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    Murshidabad: Normalcy back after Waqf Act protest violence, forces deployed

    Murshidabad (West Bengal): The situation in Dhuliyan, a town in the Jangipur subdivision of Murshidabad district, has stabilized following violent protests against the Waqf (Amendment) Act that took place on April 11, according to officials. To restore order, security personnel, including BSF and CRPF forces, have been deployed in the area, and authorities report that the situation is now under control. Local residents recounted the chaos.

    Youth arrested in Bengal’s Gaighata for intoxicating, raping minor

    Gaighata (West Bengal): A youth was arrested in Gaighata, North 24 Parganas district of West Bengal, for allegedly raping a minor girl after intoxicating her. The incident reportedly occurred on the night of November 10, but the victim’s parents filed a formal complaint at the Gaighata police station on Wednesday night, leading to the youth’s.

    Husband commits suicide after killing wife at Bengal’s Barrackpore

    West Bengal: In the tragic incident in Barrackpore, North 24 Parganas district of West Bengal, a man took his own life after killing his wife. The couple, identified as Kamal Karmakar and Bimala Karmakar, were found on Saturday. Kamal reportedly ingested poison to end his life after the attack. Their bodies have been sent for.

    Lotus will bloom in Bengal, jungle raj under Mamata’s rule to come to an end: Tarun Chugh

    BJP National General Secretary Tarun Chugh expressed support for Home Minister Amit Shah’s recent comments, predicting that the ‘jungle raj’ under Mamata Banerjee’s governance in West Bengal will end by 2026. He stated, “The lotus will bloom in Bengal, ushering in better times.” In an interview, Chugh echoed Shah’s assertion that if the BJP gains.

    Peace will be restored in Bengal only after illegal infiltration stops: HM Shah

    Union Home Minister Amit Shah stated on Sunday that peace in West Bengal can only be achieved once illegal infiltration into the state is halted. Speaking at the inauguration of a new passenger terminal and Maitri Dwar at the Land Port in Petrapole, North 24 Parganas district, Shah urged voters to bring about change in.

    Barring heavy rain, Cyclone Dana’s impact nominal in West Bengal

    Kolkata: Cyclone Dana has had a limited impact in West Bengal, primarily resulting in heavy rainfall across coastal districts and nearby areas, though no significant destruction was reported in the two coastal regions most affected, East Midnapore and South 24 Parganas. Intense rainfall commenced late Thursday night in various South Bengal districts, including Kolkata, and.

    Odisha gears up as cyclone ‘Dana’ set to make landfall on Oct 24; Bengal also alert

    Odisha and neighboring West Bengal are on high alert as cyclonic storm ‘Dana’ is expected to make landfall along the coasts of both states between Puri and Sagar islands on the night of October 24 into the early morning of October 25. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has indicated that the storm, which has intensified.

    West Bengal CM Mamata invites junior doctors to meet her at Nabanna on Oct 21

    West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has invited protesting doctors to meet her on Monday and urged them to end their hunger strike and resume their duties. A representative from the protesting junior doctors stated, “The Chief Secretary and Home Secretary met with us, and we spoke with the CM over the phone. She has.

    Mamata Banerjee Urges Junior Doctors to End Hunger Strike via Chief Secretary’s Phone

    Kolkata: On Saturday, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee made a heartfelt appeal to junior doctors to end their hunger strike, using the phone of Chief Secretary Manoj Pant. This plea comes in light of their ongoing fast-unto-death protest following the horrific rape and murder of a junior female doctor from R.G. Kar Medical College.

    Amit Shah to be in Bengal on Oct 24 to finalise BJP’s strategy for bypolls to 6 Assembly seats

    Kolkata: Union Home Minister Amit Shah is set to visit Kolkata on October 24 to devise the BJP’s strategy for the upcoming bypolls in six Assembly constituencies in West Bengal next month. According to a member of the state BJP committee, Shah’s visit aims to finalize election strategies and provide specific guidelines to boost the.

    Woman thrashed by man on street in West Bengal, main accused Tajmul arrested by Police

    Police officials said that he was arrested from Chopra and brought to the Islampur police station.