Bike rallies banned 48 hours before polling for the Phase I
In a notification issued by the Commission on 20 April, the Commission made it clear that no motorcycle rallies will be allowed from 48 hours before polling day.
In a notification issued by the Commission on 20 April, the Commission made it clear that no motorcycle rallies will be allowed from 48 hours before polling day.
After neighbouring states such as Assam, Tripura and Odisha, West Bengal will also form a BJP-led government, said Union home minister Amit Shah at Kulti today, adding, “Mamata Didi, your time is finished.”
A team of polling personnel, equipped with essential materials, including an additional EVM, on Tuesday set out for one of the most remote polling stations under the Darjeeling Assembly constituency, located at an altitude of around 1,300 metres in the Himalayas.
Union home minister Amit Shah on Tuesday launched a sharp attack on West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, holding her responsible for the alleged exclusion of several names during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.
A few kilometres past the city limits along the Basanti Highway, a modest tea stall with tinned roof offers a telling snapshot of Bhangar’s political reality.
Millions followed her patriotic posts and paid for exclusive content, believing she was a real American influencer. The truth revealed a carefully crafted AI persona by an Indian national.
Cash, foreign currency and jewellery reportedly disappeared from Vipul Roy’s cupboard a day after a domestic help cleaned a locked room. Police are now examining CCTV footage and app booking details as they track the suspect.
Tamil Nadu heads into polling with a tense calm. Women voters, first-time youth, and the rising Vijay factor could decide whether the state sees continuity, comeback, or a surprise twist.
Israeli Ambassador to India Reuven Azar remembered the victims of the Pahalgam terror attack on Wednesday and reaffirmed that Tel Aviv stands with New Delhi in the fight against terrorism.
New Delhi is likely to witness heatwave conditions from Wednesday to Friday, with the mercury expected to soar to around 44 degrees Celsius in several parts of the national capital.
