Category : Governance


Hampi Cleanup After FM Sitharaman's Complaint

Vijayanagara DC orders urgent cleanliness drive at Hampi monuments after Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman raised hygiene concerns. Inspection held ahead of Culture Minister's visit.

Mangaluru MRF Project Sparks Resident Concerns

Someshwara Municipality plans a Material Recovery Facility in Bagambila. Residents fear health hazards, but officials assure safe, scientific waste management under Swachh Bharat Mission. Read more.

Palamu District Forms Census Cell with Nodal Officer

Palamu district establishes a dedicated census cell with nodal officer and master trainers for the upcoming digital census operations in Jharkhand. Learn about the key appointments and two-stage process.

Delhi Now Has 13 Revenue Districts After Rejig

Delhi's administrative map has been redrawn, increasing the number of revenue districts from 11 to 13. The reorganisation, notified on 26 December 2025, merges Shahdara with other districts. Read the full details and implications here.

Railways to Double Train Capacity in Major Cities

Indian Railways unveils a massive 5-year plan to double train capacity in major cities, focusing on track tripling and quadrupling. Key routes in Delhi, Mumbai, and Chennai set for major upgrades.

New Delhi Railway Station Parking Fees Revised

Indian Railways rationalizes parking fees at New Delhi station to ease congestion. New rates offer relief for short stays, hike charges for commercial vehicles. Details inside.

CAG Flags NHAI Lapses in Punjab Highway Project

CAG report reveals imprudent NHAI decisions led to delays & ₹41.7 crore cost overrun in Ludhiana-Talwandi NH-5 project. Audit highlights flawed use of financial aid scheme.

Gurgaon approves road widening, FOB near Atrium Place

To ease traffic and improve pedestrian safety near Udyog Vihar's Atrium Place, Gurgaon authorities have approved widening a service road to three lanes and constructing a foot overbridge. Read about the key decisions from the district road safety committe

Indian Army Allows Limited Social Media Use for Soldiers

The Indian Army relaxes its blanket ban on social media, permitting over 11.5 lakh soldiers limited use of apps like Instagram, WhatsApp, and Signal under strict guidelines. Learn about the new policy's key rules.

Rethinking Governance with Citizen at the Centre

Santosh Nargund argues that good governance in India requires transparency, inclusivity, and responsiveness, not just scheme outcomes. Discover the path to true citizen-centric governance.

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