Gig workers in A&N Islands urged to register on e-Shram portal
Gig workers, often defined by their short-term contracts and platform-based employment, have operated without consistent access to health insurance, pensions, or structured welfare benefits.
Revenue department warns against illegal dumping of debris and soil
Sri Vijaya Puram, April 14: The Revenue Department of South Andaman has issued a stern warning to offenders involved in the illegal dumping...
When US Navy Crew Members Met Engineering Students in Vellore
Vellore, April 11: As part of the ongoing India-U.S. tri-service joint military exercise ‘Tiger Triumph 2025’, seventeen crew members of the U.S. Navy’s P-8A...
TRUE CRIME : Lured, Killed, Burned: Inside The Plot To Silence A Voice
In a breakthrough, Diglipur Police have cracked the sensational murder case of local YouTube journalist Sahadev Dey and arrested four individuals, including a woman,...
This veteran educationist from Andamans feels that teachers live in uncertainty. Here’s why.
Teachers live in uncertainty. Families are split, and morale drops. Add to that the constant paperwork, inspections, and documentation—there’s barely any room left for actual teaching. The focus is on ticking boxes, not on student growth. Every island is different, and we need policies that reflect that. We need fewer reports and more real planning.
