Union Minister Jitendra Singh will inaugurate the National Institute of Oceanography's new shore-based laboratory in Visakhapatnam's Rushikonda area on Friday, marking a significant milestone for ocean research on India's east coast.
A comprehensive audit of Bengaluru's public toilets reveals shocking gaps between official claims and ground reality, with 95% facilities unusable for persons with disabilities and severe safety issues for women and transgender users.
Economic Survey highlights Odisha's replicable skilling initiatives, institutional climate adaptation through water governance, and innovative alumni engagement in higher education as exemplary models.
BMC plans to implement a Rs 5 user fee for six bio-toilets along Mumbai Coastal Road to ensure cleanliness and maintenance, featuring solar power and waste management systems.
The Bakarganj Nala Development Project under Patna Smart City Mission is 80% complete, aiming to eliminate foul odors, garbage piles, and open drains in central Patna before monsoon. The Rs29 crore initiative will improve drainage, reduce waterlogging, an
Mysuru City Corporation signs MoU to mentor Raichur City Corporation and Maski Town Panchayat in solid waste management under the Swachh Shehar Jodi initiative, sharing best practices from its Super Swachh League achievement.
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has approved projects worth Rs 728 crore to enhance civic infrastructure in the trans-Yamuna area, addressing long-standing development gaps.
NHAI refunded toll charges in 17.7 lakh cases in 2025 due to incorrect deductions. The road transport ministry considers ending manual vehicle entry at toll plazas to prevent errors.
A clerical mistake at a tahsildar office in Haveri district declared a living man dead, cutting off his ration card, Aadhaar, and farmer ID benefits for nearly five years despite repeated correction attempts.
Patna Municipal Commissioner Yashpal Meena inspected the Garbage Transfer Station construction in Patliputra, reviewing progress and directing timely completion with advanced waste management facilities.
The Rs 4.2 crore toy train at Mahatma Gandhi Park in Hubballi, launched under the Smart City initiative, remains damaged and non-operational despite official assurances, highlighting civic neglect and raising questions about public asset maintenance.
Andhra Pradesh government forms Group of Ministers to develop guidelines for regulating children's social media use, inviting Meta, Google, X, and ShareChat to discuss online safety measures.
The Andhra Pradesh Federation of Resident Welfare Associations has called on the state government to formally include RWAs in local administration structures to leverage their expertise for urban development.
Andhra Pradesh's Twenty Point Programme chairman Lanka Dinakar announced that learnings from a Chhattisgarh study tour will be adapted to strengthen welfare programmes and achieve the Swarna Andhra Vision 2047 with a $2.40 trillion GSDP target.
Arunachal Pradesh CM Pema Khandu addressed PRI representatives, emphasizing inclusive planning and effective scheme implementation to strengthen grassroots democracy during a state-level orientation programme in Itanagar.
From April 1, 2026, BMC will implement stricter solid waste management rules, including fines up to Rs 10,000 for bulk generators and user fees for events with over 100 attendees, aligning with new national norms.
Silchar Municipal Corporation has launched a comprehensive CCTV surveillance project, installing cameras at 48 strategic locations across the city to enhance public safety and civic service delivery.
Delhi's forest and wildlife department will restructure its four divisions to align with the city's new 13-district setup, aiming to improve management efficiency and response times.
A CAG report highlights significant delays, financial uncertainties, and tender deviations in Karnataka's Yettinahole project, aimed at supplying drinking water to drought-prone districts.
The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) is reviewing safety measures on the newly built Mira Bhayandar flyover following complaints about sudden lane width changes that could increase accident risks.
MCG approves ward committees mandated by 2008 law to boost public participation in governance. RWAs question effectiveness, citing past non-performance and better management by resident associations.
CAG report reveals serious deficiencies in Karnataka's Yettinahole drinking water project tendering, including non-assessment of bid capacity and irregular payments.
Vadodara witnesses significant civic developments with construction beginning on Vadsar Bridge, a leisure plan for Kirti Mandir, and a child welfare initiative. Stay updated on traffic alerts, metro updates, weather conditions, and administrative news.
Discover how fancy vehicle registration numbers have become status symbols in India. Learn about the online application process, bidding system, costs, and rules for VIP number plates through the official Fancy Parivahan portal.
Delhi Metro's Central Secretariat station will transform into a triple interchange station under Phase 5A, enhancing connectivity across three metro lines in the national capital.
The Economic Survey 2025-26 proposes a calibrated re-examination of India's RTI Act, emphasizing that unchecked disclosure can hinder governance by limiting candid internal deliberation while maintaining the law's anti-corruption role.
A DoPT report shows SC, ST, OBC employees constitute 66% of sanitation workers but only 40% of Group A staff, highlighting persistent representation gaps in government employment.
India's cities, home to 40% of the population by 2036, drive economic growth but face congestion and poor amenities. The 2026 Economic Survey calls for reforms in land use, governance, and public transport to enhance quality of life and productivity.
The Uttar Pradesh Cabinet has approved the formation of a Metropolitan Corporation for Noida, marking a major governance shift expected to bring transparency and better urban services to the NCR city.
Delhi government increases sewage treatment capacity by 100 MGD in nine months as part of Yamuna rejuvenation drive. Upgraded STPs now treat nearly three times more sewage to improved standards.