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Haryana government

The Haryana government, based in the northern region of India, operates as a state governing authority under the structure of federal parliamentary constitutional republic. The governance model includes an executive, headed by the governor, a judiciary, and a legislative branch. The chief minister is the executive head, elected by the people of the state. Administration is based out of the capital, Chandigarh, and is divided into four divisions for systematic governance. The Haryana government is responsible for the development of the state, creating policies and programs across various sectors including agriculture, healthcare, education, and law enforcement.