- 1 Rashtra Prerna Sthal
- 2 Maharaja Bijli Pasi
- 3 Modern Digital Libraries in Agra
- 4 Uttar Pradesh’s First Forest University
- 5 Launch of SportEdge Meerut
- 6 Inauguration of Microforest in Gautam Buddha Nagar
- 7 Uttar Pradesh’s 21% Contribution to National Foodgrain Supply
- 8 100 Fast Track Courts to Be Established in Bihar
- 9 Uranium Detected in Breast Milk
- 10 State-Level Youth Festival in Madhubani
- 11 Anukul Roy Honoured as “Player of the Tournament”
- 12 Artificial Intelligence in Mineral Exploration
- 13 “Investor Camp” Organised in Jaipur
- 14 Career Education Programme
- 15 Jaipur Walled City
- 16 Reconstruction of Firozpur Feeder
- 17 Bhopal Becomes India’s 26th City with a Metro Network
- 18 Ahilya Lok Project
- 19 Veerangana Durgavati Tiger Reserve to Become New Cheetah Habitat
- 20 Madhya Pradesh Declared Naxal-Free
- 21 Panel Constituted to Probe HIV Infections
- 22 Asia’s Largest Global Capability Centre
- 23 Guinness World Record for Solar Pumps
- 24 Pagdi System to Be Abolished in Mumbai
- 25 Launch of AI-Based Platform MahaCrimeOS
- 26 Maharashtra Ranks First in Attracting Foreign Tourists
- 27 Hansi Declared Haryana’s 23rd District
- 28 11th India International Science Festival (IISF) 2025
- 29 Clean Air Project for Sustainable Development
- 30 Union Home Minister’s Efficiency Medal
- 31 Brownfield Ammonia-Urea Plant to Be Set Up in Dibrugarh
- 32 Swahid Divas, 2025
- 33 Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Assam Amendment) Bill, 2025
- 34 Toy Manufacturing Policy, 2025
- 35 Easy Registry System
- 36 60th DGP/IGP Conference
- 37 Raj Bhavan Renamed as “Lok Bhavan”
- 38 Doppler Weather Radars Approved
- 39 Statue of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Unveiled at Athani
- 40 Gujarat Regains Tiger State Status
- 41 Approval of PESA Rules to Empower Gram Sabhas
- 42 India’s First Gen Z Post Office in an AIIMS
War Hero Thakur Balwant Singh
- On 13th December 2025, Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh unveiled the statue of 1971 war hero Thakur Balwant Singh in Bakhasar village, Barmer district.
- As a border scout, Thakur Balwant Singh provided crucial support to the Indian Army during the 1971 India–Pakistan War, especially in the Chhachhro raid.
- As a result, the Indian Army captured Chhachhro in Sindh.
- His local knowledge and bravery proved decisive in pushing Pakistani forces out of the region.
- In recognition of his services, he was granted two All-India arms licences.
- Thakur Balwant Singh passed away in ....
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