Official India: RBI, SEBI, and government announcements, decoded into plain English.
The West Bengal government has withdrawn its order requiring school teachers assigned to Census 2027 duties to work after school hours, on weekends and holidays. The withdrawal followed strong observations by Calcutta…
The PM CARES Fund's corpus reached a record Rs 8,452 crore as of March 31, 2025, while spending in 2024-25 was just Rs 87.85 lakh, according to audited accounts published on its…
Union Culture and Tourism Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat told the Lok Sabha on Monday that India is strengthening cultural diplomacy through the Global Engagement Scheme (GES), an umbrella initiative to expand bilateral…
Chandigarh's smart city surveillance network is under threat after at least 25 batteries powering CCTV cameras were stolen in the past month, according to state-run Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL). BEL has written…
Architects in India are reviving traditional building principles with modern engineering to create climate-responsive homes that reduce reliance on mechanical cooling. This approach, rooted in Critical Regionalism, combines contemporary design with local…
A man dressed in a dog costume staged a protest at the Khandwa Collectorate in Madhya Pradesh, drawing attention to the stray dog menace. The demonstration, led by Congress leader and Municipal…
Uttar Pradesh chief secretary SP Goyal has directed state selection commissions and recruitment boards to expedite pending recruitment processes, emphasising the need for transparency and integrity in examinations. He held a meeting…
The Karnataka government will provide breakfast to children with hearing and speech impairments who visit the All India Institute of Speech and Hearing (AIISH) in Mysore for treatment. The initiative is an…
Telangana Tourism and Archaeology Minister Jupally Krishna Rao on Wednesday said the Dr YSR State Heritage Museum in Hyderabad would undergo comprehensive renovation. During a visit, he inspected its galleries and archaeological…
Nearly 600 tribal students left a government residential school in Maharashtra's Amravati district after four girls began crying and laughing uncontrollably on July 22, sparking rumours of spirits and possession. Authorities attributed…
