Good Governance

Save Rivers To Save Mankind!

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Kushinagar District Magistrate Ramesh Ranjan and Chief Development Officer Gunjan Dwivedi inspected the Bansi river ghat. Administration employees were busy cleaning the river, DM and CDO entered the river and willingly cleaned the water body with the other workers after observing its dirty state. He gave the message of sanitisation by cleaning water hyacinth from the river.

We’re grateful for such a step, as rivers need to be saved and protected for a better life!

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Project Ujala: Lucknow Girl Equips Hundreds Of Bicycles With Flashlights To Prevent Road Crashes

Grief-stricken by the death of her maternal grandfather in a bicycle accident, a 22-year-old BBA LLB student in Lucknow has taken it upon herself to make riding a safer experience for others.
Khushi Pandey from Ashiyana Colony has been fixing red flashlights on bicycles, an initiative she calls ‘Project Ujala’.

This initiative gives rechargeable safety lights to daily wage workers who cycle to work to continue earning their livelihood. Her motto is not only to attach reflecting lights on bicycles only on foggy days but to avoid road crashes, whether day or night, summer or winter.

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Say No To Dirty Coasts!

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To ensure that Mumbai remains a Clean and Green City, the BMC has drawn up action plans to preserve the pristine surroundings of different sea beaches. This video shows visuals of tidy Mumbai’s Mahim, Shivaji Park Dadar, and Prabhadevi coasts. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation has ensured such daily cleanup drives.

We appreciate such measures as it makes the beach a nicer, safer place and also improve the coastal and ocean ecosystem!

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Inspection Carried Out In Coimbatore To Identify Low-Lying Powerlines Dangerous For Elephants

Joint inspections by staff from the Forest Department and the Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Corporation (TANGEDCO) have started identifying and rectifying sagging power lines in villages bordering forests in the Coimbatore district. The team has also been working on solutions like insulation with Wildlife Institute of India.

The exercise got a thrust after a tusker got electrocuted from a powerline on private land bordering a forest in Poochiyur village on March 25. The Tangedco staff also fixed barbed wire fences around electric posts at places witnessing the frequent movement of elephants.

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New Delhi: Foam From Toxic Industrial Waste Seen Floating In Yamuna River

Yamuna River Pollution: Pink foam from toxic industrial waste was seen floating in the Yamuna river near Okhla Barrage in New Delhi on March 21. However, this is not the first time toxic foam has been spotted on the Yamuna river.

Last year, just ahead of Chhath Puja in October, heavy foam was spotted on the river. The Delhi Jal Board then sprayed chemicals on the toxic foam to dissolve it.

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Good Governance

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

The newly completed 701-km Samruddhi Mahamarg expressway connects Mumbai and Nagpur, cutting travel time to 8 hours and promising economic transformation across Maharashtra.
Prime Minister Modi inaugurates the 359-metre-high Chenab Rail Bridge, linking Kashmir to India’s railway network for the first time.
India’s new Bharat Forecasting System delivers real-time, hyperlocal weather forecasts at 6.5 km resolution, revolutionising disaster management and rural livelihoods.
Kerala introduces police-supervised complaint boxes in all schools, empowering students to safely report drug abuse and misconduct.
The PMEGP scheme offers collateral-free loans and up to 35% subsidy, enabling aspiring entrepreneurs to launch new businesses and generate employment across India.
In a move to boost transparency, the government now offers free Doordarshan and AIR content to digital creators.
President Droupadi Murmu honoured 139 individuals with the Padma Awards 2025, celebrating achievements across diverse fields and regions of India.
India’s Supreme Court rules that maternity leave is a constitutional right for all women, regardless of the number of children.
The 210-km Delhi-Dehradun Expressway, opening July 2025, will reduce travel time to 2.5 hours and feature Asia’s longest wildlife corridor.
Indian Railways pioneers drone-based cleaning at Assam’s Kamakhya Station, enhancing safety, efficiency, and hygiene in railway maintenance.
Kerala becomes India’s first state to mandate robotics education for all Class 10 students, equipping over 4.3 lakh youth with future-ready skills.
PM Modi inaugurates 103 redeveloped railway stations across 18 states, combining modern amenities with local culture under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme.
Mizoram becomes India’s first fully literate state, achieving a 98.2% literacy rate through the ULLAS initiative.
Nationwide Tiranga Yatras honour the armed forces’ decisive Operation Sindoor response to the Pahalgam terror attack.
Lakhimpur Nagar Palika in UP has waived house tax for Army families, honouring their service and sacrifice.
Hyderabad becomes the first district in Telangana to provide orphaned children with ₹10 lakh health insurance under the Aarogyasri scheme.
Kerala becomes the first Indian state to replace textbooks with social awareness classes for the academic year’s start.
Indian Railways honours India’s bravest by naming over 25 locomotives after war heroes and freedom fighters.
India’s new e-passports, featuring RFID chips and biometric security, are now available nationwide with voluntary upgrades for all valid passport holders.
BSF jawan Rambabu Singh’s death in Pakistan shelling highlights the ongoing human cost of border conflict.
PM Modi’s visit to Adampur Air Force Station follows India’s decisive Operation Sindoor strikes and a fragile ceasefire with Pakistan.
The Andhra Pradesh government has granted a full property tax exemption on homes owned or co-owned by active defence personnel and their spouses within gram panchayat limits, honouring their service and sacrifice.
Kerala’s new ‘Jyothi’ programme guarantees school enrolment and holistic support for children of migrant workers.
The new government scheme provides up to ₹1.5 lakh cashless medical treatment within seven days for all road accident victims across India.