While academic excellence remains the foundation of growth,true education lies in preparing students to navigate real-world challenges with confidence. IAS Himanshu Aggarwal, a 2014 Batch Officer of Punjab cadre and currently posted as Deputy Commissioner,Jalandhar has launched a Project CHETNA (Children’s Health, Education, Training and Nutritional Assistance).A district-wide initiative designed to bridge the gap between classroom theory and practical life readiness.Byintegrating essential life skills into the formal school system, Jalandhar is preparing its youth not just to pass examsbut to thrive as informed and resilient citizens.

The Need for Intervention:Addressing the Preparedness Gap

While Interacting with government school students,Aggarwal saw a huge gap that though students were academically capable many lacked exposure of essential life skills.

Recognising that even simple adult responsibilities such as filling out bank forms,understanding salary slips or handling financial transactions appeared intimidating to students.Moreover in emergency situations like road accidents or medical crises,students often lacked handson knowledge of first aid or CPR.The growing digital landscape added another layer of vulnerability as students were not adequately trained to navigate cyber threats,phishing scams or online exploitation.Additionally, limited awareness around gender sensitivity,hygiene and career planning highlighted the need for a more holistic educational approach.

The Strategic Intervention:A Blueprint for Empowerment

To address these gaps,Project CHETNA institutionalized life-skills education across more than 70 government and private schools benefiting over 15,000 students.The curriculum is structured around six key pillars: 

1.         Digital Literacy and Safety

2.         Financial awareness

3.         Gender sensitivity

4.         Sanitation and Hygiene

5.         First Aid and Emergency response

 6.        Career guidance

Additionally adding to the initiative is its “Say-Do-Ask” methodology designed at the district level by Assistant commissioner IAS Mukilan ensuring that learning is active rather than passive. Under this experiential learning, students first understand concepts in simple terms, then practice them through simulations such as performing CPR or enacting banking procedures and finally reflect on how these lessons apply to their daily lives.

To further increase exposure,visits to administrative offices and premier institutions are also arranged adding to students experience.These visits "humanize" the administration,teaching students how public systems work and encouraging them to take ownership of their role in a democracy.

To ensure sustainability Project CHETNA is incorporated as a weekly session led by trained teachersand not as a one-time workshop. Impact and Legacy:The Chetna Confluence

The success of the initiative was powerfully demonstrated during the Chetna Confluence: Skill and Survivalwhere students showcased their preparednessand learnings through realworld competitions.

Today, the legacy of Project CHETNA extends beyond the school gates.Students are now acting as "change agents" within their own families, sharing knowledge on financial security and medical safety. By combining administrative vision with community-wide engagement, Project CHETNA has set a new standard for holistic education in India.

At 99 and set to attain 100 on March 5, H M Joshi, India’s lone surviving member of the first post-Independence IPS batch and former Director General of Police of Madhya Pradesh, continues to inspire. Residing in Bhopal, the veteran officer who tamed the dreaded Chambal dacoits spoke exclusively to Whispers in the Corridors, recounting his service and voicing hopes for a communal hatred-free, peaceful society.

Joshi joined the Madhya Pradesh cadre in September 1948 as Probationary Assistant Superintendent of Police in Sagar, performing duties from Sepoy to Sub-Divisional Officer. As DIG Gwalior Range in 1969, he crafted a humane anti-dacoity strategy — “no fake encounters” — that led to real operations and, in the 1980s, the surrender of over 400 dacoits. For his gallantry, he received the President’s Police Medal.

Now frail, with weakened eyesight and hearing, Joshi still begins each day with a walk and reads newspapers voraciously, having stopped watching TV five years ago.

On policing, he is candid: “Madhya Pradesh Police still has a good name, but with the commissioner system and big officers, we need more Investigation Officers. Every Thana must have at least three IOs; strengthen the sub-inspector who does the real work.”

