The Foreign Contribution Regulation Amendment Bill introduces stringent provisions that critics argue shift from regulation to asset control, raising concerns about NGO independence and operational freedom in India.
The Centre encourages departments to withdraw pending minor offence cases under the Jan Vishwas Bill, aiming to resolve 5 crore court cases and decriminalise 1,000 provisions.
The Gujarat State Commission for Women resolved 74% of applications in 2024-25, with Nari Adalats handling 3,845 cases. The report highlights efforts against harassment and dowry issues.
Union Minister Jitendra Singh praised CFTRI's healthy food technologies for extending shelf life of traditional ethnic and millet-based foods, while urging the institute to enhance digital outreach to connect with younger generations.
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Mahatma Phule Samaj Seva Mandal urges Maharashtra government to take immediate action against fake babas and buwas exploiting people through superstition across caste and religious lines.
Australia's ban on social media for children under 16 is drawing global interest, with eight countries exploring similar measures. The government is ramping up enforcement amid resistance from Big Tech firms.
Following a surprise inspection by Lokayukta Justice BS Patil, the Belagavi Institute of Medical Sciences addressed infrastructure and administrative deficiencies, including structural repairs and e-pharmacy implementation.
Following strong opposition from residents of Galibeedu and Vanachalu villages, the gram panchayat has dropped plans to open a cafe adjacent to Chappanda Kere lake. The protest highlighted concerns over infrastructure and environmental impact.
Udupi Deputy Commissioner Swaroopa TK has issued strict directives to curb substance abuse among youth, including mandatory inspections of medical shops and educational institutions, and awareness campaigns across the district.
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Food and Supplies Department in Hisar conducted a surprise inspection at a Kiryana store on Dabwali Road, Sirsa, seizing eight LPG cylinders to curb potential black-marketing linked to the Iran-Israel conflict.
Recent data reveals a positive trend in groundwater recharge post-monsoon 2025, with 73 wells across India showing significant water level increases, indicating improved hydrological conditions and government efforts.
The Juvenile Justice Committee of the high court has directed that children in Kanpur's government shelter homes be admitted to schools under the Right to Education Act, ensuring their educational rights.
Punjab's power engineers association protests government amendments allowing IAS officers to lead technical power utilities, citing violations of long-standing agreements and threats to professional management.
The Central government has appointed 57 new arbitrators across Maharashtra to fast-track over 28,000 pending land acquisition compensation claims for national highway projects, some delayed for three years.
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Experts call for a new law to address elder care needs, with government assessment to shape policy and potential separate legislation for better implementation.
A stampede at a temple in Biharsharif left many injured, with locals citing inadequate crowd management and administrative lapses as key causes of the tragedy.
Hisar food department raids seize 73 cylinders in black marketing crackdown. Officials assure normal supply with 19,046 cylinders in stock, but villagers protest over delivery issues.
The Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in Surat held its first general meeting in a year, with members warning that delayed meetings have stalled key decisions on animal welfare, dog population control, and infrastructure development.
In Lucknow, only 10 applications for hit-and-run death compensation were filed despite 128 deaths in two months, highlighting poor awareness of government schemes like PM-RAHAT and Rah-Veer.
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A TOI investigation reveals dangerous conditions in Delhi's mixed-use markets: overloaded electrical systems, absent fire exits, and regulatory gaps after Palam blaze killed nine.
Residents of Brook Bond and Jupiter colonies in Hyderabad's Kakaguda area suffer from foul smells, flooding, and health risks due to poorly maintained open drains, with authorities planning phased action.
The government claims the FCRA amendment bill aims to fix loopholes in the 2010 law, but critics argue it will make NGOs more vulnerable to arbitrary actions and intimidation.
A parliamentary committee raises urgent concerns about Punjab's groundwater depletion and heavy metal contamination, stressing enforcement of extraction norms and reporting delays in monitoring equipment installation.
Organized efforts by governments globally are intensifying to shield children from social media harms, with new policies and programs aimed at fostering healthier digital habits.
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The Old Goa gram sabha has decided to conduct a carrying-capacity study and temporarily ban mega projects until completion. The meeting also addressed garbage dumping, CCTV installation, and beautification of blind spots.
Bihar's labour department details mechanisms to tackle bonded labour, focusing on rescue operations, financial aid up to Rs 3 lakh, and inter-state coordination for migrant workers.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has proposed a five-year age relaxation for candidates whose eligibility for government recruitment exams expired, along with fresh opportunities for SSC-type examinations.
The Jan Vishwas Bill proposes to remove jail terms for first-time offenders in traffic, pollution, and other minor violations, replacing them with fines and penalties.
A proposed transgender bill in India has sparked widespread fear and anger, with activists warning it could force many back into begging or sex work. The controversy recalls Kshama Bindu's 2022 self-marriage as a protest against gender norms.
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The Mysuru Urban Development Authority is under fire for approving a telecom tower lease at just Rs 265 per month, allegedly without standard terms or formal agreements, raising governance concerns.
