Army’s retired military dogs being adopted by schools for special children
On the occasion of the 246th Remount Veterinary Corps Day, the Indian Army gifted twelve retired military dogs to Asha Schools and benevolent Samaritans
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Tripura remained backward during Left rule, BJP brought development: Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday hit out at Left parties for turning Tripura into a “backward” state during their 35-year rule and said it could witness progress only after the BJP assumed power in 2018.
Addressing a public meeting here after visiting a village where displaced Bru tribals were rehabilitated, Shah said that Tripura remained behind on all parameters of development during the communist rule but is now moving forward on the path of progress.
“For 35 years, the communists ruled Tripura. The communists claimed that they worked for the welfare of the poor. The Congress also ruled Tripura for a considerable time. But the people of the state always remained poor. It was when the BJP came to power that Tripura could witness development,” he said.
Shah said when he visited Tripura in 2017 as BJP president and stayed for five days, only 11 people took party membership. “Gradually we started our work. We worked hard and could oust the communists from power” after toiling
Addressing a public meeting here after visiting a village where displaced Bru tribals were rehabilitated, Shah said that Tripura remained behind on all parameters of development during the communist rule but is now moving forward on the path of progress.
“For 35 years, the communists ruled Tripura. The communists claimed that they worked for the welfare of the poor. The Congress also ruled Tripura for a considerable time. But the people of the state always remained poor. It was when the BJP came to power that Tripura could witness development,” he said.
Shah said when he visited Tripura in 2017 as BJP president and stayed for five days, only 11 people took party membership. “Gradually we started our work. We worked hard and could oust the communists from power” after toiling
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Vaishnaw calls for focus on safety, maintenance, innovation in railways
Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw emphasised the need for three times more efforts on safety, maintenance, quality, and training to modernise infrastructure and provide a world-class experience to commuters.
While conferring the 69th Ati Vishisht Rail Seva Puraskar to 101 railway officials and 22 shields to best performing zones in different categories on Saturday at the Bharat Mandapam here, Vaishnaw announced a significant focus on maintenance, innovation, industry collaborations, enhanced inspection systems, and improved training for officers and technicians, incorporating feedback from grassroots levels.
Chairman & CEO of Railway Board, Satish Kumar, Members of the Railway Board, and General Managers of various Railway Zones and Production Units attended he event.
According to a press statement from the Railway Board, Vaishnaw highlighted the transformative progress achieved by the Railways over the past decade.
He emphasised the rapid construction pace, completing projects …
While conferring the 69th Ati Vishisht Rail Seva Puraskar to 101 railway officials and 22 shields to best performing zones in different categories on Saturday at the Bharat Mandapam here, Vaishnaw announced a significant focus on maintenance, innovation, industry collaborations, enhanced inspection systems, and improved training for officers and technicians, incorporating feedback from grassroots levels.
Chairman & CEO of Railway Board, Satish Kumar, Members of the Railway Board, and General Managers of various Railway Zones and Production Units attended he event.
According to a press statement from the Railway Board, Vaishnaw highlighted the transformative progress achieved by the Railways over the past decade.
He emphasised the rapid construction pace, completing projects …
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Former Haryana CM Om Prakash Chautala cremated with state honours
Former Haryana Chief Minister Om Prakash Chautala was cremated on Saturday with full state honours in Teja Khera village in his native Sirsa district.
Chautala, who was a five-time chief minister, died in Gurugram on Friday. He was 89.
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar, Union Minister Manohar Lal Khattar, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, Shiromani Akali Dal leader Sukhbir Singh Badal reached Teja Khera to attend the last rites of the departed leader.
Many Haryana ministers, state Assembly Speaker Harvinder Kalyan, former Union minister Venod Sharma, SAD leader Bikram Singh Majithia, BJP’s Manpreet Badal and Manjinder Singh Sirsa and several other leaders also reached Teja Khera to pay their last respects.
Political leaders cutting across parties laid floral wreaths to pay their last respects to the departed leader.
Earlier, Chautala’s mortal remains were Saturday kept at the family’s Teja Khera farmhouse here for people to pay their last respects to the departed Indian Nati
Chautala, who was a five-time chief minister, died in Gurugram on Friday. He was 89.