He advocates devolving power to people on the mayoral model of America, England and Germany. While appreciating RSS discipline and its organisational strength that helped it dominate 15 states, Joshi laments excessive political mudslinging. “Gandhiji is dragged into controversy — one side calls him Bapu, the other criticises him. Modi ji quotes him ten times, yet some from his party insult him. This hurts,” he said.

Above all, the centenarian prays for peace. “Seventy-five years after Independence, we should have understood: call it water, jal, pani or nira — it is the same. Hindu, Muslim, Jain — what difference? The Gita is a textbook on yoga, not religion; teach it to remove discrimination. Let there be no communal hatred. This is my only wish.”

The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA) has reconstituted the Board of Hemisphere Properties India Limited. It has appointed IAS officers Pradeep Kumar Jha and Shyam Lal Poonia as new Directors on the company’s Board. They will serve in place of outgoing Directors Smt. Manasi Sahay Thakur and Smt. Tanvi Garg, who have been relieved of their Board responsibilities. This change reflects a routine restructuring of government representation on the Board of the Central Public Sector Enterprise, aimed at aligning it with current administrative priorities and responsibilities. The appointments take immediate effect as per the Ministry’s order, and the company will update statutory records and regulatory filings to reflect the new Board composition.

Orders of Brijesh Kumar Singh for the position of MD & CEO of the Canara Bank have been delayed despite his selection on December 22. Any reason?

After ISRO’s PSLV-C62 mission failed in February 2026 from Sriharikota Prime Minister himself took notice of it.Now he has reportedly formed a committee to enquire. The committee includes: Prof. K Vijay Raghavan (former Principal Scientific Adviser to PM) as Chairman and S Somanath (former ISRO Chairman) as Vice Chairman.

Government aims for world-class PSBs by 2026 to support Viksit Bharat by 2047, with discussions involving RBI and banks. Merger buzz resurfaced during Budget 2026, linked to UFBU’s push for 5-day banking.

Large number of officers of Indian Administrative Service (IAS) and Indian Police Service (IPS) including district Collectors and SPs are expected to be shifted soon in Rajasthan.

No Joint Secretary level empanelment belonging to 2010 batch IAS officers has been made from Punjab cadre.

Sanjay Mangal, Member, CBIC, will continue holding the charge of Chief Commissioner, Meerut GST & CX Zone and Abhai Kumar Srivastav (CBIC) looks after the charge of DG, Revenue Intelligence, Delhi and GST Intelligence.

Prof Amritanshu Prasad, Professor H, IMSC, Chennai, has been appointed as Director, Institute of Mathematical Sciences (IMSc), Chennai.

Mebanshailang R Synrem, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Tourism, has been given premature repatriation to his parent cadre. He is a 2002 batch IAS officer of Assam-Meghalaya cadre.

The central deputation tenure of Nirmod Kumar working as Director in the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has been extended for a period of two years till February 22, 2028. He is a 2006 batch IRSSE officer.

The central deputation tenure of Prabhat Kumar working as Director, Census Operations, Jharkhand, has been extended upto October 9, 2027. He is a 2011 batch IAS officer of Jharkhand cadre.

The central deputation tenure of Rajesh Gupta working as Joint Secretary, Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has been extended for a period of two years. He is an IRSEE officer.

The cooling off period of Sadanand S Date on central deputation has been waived by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA). He is a 2007 batch IPS officer of Uttarakhand cadre.

Ms P Hemalatha, Development Commissioner, SEZ, Cochin, has been assigned an additional charge of Chairman, Marin Products Export Development Authority (MPEDA). She is a 2000 batch IAS officer of Karnataka cadre.

The central deputation tenure of Manoj Sethi working as Joint Secretary & FA, Department of Fertilizers has been extended for a period of one year beyond February 4, 2026. He is a 1993 batch ICAS officer.

