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Blog | From Swachh To Swasth: 13 Years Of A Campaign, And People Who Make It Matter
A clean India meant a healthy India, and a healthy India meant a stronger, more productive and more prosperous country.
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Indian Man Compares Public Holidays In Australia And India: "Australians Are Laid-Back"
His humorous take on holidays linked to horse racing, sporting events and local fairs has sparked mixed reactions online.
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UPSC Completes 100 Years: From 1926 Advisory Panel To Independent Constitutional Body
On November 26, 1949, Dr Rajendra Prasad emphasised that the independence of the Public Service Commissions was essential to ensure impartiality in public appointments.
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AAP Takes "Chitta" Swipe at BJP As Amit Shah Holds Rally In Punjab, Congress Slams Them Both
Punjab AAP chief Aman Arora launched a sharp attack on the BJP over its Nasha Mukt Punjab Yatra and questioned the party's record on the drug issue, and underlined that the party has been in power for multiple terms as a partner of the Shiromani Akali Dal
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Maharashtra Public Service Commission Postpones 3 Major Exams Amid Evaluation Concerns
Maharashtra Public Service Commission Exams 2026: The commission stated that the 2026 Main Examinations for State Services, Maharashtra Civil Engineering Services, and Maharashtra Group-B (Non-Gazetted) have been postponed.
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EducationWorld Rankings 2026-27: Delhi Government Schools Secure Top Ranks
Delhi government schools secured top national ranks in the EducationWorld India School Rankings 2026 27, based on a survey of 18000 respondents.
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2 Suffocate To Death After Inhaling Toxic Chemical In Mumbai Public Toilet
According to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) officials, the incident occurred in the early hours at a public toilet near the Parsi Panchayat Gate close to Mrunaltai Bridge in the Ram Mandir East area.
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Vijay's TVK Government Withdraws Controversial RTI Move Amid Backlash
Public law and order deals with multiple subjects, including inquiry reports into opening of police fire, inquiry reports into custody death, police torture and others. In line with the earlier order, the public would not have had access to such details.
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Bank Strike: Can You Deposit Cash At Your Bank Tomorrow? What Customers Should Know
Bank Strike: Cheque-related processes and other branch-dependent services could also face delays or disruptions during the strike.
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Delhi To Get 20,000 Smart Street Lights By Diwali With Real-Time Monitoring
The rollout is part of a larger project to replace 1 lakh old street lights across Delhi with smart LEDs by January 2027.
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Singapore Imposes Huge Fines For Playing Loud Music, Eating On Bus
Singapore has announced a new fine of $500 Singapore dollars (Rs 37,471) for anyone playing music or videos loudly on a bus.
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Advance Salaries, Banks To Open On Sunday: How Is Centre Preparing For 3-Day Strike
The Finance Ministry has advised ministries and departments to disburse September salaries, wages and pensions to employees ahead of schedule.
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Creator Asks 'Why Do Indians Keep Mauritius Clean But Not India?' The Internet Has Answers
Indian creator Vishal Bhargava noticed Mauritius, with a large Indian-origin population, is remarkably clean compared to India.
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UPSC NDA 2 Result 2026 Expected Soon; Check Likely Release Date
UPSC will soon announce the NDA and NA II exam results for 2026, accessible on upsc.gov.in in PDF format listing qualified candidates.
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Protection From Tuberculosis Preventive Treatment Could Wane After One Year In High-Burden Countries: Study
They estimated TB risk among people with TB infections in 24 countries and found that TPT offered strong initial protection, but long-term protection varied depending on the burden of TB disease in each area.
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Blog | From Swachh To Swasth: 13 Years Of A Campaign, And People Who Make It Matter
A clean India meant a healthy India, and a healthy India meant a stronger, more productive and more prosperous country.
-
Indian Man Compares Public Holidays In Australia And India: "Australians Are Laid-Back"
His humorous take on holidays linked to horse racing, sporting events and local fairs has sparked mixed reactions online.
-
UPSC Completes 100 Years: From 1926 Advisory Panel To Independent Constitutional Body
On November 26, 1949, Dr Rajendra Prasad emphasised that the independence of the Public Service Commissions was essential to ensure impartiality in public appointments.
-
AAP Takes "Chitta" Swipe at BJP As Amit Shah Holds Rally In Punjab, Congress Slams Them Both
Punjab AAP chief Aman Arora launched a sharp attack on the BJP over its Nasha Mukt Punjab Yatra and questioned the party's record on the drug issue, and underlined that the party has been in power for multiple terms as a partner of the Shiromani Akali Dal
-
Maharashtra Public Service Commission Postpones 3 Major Exams Amid Evaluation Concerns
Maharashtra Public Service Commission Exams 2026: The commission stated that the 2026 Main Examinations for State Services, Maharashtra Civil Engineering Services, and Maharashtra Group-B (Non-Gazetted) have been postponed.
-
EducationWorld Rankings 2026-27: Delhi Government Schools Secure Top Ranks
Delhi government schools secured top national ranks in the EducationWorld India School Rankings 2026 27, based on a survey of 18000 respondents.
-
2 Suffocate To Death After Inhaling Toxic Chemical In Mumbai Public Toilet
According to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) officials, the incident occurred in the early hours at a public toilet near the Parsi Panchayat Gate close to Mrunaltai Bridge in the Ram Mandir East area.
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Vijay's TVK Government Withdraws Controversial RTI Move Amid Backlash
Public law and order deals with multiple subjects, including inquiry reports into opening of police fire, inquiry reports into custody death, police torture and others. In line with the earlier order, the public would not have had access to such details.
-
Bank Strike: Can You Deposit Cash At Your Bank Tomorrow? What Customers Should Know
Bank Strike: Cheque-related processes and other branch-dependent services could also face delays or disruptions during the strike.
-
Delhi To Get 20,000 Smart Street Lights By Diwali With Real-Time Monitoring
The rollout is part of a larger project to replace 1 lakh old street lights across Delhi with smart LEDs by January 2027.
-
Singapore Imposes Huge Fines For Playing Loud Music, Eating On Bus
Singapore has announced a new fine of $500 Singapore dollars (Rs 37,471) for anyone playing music or videos loudly on a bus.
-
Advance Salaries, Banks To Open On Sunday: How Is Centre Preparing For 3-Day Strike
The Finance Ministry has advised ministries and departments to disburse September salaries, wages and pensions to employees ahead of schedule.
-
Creator Asks 'Why Do Indians Keep Mauritius Clean But Not India?' The Internet Has Answers
Indian creator Vishal Bhargava noticed Mauritius, with a large Indian-origin population, is remarkably clean compared to India.
-
UPSC NDA 2 Result 2026 Expected Soon; Check Likely Release Date
UPSC will soon announce the NDA and NA II exam results for 2026, accessible on upsc.gov.in in PDF format listing qualified candidates.
-
Protection From Tuberculosis Preventive Treatment Could Wane After One Year In High-Burden Countries: Study
They estimated TB risk among people with TB infections in 24 countries and found that TPT offered strong initial protection, but long-term protection varied depending on the burden of TB disease in each area.
