Policy Change News

The Federal Government has unilaterally set a new $5000 limit on allied health services for veterans, a move that has been met with widespread opposition from p

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is facing calls to change its '3 month' rule concerning a key benefit.

Officials announced that pink tickets will remain valid until September 17, after which Saheli cards will become mandatory.

A revised government procurement framework aims to change consulting rules by curbing excessive turnover and staffing thresholds, and emphasizing methodology an

The NIH has proposed a significant overhaul of its research grant proposal scoring system, with proponents arguing it will improve precision, while critics expr

The Justice Department is ending its practice of using outside experts to help vet competitive grant applications, according to multiple sources who spoke to CB

A new age limit is expected for electric, hydrogen, and CNG vehicles.

The Centre has banned pre-ride tip prompts on cab applications, mandating that tips can only be offered after the completion of a trip.

The BMC has revised its 2023 policy, eliminating exceptions to the footpath parking ban.

The Delhi Assembly may scrap the B&B policy during its upcoming Monsoon Session.

Democratic policymakers are opposing a proposed rule change by the Office of Management and Budget that would give political appointees veto power over federal

Madrasas in Uttar Pradesh can no longer offer higher education degrees.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced that rape and grooming offenders will be banned from the early prison release scheme, following his earlier intervention t

Thousands more students will receive half-price train tickets as the 16-17 Saver Railcards are extended to be valid for a full year from purchase, rather than e

Starting this fall, employers in Alberta will be required to cover health insurance costs for employees over the age of 65.

The Centre has significantly altered its approach to the CJP-led NEET paper leak agitation, moving from dismissal to negotiation and offering policy assurances

Maharashtra has abolished the mandatory bond year for MBBS graduates, freeing them from a rule that originated in 2006.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has been cautioned against overlooking the wider population following a recent £2 policy change. This decision, announced on Wednesd

The US is considering a $100,000 bond requirement for some Green Card applicants abroad, which could impact Indians.

ICE will temporarily suspend most vehicle stops following two deadly shootings, though top White House immigration official Tom Homan stated it is not a policy

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have been instructed to end most vehicle stops nationwide, a major policy shift effective immediately. Thi

A health panel has proposed raising the Ayushman Card limit to ₹10 lakh by July 2026, citing the current ₹5 lakh cap as insufficient for critical healthcare nee

A consumer body is requesting additional transition time for driving schools to establish necessary training facilities for Automated Driving Test Tracks.

UK insurer Aviva Plc is poised to become the first foreign insurer to fully own its Indian life insurance venture, following India's recent policy change allowi