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News Desk, Kolkata :  In a shocking turn of events in Uttar Pradesh’s Hamirpur district, the otherwise quiet neighborhood was thrust into the spotlight as a woman allegedly took a drastic step in response to her husband’s persistent demands for unnatural acts. The incident unfolded on the night of January 28, leaving the 34-year-old husband, Ramu Nishad, hospitalized and in a serious condition. Sources reveal that the couple engaged in a heated dispute over the controversial issue of unnatural sex, which escalated to a point of no return. Frustrated and seemingly pushed to her limits, the wife reportedly resorted to…

News Desk, Kolkata : In a bold display of discontent, hundreds of German farmers rallied on Monday, steering their tractors to strategic positions that effectively crippled access to key ports across the country. The agricultural uproar surged as a vehement response to the government’s contentious decision to slash subsidies earmarked for the farming sector. Around 100 tractors strategically lined routes leading to Hamburg’s sprawling port, a logistical behemoth and one of Europe’s busiest hubs for international container shipping. This audacious move by farmers aimed to underscore the depth of their opposition to Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s subsidy-cutting plans, initiated after a…

News Desk, Kolkata :  The Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has launched a new wing named Istrna which is composed of highly-trained, well-equipped and ferocious militants which will specifically target Punjab province’s law enforcement and army officials stationed there. Pakistani officials suspect that the new faction has connections with a terrorist group based in a neighbouring country. The developments were first reported by Pakistan-based news outlet the Dawn. Three checkposts in Dera Ghazi Khan named Lakhani, Jhangi and Triman which are located in areas populated by tribal communities have become vulnerable because of the new wing. The new threat has forced armed…

News Desk, Kolkata :  Israel finance minister Bezalel Smotrich and home minister Itamar Ben-Gvir on Sunday night along with 15 coalition lawmakers pledged to rebuild Israeli settlements in the Gaza Strip. Some of these lawmakers also called for the emigration of the Palestinian population after the Israel-Hamas war. A report by the Times of Israel said that there was a “carnival-like atmosphere at the Jerusalem International Convention Center” with attendees dancing in jubilation in the hopes that Israeli settlers would control the blockaded coastal enclave. “God willing, we will settle and we will be victorious,” finance minister Smotrich was quoted…

News Desk, Kolkata :  A Legal Odyssey: Navigating India’s Complex Abortion Laws ; In a legal saga that unfolded at the Kolkata High Court, a woman who had previously filed a complaint of assault found herself in a labyrinth of complexities. Having already secured bail, the accused asserted his right to privacy, revealing that he was, in fact, the victim’s intimate partner. However, as the pregnancy progressed beyond 21 weeks, the decision to terminate became a legal challenge. The legal tussle reached its zenith when the Kolkata High Court, under the guidance of Justice Sabyasachi Bhattacharya, issued a directive on…

News Desk, Kolkata :  In 2022, TET (Teacher Eligibility Test) aspirants sought permission to protest in a sit-in manner at the High Court premises, a plea granted by Justice Joy Sen Gupta. Although the primary TET exams had taken place, interviews were yet to be conducted. In response, candidates, seeking permission to stage a peaceful protest, submitted applications from February 1st. By February 4th, many had already gathered for the sit-in, but lacking police authorization, they found themselves outside the High Court’s jurisdiction. The case was heard on Monday in Justice Joy Sen Gupta’s courtroom. During the proceedings, it was…

News Desk, Kolkata :  In a stunning turn of events, two senior cricketers faced the axe after India’s defeat against England in the first Test. While Rohit Sharma’s captaincy encountered an abrupt setback, the strategy to level the series in the Visakhapatnam Test was entrusted to Rahul Dravid. However, before his planned strategic move, India found themselves grappling with early setbacks. Ravindra Jadeja, recovering from an injury sustained during the Hyderabad Test against England, was sidelined for the Visakhapatnam Test. Adding to the upheaval, Lokesh Rahul also faced the axe after a lackluster performance. The storm of changes didn’t stop…

News Desk, Kolkata :  Shubhendu Adhikari, a leader of the opposition party, alleged that thousands of names have been deleted from the voter list in Diamond Harbour parliamentary constituency. He claimed that many key members of his party are also missing from the list. In response, the ruling Trinamool party dismissed the accusation as an attempt to gain publicity. Shubhendu raised this allegation during a party event in Haripal, Hooghly, on Saturday. He even posted about it on his social media handle. He mentioned the names of several individuals who were excluded from the voter list. Shubhendu stated that it…

News Desk, Kolkata :  As winter bids adieu in the state of West Bengal, the possibility of rain looms large, especially in the southern regions starting from Tuesday. According to the Alipore Weather Office, five districts in South Bengal could experience rainfall, potentially soaking Purba Bardhaman, Paschim Bardhaman, Murshidabad, Birbhum, and Nadia. Following that, from Wednesday onwards, other southern districts might also witness rain, with Kolkata possibly experiencing some drizzles. The Weather Office suggests that while it might rain lightly to moderately across various districts, there won’t be heavy rainfall anywhere. The forecast indicates that light to moderate showers accompanied…

News Desk, Kolkata :  In a landmark decision, job seekers breathed a sigh of relief as the Supreme Court removed all obstacles in the recruitment process for primary school teachers. On Monday, the green signal was given by the top court, resolving any lingering uncertainties regarding the appointment process. The Supreme Court’s intervention came after a legal tussle over the publication of the recruitment panel’s decisions related to primary teacher appointments. The issue arose in the context of the recruitment process for 11,765 positions. However, the Primary Education Board had already assured candidates that they had completed all necessary preparations…