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NATIONAL AFFAIRS - April 2026

Apr 2026

Apr 02, 2026

Odisha Police awarded President's Colour on Utkal Divas

Odisha Police has been conferred the President's Police Colour, the highest honour granted to a police unit in India. The recognition coincides with the force's 90th Police Foundation Day, observed as Utkal Divas. The award is based on parameters such as discipline, bravery, professionalism, and notable contributions to public safety. The colour represents the highest institutional recognition for police organisations in the country and marks a milestone in Odisha Police's history. The award followed a detailed evaluation by the Ministry of Home Affairs, with the force highlighted for crime prevention, modern policing techniques, citizen-centric initiatives, and effective anti-Maoist operations, including technology adoption and enhanced training and community engagement.
  • President's Colour is the highest honour for a police unit in India.
  • Odisha Police received it during the 90th Police Foundation Day (Utkal Divas).
  • Criteria include discipline, bravery, professionalism, and public-safety contributions.
  • Acknowledges excellence in crime prevention, modern policing, and community engagement.

Lok Sabha Declares Amaravati as Andhra Pradesh’s Sole Capital

The Lok Sabha passed a resolution declaring Amaravati the sole capital of Andhra Pradesh after extended political debate on capital status. The decision follows years of policy shifts and discussions about the state’s capital structure. The resolution reflects parliamentary consensus and the government’s stance on centralizing administrative functions in Amaravati. The move has implications for local governance, urban development, and state budgeting as Andhra Pradesh directs resources and planning toward the capital region, while balancing regional demands across districts.
  • Lok Sabha resolution declares Amaravati as sole capital of Andhra Pradesh.
  • Resolution follows extended debates on capital status.
  • Marks parliamentary consensus on the state’s capital structure.
  • Impacts governance, urban planning, and state budgeting.
  • Central administration focus shifts to Amaravati.
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