Good Governance

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!

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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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Odisha: Air Pollution Risk For Sambalpur Residents As Scrap Dealers Burn Garbage In Open Areas

A Twitter video shared by Rajesh Kumar Meher on February 12 shows clouds of smoke erupting from burning garbage in the Baijamunda chowk area of Sambalpur. Scrap dealers have been burning trash in the open, endangering the health of commuters and polluting the air. Open garbage burning poses health risks to those exposed directly to the smoke, and it mainly affects people with sensitive respiratory systems, children, and the elderly.

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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.