The Indian government has announced a mandatory 150 hours of on-the-job training for ITI trainees under the Craftsmen Training Scheme.

The Indian government has suspended its rice fortification scheme, citing an IIT study and concerns from activists who argue that fortification is not a scientific method to combat anaemia.

Government medical officers in India have issued a threat to boycott health services starting March 16, indicating potential disruptions to healthcare.

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The Indian government is preparing to launch a nationwide HPV vaccination drive, a significant step in the fight against cervical cancer.

The Delhi High Court has strongly criticized the Indian government for its failure to address 5,612 ignored Armed Forces Tribunal (AFT) orders concerning the unresolved legal battles of soldiers.

The Indian government is set to initiate a nationwide Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination drive targeting girls aged 9-14 to prevent cervical cancer.

The Indian government has defended its decision to implement a negative cut-off for NEET-PG, stating that the reduction does not compromise competence as candidates are already licensed MBBS practitioners.

Prime Minister Modi inaugurated the Namo Bharat Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) and the Meerut Metro, asserting that the world, which once hesitated to deal with past Indian governments, now has faith in India.

The Indian government is closely monitoring the evolving situation in West Asia, particularly after disruptions at international airports, and is taking measures to ensure the safe return and safety of Indian citizens, including those stranded in Gulf Nations.

The minister was asked to say if she believed violence linked to Indian government agents had ceased or was still ongoing and refused to provide a definitive answer

The Indian government informed the Assembly that six lakh farmers are yet to receive benefits from the 2017 loan waiver scheme.

The Indian government has blocked five Over-The-Top (OTT) platforms, citing 'obscene content' and acting under the IT Act and Digital Media Ethics Code Rules, 2021.

The Indian government has banned five new streaming platforms due to obscene content, following a previous ban on ALTT Balaji.

The Indian government has been called upon to intervene and resolve the issue of escalating airfares during holiday periods, which has caused distress among travelers.

The Indian government has relaxed scholarship rules for children of unorganised workers, a move expected to benefit over 100,000 students and help settle 700,000 inoperative EPF accounts.

The Indian government has exempted tailing recycling within approved mine areas from requiring fresh environmental clearance, a move industry experts say will reduce delays.

Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Khalistani separatist, was assassinated in Canada, sparking diplomatic tensions. Simultaneously, a plot to kill Gurpatwant Singh Pannun in the US was uncovered, leading to the arrest of Indian national Nikhil Gupta. US authorities allege an Indian government employee directed the plot, a claim India disputes, suggesting a rogue operation.

The Indian government is upgrading 5,000 mini anganwadi centres to full-fledged facilities and transforming them into pre-primary schools, while improving infrastructure and service delivery.

The Delhi High Court has declined to restore a plea from the Indian government that had been dismissed three times over 20 years, emphasizing that no special treatment would be given to the government.

The Indian government is set to begin the recruitment process for 56,432 posts across various departments.

The Indian government has circulated a bill intended to replace the University Grants Commission (UGC) and All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) among 39 Ministries and departments for discussions, with a 31-member JPC set to hold its first meeting.

The Indian government has blocked five Over-The-Top (OTT) platforms, citing their streaming of obscene content, under the IT Rules 2021.

The Indian government has increased the equity threshold for Powergrid subsidiaries to Rs 7,500 crore, a move aimed at boosting the company's financial flexibility and investment capacity.

The Indian Centre has informed the Supreme Court that it is actively considering issues of airfare fluctuations and the reduction of free check-in baggage allowance for economy class passengers.

A former Member of Parliament, Mr. Ramadass, has urged the Indian government to seek a comprehensive and binding bilateral fisheries arrangement with Sri Lanka to address the recurring arrests of Indian fishermen.