Good Governance

Anti-Encroachment Drive Continues In Delhi’s Jamia Nagar, More Than 300 Left Homeless

In a video from Delhi’s Nagar, shared by @arbabali_jmi, several people can be seen sitting on the floor after the government demolished more than 50 houses yesterday. “The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) demolished close to 50 houses in Jamia Nagar. More than 300 people have been rendered homeless,” he captioned the video. Earlier, a notice was issued urging residents to vacate their jhuggis and even pucca houses built on government land, however, the residents alleged that they are not illegally occupying the area as they have been residing on the land for years.

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Watch: Around 81 Eucalyptus Trees Removed At Chandigarh UT Secretariat

A video shared by @ramanmann1974, shows the condition of the road at Chandigarh UT Secretariat where around 81 eucalyptus trees were uprooted. While sharing the video, the user wrote, “the reason given is that “these trees were a danger to the babus” ! This is bizarre, such frivolous excuses”. “Eucalyptus sucks too much groundwater,” a user commented. “So, you cut 20 year old trees,” @ramanmann1974 replied.

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Remarkable Event! Mouth Painting Exhibition By Quadriplegic Defence Personnel Organised In Mumbai

An exhibition showcasing the fabulous mouth paintings made by quadriplegic defense personnel of the Paraplegic Rehabilitation Centre (PRC) in Khadki was a truly remarkable event.

Organized by the Rotary Club at the Nehru Art Centre in Mumbai, the exhibition showcased these artists’ incredible talent and steely resolve, despite their physical limitations.

The jawans of the Indian Defence Services who suffered spinal injuries and are admirably rehabilitated at the Paraplegic Rehabilitation Centre, Khadki, are epitomes of creativity.

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Pune: Indian Striped Hyena Rescued From Deadly Foot Trap, Released Post Intensive Care

A young male Hyena who was rescued from a deadly foot trap has recovered at Pune-based RESQ Charitable Trust’s Wildlife Unit and was released to its natural habitat. This Indian Striped Hyena recovered post-intensive care @resqct. This is him bolting out at his release, GPS-collared to ensure he’s thriving well after.

While many lose their lives to road accidents and persecution, several make it back to the wild due to the joint efforts of the FD & NGOs. Every single one matters so every release is worth the joy!

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IAS Officer Visits Ocean-Bound Plastic Waste Collection Facility In Chennai

The additional chief secretary of the state’s environment, forest, and climate change department, Supriya Sahu, visited a global brand’s plastic waste collection facility in Manali.
She stated that the facility was collecting ocean-bound plastic waste from across the city.

“It is the first global facility for Garnier and recyclable PET bottles in partnership with the Plastics4change. More such facilities should be set up across the city to stop plastic from entering the waterbodies and oceans,” she said.

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North Central Railways Shares Clip Of Intensive Cleaning At Station, Urge Travelers To Keep Premises Clean

A Twitter video shared by North Central Railway on February 13 shows a glimpse of the intensive cleaning and washing of station premises at North Central Railway Prayagraj Junction. To maintain the momentum of cleanliness among stations, the railway department has urged travelers to keep the premises clean for a hygienic lifestyle and make use of garbage cans.

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Threat To Biodiversity! Sundarbans Mangrove Forest Faces Destruction For Commercial Purposes

Urbanization and housing schemes to increase the human population are destroying the mangroves, as mangroves are drained, and land is cleared to make space for urban projects. Environmental degradation is growing due to mangrove destruction. Due to the destruction of mangrove forests, many people are losing their source of livelihood.

The Sundarbans provide an effective flood and storm barrier for the millions who live in and around Kolkata and West Bengal.

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Vermiculture Becomes New Source Of Sustainable Tribal Livelihood In Odisha

To enhance their earning, tribals in Odisha have started vermiculture, a method of composting waste material through earthworms and other worm species. Women farmers have been able to earn well by adopting vermicompost farming.

Vermicompost supplies essential plant nutrients to promote beneficial soil microbes and improve soil health, aiding in improved crop productivity and ensuring sustainability.

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Earth Loves You, Love It Back!

Join the kind community @efgorg
IAS Officer Supriya Sahu flaunts her stylish upcycled bag made out of discarded DVD & Audio tapes. The bag is a creation of Ms. Jeong Lee, a fashion designer & founder of ‘OK upcycling studio’ at Auroville, Puducherry. She leads several fantastic initiatives to convert waste to wealth.

We appreciate these meaningful initiatives as it clearly justifies, “Waste isn’t waste until we waste it.”

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Good Governance

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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.
Even with just one student enrolled, the government continues full educational support to uphold the right to education.
India is improving road safety through black spot correction and better engineering across highways.
A symbolic yet powerful gesture by Nepal’s new Home Minister sparks debate on dismantling entrenched VIP privilege culture.
India strengthens Good Samaritan protections to encourage timely help for road accident victims nationwide.
Sadak Suraksha Abhiyan 2026 redefines road safety as a shared national duty through collective awareness efforts.
India ramps up diplomatic outreach with Gulf nations and Iran as global tensions spike following a 48-hour ultimatum.
India provides essential relief supplies to Afghanistan following a 5.8-magnitude earthquake and severe flooding crisis.
Amid escalating West Asia tensions, India coordinated a complex overland and air operation to bring 345 fishermen home safely.
The RBI has expanded forex access by permitting rupee exchange at airport departure counters, improving convenience for travellers.
RBI’s regulatory interventions curb speculation, lifting the rupee to its strongest level in over a decade.