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Dumka forest division has inaugurated the Chutonath Biodiversity Park, a 3.5-hectare eco-tourism facility developed at a cost of Rs 10 crore. The park, featuring statues of Santhal Hul heroes, a children's play area, and an auditorium, aims to promote environmental learning and recreational activities for all visitors.

At a practical level, what employees experience will depend on where they work and how the rules are implemented. For example, an employee in a bank or insurance company, where the central government is the appropriate authority, may begin experiencing more standardised compliance with working hours.

In a poignant return to his roots, former Bihar CM Nitish Kumar marked the 19th death anniversary of his beloved wife by visiting Kalyan Bigha, his ancestral village. Surrounded by heavy security, he took a moment to honor her memory with heartfelt prayers and blooming floral tributes at the memorial park dedicated to his family.

Chennai faces a dilemma between commercialized, ticketed parks and free, natural green spaces. Public funds are used for expensive makeovers of existing parks into paid attractions, while essential inner-city green areas are lost to development. The government's Urban Greening Policy aims for ecological equity, but population pressure questions its implementation.

An impromptu demonstration by AIASL ground handling staff at Mumbai airport caused significant disruptions, delaying 31 departures and impacting baggage handling for numerous flights. The protest, organized by ABKKS, demanded better employment terms, including permanent status for contract workers and pending wage revisions. Management agreed to address the demands following the agitation.

Evicted families face dire conditions in Delhi's Savda Ghevra resettlement colony, with many flats lacking basic amenities like electricity and water. Despite a court-mandated deadline for relocation, residents report ongoing issues with infrastructure and security, forcing them to struggle for daily necessities.

Sector 51 RWA general secretary submitted an application to stop commercial activities like hotels and guest houses