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In a recent heartwarming incident, Hetaram Satnami, a physically challenged man who lives in a remote village in Odisha’s Nuapada district, received his pension through a drone.
Earlier, he had to travel 2 km monthly through a dense forest to collect his government pension. According to the information, Sarpanch Saroj Agarwal said she bought a drone online after learning about Mr Satnami’s ordeal. This is such a kind initiative. Kindly follow the link to support- https://bit.ly/3WnUKGI

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Tamil Nadu IAS Officer Introduces UPI-Enabled Manjapai Vending Machine: Watch

To make sure that cloth bags are easily available to the masses, the Tamil Nadu government has developed a new initiative where people can purchase Manjapai cloth bags through UPI.
While sharing the video on Twitter, @supriyasahuias wrote, “The UPI revolution in India has transformed how we so easily transact business in India. The Manjapai vending machine, too, has got a UPI-enabled prototype version. Way to go, Tamil Nadu.” Earlier, people could buy cloth bags by inserting coins in the machine; however, UPI payment will make this process easier. #UPI #clothingbag #sustainability

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Tamil Nadu: Vulture Rescued During Okchi Cyclone In 2017 Released After 5 Yrs Of Rehabilitation

A Cinereous vulture ( Aegypius monachus) was found stranded near Asaripallam in Nagercoil town of Kanniyakumari district during the Ockhi cyclone in December 2017, was released in Keru, Rajasthan, after nearly five years of rehabilitation and care. The vulture was translocated to Rajasthan & fitted with a GPS transmitter, yielding great results.

Vultures are amongst the most threatened group of birds today. Given this scenario, every single vulture in the wild is critically essential.

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One Step At A Time Towards Climate Change!

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This video is from Noida, where Greno Authority Developed and maintained a park in Techzone-4 on 8.01 acres. The park is trendy among residents for morning walks, exercise, etc. “In this lush green park, there is ample arrangement of benches for visitors to sit along with attractive flower beds, trees, and plants,” reads the tweet by Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority. Kindly follow the link to support- https://bit.ly/3Hnn085

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Community Efforts Blossom Hope!

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A Twitter video shared by CEO, Noida Authority, shows glimpses of a rose garden in sector 15. Continuous efforts are being made by the Noida Authority to make Noida even more beautiful. The park is also available for public viewing.

We appreciate the measures the development authority took, as where flowers bloom, so does hope!

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Doctors Use Torch Light To See Patients At OPD In Ghaziabad Hospital

Doctors are relying on flashlights and daylight seeping in through the windows to see patients at the OPD of the District Combined Hospital in Sanjay Nagar, Ghaziabad, one of the two main government health facilities in the city. As per the information, the hospital’s gynaecology department has been without electricity for four days following a fault in the wiring that has tested engineers of the power department. The video of the same has gone viral on the internet and has raised concerns regarding the availability of emergency healthcare facilities in the country.

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Disabled Woman Reaches CHC In Agra; Requests To Provide Her Rickshaw

In a video shared by @bstvlive on Twitter, a disabled woman can be seen crawling on the road to reach CHC in Agra, Uttar Pradesh. As per the information available, the woman has requested the community health centre to provide her with a rickshaw to commute, however, she alleges that she has yet to receive any government assistance.

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Tamil Nadu’s new government has ordered the shutdown of 717 TASMAC outlets near sensitive public locations to address long-standing civic concerns.
The Bihar government has launched a statewide campaign banning caste-related vehicle displays to promote social neutrality and inclusivity on public roads.
The Delhi Police will conduct a free 14-day self-defence training camp for women to promote safety, awareness, and confidence across the national capital.
UP’s cow dung economy plan could reshape rural livelihoods through green jobs, organic farming, bioenergy and sustainable local enterprises.
The Delhi government has approved revised salaries for SSA vocational teachers to improve financial security and workplace parity.
The Centre has approved emergency credit support for airlines to ease rising fuel costs and maintain operational stability amid global economic uncertainty.
Mission Navshakti is turning tiger widows into micro-entrepreneurs, reshaping fragile livelihoods in West Bengal's Sundarbans.
Supreme Court Expands Disability Definition to Include Acid Attack Survivors with Internal Injuries and Forced Acid Ingestion.
Following repeated complaints of coercion, the Delhi Education Department has reinforced monthly fee collection rules.
Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis promotes Marathi learning while stressing inclusivity and rejecting coercion or violence.
Delhi government directs private schools to stop forcing vendor-specific purchases or face strict action.
The UAE is using the Fujairah pipeline route to improve oil export stability to India while reducing dependence on the geopolitically sensitive Strait of Hormuz.
A circular issued by the Telangana DGP directs unit officers to grant leave on birthdays and wedding anniversaries unless extraordinary circumstances prevent it.
Karnataka directs schools to avoid vulgar performances, prioritising value-based, age-appropriate cultural activities for students.
Amid record-breaking heat, Delhi government prioritizes student health and essential services through urgent preventive measures.
Children learning traffic rules and safety habits early are building the foundation for safer roads tomorrow.
India is shifting to automated testing to ensure safer, compliant commercial vehicles on its roads.
India’s landmark women’s reservation law is now active, but its real impact awaits electoral restructuring and delimitation.
Green corridor enabled 85-minute heart transport from Rohtak, saving multiple lives.
The Gautam Buddh Nagar administration has enforced a 7.23% fee hike ceiling and a five-year uniform consistency rule to protect parents from predatory commercial practices.
The Supreme Court of India has granted interim relief to a transgender applicant while agreeing to examine systemic gaps in public recruitment.
Delhi schools prohibit entertainment-based social media videos during hours, permitting only teacher-approved academic or awareness content.
The state government introduces a wellness-focused leave policy enabling employees to attend residential meditation programs.
The government proposes fast-tracking women’s reservation by revising delimitation timelines, potentially transforming India’s parliamentary structure by 2029.