When a cash transfer feels like a brother’s gift: Mahatari Vandan and the dignity of choice
Dhami Launches First Phase of Uttarakhand Sports University at Haldwani
Chitrakoot and the test of governance
When a laptop becomes a ladder: Madhya Pradesh’s 25,000 rupee bet on merit
When a cash transfer feels like a brother’s gift: Mahatari Vandan and the dignity of choice
Dhami Launches First Phase of Uttarakhand Sports University at Haldwani
Chitrakoot and the test of governance

Small Payments, Lasting Confidence: PM Kisan’s Quiet Transformation
The story of Durgesh Yadav, a smallholder from Bijarwar, speaks plainly about the power of predictability. The quarterly Rs 2,000 transfer he receives under the

Yoga Today Is Public Health Policy and Cultural Diplomacy
International Yoga Day has become more than a ritual. What began as a cultural revival has evolved into a practical public health instrument and a

When a Village Woman Flies a Drone, Rural India Takes Off
The image of Sunita Patel lifting a heavy, water‑filled drone into the sky and spraying fields with surgical precision is more than a feel good

Yoga Is More Than Posture It Is a Path to Healthy Citizens and a Sustainable Future
On International Yoga Day we celebrate an ancient practice that has proved astonishingly modern in its relevance. Yoga is not merely a set of physical

When Water Comes Home, Development Follows
Pandarwahi’s transformation from a village where every drop was hard won to one where clean water flows to every household is an important reminder of

From Screening to Sustained Care: Making the Sickle Cell Mission a Lasting Triumph
The scale and speed of India’s Sickle Cell Anemia Elimination Mission are remarkable, and Madhya Pradesh’s contribution stands out. That the national programme has screened

Small Change, Big Promise: Nano Fertilisers Can Rejuvenate Soils and Incomes, If Used Wisely
The choice of a single farmer can sometimes point the way for many. In Gudelia village of Balodabazar‑Bhatapara, progressive farmer Heera Singh Dhruv’s decision to

Chief Minister’s move to recruit athletes into the police is welcome, now make it last
Madhya Pradesh’s decision to resume direct recruitment of outstanding athletes into the police acknowledges a simple truth: sporting excellence is public value. Offering an annual

A Home Is More Than a Roof: PM Awas Is Delivering Dignity, Now Consolidate the Gains
The sight of Dujmati Patel stepping into a pucca house after years in a leaky thatch hut is the concrete measure of public policy that

Madhya Pradesh’s Gains Need Consolidation Not Celebration Alone
The government’s recent tally of achievements from claims of making Madhya Pradesh Naxal free to awards in renewable energy and tourism, and a significant disbursal

When a laptop becomes a ladder: Madhya Pradesh’s 25,000 rupee bet on merit

When a laptop becomes a ladder: Madhya Pradesh’s 25,000 rupee bet on merit

When a cash transfer feels like a brother’s gift: Mahatari Vandan and the dignity of choice