France, as G7 chair, has invited India to participate in the 2026 G7 leaders’ summit in Évian as a key partner from the Global South. This continues a pattern of regular outreach invitations to India by G7 hosts, reflecting New Delhi’s growing weight as the world’s most populous country and a top-tier economy. French messaging around its G7 presidency highlights reducing global economic imbalances, climate and energy security, and technology governance, areas where Paris sees India as an indispensable interlocutor. The invitation also builds on the deepening India–France strategic partnership and Macron’s planned engagements in India in 2026 for the AI Impact Summit and the India–France “Year of Innovation 2026.”

The Union Government reiterated in the Lok Sabha that all High Court judge transfers are made in the public interest, initiated by the Chief Justice of India in consultation with senior Supreme Court judges. This was in response to queries on executive interference, emphasizing the Memorandum of Procedure (MoP).

 New provisions require banks to use Indian IP addresses (.in), slowing operations temporarily. A new AI tool will detect discrepancies in income tax returns, with full rollout expected to speed up processes. This is part of broader digital infrastructure upgrades.

 Punjab National Bank (PNB) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Tamil Nadu Government to manage salary accounts of state employees. This initiative boosts PNB’s presence in southern India and supports digital payroll processing for government staff.

Kanika Gambhir has joined the DoT HQ. She is a STS level ITS officer. Earlier, she was posted in Delhi LSA.

After repatriation from deputation, the CBIC has attached six IRS officers to different units on temporary basis. They are: Umesh Sharad Wagh, Commissioner, Ubhap Sengraj, Commissioner, Ashok Kumar , Commissioner, Vivek Gupta, Addl Commissioner, N. Balram, Addl Commissioner and Ms Keerthishri S, Joint Commissioner.

The CGDA has promoted two 1996 batch IDAS officers to HAG and posted to new places. Accordingly, T. Rambabu will join New Delhi as PCDA(AF) while Rajesh Ranjan has been posted as PIFA(Q&M), Delhi.

Sanjeev Kumar has been promoted to Higher Administrative Grade of Indian Defence Estates Service for panel year 2026. He is a 1996 batch IDES officer.

National Health Systems Resource Centre (NHSRC), New Delhi, under Ministry of Health & Family Welfare (MoH&FW) is seeking Consultant (Public Health), Central Leprosy Division on contract basis. Applications must reach latest by March 2, 2026.

Centre for Railway Information Systems (CRIS) has advertised the post of Director (Operations), New Delhi on deputation basis. Applications must reach latest by April 2, 2026.

Vishnu Dev Misra and Ranjan Kumar Ghose have been empanelled for appointments as IEMs. Both are from Chennai Port Authority (CPA).

Rakesh Mohan, K D Tripathi and Om Prakash Singh have been empanelled for appointments as IEMs. All are from Coal India Limited (CIL).

Debal Kumar Gayen has been empanelled for appointment as IEM. He is a 1979 batch IRSME officer and retired as Member Staff Railway Board & Ex-officio (Secretary GOI).

Debashis Bandyopadhyay has been empanelled for appointment as IEM. He retired as Director (HR) BHEL.

S N Bose National Centre for Basic Sciences (SNBNCBS), Kolkata has invited applications for the post of Director. Applications must reach latest by March 24, 2026.

Kochi Metro Rail Limited (KMRL) has advertised the post of Additional General Manager (Civil) on deputation basis. Applications must reach latest by March 10, 2026.

Applications have been invited for various posts in the Central Programme Management Unit (CPMU) of National Ayush Mission (NAM), Ministry of Ayush on contractual basis. Details can be availed from the Ministry's website.

Controller General of Defence Accounts (CGDA) has invited applications for various Young Professional posts on contract basis. Applications must reach latest by March 8, 2026.

