Chandigarh/Haryana, November 4, 2026: Today Haryana News 4 November 2026, is led by the state cabinet’s approval of the Land Pooling Policy-2026. Also in the latest reports: a two-day roadway strike call for 5 and 6 November, a 50 percent work-from-home order for Gurugram offices from 5 November, Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s visit to Ambala, and the guest teachers’ stalled talks.
Read yesterday’s update: Today Haryana News 3 November 2026
Update on yesterday’s story: our 3 November post listed what to expect from the cabinet meeting. The meeting has now taken place, and its decisions are below.
Today Haryana News 4 November 2026: Top Headlines at a Glance
- Cabinet approves all seven agenda items, including the Land Pooling Policy-2026
- A special one-day assembly session is planned for 26 November
- Roadways unions call a statewide strike on 5 and 6 November
- Gurugram: 50% work from home and construction curbs from 5 to 20 November
- Amit Shah to inaugurate the Shaheed Smarak in Ambala on 5 November
- Guest teachers’ talks end without an agreement
- Weather stays mostly dry across Haryana
Haryana Cabinet Decisions: Land Pooling Policy-2026 Approved
Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini chaired the cabinet meeting in Chandigarh, and all seven agenda items were approved, with a one-day special Assembly session to be called on Constitution Day, 26 November.
Under the new land pooling policy, 50 per cent of a project’s saleable area goes to landowners and the other 50 per cent to the development agency. The minimum developed plot is 100 square meters for residential, 500 for institutional, and 250 for industrial use. Landowners will also get interim financial assistance of Rs 1 lakh per acre per year for four years, counted from the date of the sale deed registration. The policy replaces the 2022 policy.
Other decisions that matter to residents:
- Travel agents: registration becomes mandatory for new and existing travel agents under the Haryana Travel Agent Registration and Regulation Rules, 2026, aimed at fraud, illegal foreign recruitment, and “donkey route” cases. The certificate is to be issued within 30 days of police verification and stays valid for three years.
- Junior Lecture Assistant: Recruitment rules now require 10+2 with physics, chemistry, mathematics, or biology, plus five years’ experience as a laboratory attendant for direct recruitment. The direct-recruitment age limit is 18 to 42 years.
- TDR policy: valuation now uses the average collector rate on the application date, and certificates can be used in other low-potential development plans in the state.
Roadways Strike on 5 and 6 November: What Commuters Should Know
The Haryana Roadways Sanjha Morcha and all unions have called a statewide strike on 5 and 6 November over pending demands and in protest against privatization. The unions say around 20,000 employees across 24 depots and 13 sub-depots could take part.
The Morcha said the Director General had issued a letter inviting talks on 3 November, but it planned to boycott that meeting. No settlement had been reported in the sources we checked at the time of writing. Bus services could be hit on both days, so confirm with your depot before planning a journey.
Gurugram and NCR: 50% Work From Home From 5 November
The Gurugram administration has ordered a 50 percent work-from-home arrangement for government and private offices and restricted dust-generating construction and demolition from 5 to 20 November. Violations can invite action under Section 14 of the CAQM Act, 2021. The order is issued in compliance with the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) directions. The CAQM direction also covers Faridabad, Sonipat, Ghaziabad, and Gautam Buddha Nagar, along with Delhi.
Gurugram’s air quality slipped into the very poor category on Tuesday for the first time this season, with the AQI touching 319.
Amit Shah in Ambala on 5 November
Union Home Minister Amit Shah will inaugurate the Shaheed Smarak in Ambala Cantonment on 5 November and then address a gathering at Gandhi Ground. The memorial will open to the public from 6 November. It has been built at a cost of around Rs 800 crore. The visit falls on the same day the roadways strike begins.
Guest Teachers’ Talks End Without an Agreement
On Monday the guest teachers’ association met the Chief Minister’s Chief Principal Secretary for about 30 minutes, but no consensus was reached on regularization. The government’s position, as relayed by the teachers’ spokesperson, is that the speaking order refusing regularization will not be withdrawn. The teachers say 10,757 of them are seeking regularization, and the association says it will decide its next strategy.
Haryana Weather Today
The weather stays mostly dry. Amar Ujala’s forecast puts Hisar at about 31°C and Sirsa at about 30°C, with Chandigarh around 31°C maximum and 16°C minimum. Atal Hind, citing agricultural university data, expects clear, dry weather with light cold in the mornings and evenings until 5 November.
Dates to Note
- 4 November: The Ratnavali festival ends at Kurukshetra University (The Tribune)
- 5 November: Amit Shah in Ambala; roadways strike begins
- 5 to 20 November: Gurugram work-from-home order and construction curbs
- 6 November: Shaheed Smarak opens to the public; second day of the strike
- 25 November: last date for Good Governance Awards-2026 entries (The Tribune)
- 26 November: one-day special Assembly session
- 30 November: last date for unemployment allowance applications (KhabarFast; confirm on the official portal before applying)
Today Haryana News 4 November 2026: Frequently Asked Questions
Will Haryana Roadways buses run on 5 and 6 November?
Unions have called for a statewide strike for both days, and no settlement had been reported at the time of writing. Check with your local depot before travelling.
What is the Haryana Land Pooling Policy-2026?
It is the new policy approved by the cabinet, under which landowners get 50 percent of the saleable area of a project and the development agency gets the rest. It replaces the 2022 policy.
Is work from home mandatory in Gurugram?
Offices must keep physical attendance at 50 percent from 5 to 20 November under the district order.
When does the Ambala Shaheed Smarak open to the public?
It is due to open to visitors from 6 November, a day after the inauguration.
Conclusion
Today Haryana News 4 November 2026, centers on the cabinet’s land pooling decision, the roadways strike call for 5 and 6 November, Gurugram’s work-from-home order, and Amit Shah’s Ambala visit. Come back to CWB Hindi News tomorrow for the next day’s headlines.
Sources
- Aaj Tak – Haryana cabinet decisions
- IANS via Khari News – Land Pooling Policy 2026
- Amar Ujala – Roadways strike on November 5 and 6
- Amar Ujala Rewari – Roadways unions and the 3 November talks
- Haribhoomi – Roadways strike during Amit Shah’s visit
- ANI – Gurugram 50% WFH and construction curbs
- India.com – Gurugram construction ban and AQI
- People Matters – CAQM 50% WFH order
- The Tribune – Amit Shah to inaugurate Shaheed Smarak
- Haryana eKhabar – Guest teachers’ talks
- Amar Ujala – Weather forecast 4 November 2026
- AtalHind – Haryana weather till 5 November
- The Tribune – Ratnavali festival, November 1 to 4
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