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar, Union Minister Manohar Lal Khattar, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, Shiromani Akali Dal leader Sukhbir Singh Badal reached Teja Khera to attend the last rites of the departed leader.
Many Haryana ministers, state Assembly Speaker Harvinder Kalyan, former Union minister Venod Sharma, SAD leader Bikram Singh Majithia, BJP’s Manpreet Badal and Manjinder Singh Sirsa and several other leaders also reached Teja Khera to pay their last respects.
Political leaders cutting across parties laid floral wreaths to pay their last respects to the departed leader.
Earlier, Chautala’s mortal remains were Saturday kept at the family’s Teja Khera farmhouse here for people to pay their last respects to the departed Indian Nati
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Delhi’s air quality remains in ‘severe’ category, average AQI at 429
Delhiites continued to breathe toxic air as the air quality on Friday remained in the severe category, with the 24-hour average Air Quality Index (AQI) of 429.
The predominant pollutant was PM2.5, the fine particulate matter that poses serious health risks, as they can penetrate deep into the lungs and enter the bloodstream.
Of the 36 monitoring stations across the city, 14 reported air quality in the ‘Severe Plus’ category, with AQI readings above 450.
The remaining stations recorded AQI levels in the ‘Severe’ range, between 401 and 450.
These levels signify a significant deterioration in air quality, which is considered life-threatening for vulnerable populations such as children, the elderly, and those with respiratory or heart conditions.
The maximum temperature on Friday was 23 degrees Celsius, slightly warmer than the usual for this time of year.
The day started with a cool, misty morning and high humidity, which fluctuated between 95 per cent and 71 per cent throughout the
The predominant pollutant was PM2.5, the fine particulate matter that poses serious health risks, as they can penetrate deep into the lungs and enter the bloodstream.
Of the 36 monitoring stations across the city, 14 reported air quality in the ‘Severe Plus’ category, with AQI readings above 450.
The remaining stations recorded AQI levels in the ‘Severe’ range, between 401 and 450.
These levels signify a significant deterioration in air quality, which is considered life-threatening for vulnerable populations such as children, the elderly, and those with respiratory or heart conditions.
The maximum temperature on Friday was 23 degrees Celsius, slightly warmer than the usual for this time of year.
The day started with a cool, misty morning and high humidity, which fluctuated between 95 per cent and 71 per cent throughout the
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Winter Session of Lok Sabha sees 57.87% productivity despite disruptions
The Lok Sabha’s Winter Session, hamstrung by disruptions over issues ranging from Adani to billionaire George Soros’ “links” with the Congress leadership and Amit Shah’s Ambedkar remarks, had a productivity of 57.87 per cent, official sources said on Friday.
The Lower House met on November 25 and was adjourned sine die (indefinitely) on Friday amid protests by the opposition and the treasury benches over the alleged insult to BR Ambedkar and directions by Speaker Om Birla to members against holding demonstrations at any gate of Parliament.
Among the key bills introduced during the session were two that lay down the mechanism to hold simultaneous elections.
The two bills were on Friday referred to a joint committee of Parliament for examination and wider consultations.
The Lower House last week saw a debate on 75 years of the Constitution’s adoption, during which the treasury and the opposition benches launched a series of attacks at each other.
The Lok Sabha sat an extra day last
The Lower House met on November 25 and was adjourned sine die (indefinitely) on Friday amid protests by the opposition and the treasury benches over the alleged insult to BR Ambedkar and directions by Speaker Om Birla to members against holding demonstrations at any gate of Parliament.
Among the key bills introduced during the session were two that lay down the mechanism to hold simultaneous elections.
The two bills were on Friday referred to a joint committee of Parliament for examination and wider consultations.
The Lower House last week saw a debate on 75 years of the Constitution’s adoption, during which the treasury and the opposition benches launched a series of attacks at each other.
The Lok Sabha sat an extra day last
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Consumer forum bans persistent loan offers, unsolicited calls by firms
The Ernakulam District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission has prohibited a finance company from repeatedly harassing a Kochi resident with unsolicited loan offers over the phone.