Pradeep Kumar, who is presently serving in North Central Railway (NCR), has been transferred to Research Designs and Standards Organisation (RDSO) and posted as Principal Executive Director/Infra–II. He is an Indian Railway Service of Engineers (IRSE) officer

Dilip Kumar, who is presently working as Executive Director (Information & Publicity), Railway Board, has been transferred to East Central Railway and posted in the cadre. He is an Indian Railway Traffic Service (IRTS) officer.

Asheesh Kumar Saxena, who is presently serving in Central Railway (CR), has been transferred to Eastern Railway (ER) and posted as Principal Chief Signal and Telecommunication Engineer (PCSTE). He is an Indian Railway Service of Signal Engineers (IRSSE) officer.

Vinay Kumar Srivastava, who is presently serving in West Central Railway (WCR), has been transferred to Central Railway (CR) and posted as Chief Signal and Telecommunication Engineer, Projects (CSTE/Proj.). He is an Indian Railway Service of Signal Engineers (IRSSE) officer.

REC Limited, a Maharatna Central Public Sector Enterprise under the Ministry of Power, today showcased the first live demonstration of India’s Peer‑to‑Peer (P2P) energy trading pilot program under the India Energy Stack at the India AI Impact Summit 2026, held at Bharat Mandapam. The demonstration was presented during a strategic session titled “India Energy Stack (IES) and the AI‑Ready Power Sector: Trust, Interoperability, and Scale,” marking a significant milestone in India’s transition towards a decentralized, consumer‑centric digital power ecosystem.

The highlight of the session was a first‑of‑its‑kind live demonstration of a P2P decentralized energy transaction conducted under the India Energy Stack framework. Arun Singh, a farmer from Meerut (Uttar Pradesh), used a secure, blockchain‑enabled platform to sell surplus solar‑generated electricity directly to Lakshmi, a garment shop owner in Delhi. Arun sold 6 units of solar power and earned Rs. 30. This historic transaction demonstrated the real‑world application of the India Energy Stack (IES), a Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) designed to empower citizens as active ‘energy agents’ rather than passive recipients of electricity.

The live P2P energy trading demonstration represents the most visible and tangible application of the India Energy Stack to date. The pilot enables prosumers—households, businesses, and farmers who generate renewable energy—to directly trade their surplus power with other consumers through trusted digital protocols, laying the foundation for a more participative and decentralized power market.

The live demonstration took place in the presence of Dr. Ram Sewak Sharma, Chair, India Energy Stack; Shri Jitendra Srivastava, Chairman and Managing Director, REC Limited; Shri Ashish Kumar Goel, Chairman, UPPCL; Shri Alok Kumar, Director General, AIDA; Shri Reji Pillai, President, ISGF; Shri Shashank Misra, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Power; Shri Prince Dhawan, Executive Director, REC; and Smt. Swetha Ravi Kumar, Executive Director, FSR Global.

DEMO PRESENTED TO HON’BLE POWER MINISTER ON 18 FEB 2026

Union Minister for Power, Shri Manohar Lal visited REC pavilion on 18 Feb 2026 where he was presented a live demonstration of a P2P decentralized energy transaction conducted under the India Energy Stack. He also met various Technology Service Providers (TSPs) at REC Pavillion where they presented different AI solutions related to Power Sector.

DEMO PRESENTED TO HON’BLE PRIME MINISTER ON 16 FEB 2026

Earlier, on 16 February 2026, a demo of peer‑to‑peer energy trading was also presented to the Hon’ble Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, during his visit to the MeitY Pavilion. The demonstration was conducted by Shri Shashank Misra, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Power, and Shri Prince Dhawan, Executive Director, REC Limited, along with one of the first beneficiaries of the P2P energy trading pilot.

ABOUT INDIA ENERGY STACK

The India Energy Stack (IES) is an interoperable digital framework of open standards and protocols that enables secure, low-cost data and service exchange across the power sector, similar to how UPI transformed India’s digital payments ecosystem.

