State Government
Coverage of State Government in the Nexus archive.
- Delay in migrating to online mode impacting timely RTI replies
The Tamil Nadu Information Commission has urged the State government for urgent intervention due to delays in migrating to an online mode, which is affecting timely responses to Right to Information (RTI) queries.
- Nod for guidelines ensuring dignified natural death for terminally-ill patients
The State government has approved guidelines to ensure a dignified natural death for terminally-ill patients, providing relief to those with severe illnesses and no recovery prospects.
- In U.S., Industries Minister Bharath pitches Andhra Pradesh as preferred destination for investors
Industries Minister Bharath promotes Andhra Pradesh as an attractive destination for investors, meeting with representatives of Essar Capital and Southern Roots. He emphasizes available opportunities and guarantees full cooperation from the state government.
- Anbumani, PMK MLAs meet WRD Minister N. Anand
Dr. Anbumani, along with PMK MLAs, met WRD Minister N. Anand to urge the State government to implement 12 water management projects. They proposed an investment of ₹1 lakh crore in water projects over the next 10 years despite the State's financial burden.
- ANALYSIS: State police may alter balance of power between federal and state govts
Supporters argue that decentralizing the police will bring security closer to the people, improve intelligence gathering, and strengthen local responses to crime. The article suggests this shift could alter the balance of power between federal and state governments.
- State government appoints R. Krishnappa as the director of Kidwai
The state government has appointed R. Krishnappa as the director of Kidwai. This is the key factual statement provided in the title.
- Govt. to raise ₹580 crore from UCF, UIDF for Godavari Pushkaram projects
The government will raise ₹580 crore from UCF and UIDF for Godavari Pushkaram projects. The State and Central governments will later announce their financial aid, according to MA&UD Minister Narayana.
- State govt. nominates six persons to Calicut varsity Senate and Syndicate
The state government has nominated six individuals to the Senate and Syndicate of Calicut University. The appointments are administrative and relate to governance roles within the institution.
- State government appoints six people to Kerala University Syndicate
The state government has appointed six individuals to the Kerala University Syndicate. The appointment is part of the governance structure of the university.
- Karnataka High Court directs State government not to take coercive steps against aggregators under new gig workers welfare law
The Karnataka High Court has ordered the State government to refrain from taking coercive measures against aggregators under a new gig workers welfare law.
- Karnataka set for rollout of VB-G RAM G scheme
The VB-G RAM G scheme is set to roll out in Karnataka after legal clearances were granted, as the state government issued a notification on Thursday. The rollout comes ahead of a meeting of RDPR Ministers convened by the Centre in Delhi.
- Jersey City punts on 15% tax increase, but the big bills are still coming
Jersey City has postponed a 15% tax increase, but officials acknowledge the city's significant deficit remains unavoidable despite a state government bailout.
- Kerala High Court asks Law Secretary and Cabinet Secretary to appear unless progress is made on draft anti-ragging amendment Bill
The Kerala High Court directed the Law Secretary and Cabinet Secretary to appear unless progress is made on the draft anti-ragging amendment Bill, which has been pending for over a year. The Election Commission of India had approved a Cabinet meeting to finalize the draft during Kerala Assembly elections, and the new State government was given three weeks to act on the Bill starting June 10.
- Validity of law imposing restrictions on alienation of private school properties challenged before Madras High Court
The Madras High Court has admitted a challenge to the validity of Section 30 of the Tamil Nadu Private Schools (Regulation) Act, 2019, which imposes restrictions on the alienation of private school properties. The Chief Justice’s Bench seeks a response from the State government regarding the law's constitutionality.
- Former staff of T.N. Civil Supplies Corporation complain to CM Vijay over ‘low’ off-take of wheat under PDS
Former staff of T.N. Civil Supplies Corporation have complained to CM Vijay about low wheat off-take under the PDS. The association suggested the state government request a higher wheat allotment from the Centre instead of rice.
- TMMK protests over High Court order against quota for those who convert to Islam
TMMK protests a High Court order that removed a quota for individuals who converted to Islam. The organization's president, M.H. Jawahirullah, urges the State government and Chief Minister to take legal action to overturn the verdict.
- Decks cleared for implementation of ₹12,642-crore VB-G RAM G in Tamil Nadu on July 1
The implementation of the ₹12,642-crore VB-G RAM G project in Tamil Nadu is set for July 1. The funding arrangement splits costs 60:40 between the Union and State governments, with the Union contributing ₹7,585 crore and the State ₹5,057 crore.
- Markapuram plans 63,000 hectare horticulture expansion over three years
Markapuram plans a 63,000-hectare horticulture expansion over three years, with the State government aiming to cultivate orchards in 16,000 hectares during the first phase. The Collector confirmed these plans for the district.
- LDF leadership at Thiruvananthapuram Corporation seeks State government’s intervention
LDF leadership at Thiruvananthapuram Corporation has written to the Chief Minister, requesting the State government's intervention regarding alleged violations of rules and anti-democratic actions by the BJP-led council.
- Misrepresentation of facts by prosecutor led to bail for accused in officials’ assault case: ED
The ED stated that misrepresentation of facts by a prosecutor resulted in bail for an accused in an officials' assault case. The state government removed Geena Kumari from her post after controversy, as she was appointed during the previous LDF government's term.
