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Free Electricity, Women Safety Force: Chief Minister Vijay's First Orders
200 Units Free Electricity, Women Protection Force: Chief Minister Vijay's First Orders
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Why Women Voters Sided With BJP And Not Bengal's 'Daughter' Mamata Banerjee
The BJP won 208 of Bengal's 294 seats, while the Trinamool was reduced to 79.
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The 5 Ms Behind PM Modi-Led BJP's Rise In Mamata Banerjee's Bengal
With counting underway for the West Bengal Assembly elections 2026, early trends showed the BJP maintaining a comfortable lead with over 160 seats, well past the halfway mark of 148.
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"We Wrote To BJP": RG Kar Victim's Mother On Her Candidature From Bengal
Ratna Debnath is an ordinary woman with no prior connection to politics. Yet she now finds herself in the electoral arena.
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"Delhi 2/10, Manali 9/10": Russian Woman's Safety Scorecard Of Indian Cities Goes Viral
Her assessment resonated with many social media users in India, some of whom agreed that safety concerns in cities like Delhi are a reality not just for foreign visitors but for locals as well.
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Do You Need Flu Shots? Doctor Shares Who Should Actually Get Them Every Year
One of the best ways to prevent and minimise the severity of influenza is to get the flu vaccine each year.
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"She's Not Bangladesh PM": Smriti Irani On Mamata Banerjee's "Outsider" Rhetoric
Smriti Irani launched a strong attack on the Mamata Banerjee government's record on women's safety and governance
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'I Am Sorry Dimpi': Forlorn Lover Pastes Apology Posters On Dhanbad College Wall, Threatens Guard
In Dhanbad district of Jharkhand, a heartbroken admirer pasted apology posters on a college wall, leading to police action.
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Thousands Of Men Using Telegram To Spy On Women And Share Private Images, New Research Warns
European researchers have uncovered a vast network of Telegram groups where men are paying for services to illegally access women's private accounts and personal images.
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From Above National Average, Bengal's Income Now Below: PM Slams Trinamool
With less than three weeks to go for the election, campaigning in West Bengal has entered an intense phase, with top political leaders fanning out across the state to galvanise voters.
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A New Drug Solriamfetol May Solve The 'Shiftwork Disorder' Crisis
A new drug known as Solriamfetol has been developed to combat early morning fatigue that affects early morning workers. It has been specially designed to improve alertness and fatigue and improve sleepiness.
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"He Tried To Touch Me": Varanasi Student Records Alleged Harassment, Suspect Flees Mid-Journey
Many users tagged local authorities, including the Varanasi Police, urging swift identification and arrest of the accused.
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Weight-loss Drugs Linked To Preterm Birth Risk In Women With Pre-Existing Diabetes
The research analysed data from more than 750,000 pregnancies, making it one of the largest studies to examine this issue so far.
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Portuguese Tourist Says Man Followed Her To Train Toilet, Tried To Open Door: "Felt Unsafe"
She alleged that one of the men followed her and tried to open the toilet door about 30 seconds after she entered.
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Solo Traveller Claims She Was "Touched Inappropriately" By Scuba Diving Instructor In Egypt
Professional instructors noted that while physical contact is sometimes necessary, the behaviour in the video appeared unusual because Mediene was calm and not in distress.
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Free Electricity, Women Safety Force: Chief Minister Vijay's First Orders
200 Units Free Electricity, Women Protection Force: Chief Minister Vijay's First Orders
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Why Women Voters Sided With BJP And Not Bengal's 'Daughter' Mamata Banerjee
The BJP won 208 of Bengal's 294 seats, while the Trinamool was reduced to 79.
-
The 5 Ms Behind PM Modi-Led BJP's Rise In Mamata Banerjee's Bengal
With counting underway for the West Bengal Assembly elections 2026, early trends showed the BJP maintaining a comfortable lead with over 160 seats, well past the halfway mark of 148.
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"We Wrote To BJP": RG Kar Victim's Mother On Her Candidature From Bengal
Ratna Debnath is an ordinary woman with no prior connection to politics. Yet she now finds herself in the electoral arena.
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"Delhi 2/10, Manali 9/10": Russian Woman's Safety Scorecard Of Indian Cities Goes Viral
Her assessment resonated with many social media users in India, some of whom agreed that safety concerns in cities like Delhi are a reality not just for foreign visitors but for locals as well.
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Do You Need Flu Shots? Doctor Shares Who Should Actually Get Them Every Year
One of the best ways to prevent and minimise the severity of influenza is to get the flu vaccine each year.
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"She's Not Bangladesh PM": Smriti Irani On Mamata Banerjee's "Outsider" Rhetoric
Smriti Irani launched a strong attack on the Mamata Banerjee government's record on women's safety and governance
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'I Am Sorry Dimpi': Forlorn Lover Pastes Apology Posters On Dhanbad College Wall, Threatens Guard
In Dhanbad district of Jharkhand, a heartbroken admirer pasted apology posters on a college wall, leading to police action.
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Thousands Of Men Using Telegram To Spy On Women And Share Private Images, New Research Warns
European researchers have uncovered a vast network of Telegram groups where men are paying for services to illegally access women's private accounts and personal images.
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From Above National Average, Bengal's Income Now Below: PM Slams Trinamool
With less than three weeks to go for the election, campaigning in West Bengal has entered an intense phase, with top political leaders fanning out across the state to galvanise voters.
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A New Drug Solriamfetol May Solve The 'Shiftwork Disorder' Crisis
A new drug known as Solriamfetol has been developed to combat early morning fatigue that affects early morning workers. It has been specially designed to improve alertness and fatigue and improve sleepiness.
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"He Tried To Touch Me": Varanasi Student Records Alleged Harassment, Suspect Flees Mid-Journey
Many users tagged local authorities, including the Varanasi Police, urging swift identification and arrest of the accused.
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Weight-loss Drugs Linked To Preterm Birth Risk In Women With Pre-Existing Diabetes
The research analysed data from more than 750,000 pregnancies, making it one of the largest studies to examine this issue so far.
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Portuguese Tourist Says Man Followed Her To Train Toilet, Tried To Open Door: "Felt Unsafe"
She alleged that one of the men followed her and tried to open the toilet door about 30 seconds after she entered.
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Solo Traveller Claims She Was "Touched Inappropriately" By Scuba Diving Instructor In Egypt
Professional instructors noted that while physical contact is sometimes necessary, the behaviour in the video appeared unusual because Mediene was calm and not in distress.
