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The Orissa High Court has ordered the state to report progress on pension benefits for aided educational institution employees by May 21. A high-power committee is examining the issue, with the court warning of punitive action for any lapses. This follows a single judge's ruling that employees are entitled to pension and retiral benefits.

The Orissa High Court has expressed displeasure with the state government for delays in submitting a report on pension benefits for aided educational institution employees. The court has warned of punitive action against committee members if lapses are found and has ordered the state to disclose the committee's progress and members by May 21.

In a visionary move, Bihar's Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary is advocating for the growth of eco-tourism around the state's picturesque reservoirs through innovative public-private collaborations. He is calling for enhanced infrastructure, involving citizens in planning discussions, and creating accessible tourism packages.

Researchers at Central University of Jharkhand have developed an eco-friendly solar cell using natural dye extracted from the petals of the 'four o'clock flower'. This low-cost Dye-Sensitised Solar Cell achieved a power conversion efficiency of 0.61% with promising stability, offering a sustainable alternative to synthetic dyes.

UT Administrator, Chief Secretary Lead Chandigarh’s Fuel Conservation Push

Indian designer Ritu Beri, a pioneer in global fashion, has shifted her focus from international acclaim to championing conscious creation and slow fashion. Her work with Khadi and pre-loved collections demonstrates a commitment to craftsmanship, artisans, and sustainability, proving that responsible fashion is the ultimate luxury.

A former headteacher, Neil Metcalf, has been permanently banned from teaching in England after stealing over £15,000 from two primary schools. He created fake invoices to divert funds to himself over several years. Despite claiming financial hardship, a regulatory panel found his actions a "sophisticated fraud" with significant impact on pupils' resources.