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Revamped OCI Portal Launched by Home Minister Amit Shah

Revamped OCI Portal Launched by Home Minister Amit Shah

The Ministry of Home Affairs launched a revamped OCI portal to modernize services for Overseas Citizens of India.With over 5 million beneficiaries, the new system is aimed at simplifying registration, enhancing user experience, and providing secure digital services.Developed in response to evolving needs and technological trends, this launch underlines India’s commitment to supporting its diaspora […]

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Geeta Samota

Geeta Samota: First CISF Officer to Summit Mount Everest

Geeta Samota, a CISF Sub-Inspector from Rajasthan, has created history by becoming the first officer from CISF to summit Mount Everest.Trained by ITBP and ABVIMAS, her journey includes completing the Seven Summits challenge, setting national records, and inspiring women and youth with her achievements.Recognized with top national awards, her victory has energized the CAPF community

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Operation Olivia

Operation Olivia: A Marine Conservation Success by the Indian Coast Guard

Operation Olivia, an annual initiative by the Indian Coast Guard (ICG), has successfully protected 6.98 lakh Olive Ridley turtles in Odisha during the 2025 nesting season.Conducted from November to May, the operation involves patrols, aerial surveillance, community participation, and the use of Turtle Excluder Devices (TEDs).With over 5,387 surface sorties and the detention of 366

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Gyan Bharatam Mission

Gyan Bharatam Mission: A New Era for India’s Manuscript Heritage

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will unveil the revamped National Manuscripts Mission, now named the Gyan Bharatam Mission, on June 9, 2025.With a substantial budget increase to ₹60 crore, the mission will focus on the digitization, documentation, and conservation of over one crore manuscripts.Originating in 2003, the original mission struggled due to funding issues and lack

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Archaeological Survey of India restores 16th-century stepwell in Delhi’s Mehrauli

Archaeological Survey of India restores 16th-century stepwell in Delhi’s Mehrauli

The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has restored the historic Rajon Ki Baoli, a 16th-century stepwell from the Lodi era, located in Mehrauli, Delhi.The project, supported by the World Monuments Fund India and the TCS Foundation, is part of a larger initiative to revive traditional water systems and promote sustainable water management.The restoration involved cleaning,

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President Murmu Invokes Article 143 Over Governors’ Bill Assent Powers

President Murmu Invokes Article 143 Over Governors’ Bill Assent Powers

President Droupadi Murmu has invoked Article 143 to seek the Supreme Court’s opinion on whether judicial orders can impose timelines for the President and Governors in granting or withholding assent to State Bills under Articles 200 and 201.The move follows a Supreme Court ruling that criticized the Tamil Nadu Governor for delaying action on Bills.

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Union Minister Manohar Lal Inaugurates ‘Bharat Bodh Kendra’ at India Habitat Centre

Union Minister Manohar Lal Inaugurates ‘Bharat Bodh Kendra’ at India Habitat Centre

On May 10, 2025, Union Minister Manohar Lal inaugurated the Bharat Bodh Kendra at India Habitat Centre (IHC) in New Delhi.Developed as part of the Habitat Library and Resource Centre, the Kendra is aimed at promoting India’s cultural and civilisational heritage through resources on art, philosophy, spirituality, and history.The Minister praised IHC’s green initiatives and

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India Launches Chip-Based E-Passports to Enhance Travel Security

India Launches Chip-Based E-Passports to Enhance Travel Security

India has launched chip-based e-passports featuring RFID chips and biometric data, aimed at boosting travel security and global standardization.Rolled out under Passport Seva Programme 2.0, the initiative also brings new rules effective from 2025, including mandatory birth certificates, digital residential addresses, and removal of parents’ names from passports.This marks a major step in India’s digital

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