Nithin Ramakrishnan, a resident of Panampilly Nagar in Kochi, filed a complaint with the panel after enduring continuous and intrusive calls from Bajaj Finserv that disrupted his peace of mind.
According to the petitioner, despite numerous requests to stop, Bajaj Finserv and its subsidiaries continued making unsolicited calls, causing significant inconvenience.
Even after the complaint was filed on March 14, 2023, the company persisted, calling him three to four times daily from different numbers, particularly during work hours.
The complainant argued that such actions infringed on his right to privacy and a peaceful life. Despite assurances to include his number on their Do Not Disturb (DND) list, the company failed to address the issue and continued its intrusive behaviour.
The Commission found that
Nithin Ramakrishnan, a resident of Panampilly Nagar in Kochi, filed a complaint with the panel after enduring continuous and intrusive calls from Bajaj Finserv that disrupted his peace of mind.
According to the petitioner, despite numerous requests to stop, Bajaj Finserv and its subsidiaries continued making unsolicited calls, causing significant inconvenience.
Even after the complaint was filed on March 14, 2023, the company persisted, calling him three to four times daily from different numbers, particularly during work hours.
The complainant argued that such actions infringed on his right to privacy and a peaceful life. Despite assurances to include his number on their Do Not Disturb (DND) list, the company failed to address the issue and continued its intrusive behaviour.
The Commission found that
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Modi govt’s initiatives reduced brain drain of youth, says CR Patil
Hitting out at Congress for “failing” to address the unemployment issue during its decades in power, Union Jal Shakti Minister C R Patil on Thursday claimed that the initiatives taken by the BJP-led NDA government has reduced brain drain of the youth.
Addressing a press conference, Patil said now even those who went abroad are returning and contributing to the nation’s progress.
Responding to a question, the Union minister alleged that the challenges faced by the nation today are a direct result of the Congress’ inability to deliver during its 70-year tenure.
“The Modi government has been in power for 10 years. What did they (Congress) do in the 70 years before that?
“If they had worked properly, Modi ji wouldn’t have to make so much effort now,” Patil remarked.
He also pointed to the government’s free foodgrain distribution scheme for 80 crore people, saying, “Today, the need to distribute 5 kg of free food grains wouldn’t have arisen. The fact that 80 crore people still require
Addressing a press conference, Patil said now even those who went abroad are returning and contributing to the nation’s progress.
Responding to a question, the Union minister alleged that the challenges faced by the nation today are a direct result of the Congress’ inability to deliver during its 70-year tenure.
“The Modi government has been in power for 10 years. What did they (Congress) do in the 70 years before that?
“If they had worked properly, Modi ji wouldn’t have to make so much effort now,” Patil remarked.
He also pointed to the government’s free foodgrain distribution scheme for 80 crore people, saying, “Today, the need to distribute 5 kg of free food grains wouldn’t have arisen. The fact that 80 crore people still require
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Blocked over 669,000 SIM cards to combat cybercrime: Govt tells Rajya Sabha
As part of its ongoing efforts to combat cybercrime, the government has blocked over 6.69 lakh SIM cards and 1,32,000 IMEI numbers till November 15, 2024.
Responding to a question in the Rajya Sabha, Minister of State for Women and Child Development Savitri Thakur said this initiative is part of a broader strategy to tackle cybercrime, with a focus on improving the capabilities of law enforcement agencies (LEAs) and judicial officers.
In a related development, the Ministry of Home Affairs has launched the ‘CyTrain’ platform, an online Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) aimed at building the capacity of police and judicial officers. The platform, developed under the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C), offers courses on cyber-crime investigation, forensics, and prosecution.
To date, more than 98,698 police officers from various states and Union Territories (UTs) have registered on the platform, with over 75,591 certificates issued.
The government has also provided Rs 131.60
Responding to a question in the Rajya Sabha, Minister of State for Women and Child Development Savitri Thakur said this initiative is part of a broader strategy to tackle cybercrime, with a focus on improving the capabilities of law enforcement agencies (LEAs) and judicial officers.
In a related development, the Ministry of Home Affairs has launched the ‘CyTrain’ platform, an online Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) aimed at building the capacity of police and judicial officers. The platform, developed under the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C), offers courses on cyber-crime investigation, forensics, and prosecution.
