Haryana CM unveils The Sunday Guardian, The Daily Guardian in Chandigarh

Chief Minister of Haryana, Manohar Lal Khattar congratulated the entire ITV Network on the launch of the newspapers The Sunday Guardian and The Daily Guardian in Chandigarh on Saturday, as well as for the completion of 14 years of India News channel.

- VIPIN PARMAR & TARUNI GANDHI

The ITV Network, of which The Sunday Guardian, The Daily Guardian and India News are a part, organised the largest ever political dialogue held in the the states of Haryana, Punjab, and Himachal Pradesh, called “Capital Dialogue 2023”.

When asked about the recent BJP victory in three states, the Haryana CM asserted that the triumph stood as a testament to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s adept leadership and the Bharatiya Janata Party’s people-centric policies. It symbolized public endorsement for a developed India by 2047 and reflected Haryana’s enthusiasm for the BJP, showcasing faith in the party’s policies as the electorate rejects the politics of deceit and manipulation.

When asked about the significance of public participation in achieving a developed India status by 2047, CM Khattar said that this ambitious goal relied on the active involvement of citizens. In Haryana, a concerted effort, similar to this nationwide endeavour, is fostering substantial enthusiasm among its residents, an endorsement echoed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Daily engagement of over 40,000 individuals in this transformative journey provides them with direct insights into governmental plans at both central and state levels. Additionally, on-thespot services such as rectifying identification documents, issuing senior citizen cards, facilitating loans through schemes like the Prime Minister’s Self-Help Group Scheme, and conducting property registrations under ownership schemes exemplify the tangible impact of this inclusive approach toward national development.