Category : Public Policy


Ghazipur Drain Danger Remains After Mother-Son Drowning

Over a year after a mother and son drowned in an open drain in east Delhi's Ghazipur, the unbarricaded hazard continues to overflow, threatening residents, especially schoolchildren, with civic negligence exposed by recent winter rains.

Boy Dies in Open Drain in Ghaziabad, Second Tragedy This Month

An 11-year-old boy named Aahil died after falling into an open drain in Ghaziabad's Masuri area. This incident marks the second such death in the locality this month, highlighting severe civic negligence and safety lapses in public infrastructure.

Mumbai's Girl Singhams Transform Slums Through Vigilance

In Mumbai's Cheetah Camp and Sathe Nagar, over 1,200 adolescent girls known as 'Girl Singhams' are leading community change, preventing child marriages, reclaiming public spaces, and confronting social issues with CRY's support.

Mohali MC Targets Bigwigs in Anti-Encroachment Drive

Mohali Municipal Corporation's anti-encroachment drive enters day four, targeting influential individuals including a former Punjab Police officer. Commissioner warns of FIRs, cost recovery, and property cancellation for obstruction.

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.

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.

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.

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