Among Ravi Shankar Prasad’s Priorities is Creation of All-India Judicial Service
Over 5,000 vacancies of judicial officers/judges in the lower courts have resulted in a massive backlog of cases.
Intervention
‘EVMs Are Hacked’ Propaganda Busted: An IAS Officer Explains How EVMs Cannot be Tampered With
A bureaucrat debunks the myth that EVMs can be hacked or tampered
71 BPL Students Get ₹ 1.45 cr Financial Support from Army for Studies in J-K
Army Commander, Northern Command, Lt Gen Ranbir Singh presented the financial aid to 71 selected students from the Below Poverty Line category and remote areas of Jammu & Kashmir at a function in this district of the state.
Singapore’s Fake News Act: Lessons for India
Fake news and misinformation campaigns has been a hot topic of debate during the last couple of years. The revelations by Christopher Wylie in March 2018 concerning the role of Cambridge Analytica in harvesting millions of Facebook users’ data to create sophisticated psychological and political profiles for manufacturing targeted political advertisements during the 2016 US presidential elections opened a can of worms.
How A Tribal Village’s Digital Push Empowered Its Women
An initiative in Palghar district, Maharashtra, is closing the gap between making such digital infrastructure available and the next step–providing digital literacy to people in rural areas, so they can directly access the government facilities and services that are available online.
Underprivileged Girls In India Are Now Learning Robotics, Coding
Observing the lack of participation from girl students in STEM learning, a Chennai-based woman decided to start initiative
