficult, while officials say compliance with procurement rules is mandatory.
Separately, moisture readings on eight testing machines differed from the government machine by one to two percentage points, and the agents concerned were told to get their machines certified. In Dabwali, two firms were fined Rs 2,400 and Rs 4,000 for not cleaning paddy. We have no confirmed update on whether buying stopped or the licenses were restored. Farmers should clean their paddy before taking it to the mandi.
Second FIR Over Suspected UP Paddy, MFMB Portal Under Scanner
The Tribune reports that police registered a second FIR in two days over suspected paddy inflow from Uttar Pradesh. Investigators will examine the e-procurement system, gate passes, vehicle movement records, procurement data, and available CCTV footage, and the Meri Fasal Mera Byora (MFMB) portal is under scrutiny.
In a related report from Kurukshetra, farmers have alleged land misuse and fake paddy sales at MSP linked to the portal. These are allegations, and the matter is under investigation. Farmers should check their own registration and crop details.
Gurugram Demolishes 8 Concrete Plants, Jhajjar Tightens Pollution Checks
The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram demolished eight ready-mix concrete (RMC) plants in Bhondsi, Daulatabad, Dhumaspur, Berhampur and Maidawas on Tuesday. An official said the aim is to control dust and air pollution. In Jhajjar, daily pollution inspections and reporting have been made mandatory, and illegal firecracker units were raided.
Beekeeping Brought Under the Bagwani Bima Yojana
Haryana has brought beekeeping under the Mukhyamantri Bagwani Bima Yojana. Beekeepers can get insurance cover of up to Rs 6.25 lakh for bee colonies and boxes, and the report says the premium is fixed at Rs 50 each.
More Haryana Headlines
- Boxing Federation: The Punjab and Haryana High Court has asked the Boxing Federation of India to keep in abeyance its 28 October general body meeting, called to consider a no-confidence motion against president Ajay Singh, until 13 November.
- Fatehabad: Farmers protested outside the deputy commissioner’s office on Tuesday demanding compensation for crop losses from unseasonal rain and hailstorms.
- Official postings: Haryana has directed that officials caught in bribery trap cases should not be posted in the same district where their cases are being tried.
- Panipat: A 21-year-old worker died and another suffered about 50 percent burns in a fire at a yarn factory.
What to Watch Next
- 30 October to 2 November: state-level Ratnavali Festival at Kurukshetra University.
- 1 November: Haryana Day celebrations at Kurukshetra University, which President Droupadi Murmu is reported to attend.
- 13 November: the period for which the High Court has held the Boxing Federation meeting.
Conclusion
The takeaway from Today Haryana News 28 October 2026: big investment proposals have arrived, but paddy mandis in Sirsa and the MFMB portal remain a pressure point for farmers. Farmers should clean paddy and verify their registration before selling, and readers should watch whether the Rs 12,000 crore proposals turn into real projects. Stay with CWB HINDI NEWS for the next daily update.
Sources
- The Tribune – Haryana
- Gujarat visit investment proposals
- Kalanwali mandi licence suspensions
- Second FIR over UP paddy
- MFMB row in Kurukshetra mandi
- Gurugram RMC plants demolished
- Jhajjar pollution vigil
- Beekeeping insurance
- Boxing Federation meeting on hold
- Fatehabad farmers’ protest
- Panipat yarn factory fire
- Ratnavali Festival and Haryana Day
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