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Job in th Chadhagarh Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala met BJP National President JP Nadda in New Delhi on Monday amidst a tussle in the BJP-JJP alliance. Both of them had a meeting for about an hour. On the meeting with Nadda, Dushyant said that Lok Sabha-Assembly elections are coming in Haryana, Assembly elections in Rajasthan, in such a situation how to move forward, all these topics have been discussed. He said that positive discussions took place during the meeting and in this way we will continue to move forward. Dushyant said that JJP is strengthening itself on all the 90 seats in the state. On the other hand, sources say that during the meeting, discussions were held regarding the BJP-JJP alliance in Haryana, the political activities of the state, the works of the government and the ...

Panipat | Vicious cheated Rs 20.36 lakh on the pretext of sending ex-army's son to Canada on work visa. The victim's allegation kept her son hostage in Bangkok for 25 days. The visa given by the accused was found fake in the investigation. Police Station Tehsil Camp has registered a case on the basis of the complaint of the victim. Omkanwar of Sector-18, who retired from the army, told the police in his complaint that his younger Arvind is unmarried. He has known Eldico resident Jasbir for a long time. He also talked about sending Arvind abroad and the matter was settled for Rs 22 lakh. He gave 20 lakh rupees in 3 times.

Tokyo | Japan's new rocket failed in its first flight. The engine of the second stage did not turn on, the scientists blew it up in space itself. Earth observation satellite was being sent in this rocket. Due to this, the Japanese Space Agency JAXA i.e. Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency has suffered huge losses. The Japanese Space Agency built this rocket three decades later to launch satellites at a cheaper price from Elon Musk's SpaceX company. Last month, an attempt to launch this rocket was postponed.

With the Pennsylvania district map upheld — and the candidate filing deadline passed — a look at who’s running in the primaries for each of the state’s new House districts. After a one-of-a-kind first three months of the year, featuring a court-ordered re-drawing of the state’s congressional map, a court battle over that order, and a separate congressional special election under the old map that’s now finally over, it’s finally time for Pennsylvania to begin its primary season in all 18 of its new congressional districts. Those races may very well determine which party starts 2019 with control of the House of Representatives. The filing deadline for candidates passed earlier this week, just one day after a pair of court rulings exhausted all remaining challenges to the new map — ...