Delhi Uses Chicken to Prevent Bird Strikes on Republic Day
Delhi Forest Dept will feed 1,275 kg of boneless chicken at 20 locations to divert black kites from aircraft routes during Republic Day celebrations. A unique safety measure.
Category : Public Policy
Manual Scavenging: A Human Rights Violation in India
A new study from Lucknow University exposes manual scavenging as a severe human rights abuse. Despite bans, caste discrimination forces Dalits into this hazardous work. Read more and demand action.
Jhansi Railway Hires 370 Ex-Servicemen in Pioneering MoU
Jhansi Railway Division signs a landmark MoU with AWPO to deploy 370 ex-servicemen as traffic gatemen and pointsmen, enhancing operational safety. Deployment begins in 15 days.
Parking Woes Disrupt Jaipur's Army Day Parade Rehearsal
Spectators at Jaipur's 78th Army Day parade rehearsal faced major parking and access issues, causing delays and missed segments. A school group saw only 15 minutes. Read the full report.
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Ghaziabad's 14 traffic choke points identified for overhaul
Ghaziabad administration targets 14 key congestion spots including Lalkuan and Loni trisection for road repairs, widening, and beautification to improve traffic flow and city's appearance.
NGT Seeks National Policy on Mass Tree Felling
NGT central bench refers Ayodhya Bypass tree-cutting case to Delhi, seeks nationwide policy for large-scale felling in development projects. Read the full story.
Gurgaon to get 20 new EV charging stations
Gurgaon's MCG signs MoU for 20 new EV charging stations to boost green mobility. Initiative aims to cut pollution & fuel costs. Find out the plan details.
Airport Bus Bay Cuts Stall BMTC Expansion, Hit Ridership
Kempegowda Airport's decision to halve bus bays forces BMTC to shelve Vayu Vajra expansion, causing daily losses of Rs 3-4 lakh and pushing passengers to costlier taxis. Read more.
Bengaluru's Sumanahalli Animal Crematorium Reopens Monday
The Sumanahalli animal crematorium in Bengaluru reopens on Monday after renovation. The facility offers free services for pets and stray animals, easing a critical need for the city's animal lovers.
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Bengaluru's STP Policy Needs Overhaul, Say Experts
BDA President Satish Mallya and expert T Mahesh call for a uniform sewage policy, warning that standalone apartment STPs are insufficient for Bengaluru's drainage crisis. Read more.
Kochi NH Bypass Accident Trap Due to Soil Settlement
Kochi's NH bypass, designed to ease traffic, is causing accidents due to engineering flaws. Learn about the soil settlement issue and the expert committee's search for a solution.
Ayodhya bans non-veg food delivery near Ram Temple
Ayodhya administration imposes a 15-km radius ban on non-vegetarian food delivery near Ram Temple. Hotels warned against serving meat and alcohol. Read the full story.
Bengaluru PG Crackdown: 2 Sealed, Rs 58K Fines
GBA inspected 321 paying guest facilities in Bengaluru, sealing two for hygiene violations and imposing fines after a tragic cylinder blast. Details on the safety drive inside.
Mohali's Rs 7 Crore Pipeline to Solve Waterlogging
Mohali Municipal Corporation greenlights a Rs 7 crore storm water drainage project from Mataur Chowk to N Choe, promising a permanent fix for chronic monsoon flooding in Phase 3B2, Phase VII, and adjoining areas. Read more.
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New SOPs for Religious Sites in Protected Forest & Wildlife Areas
The Indian government has established detailed Standard Operating Procedures for approving religious sites within protected forest and wildlife zones. Learn about the new rules and their implications.
Nagpur Metro to Run Own Buses for Last-Mile Connectivity
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari announces a key amendment to allow MahaMetro to operate its own buses, promising last-mile connectivity within four months. Plans for six-coach trains and action on stray dogs also revealed.
Damaged Sewer Line Triggers Erosion Risk in Ludhiana
A broken sewer line near Buddha Dariya in Ludhiana's old Madhopuri is causing severe erosion, threatening homes and factories. Local leaders demand urgent action. Read more.
62 School Vehicles Found Unfit in Yavatmal, Rs 2.1L Fine
Yavatmal RTO's inspection drive finds 62 school vehicles unfit, imposes Rs 2.1 lakh fine. Vehicles seized until safety repairs are completed. Read about the crackdown.
Buxar Seminar Stresses Ethical Media, Moral Education
At a Buxar college seminar, officials highlighted evolving social values and the media's ethical role in democracy. Calls were made for moral education and responsible expression. Read the key insights.
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Dehradun transport dept inspects Rapido, flags violations
Dehradun transport officials inspected Rapido's office for Motor Vehicles Act violations, including private bike taxis and unpaid fees. Licence suspension recommended. Read for details.
Majnu ka Tila Faces Shutdown Over Safety Violations
Delhi's beloved 'Mini Tibet,' Majnu ka Tila, faces permanent closure of cafes & restaurants due to illegal construction & fire safety risks. Court sets March 2026 deadline for action. Read more.
Ice Skating Rinks Thrive in Pune, Drawing Weekend Crowds
Pune's ice skating rinks are buzzing with activity, fueled by growing interest after India's hockey win. From beginners to athletes, discover the city's cool new weekend escape. Find costs, tips, and locations here.
Youth to Chart India's Development Roadmap at Bharat Mandapam
Young leaders and entrepreneurs will gather at Bharat Mandapam to bridge grassroots realities with national policy, shaping India's future development agenda. Discover the key discussions.
Indore AQI Stations Shut Over Pollution Data Manipulation
MP Pollution Control Board shuts 4 air quality stations in Indore for being placed in gardens to underplay pollution. Data rejected until lapses fixed. Details inside.
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Pune Traffic Crisis: Flyovers Not the Answer, Say Experts
As Pune heads to polls, residents face daily gridlock. Experts reveal why flyovers worsened congestion and what the real solutions are for urban mobility. Read more.
Bengaluru No.1 for Women in India 2025: Avtar Report
Bengaluru retains its crown as India's top city for women in 2025, reveals Avtar's report. Discover the top 5 cities and key regional trends shaping women's inclusion. Read more!
NGTA Ultimatum to Greater Noida on Illegal Constructions
NGTA slams Greater Noida Authority for inaction on illegal colonies extracting groundwater. Tribunal gives one-month final deadline to file report. Next hearing on April 8.
Gig Worker Strike Highlights Systemic Exploitation in India
The December 31 gig worker strike revealed deep flaws in platform work. As companies deny employer status, workers lack rights and social security. Can India's laws catch up?
Gadchiroli Collector Boosts Mahua Processing in Korchi
Gadchiroli collector Avishyyant Panda directs officials to accelerate mahua processing in Korchi, aiming for sustainable tribal income through value addition and better market access.
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Forest Conservation vs Adivasi Land Rights in India
Adivasi communities assert land rights amid exclusionary conservation policies. Explore the justice debate in India's forest governance. Read more for insights.
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