Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his heartfelt gratitude for the birthday wishes he received on September 17th. He also highlighted the achievements of his government during its first 100 days in office, emphasizing pro-people and development-oriented decisions. He further acknowledged the efforts of individuals engaging in social service activities.
The Indian government has appointed six senior advocates as Additional Solicitor Generals (ASGs) in the Supreme Court. These appointments, made for a three-year term, strengthen the legal team representing the government’s interests in the highest court. The new ASGs bring extensive experience in various legal fields, including constitutional, commercial, and corporate law.
The Indian government has issued a clarification regarding recent changes to the Public Provident Fund (PPF) scheme, addressing confusion and misinterpretations that arose on social media. The clarification focuses on accounts opened for minors without a guardian, which are considered irregular. The government aims to regularize such accounts and ensure compliance with the scheme’s guidelines.
The Indian government is set to amend Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) norms to facilitate the implementation of an internship scheme. This move aims to create more opportunities for young professionals and contribute to skill development within the country.
Viasat has launched its Enhanced LAISR service, providing a significant upgrade to its L-band network. This service offers highly available and adaptable connectivity for airborne, maritime, and land-based users worldwide, meeting the growing demand for reliable satellite communication in government and commercial applications.
Thailand’s new government, led by the Pheu Thai Party, might bring back the country’s pro-cannabis policy, which was previously reversed. The Bhumjaithai party, a key coalition member, has proposed a new cannabis regulation plan that focuses on research, medical use, and economic development. This follows a period of uncertainty after the previous government’s attempt to re-criminalize cannabis.
A former aide to New York Governor Kathy Hochul, Linda Sun, and her husband Chris Hu have been arrested and charged with espionage on behalf of the Chinese government. The allegations involve Sun using her position to advance China’s agenda in exchange for millions of dollars. This case highlights the ongoing threat of Chinese espionage and its implications for US national security.
Twelve young men died during physical tests for government excise officer positions in India, highlighting the country’s severe unemployment crisis. The deaths occurred during a 10-kilometer race in humid conditions, raising concerns about the intense competition for limited jobs and inadequate safety measures.
Minister of Transport Pablo Rodriguez announced several key appointments and reappointments across various organizations within Canada’s transportation sector. These moves aim to ensure safety, efficiency, and growth in the industry, impacting businesses, passengers, and tourists nationwide.
The Indian government has announced new guidelines to streamline and improve its public grievance redressal system. These guidelines aim to empower citizens, increase efficiency, and leverage technology for faster and more effective resolution of grievances. Key changes include an integrated platform for grievance filing, reduced resolution timelines, dedicated nodal officers, and AI-powered analytics to analyze citizen feedback.
