Ministry of Home Affairs

Uttar Pradesh Clears 65 Acres of Ayodhya Land for Regional NSG Hub to Bolster Temple Security

Uttar Pradesh Clears 65 Acres of Ayodhya Land for Regional NSG Hub to Bolster Temple Security

Lucknow (Gurpreet Singh): The Uttar Pradesh Cabinet, chaired by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, on Tuesday approved the transfer of 26 hectares (approximately 65 acres) of barren land in Ayodhya free of cost to the Union Ministry of Home Affairs to establish a permanent regional hub for the National Security Guard. The land parcel, situated in Pure Lalkhan village within Milkipur tehsil, holds an estimated market valuation of 16.9 crore rupees. The strategic deployment aims to reinforce anti-terror capabilities around Ayodhya Dham and the Ram Mandir complex while securing vital emergency response infrastructure across central and eastern Uttar Pradesh. State Finance…
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SC Seeks Centre’s Response on Surrogacy-Linked Trafficking Report and 1.47 Lakh Missing Children

SC Seeks Centre’s Response on Surrogacy-Linked Trafficking Report and 1.47 Lakh Missing Children

New Delhi (Gurpreet Singh): The Supreme Court of India has issued a notice to the Central Government, demanding a comprehensive response following a deeply concerning report highlighting that 1.47 lakh children are currently missing across the country. The top court expressed severe anxiety over data suggesting a growing, illicit nexus between unregulated commercial surrogacy networks and inter-state child trafficking syndicates. A Bench of Justices Ahsanuddin Amanullah and R. Mahadevan noted that significant systemic gaps in coordination between various state and central law enforcement agencies have allowed organised trafficking networks to exploit vulnerable minors. The court emphasized that a substantial number…
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India to Conduct Next Census in 2027 with Caste Enumeration, Confirms MHA

India to Conduct Next Census in 2027 with Caste Enumeration, Confirms MHA

New Delhi, June 4, 2025: The Ministry of Home Affairs on Wednesday announced that the next Population Census of India will be held in two phases starting March 1, 2027. For the first time, this full-scale Census will include caste enumeration—addressing a long-pending demand from multiple states and political parties.The reference date for the Census will be October 1, 2026, specifically for Ladakh and the snow-bound, non-synchronous areas of Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand. A formal gazette notification under Section 3 of the Census Act, 1948, will be issued on June 16, 2025, officially declaring the Centre's intent…
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