Good Governance

Telangana: Fall In Cotton Prices Spark State-Wide Farmer Protests

With cotton prices ruling lower than last year, cotton farmers in Telangana have decided to hold State-wide protests, demanding ₹15,000 a quintal. The discontent over low prices is widespread, and hundreds of farmers engage in dharnas.

Farmers stocked thousands of quintals of cotton in their homes across villages in the hope it would fetch higher prices in the near future.

The central government has announced Rs.6,380 as MSP for cotton. Farmers hope the cotton prices will be increased soon by the central government.

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Andhra Pradesh: Nearly 25 Students Suffer Food Poisoning After Having Breakfast In BC Hostel

As many as 25 students of BC Girls Hostel in Kothavalasa of Vizianagaram district fell sick and unconscious due to suspected food poisoning on February 7. The girl students began experiencing complications after eating jaggery-based peanut bars and tamarind rice for breakfast. While some students suffered from vomiting, others fainted on their way to the school. They were quickly shifted to the nearest Government Primary Health Centre.

As per available information, out of the 25 students who fell sick, seven girls became seriously ill, prompting the authorities to shift three to Srungavarapukota Primary Health Centre and the remaining four to Pendurthi Primary Health Centre.

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Indian Navy Fighter Trails & Maiden Landings Continue; MIG29K Successfully Lands Over INS Vikrant

After the India-made LCA fighter jet successfully performed an arrested landing and short take-off from the Indian Navy’s INS Vikrant, the Navy shared a video of the successful landing of MiG-29K on INS Vikrant. INS Vikrant shared a video on its official Twitter account with the caption, “Here’s a sneak peek into the ongoing fighter trials and maiden landings of #LCANavy and #MIG29K onboard #INSVikrant.”

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Video Of Tiger Waiting For Vehicle To Pass Before Crossing Busy Highway Goes Viral; Internet Reacts

A video shared by Indian Forest Services (IFS) officer @susantananda3 on Twitter, has made people think about how we are endangering wildlife. In the video, a wild tiger can be seen waiting by the side of a road for vehicles to pass, before hurriedly crossing over and disappearing into the wilderness. “This is how far the ‘development’ has taken our wildlife,” Mr Nanda wrote in the caption of the post. “This is so sad and risky. Why can’t underpasses be made? What if he gets hit by some speeding vehicle in the night?,” commented one user.

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Watch: Video Of 3- Feet Deep Pit In Lucknow Raises Concerns

A video shared by @bstvlive on its Twitter account has raised concerns about the condition of the roads in Lucknow and how this can lead to road accidents. While sharing the video of a 3-feet bottomless pit in Lucknow’s New Hyderganj area, they wrote, “Lucknow- A deep pit invites death in the middle of the road. A major accident can happen at any time”.

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Kind Soul Can Lead To Kind Society!

Join the kind community @efgorg Lollapalooza, one of the biggest music festivals in the world, made its first appearance in India this year around the 28th and 29th of January. Amid the already viral stages from musicians at the festival, people caught onto a small detail that made all the right upgrades to the show.
@rishidara, a Twitter user, shared a video clip that received a lot of attention. “At the #LollapaloozaIndia concert in Mumbai – I saw something truly special: On the corner of the stage stood a sign language expert, interpreting lyrics for deaf & hard of hearing audience. Heartwarming to see the #inclusivity; small powerful gesture. Full marks to @bookmyshow, “ he wrote.

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Chauganpur Pond In Greater Noida Gets Revived; Appears Clean

Until a few years back, a natural pond in Chauganpur village of Greater Noida was engulfed under an invasive layer of hyacinth, killing the water body’s access to oxygen and other nutrients. However, recently, @ramveertanwarg on Twitter shared a video of the same Chauganpur pond, which has now been cleaned and is entirely safe for the water bodies.

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Turkey Earthquake: India’s NDRF Specialized Teams Deployed For Rescue Operation

Operation Dost is an ongoing rescue mission initiated by the Government of India to help Syria and Turkey, after they witnessed a massive earthquake on February 6, 2023, that left thousands dead, injured and trapped under the rubble. @MEAIndia, recently shared a video on Twitter account, with a caption, “Specialised Search and Rescue teams of @NDRFHQ are working round the clock at Nurdağı. Another team deployed at Antakya to augment the ongoing earthquake relief efforts”.

