Ration Stopped for Nearly 2 Years: Murshidabad Youth Struggles Without Aadhaar
Ration stopped for nearly 2 years: Murshidabad youth struggles without Aadhaar due to severe mobility issues and basic needs
Ration stopped for nearly 2 years: Murshidabad youth struggles without Aadhaar due to severe mobility issues and basic needs
The CBFC has warned IIIT Hyderabad about screening an uncertified documentary on Umar Khalid. The film 'Prisoner No. 626710 is Present' was set for Sept 18, but students cancelled it.
West Bengal closes 252 madrasas, issues show-cause notices to 100 others after survey reveals widespread madrasa irregularities.
Telangana DM Bhatti accelerates employee health card issuance via new trust and corpus fund for faster implementation of the scheme.
Only ₹6.8 crore of ₹365 crore transgender welfare fund reached Garima Grehs by April 2025. RTI reveals systemic funding delays hurting India's transgender shelters.
West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari aims to open 1,000 RSS schools within a year, pushing for a single education system across the state.
Telangana HR Commission orders govt to upgrade school infrastructure after poor toilets and classrooms are found. Spaces are vital for student safety and dignity.
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NITI Aayog reports 8.7 crore young Indians (15‑29) lack education, employment or training, exposing a severe skill gap and job shortage.
Rajasthan's 611 government schools lack buildings, prompting concern as a CJP team faces an alleged attack during a probe into unsafe school conditions.
Congress and CPI(M) claim Census 2027's intrusive questions on parents' religion and birthplace aim to enable surveillance and covertly introduce the NPR.
Tamil Nadu govt withdrew order barring students from joining political protests by Left parties and TNCJP after backlash from student groups.
Haryana govt introduces daily 5-minute yoga breaks for industrial workers to boost wellbeing, with one trainer per 50 employees and voluntary participation.
PM Modi declared Naxal mentality a continuing threat, unveiled free online coaching for exams and AI training for 1 crore youth.
The reforms are aimed at completely curbing unfair practices and making the examination system more transparent, secure and trustworthy for the youth.
Maharashtra mandates Marathi proficiency for Ola, Uber and Rapido drivers, warning licences may be cancelled for non‑compliance.
John Brittas slams the mandatory PMAY logo requirement on beneficiary homes, arguing that welfare schemes should not double as political branding.
John Brittas argues that forcing PMAY logos on beneficiaries' homes turns welfare into political branding, undermining dignity and respect of the poor.
The Union government admits it maintains no central data on unspent CSR funds and has no policy for equitable CSR distribution across states, leaving decisions to company boards despite statutory obligations.
The government will introduce the FCRA Amendment Bill 2026 in Lok Sabha next week to improve transparency in foreign funding amid protests.