To date, more than 98,698 police officers from various states and Union Territories (UTs) have registered on the platform, with over 75,591 certificates issued.
The government has also provided Rs 131.60
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House panel flags concerns over lapses in tackling atrocities against SCs
A parliamentary panel has raised concerns over the failure of several states to establish the necessary mechanisms to effectively address cases of atrocities against Scheduled Castes (SCs).
Highlighting persistent systemic gaps, the Standing Committee on Social Justice and Empowerment recommended that the central government should actively pursue the state governments to implement and strengthen the machinery required under the Protection of Civil Rights Act, 1955, and the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989.
In its report tabled in Lok Sabha on Wednesday, the committee noted that despite the absence of financial constraints at the central level, many states were not utilising available funds or taking necessary actions to address these issues.
The committee underscored that tackling atrocities against SCs requires “sincere and coordinated” efforts by state governments, supported by central resources.
The report also emphasised broader challen
Highlighting persistent systemic gaps, the Standing Committee on Social Justice and Empowerment recommended that the central government should actively pursue the state governments to implement and strengthen the machinery required under the Protection of Civil Rights Act, 1955, and the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989.
In its report tabled in Lok Sabha on Wednesday, the committee noted that despite the absence of financial constraints at the central level, many states were not utilising available funds or taking necessary actions to address these issues.
The committee underscored that tackling atrocities against SCs requires “sincere and coordinated” efforts by state governments, supported by central resources.
The report also emphasised broader challen
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Mamata launches housing scheme, transfers funds to 1.2 mn beneficiaries
Accusing the Centre of not sending funds for the ‘Awas Yojana’ for the last three years to the state, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday launched ‘Banglar Bari’, a scheme funded entirely by her government.
She said that over 28 lakh genuine beneficiaries were identified in a survey conducted by the state for the ‘Banglar Bari’ scheme for which a total of Rs 1.2 lakh would be transferred to them by next December.
During the day, funds of Rs 60,000 were transferred to the bank accounts of 12 lakh beneficiaries in the first instalment, the chief minister said.
“My life is dedicated to working for people. Today, in the interest of the people of rural Bengal, I launched the ‘Banglar Bari’ project. The first instalment of Rs 60,000 was transferred directly through the bank to 12 lakh beneficiaries to build houses,” Banerjee said.
“The Centre had already surveyed around 36 lakh families. We also conducted one survey. A draft list was also published and their claims and
She said that over 28 lakh genuine beneficiaries were identified in a survey conducted by the state for the ‘Banglar Bari’ scheme for which a total of Rs 1.2 lakh would be transferred to them by next December.
During the day, funds of Rs 60,000 were transferred to the bank accounts of 12 lakh beneficiaries in the first instalment, the chief minister said.
“My life is dedicated to working for people. Today, in the interest of the people of rural Bengal, I launched the ‘Banglar Bari’ project. The first instalment of Rs 60,000 was transferred directly through the bank to 12 lakh beneficiaries to build houses,” Banerjee said.
“The Centre had already surveyed around 36 lakh families. We also conducted one survey. A draft list was also published and their claims and
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JNU warns against screening banned BBC documentary, AISF to defy advisory
On Monday, Jawaharlal Nehru University issued a notice declaring the scheduled screening of the controversial documentary at Ganga Dhaba at 9 pm as “unauthorised and unwarranted”
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Air quality panel invokes Grap 4 in Delhi as air quality turns ‘severe’
The Centre’s air quality panel for Delhi-NCR on Monday invoked stringent measures under Stage 4 of the air pollution control plan as the region’s air quality turned “severe” due to unfavourable meteorological conditions, according to an official order.
The curbs under Stage 4 of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) for winters include a ban on all construction and demolition activities, including public projects such as highways and flyovers, and on the entry of trucks carrying non-essential goods into Delhi.
Delhi’s 24-hour average air quality index, which was 379 at 4 pm, breached the 400 mark around 10 pm amid extremely calm winds and “buildup of an inversion layer adversely affecting the vertical mixing height”.
