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Welfare Populism Threatens India's Fiscal Health

State-level welfare expansion is pushing India into a debt trap, risking national economic stability. Experts call for a unified National Welfare Policy based on fiscal discipline and transparency. Read more.

Welfare Populism vs Fiscal Stability: India's Choice

State-level welfare expansion is pushing India into a debt trap, risking national economic stability. Experts argue for a unified National Welfare Policy based on fiscal discipline and transparency. Read more.

New DSW Omprakash Rai Takes Charge at VKSU, Ara

Omprakash Rai, the new Dean of Students' Welfare at Veer Kunwar Singh University, Ara, outlines his vision for holistic student development, discipline, and grievance redressal. Read about his priorities and student expectations.

Australia's Social Media Ban: Can India Replicate It?

Australia's landmark ban on social media for users under 16 sparks global debate. We examine its feasibility in India, the massive challenges, and potential alternatives to an outright ban. Explore the future of online safety for minors.

MGNREGA shrinks while free food grain scheme grows

Analysis reveals a policy pivot from MGNREGA to free food grains, driven by electoral narratives and short-term visibility. Explore the implications for India's social welfare framework.

SHRC: Expand Vayomitram to All Grama Panchayats

Kerala's Human Rights Commission recommends extending the Vayomitram scheme for seniors to all local bodies and lowering the age limit. Read about the financial hurdles and proposed solutions.

Musical Tribute for Martyrs in Vadodara on Sunday

Rotary Club Jawaharnagar Charitable Trust announces 'Ek Shaam Fauji Ke Naam' musical fundraiser in Vadodara. Event honours martyrs, supports families & funds social projects. Details inside.

Mobile Toilets for Bengaluru Traffic Cops Launched

Bengaluru launches a mobile toilet initiative for traffic police, addressing hygiene challenges. The project aims to improve the well-being of officers on long, demanding shifts. Read more about this innovative urban solution.

Bagaha Health Centre Crisis: 3 Staff for 13 Posts

The Buniyad Centre in Bagaha, West Champaran, operates with just 3 staff against 13 sanctioned posts, crippling essential care for elderly, disabled & widows. Read about the severe impact and local demands for action.

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