Jaisalmer marks the second chapter of the Deserts of India series, unfolding golden forts, living heritage, intricate havelis, silent dunes and abandoned villages, as the journey deepens beyond Bikaner into Rajasthan’s timeless desert soul.

Over 2.3 million parents attended a statewide parent-teacher meeting across more than 7,500 Punjab government schools, highlighting growing parental engagement in public education.

During the Winter Session of the Haryana Vidhan Sabha, ministers responded to questions on farmer compensation, colony approvals, block formation norms and other issues raised in the House.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini addressed opposition allegations on BPL cards during Question Hour in the Winter Session of the Vidhan Sabha, outlining the government’s process and verification plans.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini highlighted road infrastructure development during Question Hour in the Winter Session of the Vidhan Sabha, citing ongoing projects and connectivity improvements.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini said the government is prepared for discussion on all issues during the Vidhan Sabha session and appealed to the opposition to raise matters related to public interest through meaningful debate.

The Haryana Cabinet has approved the formation of Hansi as the state’s 23rd district, comprising 110 villages from Hansi and Narnaund constituencies, aimed at improving administrative efficiency and service delivery.

Bikaner marks the true opening of the Deserts of India journey, where royal streets meet raw desert trails. The episode captures the city’s heritage, markets and sweeping dunes in their most authentic form.

Deserts of India captures the raw beauty, chaos and charm of India’s most iconic desert landscapes. Two friends hit the road, chase unexpected stories and discover how much adventure hides in the heat, dust and silence of the dunes. It is fun, fast, real and full of moments that make you want to pack your bags and follow the trail.

Following the historic ruling by India's Madras High Court in November 2025 that "cryptocurrencies are property," a significant breakthrough has been achieved in the legal status of digital asset holders.