Good Governance

Farmers In Lithuania Protest Against Low Purchase Price Of Milk

In the video shared by ramanmann1974, farmers in Lithuania can be seen pouring milk on the ground to protest low purchase prices. As per the information, the price of milk has fallen from 47 cents/litre to 27 cents/litre against farmers’ cost of 35 cents/litre. Since the video has been shared, many Twitter users shared their reactions. “The price of full cream milk is 66 per litre today . By the end of this year it would reach around 80. Gonna be out of reach of common people. I hope the Govt of India approves import of milk produce,” one Indian user commented.

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Several Locals Protest As Demolition Drive Continues In Delhi’s Mehrauli

The anti-encroachment drive in New Delhi’s Mehrauli continued for the fifth consecutive day on February 14 amid heavy police and paramilitary forces deployment. A large number of locals whose structures were declared illegal held a protest and created a commotion while demanding the action to be stopped. In the video shared by @DineshKumarLive, many residents can be seen holding hands and standing in front of their building to protest. They alleged that they have been living there for many years and why they allowed the construction of the building in the first place when it was illegal?

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Pure Love Is Rare!

Join the kind community @efgorg Recently, a video shared by @pettownindia went viral on the internet. In the video a man can be seen carrying a little puppy in his backpack on a local train. The puppy was comfortably sleeping inside the bag, and moments later it woke up and looked around with its puppy eyes. The video has gained a lot of heartwarming comments. Thank you for sharing this video with the world. Kindly follow the link to support- https://bit.ly/3D4a9oA

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Cyclone Gabrielle: New Zealand Declares State Of Emergency, Thousands Displaced & 4 Dead

Cyclone Gabrielle, which reached New Zealand on February12, resulted in huge damage in the country, including landslides and high winds that left four people dead and displaced thousands from their homes. As per the latest information, Cyclone Gabrielle weakened and moved away from New Zealand on Wednesday, however, residents in hard-hit areas have been asked to conserve water and food because of fears of shortages after New Zealand on February 14 declared a national state of emergency.

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WHO Sends Tons Of Trauma Kits & Medical Equipments To Turkey & Syria Earthquake Zone

The World Health Organization(WHO) is deploying expert teams and flights with medical supplies to Turkey and Syria after the devastating earthquake. While sharing this video on Twitter, WHO wrote, “This is not an ordinary cargo, it carries 37 metric tons of life-saving- critical trauma kits, medical supplies, medicines to be distributed to health facilities in #Türkiye & #Syria. @WHO has released $16+ million from the Contingency Fund for Emergencies for the response.”

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Watch: US F-35 Fighter Jets Makes Debut At Aero India Show 2023

Two American fighter jets, the F-35A Lighting and F-35A joint strike fighter made their debut at the five day aerospace and defense exhibition at Air Force station Yelahanka during Aero India Show 2023. Journalist @BeenaKhemani, shared visuals of the flying demonstration of one fighter jet, on her Twitter account. Aero India 2023 was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Bengaluru on February 13.

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Determination & Courage Shows You A Way!

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In the video shared by @CouncilCricket, Cambodian wheelchair cricket players can be seen practicing for the upcoming Divyang wheelchair cricket world Cup 2023. It will showcase the incredible talent and determination of physically challenged athletes as they compete against top teams from around the globe for the title of world champion. The event will be held from 1-10 April, 2023 at JS Patel cricket ground, Gandhinagar Gujarat.
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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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India has sent 130+ tonnes of relief and deployed 54 specialists as Nepal continues searching for thousands.
Self-help groups are helping millions of rural women expand incomes, skills and entrepreneurial opportunities.
The Uttar Pradesh government has increased the state share by ₹4,000 for workers and ₹2,000 for helpers, citing their expanding responsibilities.
Himachal’s literacy surge reflects decades of education efforts, ULLAS intervention and community participation across its 12 districts.
After more than a decade of dog vaccination, surveillance and community action, Bhutan has achieved a landmark public-health victory against rabies.
Vijay warns against derogatory remarks targeting women as political tensions escalate following Udhayanidhi’s controversial Trisha-linked comments.
Uttar Pradesh has launched UPCOS to bring recruitment, salaries, social security and grievances of 3.5 lakh outsourced workers under one transparent system.
Madhya Pradesh has transferred over ₹304 crore to 1,21,804 meritorious Class 12 students to help them buy laptops for higher studies.
Tamil Nadu plans an integrated Olympic training hub and a separate motorsports city designed to host major races and nurture young talent.
West Bengal has begun statewide spot fines for spitting, littering, public urination and banned plastic use, with the government saying the priority is changing civic behaviour, not raising revenue.
Bengaluru minister questions civic spending after 140 of 222 streetlights fail on key central road.
Gujarat has extended its ban on tobacco- and nicotine-containing gutkha and pan masala for another year from September 13, citing public-health concerns.
India expands Nepal flood assistance with relief supplies, tunnel rescuers, forensic experts and bridge equipment.
Bihar will replace the ‘fail’ label with ‘Eligible for Skill Development’, while offering students vocational pathways and additional academic support.
After flash floods left them stranded in Nepal, 102 Maharashtra pilgrims were escorted through Bihar, given shelter and medical care, and sent home by train.
India’s third relief flight brings 10 tonnes of supplies and an 11-member specialist team as Nepal’s flood crisis worsens.
Nepal’s PM Balen Shah and ministers will donate a month’s salary as rescue efforts continue after devastating floods.
The amendment seeks to make government officials more accountable for delayed services while giving citizens stronger avenues for redressal.
Bihar’s new platform will give Classes 9–12 students round-the-clock live teacher support, digital resources and JEE-NEET preparation.
PM Modi's announcement aims to identify and train young sporting talent nationwide as India prepares for its 2036 Olympic ambitions.
Bihar deploys 4,700 two-wheelers to make schools, colleges and student routes safer for women and girls.
Rescue operations are intensifying after catastrophic Nepal-Tibet floods, with stranded pilgrims and tourists still awaiting safe evacuation.
India has airlifted 10 tonnes of humanitarian supplies to flood-hit Nepal while coordinating with authorities to locate 133 missing Indians.
Second IAF flight carries vital supplies as Nepal races to rescue hundreds missing after catastrophic floods.