Accountability topic
Scholarships, pensions, subsidies, ration, welfare schemes and access to public benefits.
🚨 FSSAI has initiated three cases against Nestlé India over alleged violations involving infant nutrition products. The action concerns NAN Excella Pro Stage 1, Lactogen Pro 1 and a follow-up formula.
Some churches in Maharashtra are asking worshippers for ID cards and self-declaration forms. Pastors describe this as 'insurance' following disruptions of Sunday services over allegations of forced conversion.
Assam Chief Minister Himanta dismissed Western generational labels like 'Gen Z' and 'Gen Alpha' during a speech at a Suruchi Prakashan book launch. He described them as European concepts and stated his preference for traditional terms like 'beta' and 'beti' (son and daughter) while focusing on their welfare.
Worms were reportedly found in a soybean dish served under the mid-day meal scheme in government schools in Arwal, Bihar. Headteachers spotted the worms before students ate the food, leading at least three to submit written complaints.
Three questions raised by DMK MP Matheswaran V.S. regarding CJP's youth protests and NEET-UG were disallowed in the Lok Sabha. The questions concerned NEET application fee refunds and facilities for protesters at Jantar Mantar.
In Aali Village, New Delhi, 300 homes were sealed because a lack of clear mapping has left their legal status uncertain. Despite a 2010 court order to map the village, residents say it remains unmapped, leaving them in constant fear of displacement.
An online video showcases public reactions to an Instagram post by Minister of Textiles Giriraj Singh regarding Rahul Gandhi. Commenters on the post raise questions on various topics, including the Pulwama attack, press conferences, textile subsidies under Giriraj Singh's ministry, and Ram Mandir donations.
Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLAs rode bicycles to the Delhi Legislative Assembly, alleging a Rs 90-crore scam in the purchase of 1.3 lakh bicycles for Class 9 girls under the Vidya Vahini Yojana. AAP claimed the government paid Rs 6,957 per bicycle when the retail cost is Rs 4,200. The BJP has denied the allegations.
Visually impaired students at the National Institute for the Visually Handicapped in Dehradun have protested over demands including scholarships, laptops, better food, and staff. The students have warned of a hunger strike after a meeting with the director failed to reach a resolution.
A speculative news segment set in August 2026 reports on a projected decline in rural employment person-days and household participation following the hypothetical replacement of MGNREGA with the VB-GRAM G scheme on July 1, 2026.
The Supreme Court dismissed a final curative petition in August 2026, ending a 40-year legal battle over the 1986 assault of a three-year-old girl in Rajasthan. After an initial trial court conviction and a 2013 acquittal by the High Court, the Supreme Court overturned the acquittal in 2025.
A parliamentary disclosure revealed that over Rs 20 crore in scholarships for Scheduled Tribe (ST) students for the 2024-25 academic year remains unpaid.
The Delhi government announced a free one-year residential coaching scholarship for JEE and NEET aspirants. The program has raised questions regarding why the government is funding and promoting private coaching culture, given previous concerns about academic pressure and the role of public schooling.
Abhijeet Dipke has responded to an RTI inquiry questioning the funding of his education at Boston University. Sharing his scholarship admission letter, Dipke stated he is ready to present his education loan documents and questioned if political leaders would similarly show their degrees.
A text overlay in a video claims that the PM CARES Fund, chaired by the Prime Minister, has not shared its audited accounts for three years. The text also states that donations to the fund receive 100% tax benefits, and that the fund is outside the scope of RTI, Parliament's scrutiny, and CAG audits.
Protesters gathered at Jantar Mantar in Delhi sat on the road after being blocked by police barricades. A demonstrator interviewed at the scene demanded the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan, expressing concern over the state of education and student welfare.
An Accountant General (AG) report has exposed a ₹57.36 crore scam in Rajasthan involving government grants released to 38 gaushalas (cow shelters) for cows that had died or never existed. Despite three recovery notices, the funds remain unrecovered.
A social media video claims Navi Mumbai Airport will make its international debut with an Abu Dhabi flight in July 2026, while contrasting this projection with footage of a leaking ceiling captioned as the airport 'last month'.
A college in Uttar Pradesh has banned the cooking of non-vegetarian food in hostel messes after the Governor flagged hygiene lapses, including dirty kitchens and expired ingredients.