Maharashtra Govt Orders Respectful Conduct for MLAs, MPs
Maharashtra government directs all departments to treat MLAs and MPs with utmost respect, mandating officials to rise, greet, and address their concerns promptly to enhance governance.
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Centre Announces Major Bureaucratic Reshuffle Across Ministries
Indian government appoints new secretaries for petroleum, telecom, pharmaceuticals and agriculture ministries in major bureaucratic reshuffle. Read about the key changes and their implications.
Haryana HC Slams 8-Year Delay in Teacher Recruitment
Punjab and Haryana High Court expresses deep disappointment over 8-year delay in teacher recruitment process. Court demands immediate action and accountability from state administration.
80-year-old widow wins 51-year pension fight in HC
After 51 years of struggle, 80-year-old Haryana widow Laxmi Devi gets justice as Punjab & Haryana High Court orders release of family pension, gratuity and all dues within two months.
SC voids Tribunal Reforms Act provisions against independence
Supreme Court invalidates key Tribunal Reforms Act 2021 clauses for undermining judiciary. Landmark verdict protects judicial independence. Read full analysis.
MP Cabinet Approves Housing & Welfare Schemes
Madhya Pradesh Cabinet chaired by CM Dr Mohan Yadav approves multiple decisions including housing schemes, welfare measures, and administrative approvals. Key focus on public welfare and development.
Sheikh Hasina Gets Death Sentence Over 2024 Crackdown
A Dhaka tribunal sentences ex-PM Sheikh Hasina to death for the 2024 student protest crackdown. Get the latest on the verdict, reactions, and India's stance.
India Reacts to Bangladesh Ex-PM Death Sentence
India acknowledges Bangladesh tribunal verdict sentencing former PM to death. New Delhi emphasizes constructive dialogue and regional stability. Read full analysis.
Bangladesh Tribunal Rules on Hasina Crimes Against Humanity Case
Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal delivers verdict against Sheikh Hasina, Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, and Chowdhury Abdullah Al-Mamun. Dhaka remains tense amid explosions. Read the full details.
ICT Verdict on Sheikh Hasina Case Today
Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal delivers crucial verdict today in case against Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Follow for live updates and analysis.
IAS Officer Jaibir Singh Discharged in Corruption Case
Special CBI court discharges IAS officer Jaibir Singh in 13-year-old corruption case. Judge cites lack of evidence and procedural flaws. Full analysis of the legal victory.
CAT Stays Termination of Chandigarh Professor
Central Administrative Tribunal stays termination of PGGCG Sector 11 assistant professor after 17 years of service. Legal victory for academic staff security.
JU Invites Applications for 8 Administrative Posts
Jadavpur University launches recruitment drive for 8 key positions including registrar and finance officer after prolonged vacancies. New VC prioritizes staffing to restore institutional efficiency.
Bangladesh Tribunal Verdict on Sheikh Hasina Nov 17
Special Bangladesh tribunal announces November 17 verdict in case against PM Sheikh Hasina. Key developments in ongoing legal battle that could impact regional politics.
Locals Protest Garhshankar's Inclusion in New District Plan
Residents and leaders in Garhshankar demand exclusion from proposed Sri Anandpur Sahib district, citing geographical and administrative concerns. Join the discussion on Punjab's reorganization.
Harbhajan Singh ETO Reviews Amritsar Government Offices
Cabinet Minister Harbhajan Singh ETO conducted surprise inspections of government offices in Amritsar, addressing public grievances and ensuring efficient service delivery.
Tirupur VAO Arrested for Taking Bribe in Land Case
DVAC officials arrest village administrative officer Muthulakshmi for demanding Rs 30,000 bribe for patta name transfer. Caught red-handed in anti-corruption trap.
Karnataka's 55-year faculty age limit sparks protest
Experienced trainers protest Karnataka's controversial age limit for faculty recruitment at Administrative Training Institute, calling it discriminatory and counterproductive.
SC Slams Centre Over Tribunal Law Reforms Delay
The Supreme Court expressed strong displeasure with the Central government for repeatedly seeking adjournments in a crucial case concerning tribunal reforms, warning against wasting judicial time.
Trump courts Central Asia to bypass China rare earth dominance
In a bold geopolitical chess move, former President Donald Trump hosts Central Asian leaders to secure alternative rare earth metals supply chains, challenging China's global monopoly on these critical minerals.
Goa invokes NSA against DM: 3-month detention ordered
In a significant move, the Goa administration has invoked the stringent National Security Act against a District Magistrate, authorizing detention for up to three months citing prevailing circumstances and security considerations.
DM withholds salaries over census delays in GB Nagar
District Magistrate Manish Verma takes strict action against electoral officers for failing to complete house listing operations within deadline. Learn why salaries were withheld and what this means for Gautam Buddh Nagar's administrative accountability.
How Corrupt Bureaucrats Thrive in India's System
An explosive analysis reveals how India's bureaucratic machinery rewards compliance over integrity, creating a culture where corrupt officials flourish while honest civil servants face systematic marginalization.
Haryana HC Slams Govt Over Administrative Apathy Pattern
The Punjab and Haryana High Court delivers sharp rebuke to Haryana government for systemic administrative apathy affecting public welfare. Landmark hearing exposes bureaucratic delays and citizen grievances.
Gujarat Minister's Stern Warning to Officials
Gujarat's Minister of State for Home, Harsh Sanghavi, issues a direct challenge to police and administrative officials, demanding immediate performance improvements or facing strict action in departmental files.
Mamdani's thin resume worries supporters
As Mahmood Mamdani's name circulates for a key position, his limited administrative experience becomes a focal point of discussion, causing unease among both supporters and critics.
Man Orders IPS Officer to Pune Police Commissionerate
In an unprecedented administrative decision, a civilian has directed an IPS officer to report to the Pune Police Commissionerate, challenging traditional police hierarchy and creating waves in Maharashtra's law enforcement circles.
Punjab HC Slams Administration's Apathy, Demands Compassion
The Punjab and Haryana High Court delivers a landmark judgment criticizing bureaucratic rigidity and demanding a more humane approach to governance in Punjab administration cases.
Special Governance Zones: India's Urban Solution
Discover how India's proposed Special Governance Zones could transform urban infrastructure and tackle the administrative crisis plaguing major cities. A revolutionary policy approach to urban reform.
Malerkotla Starts Construction of New Litigant Blocks & Rooms
Malerkotla administration initiates construction of specialized litigant blocks and additional rooms to enhance public service infrastructure and improve citizen experience.
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