Haryana approves school infrastructure plan and travel agent regulations

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini announced a plan worth over Rs 2,000 crore to strengthen infrastructure in government schools across the state. The initiative aims to provide new buildings for more than 400 government schools by the end of December 2027 to ensure modern facilities and better learning environments.

In a separate move to combat overseas job fraud, illegal migration, and human trafficking, the Haryana Cabinet approved the Haryana Registration and Regulation of Travel Agents Rules, 2026. The new rules make registration mandatory for all new and existing travel agents operating in the state. Under these regulations, agents must undergo police verification and pay a registration fee of Rs 5,000 per service category. Registered agents will receive digital certificates with QR codes for easy verification by the public.

Additionally, during a grievance redressal meeting in Gurugram, the Chief Minister addressed various public complaints. He directed the formation of committees in Gurugram and Manesar to inspect the maintenance of public toilets and ordered disciplinary action against officials involved in the wrongful creation of property IDs.