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Pawan Hans Launches Chopper Services On 6 Routes In Assam To Boost Trade & Tourism

Central PSU Pawan Hans Ltd on February 8 launched its helicopter services for several sectors connecting four major cities in Assam. The operationalization of these routes will create ease of travel for the residents of the region and give a boost to trade and tourism, the release said.

The service will be available on the Dibrugarh-Jorhat-Tezpur-Guwahati-Tezpur-Jorhat-Dibrugarh routes three days a week.

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Tamil Nadu Sends Mahouts, Cavadis From Elephant Camps To Thailand For Training

Thirteen mahouts and their assistants (cavadis) from two elephant camps in Tamil Nadu reached Thailand on February 5 to attend a training program.

Sessions were held on techniques to examine camp elephants for ailments and skin issues, elephant bathing, taking care of baby elephants, and more.

They will attend the program at the Thai Elephant Conservation Centre (TECC) at Lampang till February 11.

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Good Governance

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Uttar Pradesh’s Mahila Udyami Credit Yojana aims to help nearly one crore Self-Help Group women start or expand small businesses through interest-free loans of up to ₹1 lakh in three instalments.
Project Karmaveer aims to create livelihood opportunities for widows of police and CAPF personnel who died in service, along with former personnel, through 400 Common Service Centres.
Tamil Nadu CM C. Joseph Vijay announced ₹30 lakh each for Jehan Madan and Baby Sahana Ravi after their Asian Para Games bronze medals, with Sahana making history.
Uttar Pradesh raises motorcycle, uniform and SIM allowances for eligible police personnel, with benefits varying by rank and duty.
Uttar Pradesh is installing lightning-detection sensors in five districts to improve early warnings and prevent avoidable deaths.
West Bengal approves ₹5,000 and extra rice for workers affected by tea garden closures, offering festive relief amid livelihood uncertainty.
Uttarakhand has prohibited the manufacture, storage, distribution and sale of gutkha, pan masala and other food products containing tobacco or nicotine for one year.
Tamil Nadu honours Asian Games medallists and launches Dream Olympics to strengthen athlete training, infrastructure and financial support ahead of future international competitions.
From cash incentives for medal winners to special recognition for athletes, states are celebrating India’s 85-medal campaign at the 2026 Asian Games in Japan.
The NCW has asked states and UTs to strengthen safeguards, emergency response and accountability across app-based transport services for women.
Kerala Expands Menstrual Hygiene Access With Vending Machines And Incinerators At Public Places.
Tamil Nadu’s Vettri Payanam expands free travel to more government bus services, with no income ceiling or daily trip limit for eligible women and transgender passengers.
Eligible newborns in Tamil Nadu government hospitals will receive one-gram, 22-carat gold rings under the scheme.
Uttar Pradesh will increase its ₹1,000 monthly disability pension again while expanding rehabilitation centres and outreach to excluded beneficiaries.
Tamil Nadu CM C Joseph Vijay personally honoured Head Constable M Velmurugan after his nearly 40-km pursuit of suspected gutkha smugglers.
Vithya Ramraj clocked a personal-best 54.75 seconds to win Asian Games bronze, break PT Usha’s 42-year-old national record and earn a ₹30 lakh Tamil Nadu reward.
India sends fresh medical aid to Kabul as both countries discuss expanded healthcare cooperation and support.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay announced a ₹50 lakh incentive for Abhay Singh after the Indian squash player won silver at the 2026 Asian Games in Japan.
Delhi's DURGA scheme will allocate 1,300 pink electric autos to women and transgender persons to promote self-employment, safer transport and cleaner mobility.
With lakhs of devotees travelling to Ambaji for Bhadarvi Poonam, Gujarat has intensified security, traffic management and emergency assistance along pilgrimage routes.
Nepal seeks India-China cooperation on satellite data, glacial lakes, early warnings and disaster relief.
What is the PARIVARTAN Scheme, and how is it helping Delhi-NCR’s truck and bus owners switch to cleaner vehicles?
Tamil Nadu rewards Kamalini after India retained women’s cricket gold with a dominant Sri Lanka victory.
India backs a 23-member initiative seeking stronger international law, UN reform, peace and resilient global cooperation.