REC Limited is the nodal agency for the India Energy Stack on behalf of the Ministry of Power. FSR Global serves as the knowledge partner for the initiative, with support from the India Smart Grid Forum (ISGF), which has played a key role in advancing smart grid innovation and providing technical inputs for scaling digital energy solutions across India. Additionally, Networks for Humanity (NFH) is contributing to the development of a trust‑based digital transaction framework to ensure secure, verifiable, and scalable peer‑to‑peer energy networks.

Gite Vijaysingrao Sahebrao has been posted as Deputy Controller of Accounts, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, New Delhi. He is a 2020 batch ICAS officer.

Girish Dayalan, Registrar, Cooperative Societies, Punjab, holding additional charge of MD, Punjab State Cooperative Bank Ltd., and MD, Punjab Infrastructure Development Board, will also hold charge of MD, MARKFED, while Mrs Preeti Yadav has been posted as Special Secretary, Employment Generation, Skill Development and Training, Punjab.

Ms Prajakta L Verma, Joint Secretary, Department of Atomic Energy, has been given premature repatriation to her parent cadre in order to avail the benefit of promotion in the cadre. She is a 2001 batch IAS officer of Maharashtra cadre.

French President Emmanuel Macron lauded India's achievements in the artificial intelligence domain and praised the country for creating a digital ecosystem that serves 1.4 billion people. "India built something no other country in the world can,| he said while addressing theAI Impact Summit. He also warned about digital safety, especially for teenagers and children, stressing the need for responsible use of emerging technologies.

Harsimran Singh, Chief Vigilance Officer, Hindustan Copper Limited (HCL), Kolkata, has been assigned an additional charge of Chief Vigilance Officer, Geological Survey of India (GSI), Kolkata for a period of three months. Singh is a 2001 batch officer of Indian Railway Service of Engineers.

REC Limited, a Maharatna CPSE under the Ministry of Power and a leading NBFC, has been honoured with the Global CSR Excellence & Leadership Awards under the “Best CSR Projects in PSUs” category, for its flagship healthcare initiative “Doctor Aapke Dwar”—a programme aimed at improving primary healthcare access in rural and remote areas.

The award was received on behalf of REC by Alok Singh, Chief Program Manager, Regional Office Mumbai and Vishal Sudesh, Chief Manager (CSR) during the 15th Edition of Global CSR Excellence & Leadership Awards organized by World CSR Day on 18th February 2026 at Taj Lands End, Mumbai.

This recognition further strengthens REC’s position as a leading contributor to impactful social development.

During the current financial year, REC’s CSR initiatives have earned multiple accolades, including the ASSOCHAM CSR & Sustainability Award 2024, the CSR Award of Appreciation from the Indian Red Cross Society, and FICCI’s India Sports Awards 2025 for Best Corporate Promoting Sports – Public Sector. Together, these honours highlight REC’s strong commitment to impactful social development and improving the quality of life in underserved communities.

Professor Manoj Dayal, Department of Mass Communication, Guru Jambheshwar University of Science and Technology, Hisar, has been appointed as Vice-Chancellor of Kushabhau Thakre University of Journalism and Communication, Raipur.

Tata Sons is set to convene a crucial board meeting on February 24, with sources indicating a key agenda item: considering a third term for Chairman N. Chandrasekaran. His current second term, approved by the board in February 2022, concludes in February 2027, prompting early discussions on leadership continuity for the sprawling Tata Group.

The meeting will also review the financial and operational performance of major group firms, including Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Tata Steel, and Tata Motors, amid a robust economic backdrop and the group's aggressive expansion in semiconductors, EVs, and aviation.

Chandrasekaran's stewardship since 2017 has delivered stellar results, with Tata Group's market cap surging over 10x and strategic bets like Air India’s revival paying off. A third term would affirm investor confidence in his vision, ensuring stability as Tata navigates global uncertainties and India's growth trajectory. Stakeholders await formal announcements post-meeting.

Kalpesh Hasmukhbhai Vadodariya has been appointed as Additional Independent Director of Pro Clb Global Ltd.