- Karnataka High Court notice to Union and State governments on plea against shifting BTC’s racecourse to Kunigal Stud Farm
The Karnataka High Court has issued a notice to the Union and State governments regarding a petition opposing the relocation of BTC’s racecourse to Kunigal Stud Farm. The petitioner argues that the farm is a mature, self-sustaining ecosystem, not just vacant land.
- Public defenders warn of public safety crisis without more funding
Public defenders in Washington warn that a lack of new state funding for criminal defense could lead to a public safety crisis. Experts argue that without increased resources, the state's public safety will be compromised.
- Amit Shah dials Assam CM to discuss flood-like situation in parts of State
Amit Shah contacted Assam's Chief Minister to discuss a flood-like situation in parts of the state. The state government is mobilizing resources to prioritize safety and rehabilitation of affected families.
- APSRTC Employees’ JAC plans second phase of agitation against ‘privatisation move’ from July 7
APSRTC Employees’ JAC plans a second phase of agitation starting July 7 against the state government's move to hand over depot lands to private operators for electric bus operations, fearing it will lead to the privatization of public transport services.
- Naidu seeks Central assistance for procuring Totapuri mangoes
The State government plans to procure 7.03 lakh tonnes of Totapuri mangoes by offering farmers an additional ₹4 per kg. Chief Minister Naidu has requested ₹280 crore in aid under the Price Deficiency Payment Scheme to support this initiative.
- Dravidian University unveils ₹364 crore plan for academic transformation
Dravidian University has unveiled a ₹364 crore academic transformation plan, with a roadmap submitted to the State government for financial approval. The Vice-Chancellor announced the initiative during a press conference.
- One dead in Agartala blast; State govt. orders probe
One person died in a blast in Agartala. The state government has ordered a probe, directing a fact-finding committee to submit a report within seven days.
- APSRTC Employees’ JAC to announce second phase agitation plans on June 28
APSRTC Employees’ JAC will announce second phase agitation plans on June 28, opposing the State government’s proposal to introduce privately operated electric buses and transfer RTC assets to private operators.
- Why is Tamil Nadu opposing the Centre’s latest guidelines on Cauvery basin? | Explained
Tamil Nadu is opposing the Centre's latest guidelines on the Cauvery basin, which require the state government to submit preliminary reports and concept notes aligned with the 2017 guidelines and the 2007 final award of the Tribunal.
- Shivamogga MP urges State govt. to clear lift irrigation power dues
Shivamogga MP urges the State government to clear lift irrigation power dues. The request focuses on addressing pending payments related to irrigation infrastructure.
- State aims at 32% growth in mining sector, says Minister Kollu Ravindra
The state government, led by Minister Kollu Ravindra, aims for a 32% growth in the mining sector by accelerating exploration of gold, beach sand minerals, iron ore, and manganese. Gold deposits have been identified in Anantapur and Chittoor districts.
- State govt. ramps up investment in sports and youth welfare: Minister
The state government of Andhra Pradesh is establishing Sports Development Centres in all constituencies to nurture sporting talent, strengthen infrastructure, and empower youth. Minister Ramprasad Reddy announced this initiative as part of increased investment in sports and youth welfare.
- Harish Rao accuses State government of mortgaging Telangana’s Tungabhadra rights
Harish Rao accuses the State government of mortgaging Telangana’s Tungabhadra rights. The accusation highlights concerns over the state's handling of the Tungabhadra water rights.
- State government recommends MSP for Totapuri mangoes, awaits Centre’s nod
The state government has recommended a Minimum Support Price (MSP) for Totapuri mangoes and is awaiting approval from the Centre. Farmers are demanding a higher price of ₹8000 to ₹10,000 per tonne, as the current rate of ₹2000 to ₹3000 per tonne results in financial losses.
- ‘State govt should release white paper on money used to repair potholes in Bengaluru’: Tejasvi Surya
Tejasvi Surya has urged the state government to release a white paper detailing funds used for repairing potholes in Bengaluru. The request focuses on transparency regarding money allocated for infrastructure repairs.
- T.N. Chief Minister Vijay’s close aide Jagadish Palanisamy appointed as CM’s Private Secretary
Jagadish Palanisamy, a film producer and close aide of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay, was appointed as the CM's Private Secretary on May 12, two days after Vijay took office.
- SIR: Karnataka-endorsed residential certificate not valid under Election Commission guidelines
The Karnataka State government has instructed Panchayat Development Officers to issue residential certificates for the Special Intensive Revision exercise starting June 30, despite these certificates not being valid under Election Commission guidelines.
- Rep. Sam Liccardo, elected leaders urge federal and state support to repair California’s Pacifica Pier
Rep. Sam Liccardo and elected leaders are urging federal and state governments to provide funding for repairs and coastal resiliency projects at Pacifica Pier in California, which was closed to the public earlier this month.
- Telangana doctors oppose move to raise retirement age of medical college faculty from 65 to 70 years
Telangana doctors associations oppose the proposed increase of retirement age for medical college faculty from 65 to 70 years. Three medical groups urged the state government to retain the current retirement age.
- AI-enabled traffic cameras: HC directs State govt. to clear dues within a month
A High Court has directed the state government to clear dues related to AI-enabled traffic cameras within a month. The order mandates resolution of outstanding payments for the AI-based traffic management system.