Chandigarh School Head Alleges Fund Irregularities
Sonia Sharma, president of GMSSS Sector 46-D school committee, alleges unauthorized signatory changes and improper handling of Samagra Shiksha scheme funds in Chandigarh.
Category : Public Policy
Chandigarh May Study State Policies for Outsourced Job Security
UT Administrator Gulab Chand Kataria indicates Chandigarh may examine other states' policies to strengthen job security for outsourced employees, following BMS delegation concerns over recent terminations.
Kanpur MLA Distributes Tricycles to 30 Disabled Persons
Ghatampur MLA Saroj Kureel distributed tricycles to 30 disabled individuals under the Artificial Limb and Assistive Devices scheme in Kanpur. She urged them to become self-reliant through government welfare initiatives.
Ludhiana MC Starts Door-to-Door Cow Dung Collection
The Municipal Corporation in Ludhiana has initiated door-to-door cow dung collection at Haibowal dairy complex to prevent pollution in Buddha Dariya, with a three-year tender awarded for waste management.
Karnataka Commission Chairman Meets Civic Workers in Mysuru
Karnataka State Commission for Safai Karmachari chairman P Raghu held an interactive meeting with pourakarmikas in Mysuru, addressing grievances including wages, healthcare, and mechanization of sanitation work.
BSWC Chairperson Stresses Women's Sensitization for POSH Act
Bihar State Women Commission chairperson Apsara Mishra emphasized sensitizing women for better POSH Act implementation at a CUSB workshop, highlighting workplace safety initiatives.
Karnataka Special School Staff Protest Over Funding Issues
Special school teachers and non-teaching staff in Karnataka will protest at Freedom Park, Bengaluru on January 28, demanding resolution of funding delays and pay disparities affecting schools for children with disabilities.
Time Limits Set for MM Hills Pilgrimage After Leopard Attack
Following a fatal leopard attack, Chamarajanagar district restricts trekking to Male Mahadeshwara Hills shrine, imposing time limits and alternative transport arrangements for devotees' safety.
60kg Pangolin Scales Seized in Multi-State Wildlife Bust
Palamu Tiger Reserve officials seize 60kg pangolin scales and other wildlife trophies in coordinated operation across three states. Authorities call for stronger pre-emptive measures against wildlife crime networks.
Gujarat CM Orders Visitor Policy for Protected Forests
Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel has instructed officials to create a comprehensive visitor policy for protected forest areas in Gujarat, aiming to balance tourism with conservation.
India's National Harmony Institution Quietly Retreats
An opinion piece examines the quiet retreat of the National Foundation for Communal Harmony, questioning its current role and effectiveness in promoting unity in India.
Mysuru's Bogadi Road Pedestrian Revival Workshop
MSA students presented mapping studies and design proposals at AIISH campus workshop to improve pedestrian accessibility on Bogadi Road for disabled individuals, students, and senior citizens in Mysuru.
Lucknow's Four New Sewage Plants for Gomti Cleanup
Jal Nigam plans four new sewage treatment plants with 342 MLD capacity to intercept untreated waste from major drains flowing into Gomti River.
Madurai Sewage Crisis: Residents Struggle, Seek Solution
Residents in Madurai's Aruldosspuram face sewage overflow into homes and streets for over a week, causing health hazards and daily disruptions, with officials promising a fix.
ISEC Faculty Shaped India's Agricultural Policies
Faculty members from the Institute for Social and Economic Change have played crucial roles in key agricultural developments, including Karnataka's irrigation projects and national sericulture policies.
Heritage Building in Neyyattinkara Faces Collapse
A 100-year-old education department building in Neyyattinkara civil station is on the verge of collapse. Termite damage and lack of maintenance threaten this historic structure.
Tribal Leaders Demand Separate Corporation for Jenu Kuruba, Koraga
Tribal leaders from Kodagu and Dakshina Kannada urge Karnataka govt to form a separate corporation for Jenu Kuruba and Koraga communities, citing neglect and lack of access to benefits.
Bijnor Villagers' Underpass Demand Rejected, Protest Ends
NHAI rejects underpass proposal near Hemraj Colony on NH-34, leading to forceful eviction of villagers' protest after seven months. Bengali Hindu migrants affected.
Mission Suraksha: Shivamogga's Cure for Child Marriages
Mission Suraksha in Shivamogga effectively combats child marriages and encourages minors to report sexual assault and family abuse to police.
Punjab Rescues 31 Child Beggars in Statewide Drive
Punjab authorities rescued 31 child beggars in a special two-day operation across all districts. Four children reunited with parents, while 27 moved to care homes for further action.
Punjab Vet Doctors to Protest on Jan 30 for Pay Parity
Veterinary doctors in Punjab announce a state-level protest march on January 30 at the animal husbandry department office, demanding pay parity and other long-standing benefits.
Nellore BVS School Gets Rs 5.5 Crore Modernization Boost
Municipal Administration Minister Ponguru Narayana announces Rs 5.5 crore for BVS school modernization in Nellore, with 15 municipal schools set for corporate-level upgrades.
Mitti Cafe Opens at Calcutta High Court, Empowers Disabled
Mitti Cafe, run by disabled staff, launches at Calcutta High Court to provide jobs and visibility for people with special needs, supported by Chief Justice.
Cavelossim Rejects Coastal Plan, Opposes Betul Port
Cavelossim gram sabha unanimously rejected the 2019 draft Coastal Zone Management Plan, strongly objecting to a proposed port in Betul village that threatens livelihoods and environment.
Khagaria Villagers Risk Lives Daily Without Bridge
Residents of riverine villages in Khagaria face daily dangers crossing the Bagmati river without a proper bridge, impacting 50,000 people's access to work, education, and healthcare.
Stray Dog Debate: SC Orders Action, Experts Warn Against Quick Fixes
The Supreme Court's January order on stray dogs sparks debate between public safety and humane solutions. Experts argue removal creates new risks, urging scientific ABC programs instead.
Jagannath Temple Cuts Parking Fee to Rs 240 After Outcry
The Shree Jagannath Temple Administration reduces parking charges at Puri guest houses from Rs 500 to Rs 240 per day following widespread devotee resentment.
Who Is The Real Encroacher? Governments Ignore PG Safety
Governments consistently overlook occupancy norms in PG accommodations, compromising resident safety. This deliberate ignorance avoids creating better housing options for people.
Dehradun Pet Dog Policy Finalized with New Rules
Dehradun Municipal Corporation finalizes pet dog policy with fines up to Rs 20,000 for abandonment, leash and muzzle mandates, and a four-dog limit per owner.
Tripura Girl Stops Marriage to Pursue Police Career
A 16-year-old tribal student in South Tripura stopped her forced marriage with institutional help. She wants to continue education and become a police officer.
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