Ms Vaishnavi Gupta has been appointed as Non-Executive Independent Director (Additional Director) of Krypton Industries Limited.

Som Raj, Director (Personnel & Administration), Shipping Corporation of India Limited (SCI) has been given additional charge of the post of Director (Finance), SCI with effect from January 1, 2026.

Narayan Das Mundhra has resigned from the position of Non-Executive Non-Independent Director of Panabyte Technologies Limited, effective February 18, 2026.

Mrs Nivedita Ravindra Sarda has resigned from the position of Independent Director of Bella Casa Fashion & Retail Limited.

Manav Gupta has resigned from the position of Whole-time Director of Stylam Industries Limited.

Ms Rajesh Gill has resigned from the position of Non-Executive Independent Director of Stylam Industries Limited.

Shivakumar Dega has resigned from the position of Independent Director of Vadilal Industries Limited.

Satadal Chattopadhyay has resigned from the position of Non-Executive Independent Director of Krypton Industries Limited due to pre-occupation.

 

Vikas Babu Pawar has resigned from the position of Director of Vasudhagama Enterprises Limited.

Rajendra Waman Banote has resigned from the position of Director of Vasudhagama Enterprises Limited.

AI posing threat to employment of translators

AI threat to two lakh translators’ jobs AI threats to jobs in the European Union centre of translation & interpretation industry is real. In India, more than 200,000 translators and interpreters jobs are likely to be affected. Warnings of end of the human brain and its use: technology, they claim, works faster than human output, flawless, error free, accurate and above all cheap. The industry needs the technology as they offer a large number of these jobs in comparison to the government. The NEP has opened the floodgates for school/college textbook translation. Ultimately it would be the private publishers who will get the largest chunk of the new business for making text books available to students in time. With more than 200 languages (Major+minor) it opens opportunities unprecedented. Machine translation and interpretation will be done by Artificial Intelligence. Government can no longer remain inert to these warnings to more than 200000+ jobs.

M L Gupta

Cover national and international events

Cover all latest national and international news so that we can feel reading daily newspaper. You have inserted a piece of news of France inviting India to G 7 summit, in bureaucratic news whereas the news is a political one.

Jagannath Shetty

Tata partners with Dassault Aviation to manufacture Rafale

Feel proud to be Indian. Would have been better if L&T too had been chosen along with the Tata Adv system. 

Farhaan Daanish

Show cause notice to the Bar Council of India for vague and evasive reply

Through four different RTI applications, the complainant sought different information from Bar Council of India such as the Audited accounts of the last 5 years of BCI, Compliance of section 4(1) of the RTI Act, the minutes of meeting of the Trustees, copy of the Income/Expenditure & Balance sheet, copy of the Bar Council of India Pearl Trust, Copies of the inspection report, Minutes of the meeting of the Legal Education Committee of the Bar Council of India etc. The CIC noted the vague reply and delay in responding to the RTI application and directed the PIO to submit a suitable explanation as to why no action should be initiated for the variations in their stance. In the other complaint, a notice was issued why action should be initiated for the vague and evasive reply which has not even been submitted before the CIC. Further in another complaint, the CIC issued a show cause notice Mr. Anil Kumar, PIO, BCI why penalty should not be levied upon him under Section 20(1) of the RTI Act for not furnishing any response.

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The Bar Council of India (BCI) is a statutory body established by the Parliament under the Advocates Act, 1961 to regulate and represent the Indian Bar. The BCI prescribes the standards of professional conduct and etiquettes and also set standards for legal education. If such a premier body fumbles in implementing section 4 of the RTI Act and is served a SCN for imposing penalty, the legal profession is in for a rude shock.

Citation: Girish Mittal v. Bar Council of India, CIC/BCOIN/A/2024/645329 + /652361 + /652362 + /652360: Date of Decision: 08.12.2025

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