Category : Public Policy


HAM Radio Helps Reunite Long-Lost Inmate With Family

After 14 years in jail, Shakuntala Lamchini was reunited with her family in Kolkata, thanks to a nationwide search by HAM radio volunteers. Read this heartwarming story of perseverance and community effort.

Aravalli Row: Onus on Centre to Bridge Trust Deficit

A recent Supreme Court order on the Aravalli forests highlights a critical trust deficit between states and the Centre. The editorial argues the Union government must take the lead in resolving this environmental and federal crisis. Read the full analysis

Ludhiana traffic chaos as road dividers vanish

Ludhiana's key corridors descend into gridlock as vital road dividers are stolen or destroyed. Residents demand action as traffic anarchy risks safety near schools and hospitals.

Israel to Regulate Highway Project Contractors

Israel's government announces new regulations for highway contractors following a fatal accident. The move aims to enhance safety and oversight in infrastructure projects.

31 Begging Children Rescued in Mohali in 3 Days

Mohali district rescues 31 begging children in three days, leading Punjab's Jeevanjot campaign. 68 children saved since August. Minister warns of strict action against child trafficking.

Chandigarh teachers detained, demand UGC benefits

Over 125 aided college teachers in Chandigarh were detained during a peaceful protest demanding UGC benefits. Cacta accuses UT administration of delaying implementation despite central funding.

Shalimar Bagh gets ₹7.8 crore PWD revamp

Delhi's PWD launches a ₹7.8 crore phased upgrade in Shalimar Bagh, blending folk art murals with road widening, drainage, and pedestrian safety works. Read details.

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.

Delhi BS-VI Drive: 419 Vehicles Turned Away at Borders

Delhi's enforcement drive against non-compliant vehicles intensifies. 419 cars turned away, 374 fined on Day 2. Police manage to avert major traffic snarls despite rigorous checks. Read the latest updates.

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