Demand for Interim Relief to Pensioners By Lokanath Mishra, The Chief Adviser, The All India Pensioners Association of CBIC The constitution of the 8th Pay Commission by the Government of India on 3 November 2025 has generated widespread expectations among Central Government employees and pensioners throughout the country. The Commission has been entrusted with the […]
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The Traffic Challan That Destroyed a Marriage A Modern Suspense Story of Betrayal, Technology, and Karma: By Lokanath Mishra In the modern age of surveillance cameras, digital records, and instant notifications, truth often arrives unexpectedly. Sometimes, destiny does not need detectives or witnesses; a simple automated message can expose secrets hidden behind smiling faces and
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Dear Friends and Respected Pensioners Central Government pensioners have served the nation with dedication throughout their lives. Today, many pensioners are facing various issues related to pension revision, medical facilities, rising cost of living, delayed grievances, and implementation of welfare measures. To create awareness and to collectively raise our genuine concerns in a peaceful and
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Fixed Medical Allowance for Central Government Pensioners in India History, Present Status, Problems and Expectations from the 8th Central Pay Commission By Lokanath Mishra, IRS ( Retired) The Chief Adviser, The All India Pensioners Association of CBIC & The Chief Adviser, The All India CGHS Beneficiaries Association of CBIC: Healthcare security is one of the
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Strengthening CGHS for Pensioners and Senior Citizens in India A Call for Comprehensive Reforms in the Central Government Health Scheme By Lokanath Mishra, the Chief Adviser, The All India Pensioners Association of CBIC ( 9437314941) The Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS) is one of the most important welfare measures introduced by the Government of India
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Protocol Darshan in Indian Temples: Tradition, Privilege, and the Debate Over Equality: India’s temples are not only places of worship but also centers of culture, tradition, and administration. Every year millions of devotees visit famous temples seeking darshan—the sacred sight of the deity. However, in many major temples across the country, a special arrangement known
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Odisha Mahotsav 2026 to Celebrate Literature, Art, and Cultural Excellence in Sambalpur Sambalpur, Odisha In a grand initiative to honor the rich literary and cultural heritage of Odisha, Odisha Mahotsav 2026 is set to be आयोजित on 21st June 2026 at the Tapaswini Auditorium, Sambalpur. Organized by Happy Moments India, the festival promises to become
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A Sacred Confluence of Achievement, Culture, Service and Spiritual Awakening Article by Lokanath Mishra, IRS (Retd.)International Director, Happy Moments India India has always taught the world that true greatness lies not merely in material prosperity, but in compassion, wisdom, sacrifice, creativity, and selfless service to humanity. Civilizations flourish when they honour their teachers, saints, artists,
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The Lanterns Across the Corridor By Lokanath Mishra In the old riverside town of Chandipur, the monsoon winds carried every sound from one apartment to another. Children’s laughter, pressure cookers whistling, radios singing forgotten melodies—everything traveled through the damp evening air. On the third floor of Shanti Residency lived Meera Sen with her husband Arvind
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The Great Complaint Box of Gokulpur By Lokanath Mishra, Jenamath Lane, Puri In the peaceful little town of Gokulpur, there lived a young woman named Kamala and her husband Raghunath. Now, Kamala was famous for two things: Poor Raghunath worked as an accountant in a private company. Every morning he left home carrying: Yet every
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