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Assam has achieved a significant milestone in livestock biotechnology with the birth of the world’s first IVF-born female calf of the indigenous Lakhimi cattle breed. The calf was born at the Assam Veterinary and Fishery University in Khanapara, Guwahati, through its IVF laboratory, established with support from the Rashtriya Gokul Mission. The breakthrough is important for the conservation and genetic improvement of indigenous cattle breeds. IVF and embryo-transfer technologies can help rapidly multiply genetically superior animals while preserving valuable native genetic resources. It could also contribute to better disease control, higher milk productivity and improved incomes for dairy farmers. The achievement builds on Assam’s earlier success in producing its first IVF-born calf—a female Gir calf. Together, these developments demonstrate the potential of assisted reproductive technologies to modernise Assam’s dairy sector while protecting indigenous cattle breeds. 500·Aug 22

The Supreme Court has lauded the MGNREGA scheme, observing that it cannot be categorised either as a “freebie” or as exploitation of workers. The court highlighted the importance of providing rural people with opportunities to earn a livelihood through guaranteed wage employment rather than treating such support as mere government handouts. The court’s observations are important in the wider debate over freebies versus welfare measures. Unlike a freebie, MGNREGA links government expenditure to the provision of actual employment and wages. It also reflects the constitutional vision under Article 41, which directs the State to work towards securing the right to work. The issue has gained renewed significance following the replacement of the MGNREGA framework, raising questions about employment guarantees, rural livelihood security and the changing role of the Centre and States in financing and implementing such programmes. 528·Aug 21

The Union Cabinet on approved the establishment of a bench of the High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh in Ladakh. The move aims to improve access to justice for people living in the remote and geographically difficult areas of Ladakh. At present, the High Court functions through its Jammu and Srinagar wings. The Ladakh bench will become its third bench.The new bench is expected to reduce the time, cost and difficulty faced by litigants who otherwise have to travel to Jammu or Srinagar for High Court-related matters. Ladakh became a separate Union Territory in 2019 following the reorganisation of the erstwhile State of Jammu and Kashmir. The decision is therefore part of the broader development of institutional and governance infrastructure in the UT. 513·Aug 20

What happens when a bureaucrat decides that rules should not remain on paper? Meet Tukaram Mundhe, the Maharashtra FDA Commissioner whose recent food-safety drive has put regulatory enforcement in the spotlight. Since taking charge, Mundhe has pushed the FDA towards intensive inspections and on-ground enforcement. More than 1,100 inspections and raids have been conducted across Maharashtra, targeting restaurants, hotels, food warehouses, dairies and other food businesses. But the story became bigger when the Bombay High Court questioned the proportionality and consistency of such enforcement, including whether government and private food establishments were being treated equally. The FDA subsequently inspected canteens within the Bombay High Court, bringing an important principle of governance into focus: The law must apply equally to everyone. So, this isn't just a story about vada pav, samosa or restaurant inspections. It is a story about how bureaucracy can move from files to field. 634·Aug 18

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