Good Governance

Good Governance

Recognising exemplary leadership, progressive policies, and impactful governance initiatives driving transformation and public welfare.

Delhi’s fuel ban on old vehicles, affecting lakhs, is deferred to November 1 after technical and public concerns.
Bihar government restricts 35% women’s job quota to permanent residents and establishes Youth Commission for employment.
Toll charges on National Highways with major structures will now be up to 50% lower, easing travel costs for millions.
Maharashtra institutes a week-long celebration every October to honour the 2,500-year classical legacy of the Marathi language.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the first foreign leader to receive Trinidad and Tobago’s highest civilian award, marking a new era in India-Caribbean relations.
Pilot scheme brings essential commodities directly to the homes of 15 lakh elderly and disabled in Tamil Nadu.
Chandigarh becomes India’s first Union Territory to mandate a weekly formal dress code for government school teachers and principals, aiming to foster professionalism and unity.
India’s first dedicated wildlife corridor on a national highway features five overpasses, a 1.2 km underpass, and 35,000 trees, ensuring safe animal movement and eco-friendly infrastructure near Ranthambore.
Telangana introduces a draft bill to establish a welfare board and fund, ensuring social security for gig workers.
India’s Passport Seva 2.0 brings e-passports, expanded service centres, and record issuance, transforming citizen travel and access.
For the first time, Maharashtra will cut electricity tariffs by 26% over five years, offering major relief to nearly 3 crore consumers, especially low-usage households