Good Governance

Good Governance

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

The government aims to reduce cervical cancer by providing free, single-dose HPV vaccines to 14-year-old girls nationwide.
Landmark NIELIT-Andhra Pradesh Partnership Signals a New Era in Deep-Tech Education and Innovation.
India and Malaysia deepen fintech cooperation with a new digital council and UPI–PayNet payment linkage to simplify cross-border transactions.
Under the PM RAHAT scheme, road accident victims across India will receive cashless emergency hospital treatment up to ₹1.5 lakh, aiming to reduce preventable deaths during the critical golden hour.
On the seventh anniversary of the 2019 Pulwama terror attack, India pays tribute to 40 CRPF personnel while renewing its commitment to unity, security and peace.
Ahmedabad Opens Gujarat’s First ₹30 Lakh CNG-Based Dog Crematorium at Behrampura.
Delhi’s new Lakhpati Bitiya Yojana will provide financial aid of ₹56,000 to girls from birth to graduation, maturing to over ₹1 lakh to promote education and empowerment.
PM Modi and PM Anwar reinforce India–Malaysia ties, signing 11 agreements to expand trade, defence, and technology collaboration.
After repeated complaints and viral videos, Goa Police have begun detaining offenders to protect tourists and the state’s global image.
From mandatory four-way segregation to digital tracking and stricter penalties, India’s new waste rules seek systemic change.
Union Minister Amit Shah launches Bharat Taxi, a driver-owned cooperative app with zero commissions and lower fares.
Mumbai’s civic body has introduced new bylaws imposing fines from ₹200 to ₹25,000 to curb littering, spitting, illegal dumping, and other cleanliness violations.
India-US Trade Deal: In a historic pivot, India secures a major trade deal, slashing US tariffs to eighteen per cent.
Kerala trims the Class 10 syllabus by 25 per cent to reduce student stress and academic burden.
Kerala extends free education to undergraduate Arts and Science students while boosting welfare, scholarships, and research funding.
The Supreme Court has linked menstrual hygiene to dignity and education, directing schools nationwide to provide free sanitary pads and proper facilities for adolescent girls.
In a rare welfare initiative, Karnataka’s police chief has mandated leave on birthdays and wedding anniversaries to improve morale, mental well-being and work-life balance.
The 2026–27 Kerala Budget reinforces welfare commitments with higher pensions, increased ASHA and Anganwadi pay, and expanded social support schemes.
Karnataka launches a statutory board to ensure social security for gig workers, with fees collected from app-based platforms.
The new amendment empowers a parent-inclusive committee to fix private school fees for three years, aiming to curb arbitrary hikes and bring transparency.
After nearly two decades of negotiations, India and the European Union have concluded a comprehensive FTA aimed at boosting trade, investment and strategic cooperation.