Maharashtra OBC Panel Recommends Raising Creamy Layer Limit
The Maharashtra OBC sub-committee recommends increasing the non-creamy layer limit from Rs 8 lakh to Rs 15 lakh and addresses caste inclusion and administrative errors.
The Maharashtra OBC sub-committee recommends increasing the non-creamy layer limit from Rs 8 lakh to Rs 15 lakh and addresses caste inclusion and administrative errors.
Visakhapatnam district administration restores Bangarutalli Koneru tank in Pendurthi mandal at Rs 10 lakh. The project desilts, cleans, and strengthens the bund, benefiting 30 acres of ayacut land and employing 270 laborers daily.
Union agriculture minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan called for prioritizing natural farming due to global volatility, urging farmers to dedicate 20% land to it. He warned against spurious inputs and announced a new pesticide law.
The Vishwa Hindu Parishad is forming mobile squads in Prayagraj to prevent cow smuggling and slaughter ahead of Bakrid, with 11 volunteers per block.
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RecommendedCentre revises PMAY-U 2.0 guidelines, introducing new interest subsidy rules for urban housing loans to benefit one crore poor and middle-class families by 2029.
West Bengal health department asks all private hospitals in Kolkata to empanel with Ayushman Bharat online, with integration of Swasthya Sathi under discussion.
Scientists in Nainital achieve first successful fruiting of Japanese persimmon in Kumaon, offering a potential cash crop for hill farmers. The fruit, sold for Rs 300-400 per kg in Himachal, could boost local economy.
Himachal Pradesh government announces merit-based admissions for sports hostels, replacing first-come-first-serve system to ensure transparency and reward talent.
Women excluded from Mukhyamantri Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana due to technical errors or incomplete e-KYC may get a chance to restore benefits, says minister Meghana Bordikar.
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RecommendedThe UP government has made Farmer ID mandatory for buying subsidised fertilisers to ensure transparency and curb black-marketing. Stricter measures include monitoring committees and legal action.
Maharashtra's farm loan waiver faces delay as model code of conduct for legislative council polls kicks in. The waiver, expected to benefit 35-40 lakh farmers, costing Rs 27,000 crore, awaits cabinet approval post-June 25.
Nashik Municipal Corporation will redesign five key junctions along the Dwarka-Datta Mandir stretch to ease congestion, as part of a Rs 220 crore widening project from six to ten lanes.
Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu Naidu will release Rs 262 crore financial assistance to 1.3 lakh fishermen families under Matsyakara Sevalo scheme on Tuesday, fulfilling an election promise to increase compensation from Rs 10,000 to Rs 20,000 per family.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah declared India 'Naxal-free' during a visit to Bastar, crediting security forces for ending decades of Maoist insurgency. The government now aims to develop Bastar into the most advanced tribal region, though questions remain
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RecommendedFollowing forest minister Eshwar B Khandre's directive, Sakrebailu Elephant Camp undergoes safety overhaul, including musth elephant isolation, regulated bathing, and tariff revision for tourist activities.
Tamil Nadu CM Vijay has directed officials to revamp Amma Canteens, focusing on improving infrastructure and facilities to enhance service quality for the public.
Kerala CM V D Satheesan announced Rs 3,000 more for ASHA workers, free bus travel for women from June 15, and a new department for senior citizens in his first cabinet meeting.
Kerala CM V.D. Satheesan announced free bus travel for women and a new department for the elderly, marking a major welfare push after taking oath.
The West Bengal cabinet has approved the Annapurna scheme, providing Rs 3000 monthly assistance to women from economically weaker families, starting June 1.
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RecommendedThe West Bengal government has announced the implementation of the 7th Pay Commission, free bus travel for women, and the 'Annapurna Bhandar' scheme to provide subsidized food.
Chhattisgarh CM Vishnu Deo Sai distributed PM Awas keys to beneficiaries at Sushasan Tihar in Dhamtari, highlighting the state's commitment to housing for all.
The Uttar Pradesh government has launched four schemes with subsidies to promote indigenous cow breeds and increase milk production, aiming to strengthen the rural economy and dairy farming.
Under PM Suryaghar Muft Bijli Yojana, 48,741 domestic consumers in Amravati circle now pay zero electricity bills, with rooftop solar installations surging.
Nagpur minister Ashish Jaiswal cautions farmers against burning crop residue, citing fire risks, health hazards, and legal action under Section 223 of BNS.
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RecommendedThe 8th Central Pay Commission delegation visited Pune military establishments to understand disabled soldiers' issues amid concerns over proposed income tax exemption changes on disability pensions.
Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis announced a loan waiver for farmers by June 30, 2025. The cabinet sub-committee is finalizing criteria, and the process will begin soon.
Bengaluru Central City Corporation organized street plays at three locations under Swachh Bharat Mission Urban 2.0, promoting waste segregation, plastic reduction, and water conservation.
Delhi forest department will launch Vriksh Rath vehicles to deliver free saplings during monsoon, with planting assistance. Target of 70 lakh saplings, geo-tagging, and Green Awards introduced.
Chhattisgarh has completed over 60% of house-listing for Census 2027, with Gaurela-Pendra-Marwahi leading at 100%. Urban areas lag; CM Sai directs speed-up.
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RecommendedUnion Minister Manohar Lal Khattar emphasized that educating daughters is crucial for strengthening the nation's future, during an event in Haryana.