Tamil Nadu bans raw-egg mayonnaise for one year.

Tamil Nadu Bans Raw-Egg Mayonnaise for One Year

In a landmark move prioritizing public health and safety, Tamil Nadu has imposed a one-year ban on the sale, manufacture, storage, and use of mayonnaise made from raw eggs. This action is taken under the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, to mitigate health risks from pathogens such as Salmonella and E. coli. Tamil Nadu follows Kerala and Telangana, which have already taken similar steps to ensure food safety. Let’s dive into the key aspects and implications of this decision.

Article 21 of the Indian Constitution

Articles of the Constitution: Article 21

Article 21 of the Indian Constitution is often called the β€œheart of the Constitution.” It is a cornerstone of Indian democracy that guarantees the protection of life and personal liberty.…
Jharkhand Land Survey

πŸ›οΈ Jharkhand High Court Demands Deadline for Land Survey

The Jharkhand Land Survey saga continues to be a key concern in state governance. On April 25, 2025, the Jharkhand High Court issued a strong directive to the state government: submit a clear timeline for completing the land survey, which began nearly five decades ago. The court’s concern stems from the fact that despite its crucial role in governance, property rights, and planning, the process remains largely incomplete.

Jharkhand revises school timings due to heatwave.

Jharkhand revises school timings due to heatwave

With summer temperatures soaring beyond 43Β°C in several districts, the Jharkhand government has taken swift action to protect school children from the adverse effects of extreme heat. Among the key developments, a major one is the change in school timings due to the heatwave,Β especially relevant for students, parents, and public policy observers. Here’s everything you need to know.

NGT Questions Jharkhand on Untreated Sewage into Ganga

🌊 NGT Questions Jharkhand on Untreated Sewage into Ganga

In a recent environmental development, the National Green Tribunal (NGT) has pulled up the states of Jharkhand and Uttarakhand over persistent untreated sewage into Ganga, raising alarm bells on the health of India’s most sacred river. Despite government claims that faecal coliform levels are under control, reality paints a murkier picture. This post dives deep into the NGT’s latest questioning, the governance issues involved, and the critical role of Sewage Treatment Plants (STPs).