Category : Public Policy


Goa Demolishes Illegal Coastal Structures in Agonda

Goa government orders demolition of 11 illegal restaurants and cafes in Agonda's coastal regulation zone after GCZMA declaration. Drive conducted under police presence, with some operators self-demolishing while others obtained court stays.

Haryana Eases Pharmacy Officer Recruitment Rules

The Haryana Cabinet has approved amendments to recruitment rules for pharmacy officers, removing the six-month training requirement and adjusting recruitment ratios to address vacancies in government hospitals.

Jaipur Police Bust Fake Dairy Racket, Seize Adulterated Products

Jaipur police have cracked down on a food adulteration racket, seizing 1,000kg of fake paneer and 800 litres of adulterated ghee from a unit in Jawahar Nagar. The consignment, sourced from Mewat, was intended for distribution across local dairy outlets.

India's First Spider Museum Disappears in Bureaucratic Tangles

India's pioneering national spider museum in Chikhaldara, established in 2018 to boost tourism and research, has vanished. The hall is now a classroom, and rare preserved spider species are missing, sparking criticism over bureaucratic neglect.

Menstrual Leave Debate: Supreme Court Defers to Policy Makers

The Supreme Court of India declined to mandate menstrual leave nationwide, citing concerns about potential hiring discrimination against women. The debate highlights workplace challenges for women with conditions like PCOS and cultural stigma around menst

Noida Botanical Garden Revamp: Entry Closed for Two Years

The Botanical Garden of Indian Republic in Noida's Sector 38A is undergoing a ₹490-crore upgrade, with visitor entry closed since January 2025. The revamp includes new zones, gardens, and an interpretation centre, set to complete in about two years.

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