New Delhi: The Election Commission of India on Saturday announced repolling across all 285 polling stations in the Falta assembly constituency on May 21, with counting of votes scheduled on May 24. According to ECI, the decision was made following reports of “severe electoral offences and subversion of the democratic process” during the second phase.
Kolkata: The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Saturday announced its decision to deploy 165 additional counting observers to assist the existing counting observers for May 4, when the counting of votes for the recently concluded two-phase Assembly polls in West Bengal will be taken up. Police Observers to Strengthen Security The ECI, at the.
Kolkata: The voter turnout in West Bengal reached a staggering 91.62% by the close of the second phase of polling on Wednesday. According to the latest data from the Election Commission of India at 7:30 pm, Purba Bardhaman district maintained the lead with a massive 93.48% turnout, followed closely by South 24 Parganas (91.73%), North.
Delhi residents woke up to pleasant morning after days of sweltering heat as strong winds and rain pounded city on 29 April. This dramatic change in weather comes follows days of heatwave when mercury soared as high as 44 degrees Celsius.
Kolkata: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday wrote an open letter in Bengali to the people of West Bengal ahead of the second phase of the two-phase Assembly polls in the state scheduled on April 29. Spiritual Experience During Campaign In the letter, the Prime Minister said that during his entire campaign in West Bengal,.
New Delhi: The bomb factories in West Bengal are back in the spotlight following the recovery of 79 crude bombs at Bhangar in South 24 Parganas district. NIA Takes Over Probe Ahead of Polls The probe has been taken over by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) and the central agency would go into the larger.
Ranaghat: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday launched a sharp attack on West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, alleging widespread corruption in teacher recruitment, housing, and cyclone relief. He warned that “no one will be spared”. He added that the scale of alleged corruption was so large that Banerjee “will have to atone for.
