The Haryana Human Rights Commission has directed a thorough investigation into allegations that a Class 7 student was repeatedly slapped by a teacher in a Karnal private school, citing violations of child protection laws.
The Indian government has introduced stricter guidelines for posting IPS officers at the Inspector General level, requiring minimum service and merit-based criteria to enhance professionalism.
The Right to Information (RTI) Act is under scrutiny with calls for re-examination to address challenges in implementation and ensure transparency in governance.
BWSSB initiates summer preparedness plan with groundwater analysis to address potential water shortages in Bengaluru's peripheral areas dependent on borewells.
Maharashtra government merges advisory and action bodies into single District Child Labour Action Committees led by district collectors to intensify eradication efforts with monthly reviews.
Nashik Municipal Corporation proposes cutting 17 trees and transplanting 3 along Ambad MIDC stretch for road widening ahead of 2027 Simhastha Kumbh Mela, with compensatory plantation planned.
Maharashtra government mandates criminal action against private aided school managements submitting forged documents during teacher and staff recruitment, following the Shalarth ID scam in Nagpur.
The Supreme Court of India has directed the inclusion of menstrual education for boys in school curricula to combat stigma and promote gender equality.
Over 100 villagers from Chimbel participated in a Maha Andolan at Old Goa, continuing their protest despite the government's announcement to relocate the Unity Mall and Prashaasan Stambh projects away from their area.
Civic workers in Madikeri protested at Gonikoppal GP office, demanding eviction of fish and pork markets near their homes for a hygienic environment and rehabilitation.
Lucknow Municipal Corporation's recent drive in Bijnor area exposed illegal dairy operations in residential houses, seizing 19 animals. Residents complained of unhygienic conditions and health risks from animal waste.
Surat Municipal Corporation plans to fully recycle construction and demolition waste within two years, using its PPP-model plant that processes 300 tonnes daily, contributing to its top Swachh Survekshan 2024 ranking.
The Supreme Court of India has clarified that its ruling on providing free sanitary napkins aims to address absenteeism among girl students, emphasizing the judgment's broader educational impact beyond legal stakeholders.
Supreme Court rules that failing to provide sanitary napkins undermines the right to free and compulsory education, emphasizing menstrual health awareness for all students.
In a landmark judgment, the Supreme Court has mandated all schools across India to provide free sanitary napkins and separate, disabled-friendly toilets for students, regardless of school management.
Agartala Municipal Corporation announces comprehensive plan to relocate 1,200 stray dogs to specialized shelters following Supreme Court guidelines, focusing on animal welfare and public safety.
The BJP has reiterated its unwavering commitment to ensuring justice for all citizens, addressing the ongoing controversy surrounding UGC rules. The party emphasizes that the government's policies are designed to uphold fairness and equality in higher edu
Trichy MP Durai Vaiko held a review meeting with railway and NHAI officials to discuss the elevated rotary at G Corner junction, aiming to expedite construction by addressing land requirements.
Ajit and Priyanka from Haryana are walking 951km with their daughter to advocate for cowsheds in every village, highlighting stray cattle dangers and promoting conservation efforts through the Rashtriya Gokul Mission.
Mohali Municipal Corporation has deferred its door-to-door garbage collection and segregation project following a protest threat from sanitation workers' union over alleged stress-related death.
LMC officials discovered buffaloes and heifers occupying a bedroom in Royal City Colony during a raid on illegal dairies, seizing 18 animals for violating municipal norms.
Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta writes to LG VK Saxena about alleged gender discrimination in Delhi's education department promotion policies, where separate seniority lists for male and female teachers disadvantage women.
The Syro Malabar Church clarifies that a Kerala cabinet decision removes obstacles for eligible unmarried women above 50 to receive pensions, not exclusively for nuns, amid criticism of misleading reports.
Ludhiana authorities install 30 stray dog feeding zones discreetly to avoid resident protests, implementing Supreme Court guidelines to manage animal aggression and public safety.
Cuttack's busy Sikharpur-Jobra arterial road has become a massive garbage dumping site, with piles of waste causing health hazards and traffic issues for residents and commuters.
Dakshina Kannada's excise department reports a significant decrease in CL-5 liquor licences for events in 2025, with only 697 issued compared to 1,027 in 2024. Officials cite fewer events due to Moudya days and stricter enforcement measures.
Manipur Chief Secretary Puneet Kumar Goel announced the government's target to resettle over 10,000 displaced families, comprising more than 40,000 internally displaced persons, by March 2026, with significant progress already made through PMAY-G scheme f
The Kerala government has decided to extend social security benefits to women working in religious institutions, following concerns raised by a nun's sexual assault allegations against a former bishop.
Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority has introduced a formal permit system for installing parking shades in residential areas, with strict rules on materials, location, and pedestrian safety to maintain neighborhood aesthetics and emergency access.
India's Solid Waste Management Rules 2026 aim to address the annual 620 lakh tonnes waste crisis through circular economy principles, four-way segregation, and stricter compliance for bulk generators.