Good Governance

Good Governance

Recognising exemplary leadership, progressive policies, and impactful governance initiatives driving transformation and public welfare.

BBMP’s ‘Kukkir Tihar’ initiative feeds 5,000 stray dogs nutritious meals to improve behaviour and safety.
Assam government mandates all private hospitals to release deceased patients’ bodies within two hours, regardless of unpaid bills, or face severe penalties.
A Malayalam film’s message against classroom hierarchy prompts Kerala schools to adopt inclusive, student-centred seating arrangements.
The Registration Bill 2025 aims to digitise and modernise property registration, enabling real-time verification and reducing fraud, especially benefiting NRIs.
Delhi’s fuel ban on old vehicles, affecting lakhs, is deferred to November 1 after technical and public concerns.
Bihar government restricts 35% women’s job quota to permanent residents and establishes Youth Commission for employment.
Toll charges on National Highways with major structures will now be up to 50% lower, easing travel costs for millions.
Maharashtra institutes a week-long celebration every October to honour the 2,500-year classical legacy of the Marathi language.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the first foreign leader to receive Trinidad and Tobago’s highest civilian award, marking a new era in India-Caribbean relations.
Pilot scheme brings essential commodities directly to the homes of 15 lakh elderly and disabled in Tamil Nadu.
Chandigarh becomes India’s first Union Territory to mandate a weekly formal dress code for government school teachers and principals, aiming to foster professionalism and unity.
India’s first dedicated wildlife corridor on a national highway features five overpasses, a 1.2 km underpass, and 35,000 trees, ensuring safe animal movement and eco-friendly infrastructure near Ranthambore.
Telangana introduces a draft bill to establish a welfare board and fund, ensuring social security for gig workers.
India’s Passport Seva 2.0 brings e-passports, expanded service centres, and record issuance, transforming citizen travel and access.
For the first time, Maharashtra will cut electricity tariffs by 26% over five years, offering major relief to nearly 3 crore consumers, especially low-usage households