Good Governance

Not Getting Rs 2000 Notes From ATM? Here’s Why

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in a written reply in Lok Sabha said that no instructions have been given to banks for filling or not filling Rs 2,000 notes in Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) as lenders make their own choice for loading of cash vending machines.

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More Than 1 Lakh Shiksha Mitras Gather In Lucknow; Demands Equal Pay

A video shared by @Vershasingh26 shows more than 1 lakh Shiksha Mitras gathering at Ramabai Ambedkar Maidan in Lucknow with their demands. Shikshamitras have named this demonstration – Mahasammelan. Both men and women Shiksha Mitras have arrived from 75 districts of Uttar Pradesh. As per the information provided by Dainik Bhaskar, they demand equal pay for similar work. That means, like assistant teachers, they should also be paid Rs 40,000. #Job #Protest #Lucknow

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Bihar: Part Of Under-Construction Bridge Collapses; Video Goes Viral

According to the information revealed by IANS, an under-construction bridge partially collapsed in the Patna district on February 20; however, no casualties were reported. The incident occurred at the partially constructed Bihta Sarmera four-lane state highway 78, connecting Patna to Nalanda, at Rustam Ganj village under Naubatpur block in the district.
The video of the incident has gone viral on the internet. #Bihar #Bridge

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No Police Personnel Present At Ayodhya Police Post: Watch Video

The case is of Shahganj police post of police station Inayatnagar. In the video shared by @bstvlive, a dog can be seen resting on an empty chair. As per the information, there were no police personnel present at the post then. The video has now gone viral on social media and has raised concerns regarding the unavailability of police officers and mismanagement. #UP #Police

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Another Lake Created Under Delhi’s Initiative To Turn National Capital Into City Of Lakes

Under the Delhi Government’s ambitious City of Lakes project, Several lakes were created, including the Nilothi Lake. The video covering the glimpse of the lake was shared by @ankit_delhii on Twitter. “Development of city can be made sustainable when environment & ecology are conserved,” reads the caption. Delhi Jal Board aims to transform the Indian capital, globally infamous for toxic air, into a city of lakes. It has given Delhi 14 new lakes and 35 water bodies over a span of five-six years. #lake #Delhi #Environment

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Good Governance

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

A remote village Anganwadi in Nagpur uses AI, VR, and smart technology to revolutionise early childhood education and bridge the rural-urban digital divide.
India launches a negative points system for driving licenses to deter dangerous driving and reduce road accidents.
The Government of India’s 2025 VOPPA Regulation Order mandates stricter producer registration and monthly data reporting to curb hoarding and stabilise edible oil supply and prices.
Telangana’s Jeevandan initiative earned national acclaim for achieving the highest organ donation rate in India, transforming healthcare outcomes through public trust and law-backed governance.
29 national highway projects spanning 272 km and costing ₹5,233 crore were inaugurated in Andhra Pradesh, aiming to improve connectivity, reduce transport costs, and drive inclusive growth aligned with India’s infrastructure goals.
The Andhra Pradesh government prohibits all political displays and restricts school access to maintain disruption-free, focused learning environments.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi reaches Varanasi to release Rs 20,500 crore to 9.7 crore farmers as part of the 20th PM-KISAN instalment.
Delhi’s month-long cleanliness drive led by CM Rekha Gupta targets accumulated waste in government offices and public spaces with active citizen participation and a new reporting portal.
Delhi’s new hot air balloon rides aim to enhance eco-tourism, offering aerial views of restored Yamuna green zones and major sports complexes.
On August 2, Andhra Pradesh will inaugurate the Annadata Sukhibhava scheme providing direct cash transfers totaling ₹7,000 to 46.8 lakh eligible farmers, integrating state and central government support with streamlined delivery systems.
Andhra Pradesh police have launched Operation TRACE, a state-wide drive using technology and community action to locate thousands of missing girls and support their safe return to families.
Indore district mandates helmet use for two-wheeler riders by refusing petrol to violators, backed by strict legal enforcement.
The Unified Pension Scheme guarantees assured pension benefits and extended enrolment for over 25,750 retired central government employees under the National Pension System framework.
Delhi's new policy allowing women to work night shifts legally aims to boost workforce participation with strict safety measures.
The installation of the direct unlocking system at Dinanagar Railway Station is a key advancement in reducing human error while complementing extensive track and coach modernisation efforts across Jammu and Kashmir.
Delhi Traffic Prahari App Empowers Over 2 Lakh Citizens, Issuing 6 Lakh Reports, Rewards Rs 50,000
India’s government-backed e-Sanjeevani telemedicine platform has enabled nearly 350 million virtual consultations, bridging healthcare gaps nationwide.
PM Viksit Bharat Rozgar Yojana aims to generate 3.5 crore formal jobs by 2027, supporting youth with wage-linked incentives.
Kerala High Court demands proactive daily road inspections and strict accountability from engineers to prevent fatal accidents caused by potholed roads.
Central Government Allows Employees Thirty Days Paid Leave Annually for Family Support and Elderly Parent Care
Karnataka Withdraws 6,000 GST Notices, Declares Essentials Tax-Free, Easing Crisis for Small Business Owners
India Restarts Tourist Visas for Chinese Nationals After Five-Year Ban, Signals Shift in Bilateral Relations
The Union government will install AI facial recognition at busy railway hubs integrated with sexual offender data to safeguard millions of passengers daily.
Karnataka Police now strictly limit siren use during VIP movements, allowing sirens only for genuine emergencies to reduce noise, accidents, and security threats.