Vertical mixing height is the height above the surface throughout which a pollutant can be dispersed.
The curbs under Stage 4 of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) for winters include a ban on all construction and demolition activities, including public projects such as highways and flyovers, and on the entry of trucks carrying non-essential goods into Delhi.
Delhi’s 24-hour average air quality index, which was 379 at 4 pm, breached the 400 mark around 10 pm amid extremely calm winds and “buildup of an inversion layer adversely affecting the vertical mixing height”.
Vertical mixing height is the height above the surface throughout which a pollutant can be dispersed.
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Parliamentary panel highlights gaps in medical radiation device testing
A parliamentary committee on Monday raised serious concerns about the country’s capability to test and regulate radiation-emitting medical devices, urging immediate reforms in the national testing infrastructure.
The Standing Committee on Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution revealed significant gaps in the testing framework for critical medical equipment like X-ray and MRI machines in its fifth report submitted to Parliament.
The National Testing House (NTH) currently lacks the expertise and capacity to comprehensively test and certify radiation-emitting medical devices, despite existing regulatory oversight from the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) and the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO).
The committee recommended establishing a collaborative framework between NTH, AERB, and CDSCO to address the identified regulatory shortcomings.
Key recommendations include developing specialised testing capabilities at NTH, investing in advanced testing …
The Standing Committee on Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution revealed significant gaps in the testing framework for critical medical equipment like X-ray and MRI machines in its fifth report submitted to Parliament.
The National Testing House (NTH) currently lacks the expertise and capacity to comprehensively test and certify radiation-emitting medical devices, despite existing regulatory oversight from the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) and the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO).
The committee recommended establishing a collaborative framework between NTH, AERB, and CDSCO to address the identified regulatory shortcomings.
Key recommendations include developing specialised testing capabilities at NTH, investing in advanced testing …
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Tabla maestro Zakir Hussain in San Francisco ICU with heart problems
Tabla maestro Zakir Hussain has been admitted to the ICU of a San Francisco hospital with heart related problems, his friend and flautist Rakesh Chaurasia said on Sunday.
The 73-year-old US-based musician, who has taken the tabla to the global stage, had been having blood pressure issues, added Hussain’s manager Nirmala Bachani.
“He has been admitted to a hospital in San Francisco for a heart related problem for the last two weeks,” Bachani said.
“He is unwell and admitted in the ICU right now. We all are worried about the situation,” Chaurasia told PTI.
The eldest son of legendary tabla player Allah Rakha, Hussain has followed in the footsteps of his father, becoming a marquee name in India and across the world. Hussain has received five Grammy Awards in his career, including three at the 66th Grammy Awards earlier this year.
In his career spanning six decades, the musician has worked with several renowned international and Indian artistes, but it was his 1973 musical project wit
The 73-year-old US-based musician, who has taken the tabla to the global stage, had been having blood pressure issues, added Hussain’s manager Nirmala Bachani.
“He has been admitted to a hospital in San Francisco for a heart related problem for the last two weeks,” Bachani said.
“He is unwell and admitted in the ICU right now. We all are worried about the situation,” Chaurasia told PTI.
The eldest son of legendary tabla player Allah Rakha, Hussain has followed in the footsteps of his father, becoming a marquee name in India and across the world. Hussain has received five Grammy Awards in his career, including three at the 66th Grammy Awards earlier this year.
In his career spanning six decades, the musician has worked with several renowned international and Indian artistes, but it was his 1973 musical project wit
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Illegal tree felling in Delhi: NGT issues notice to environment ministry
The National Green Tribunal has issued notice to the Centre regarding the alleged felling of scores of trees in the national capital.
The green body was hearing about the alleged illegal felling of thousands of trees at Chajju Ram Bagh in Jindpur by a private builder to construct a warehouse and commercial godown.
In an order dated December 9, a bench of NGT Chairperson Justice Prakash Shrivastava noted that the district magistrate of north Delhi did not file his reply, as per the tribunal’s earlier order to produce the relevant khasra entries and revenue record of Chajju Ram Bagh of last 20 years to ascertain the correct position.
