Complex civic issues, such as urban waste management, cannot be solved in isolation. Indian newsrooms are increasingly forming solutions-based collaboratives, pooling their investigative resources to track how different municipalities successfully recycle industrial waste. By sharing data and comparing evidence across multiple cities, competing publications create comprehensive guides to urban...
Indian newsrooms are confronting a critical challenge regarding AI-driven copyright reform.
Publicly accessible journalistic content could soon become eligible for ingestion into AI training datasets under a statutory licensing regime.
This regulatory shift would move the power of consent away from active negotiation to state regulation.
The Bharat Media Association warns...
The future of media depends on building sustainable business models that support quality journalism. As traditional advertising revenues decline, media organizations are exploring digital subscriptions, memberships, events, branded content, and reader-supported funding. Financial sustainability enables newsrooms to invest in investigative reporting, technology, and professional development...
The government has provided an update on implementation of the National Mission on Edible Oils–Oil Palm. The programme seeks to increase domestic edible-oil production and reduce India's dependence on imports. Oil palm offers high productivity per hectare but also raises questions concerning land use, water requirements and environmental sustainability. The policy therefore has...
The Union Cabinet has approved the ₹23,731 crore National Unified GOBARdhan Scheme to accelerate the production of compressed biogas (CBG) from organic waste across India. The initiative aims to convert agricultural residue, cattle dung, municipal solid waste, and other biodegradable materials into clean energy, while promoting sustainable waste management and supporting the circular economy....
The Journey Begins
"Good governance is not measured by policies alone, but by how effectively they transform people's lives." This principle reflects the administrative journey of Chandra Bhushan Kumar, IAS, a senior civil servant known for his commitment to transparent governance and sustainable development.
Chandra Bhushan Kumar, an IAS officer of the AGMUT Cadre, is currently serving...
The Journey Begins
"The strength of a nation lies in the quality of its governance and the dedication of those who serve its people."
This philosophy aptly reflects the distinguished career of Kesonyu Yhome, IAS, a senior Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer of the Nagaland Cadre, who is currently serving as the Commissioner & Secretary, Government of Nagaland....
The Journey Begins
"Development succeeds when governance reaches every citizen with efficiency, accountability, and compassion."
These ideals define the career of Sentiyanger Imchen, IAS, a senior Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer of the Nagaland Cadre, who is currently serving as the Development Commissioner, Government of Nagaland. With years of experience in public...
The Journey Begins
For an administrator, true leadership lies not only in making policies but also in ensuring they create meaningful change on the ground. Nandini Chakraborty, IAS, a 1994-batch Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer of the West Bengal cadre, has consistently demonstrated this philosophy throughout her distinguished career. Currently serving as the...
The Journey Begins
True leadership in public administration is measured not by headlines but by the lasting impact of good governance. Santosh Sukhadeve, an IAS officer of the AGMUT cadre, has built a reputation for efficient administration, policy implementation, and people-centric governance. Serving in senior administrative responsibilities, he has contributed to strengthening public...
The Journey Begins
"Good governance is not merely about policies—it is about ensuring that every citizen experiences the benefits of development." This philosophy reflects the administrative approach associated with Amit Singla, IAS, a distinguished AGMUT cadre officer who has held several important leadership roles in the Union Territory administration. Known for his calm...
The Journey Begins
A Leader Shaping Modern Administration
"Good governance is measured not by promises made, but by lives transformed."
This philosophy reflects the distinguished career of Mandip Singh Brar, IAS, a senior civil servant dedicated to strengthening public administration through integrity, innovation, and accountability. A 2005-batch IAS officer of the AGMUT...