Assam Launches ‘Gajah Mitra’ to Protect People and Elephants
Assam has introduced the ‘Gajah Mitra’ (Elephant Friend) initiative to reduce human-elephant conflicts and promote coexistence. Community volunteers will be trained to monitor elephant movements, alert villagers, and guide safe practices. The program aims to prevent fatalities and conserve the endangered Asian elephant, while supporting sustainable rural development and biodiversity.
Ujjain to Boost Broadcasting with New Akashvani Kendra
The city of Ujjain is getting a new Akashvani (All India Radio) Kendra, enhancing local broadcasting capabilities. This move will strengthen cultural programming, local news coverage, and educational broadcasts in the region. It also aims to preserve Ujjain’s spiritual and historical legacy through wider radio outreach.
Carnac Bridge Renamed as Sindoor in Mumbai
The historic Carnac Bridge in Mumbai has been renamed ‘Sindoor’, aligning with cultural and regional identity efforts. The renaming is part of a broader initiative to shed colonial-era names and highlight indigenous heritage. The bridge, a vital link in Mumbai’s transport network, holds both historical and infrastructural significance.
World Horse Day 2025: Honoring Humanity’s Most Loyal Companion
World Horse Day celebrates the contributions of horses to human civilization—from agriculture and transport to warfare and therapy. Events across the globe highlight horse welfare, rescue efforts, and their role in rural livelihoods. The day also raises awareness about ethical treatment and conservation of horse breeds.
UN Expert Francesca Albanese Sanctioned by US: Background, Reactions, and Implications
The United States has sanctioned UN special rapporteur Francesca Albanese, citing controversial remarks and perceived bias. The move has sparked global debate over free speech and international law enforcement. While some support the decision as a stand against extremism, others view it as a threat to UN independence.
Veteran Leader N. Tippanna Passes Away at 97
Veteran political leader N. Tippanna has passed away at the age of 97. Known for his grassroots activism and leadership in regional governance, Tippanna was respected across party lines. His contributions to rural development and education in his constituency have left a lasting legacy.