The bench also comprising judicial member Justice Sudhir Agarwal and expert member A Senthil Vel noted that the Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) filed a compliance report enclosing an order where the forest officials concerned had imposed a compounding fee of Rs nine lakh for illegal felling of 15 trees.
“It cannot be ascertained under what …
The green body was hearing about the alleged illegal felling of thousands of trees at Chajju Ram Bagh in Jindpur by a private builder to construct a warehouse and commercial godown.
In an order dated December 9, a bench of NGT Chairperson Justice Prakash Shrivastava noted that the district magistrate of north Delhi did not file his reply, as per the tribunal’s earlier order to produce the relevant khasra entries and revenue record of Chajju Ram Bagh of last 20 years to ascertain the correct position.
The bench also comprising judicial member Justice Sudhir Agarwal and expert member A Senthil Vel noted that the Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) filed a compliance report enclosing an order where the forest officials concerned had imposed a compounding fee of Rs nine lakh for illegal felling of 15 trees.
“It cannot be ascertained under what …
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‘One Nation One Election’ offers more time for development: Andhra CM Naidu
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Saturday said here that all elections in the country happening at the same time through ‘One Nation One Election’ concept will provide more time for development.
In the event of elections occurring every three months in the country, the rulers “will have to work only for polls”, he stated.
CM said this in view of Union Cabinet’s approval of bills drafted to implement ‘One Nation One Election’ plan.
“There will be more time for development if all the elections in the country happen at once under One Nation One Election concept,” a press release quoted Naidu as saying.
He made these remarks when he visited Sri Busameta Venkateswara Swamy temple located at Dokiparru village in Krishna district’s Gudlavalleru mandal. He also noted that by 2047 India will be a top country in the world and Andhra Pradesh a top state in the country.
Further, the CM appealed to industrialist PV Krishna Reddy, who welcomed him to the temple fair, to upli
In the event of elections occurring every three months in the country, the rulers “will have to work only for polls”, he stated.
CM said this in view of Union Cabinet’s approval of bills drafted to implement ‘One Nation One Election’ plan.
“There will be more time for development if all the elections in the country happen at once under One Nation One Election concept,” a press release quoted Naidu as saying.
He made these remarks when he visited Sri Busameta Venkateswara Swamy temple located at Dokiparru village in Krishna district’s Gudlavalleru mandal. He also noted that by 2047 India will be a top country in the world and Andhra Pradesh a top state in the country.
Further, the CM appealed to industrialist PV Krishna Reddy, who welcomed him to the temple fair, to upli
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Farmers’ group to proceed ‘peacefully’ towards Delhi, says Sarwan Singh
Farmer leader Pandher stated that the government must arrange a talk if it is serious about resolving the matter
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Pushpa 2 screening death case: Allu Arjun walks out of Hyderabad prison
After spending the night in a local prison after being arrested in connection with the death of a woman in a stampede during the premiere of his latest film, ,
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Parliament session LIVE: RS adjourned till Monday over no-confidence notice against Dhankar
Parliament winter session 2024 Live updates: Stay with us for all the news updates from the ongoing Lok Sabha session
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Summaya-Dentsu case: ED raids across multiple cities, seizes cash, gold
During the search operations, ED found seized Indian currency of Rs 46 Lakh, foreign currency equivalent to Rs 4 Lakh and gold bars amounting to Rs 3.4 Crore
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Doordarshan becomes official broadcast partner for HIL 2024-25: MIB
This year’s edition of Hockey India League (HIL), set to commence on December 28, 2024, is historic as it marks the inaugural season of the Women’s Hockey India League
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Culture Ministry to showcase India’s heritage at Maha Kumbh with ‘Kalagram’
The Ministry of Culture has planned to set up and run a cultural village — ‘Kalagram’ — in Prayagraj to showcase the rich, spiritual and cultural heritage of the country
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Maharashtra CM Fadnavis calls on President Murmu, Vice President Dhankhar
Earlier on Thursday, Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis assumed office after taking oath as the Chief Minister for the third time
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Himachal CM Sukhu launches 6 new schemes to mark two years of Congress govt
Aiming to promote natural farming, the Chief Minister introduced Him Bhog Atta, prepared from maize grown using natural farming practices