Chandigarh/Haryana, November 9, 2026: Today Haryana News 9 November 2026 is led by Vishwakarma Day, a gazetted and public holiday in Haryana, with banks and schools shut. Air quality in Gurugram and Faridabad slipped into the “very poor” range after Diwali, and the full cracker ban returns in the NCR today. Guest teachers have announced a bigger protest, and the state has notified its Census 2027 dates.
Read our last update: Today Haryana News 7 November 2026
Today Haryana News 9 November 2026: Top Headlines at a Glance
- Vishwakarma Day: public holiday in Haryana, all banks closed
- NCR cracker ban returns from 9 November; GRAP Stage III curbs are reported in force
- Gurugram AQI 306 and Faridabad 323 in the early-morning readings
- Guest teachers observed “Black Diwali” and planned a Kurukshetra protest on 15 November
- Census 2027: self-enumeration 10–24 January, house-to-house count 25 January–28 February
Vishwakarma Day Holiday: Banks and Schools Closed Today
Haryana has a gazetted and public holiday today, Monday, for Vishwakarma Day. All government and private banks, the High Court, and district courts are closed, while central government offices stay open (AtalHind, Khabarfast). Schools are also closed under the state holiday list (PW Live). Online banking and UPI work as usual, but cash deposits and cheque clearing will wait until tomorrow.
Haryana Air Pollution After Diwali: Gurugram and Faridabad
Today Haryana News 9 November 2026 comes with a pollution warning. In early-morning data compiled from CPCB, Gurugram recorded an AQI of 306 and Faridabad 323, both “very poor,” with Faridabad’s Sector 11 touching 408, which is “severe” (HT dashboard via PTI). On Diwali itself, readings varied by station: Gurugram 277 and Faridabad 290 in one report (India TV), and Gurugram 322 in another (Business Standard).
Experts have warned the air could turn “severe” from today. The full ban on selling, storing, and bursting crackers returns in the NCR districts of Haryana. Check your local district order before using any crackers.
Guest Teachers Plan Protest in Kurukshetra on 15 November
Guest teachers observed “Black Diwali” on 8 November over their demand for regularization. They plan a state-level protest in Kurukshetra on 15 November, with a mock parliament outside the Mini Secretariat and then a march to Gherao, the Chief Minister’s camp office (Punjab Kesari, The Tribune). Women teachers from across the state are expected to join. Earlier, Amar Ujala reported that 10,757 guest teachers would not be regularized under the department’s stand and gave the protest dates as 14–15 November. The 15 November date is the one in the latest reports.
Haryana Census 2027 Dates: Self-Enumeration From 10 January
Haryana’s nodal officer for Census 2027, Dr. Sumita Misra, has notified the schedule for the second phase (Punjab Kesari):
- 10–24 January 2027: self-enumeration, where you enter your family’s details online
- 25 January–28 February 2027: house-to-house population count
- 1–5 March 2027: five-day revision round
Farmers, Health and Voter List Updates
More in Today Haryana News 9 November 2026 (as reported by Punjab Kesari):
- Paddy: Rs 161.50 crore of procurement payments are still pending despite record purchases, according to government figures
- Livestock: free vaccination is planned for 42 lakh buffaloes and 20 lakh cows
- Dengue: more than 800 new cases in three months
- Voter list: final publication under the SIR exercise moved to 30 November
Haryana Weather Today
Khabarfast, citing IMD, reports a rain alert for Haryana, Delhi and Punjab, with the weather changing from 10 November because of a western disturbance. Our 7 November post mentioned rain around 14 November, so check the latest IMD bulletin for your district.
Dates to Note
- 9 November: Vishwakarma Day holiday; NCR cracker ban returns
- 10 November: weather expected to change
- 15 November: guest teachers’ Kurukshetra protest; paddy procurement ends (as per our 7 November report)
- 24 November: Guru Nanak Jayanti, gazetted holiday
- 30 November: SIR final voter list publication
- 10–24 January 2027: Census self-enumeration
Today Haryana News 9 November 2026: Frequently Asked Questions
Is 9 November 2026 a holiday in Haryana?
Yes. It is a gazetted and public holiday for Vishwakarma Day. Banks and schools are closed, and central government offices are open.
Are crackers allowed in Haryana today?
No. In the NCR districts the full ban returned on 9 November after the two-day green cracker window on 7 and 8 November.
When does Census 2027 self-enumeration start in Haryana?
On 10 January 2027, and it runs until 24 January.
Conclusion
Today Haryana News 9 November 2026 is about the Vishwakarma Day holiday, poor post-Diwali air, the guest teachers’ 15 November protest and the new census dates. Come back to CWB Hindi News tomorrow for the next headlines.
Sources
- AtalHind – 9 November holiday
- Khabarfast – banks closed
- PW Live – Haryana school holidays
- The Tribune – Gurugram, Faridabad cracker nod
- India TV – Diwali AQI
- Business Standard – Delhi-NCR AQI, GRAP III
- PTI via NewsDrum – AQI on 9 November
- Punjab Kesari – guest teachers
- The Tribune – guest teachers, Black Diwali
- Amar Ujala – 10,757 guest teachers
- Punjab Kesari – Census 2027 schedule
- Punjab Kesari – paddy payments
- Punjab Kesari – livestock vaccination
- Punjab Kesari – dengue cases
- Punjab Kesari – SIR deadline
- Khabarfast – IMD weather alert
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