Chhapra’s Derni village is reeling from the suspicious death of a Class 10 girl whose body was discovered in a well. While police arrested one accused and ruled out rape, Purnea MP Pappu Yadav has fiercely criticized the investigation’s direction. Taking to the public platform, Yadav warned against premature verdicts without forensic evidence. He drew parallels to a past NEET student’s case, where unverified poisoning claims bypassed essential tests, leading to flawed outcomes. ‘This poor family’s daughter deserves justice, not gossip,’ Yadav emphasized. He posited that whether involving a love affair or not, the death constitutes murder driven by societal…
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Our grandparents never tire of urging us to eat greens. Rightly so – spinach, fenugreek, and more fortify immunity, aid digestion, and protect the heart. But modern habits like tossing them raw into fast foods undermine these perks. Ayurveda reveals why: Raw greens are nutrient-rich but Vata-heavy, taxing weak digestions. Leafy varieties demand careful cooking to unlock full potential without dosha imbalance. Steer clear of uncooked spinach, capsicum, and cabbage. Hidden parasites like tapeworms lurk, threatening severe health issues. Heat neutralizes these risks and balances properties. Follow this Ayurvedic ritual: Blanch until tender, drain thoroughly, then stir-fry gently in healthy…
In a buzz of anticipation, Mumbai Indians have commenced their IPL 2026 preparations with head coach Mahela Jayawardene leading the charge. The inaugural training session wrapped up successfully, injecting excitement into the camp. Joining Jayawardene were key support staff: bowling coaches Paras Mhambrey and Lasith Malinga, fielding expert Carl Hopkinson, plus the full strength, conditioning, and physio teams. This collaborative effort marked the official start of the build-up. Reflecting on the day, Jayawardene shared, “Pre-season day one is electric. Players arrive, vibes ignite. We’re focusing on a strong foundation with our experienced core and exciting newcomers. It sets the campaign’s…
Amid escalating global conflicts and soaring prices in India, ‘Ramayan’ star Sunil Lahri took to Instagram with a stirring appeal for rationality and resilience. In his Monday video, the actor lamented the worldwide unrest, particularly in the Middle East, which has triggered fuel shortages and inflation back home. ‘The globe is in turmoil because of wars affecting numerous nations, including ours,’ Sunil stated firmly. He directly confronted critics: ‘Certain so-called intellectuals pin this on our government and PM. How can they be blamed for foreign wars we’re not part of?’ Sunil didn’t shy away from the hardships. ‘Yes, oil, gas,…
After a hiatus, director David Dhawan returns with ‘Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai’, a bubbly rom-com featuring Varun Dhawan, Mrunal Thakur, and Pooja Hegde in lead roles. Promoting the film on Kapil Sharma’s hit show, David opened up about the backbone of his 90s and 2000s hits: the character artists who made his movies unforgettable. In a candid chat, David highlighted how these performers often eclipsed heroes. ‘Leads might fumble lines, but character artists delivered perfection,’ he quipped. Their comic timing and depth turned ordinary scenes into gold, ensuring films like his classics resonated for decades. Spotlighting icons like…
The Election Commission moved decisively in West Bengal, stalling a batch of official transfers right after enforcing the Model Code of Conduct for the upcoming assembly polls. Issued on Sunday afternoon, these orders came moments before ECI unveiled the two-phase voting schedule, sparking immediate scrutiny. Covering key IAS and police personnel, the transfers now face legal hurdles under MCC provisions. State authorities cannot proceed without ECI approval, a rule designed to prevent manipulations during elections set for April 23 (152 constituencies) and April 29 (remaining 142). Election office insiders explained the nuances: Officers who took charge pre-MCC are unaffected, but…
Pakistani disinformation operatives are exploiting global geopolitical friction—particularly the US-Israel-Iran standoff—to target India with bogus stories. India’s official fact-checking arms, including PIB and MEA, are countering this aggressively. A fresh example emerged with a doctored video featuring retired Army Chief General Manoj Pande. Shared widely by Pakistani accounts, it portrays him slamming Indian Army ethics linked to alleged Israeli training. PIB’s fact check unit dismantled the hoax, revealing it as a sophisticated AI deepfake. The bureau posted a comparative graphic: fake versus authentic video. ‘Beware! AI-generated deepfake. Gen Manoj Pande (Retd) did not say this. Part of coordinated Pakistani campaign…
The Rajya Sabha election in Bihar has sparked a flurry of confident declarations from NDA camp. Upendra Kushwaha, fielded by the National Democratic Alliance, proclaimed victory on all five seats, urging opponents to abandon their pipe dreams. In a press interaction in Patna, he underscored that the alliance’s dominance was apparent right from the filing of nominations. “NDA will secure every single one of the five seats. Counting today will validate our stance,” Kushwaha affirmed, brushing aside opposition narratives as mere confusion tactics. He specifically targeted Tejashwi Yadav, jibing at RJD’s past ambitions for the chief minister’s chair that never…
In a star-studded affair at New Delhi, the BCCI’s Naman Awards lit up the capital, honoring cricket’s past glories and present triumphs. The ceremony, a yearly highlight, spotlighted performers across eras, with five ICC trophy-winning teams stealing the show. Cricket icon Sachin Tendulkar was quick to celebrate on social media. Describing it as a ‘historic achievement,’ he congratulated Rahul Dravid on his Colonel C.K. Naidu Lifetime Achievement Award. Tendulkar’s shoutouts extended to Roger Binny of the 1983 World Cup squad, Mithali Raj, Smriti Mandhana, and Shubman Gill, capturing the event’s unifying spirit under one roof for past, present, and future…
The Enforcement Directorate’s sweeping raids in West Bengal mark a significant escalation in the fight against illegal call center syndicates accused of massive money laundering. Monday’s actions targeted 10 addresses in cities including Siliguri, Howrah, Bidhannagar, and Durgapur, focusing on a racket that allegedly defrauded countless individuals. Driven by actionable intelligence, ED sleuths descended on locations connected to suspects like Surashri Kar, Samrat Ghosh, and Subhajit Chakraborty. The teams are combing through electronic gadgets, financial records, and paperwork to trace the movement of laundered funds and expose any global connections. These operations fall under the stringent PMLA provisions, addressing how…