The Coal-hell called Singrauli  https://www.facebook.com/reel/1531647991389873 600000 पेड़ कटेंगे? Gautam Adani के प्रोजेक्ट के खिलाफ आदिवासी क्यों? Singrauli में ऐसा क्या हो रहा? (Where some of us have worked with the local movements and against rampant displacement, deforestation, coal mining and coal power plants -- from 2008--09 onwards, till around 2015-16. 

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more than 50% MSMEs in pharma to be shutdown early next year.. https://youtu.be/xAs3gMk0e8Y Anshuman Tiwari says  The risk of closure has increased for nearly 60% of pharma MSMEs.  these companies have not yet adopted Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) rules, There are approximately 8500 pharma MSMEs that have not yet implemented these rules.

 the working methods of these pharmaceutical companies, including adulteration and the mixing of toxic substances in medicines, have damaged the reputation of the Indian pharmaceutical industry worldwide. new GMPs will come into effect from January 1st. There are approximately 10,000 to 12,000 pharmaceutical units in India, of which 8,000 to 9,000 units will close down. This is because the 60% of small and medium-sized companies do not have enough investment or technology to implement the new Good Manufacturing Practice plan. 

Work days up but Centre may spend less in rural job scheme https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/economy/work-days-up-but-centre-may-spend-less-in-rural-job-scheme/article70408014.ece  COST-EFFECTIVE. Analysis points to a contraction in the actual reach of MGNREGA  By 2024-25, this number slipped to 50 days, with the Centre's contribution falling to ₹85,640.55 crore. While households received 48-52 days of work annually over the past five years, the average dropped to about 36 days so far this fiscal, with the Centre's spend at ₹69,013.73 crore.

https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/economy/government-fails-to-table-viksit-bharat-g-ram-g-bill/article70399997.ece Despite being slated for introduction in the supplementary list of Lok Sabha business, the government did not table the Viksit Bharat Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin) Bill, 2025 (Viksit Bharat-G RAM G) on Monday. This Bill proposes replacing the 2005 Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act, deleting the name of the Father of the Nation from its title, an omission that was roundly criticised by the Opposition. 
 the fund-sharing pattern between the Centre and the States. Section 22 mandates the ratio of fund sharing between Centre and northeastern/Himalayan States as 90:10 while it will be 60:40 for all other States and UTs with legislature. It also said beyond 125 days, it will be the responsibility of the States to bear the expenditure.

https://theprint.in/opinion/vb-gramg-bill-strikes-heart-mgnrega/2807902/  MGNREGA’s core strength was: if you needed work, you got work. VB-GRAMG’s funding model means work will only be available if a state has the budget and the Centre has approved the allocation.

https://www.downtoearth.org.in/governance/two-decades-of-the-right-to-work-under-mgnrega-and-the-turn-we-are-taking-now  Most MGNREGA workers are marginal farmers or landless labourers who turn to public works under NREGA precisely when they do not have anything to do and their agricultural incomes are low, uncertain, or delayed. A legal ban on work during certain months limits their choices and does not protect livelihoods. It replaces this rights-based framework under the Act with a behavioural tone decided by the state and the arrangement of workers deciding when they need employment to one where the state decides when the poor are allowed to work and when they are not.