UP Electricity Tariff Hike Declared Unlawful, Relief for Residents
UPPCL's proposed electricity tariff hike in Uttar Pradesh has been declared unlawful, bringing relief to millions of residents. The decision ensures no increase in power bills.
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Goa Restores Sanquelim Fort with Traditional Lime Mortar
Goa's Sanquelim fort restoration uses traditional lime mortar with organic jaggery and haritaki seeds, avoiding modern cement. The project, costing Rs 3.8 crore, also includes Alorna fort moat revival.
National Awards for Education Officers: Apply by June 5
NIEPA invites applications for National Awards for Innovation in Educational Administration 2025-26. Punjab education officers must apply by June 5, 2026.
Haryana minister inspects Education Dept offices in Panchkula
Haryana Education Minister Mahipal Dhanda conducted a surprise inspection of education department offices in Panchkula, warning of strict action against negligence and emphasizing transparency and timely delivery of services.
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HSVP Anti-Encroachment Drive in Panchkula Urban Estate
The Haryana Shahari Vikas Pradhikaran (HSVP) will conduct a phased anti-encroachment drive in Panchkula from June 1 to July 10, targeting illegal constructions on government land across multiple sectors.
India Cuts Fertilizer Demand on Weak Monsoon Forecast
India has reduced its estimated fertilizer consumption for the Kharif season due to below-normal monsoon predictions, with urea demand cut to 190 lakh tonnes and DAP to 60 lakh tonnes.
Lucknow Mayor: No Double Payment for Garbage User Charge
Lucknow Mayor Sushma Kharkwal clarifies that residents who already paid the annual garbage user charge with property tax do not need to pay monthly door-to-door fees, addressing double charging complaints.
Labour Code Hikes Minimum Wages, Maintenance Bills to Rise 20-30%
New labour code increases minimum wages, forcing Noida societies to raise maintenance charges by 20-30%. Residents protest, AOAs explore cost-cutting and solar power.
UPERC questions UPPCL fuel surcharge, seeks explanation
UPERC has raised objections to UPPCL's 10% fuel surcharge on consumers for June, directing the power corporation to explain within a week why Rs 1,400 crore in old liabilities were included.
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Gurgaon MCG Launches Online Flood Reporting Portal
MCG launched an online portal for residents to report waterlogging, upload photos, and estimate flood depth. The initiative aims to improve disaster management through public participation and real-time monitoring.
Haryana CM Saini Orders Time-Bound Road Repairs in Gurgaon
Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini directed officials to complete road repairs in Gurgaon on time, emphasizing proactive inspections and inter-departmental coordination.
UPERC Questions UPPCL Over 10% Fuel Surcharge on Consumers
UPERC has objected to UPPCL's imposition of a 10% fuel surcharge on consumers for June, stating past liabilities cannot be recovered through this mechanism. UPPCL has been asked to explain within a week.
Punjab Jail Minister Warns Officials Over Prison Lapses
Punjab jails minister Dr Ravjot Singh warned jail superintendents of accountability for violence, security breaches, or administrative lapses, stressing rehabilitation programs.
Noida Sanitation Workers Protest Insurance Premium Deduction
Sanitation workers in Noida protest outside the Noida Authority office, alleging they are forced to pay half of their medical insurance premium, despite earlier promises of full coverage.
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Chandigarh MC collects record Rs 61 crore property tax
Chandigarh Municipal Corporation collected a record Rs 61 crore in property tax during April-May, the highest ever. Defaulters now face 25% penalty and 12% interest.
Gujarat to Set Up Road Safety Cells in All Civic Bodies
Gujarat government plans to establish special road safety cells in all urban and rural civic bodies to serve as nodal agencies for implementing measures to curb accidents and save lives.
MSU Vadodara Launches 'No Vehicle Day' with Encouraging First Response
Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda observed its first No Vehicle Day on Monday, with faculty and staff participating in eco-friendly commuting. The initiative aims to promote fuel conservation and sustainable living.
Bhopal Faces 36-Hour Water Cut as Kolar Pipeline Gets Repairs
Bhopal Municipal Corporation announces a 36-hour water shutdown from Tuesday 10 am for Kolar pipeline maintenance, affecting major areas. Residents urged to store water.
PMC Special Squads to Remove Illegal Hawkers from Footpaths
Pune Municipal Corporation forms special squads to remove illegal hawkers from footpaths, aiming to improve pedestrian safety and reduce traffic jams.
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AMC demolishes illegal structures in Ahmedabad, fines 42 vehicles
Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation demolished 18 commercial units in Isanpur and removed encroachments in Bodakdev and Bopal, fining 42 vehicles and collecting Rs 21,000.
Himachal CM assures support to Tonglen Trust for children
Himachal CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu assured support to Tonglen Trust for underprivileged children, announcing monthly financial aid of Rs 1,000 for those below 14 and Rs 2,500 for above 14.
Kerala may allow colour dress once a week in schools
Kerala's general education minister N Samsudheen said the state is considering allowing government and aided school students to wear colour dress once a week. He also discussed three-day menstrual leave and PM SHRI scheme.
Varanasi Boosts Ganga Boat Safety After Tragedies
After boat accidents in Mathura and Jabalpur claimed over 20 lives, Varanasi district administration distributes free life jackets to boat operators, enhancing safety on the Ganga river.
Chandigarh Proposes Ownership Rights for 35,000 Units
The Chandigarh administration has proposed giving ownership rights to over 35,000 dwelling units in rehabilitation colonies, with the draft policy sent to the MHA for approval, initially for original allottees.
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Kochi Corp Resumes Canal Desilting to Combat Waterlogging
Kochi corporation has resumed desilting the Thevara-Perandoor canal and removing hyacinth, aiming to complete major canal desilting by June 15 to reduce waterlogging.
Haryana private schools demand pending RTE reimbursements
Kulbhushan Sharma of NISA urges Haryana govt to release long-pending payments under RTE, Chirag Scheme, and other education schemes, warning of legal action if dues not cleared by June 15.
Over 6,000 Officials to Conduct Census 2027 in Nagaland
Nagaland gears up for Census 2027 with over 6,000 officials involved. The two-phase census includes online self-enumeration and population enumeration in February 2027.
Bihar Chief Secretary Orders Hand Pump Repairs by June 15
Bihar Chief Secretary Pratyaya Amrit directed PHED to repair all defunct hand pumps by June 15, warning of action for negligence. Review meeting covered summer water supply, farmer registry, and border security.
Bihar CM Orders Compliance Reduction to Boost Investment
Bihar CM Samrat Choudhary directed officials to eliminate unnecessary compliances, simplify procedures, and adopt digital platforms to create an investor-friendly environment and boost ease of doing business.
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Kolkata Minister Inspects Waterlogging Spots, Orders Quick Cleaning
State minister Agnimitra Paul inspected waterlogging-prone areas in Kolkata, instructing agencies to clean canals, manholes, and culverts before monsoon. She banned manual scavenging, urging use of suction machines.
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