Author: Samiddha Chakraborty

Kolkata | March 2026 The much-awaited Bollywood action thriller Dhurandhar: The Revenge, directed by Aditya Dhar and starring Ranveer Singh, has finally hit theatres—creating a wave of excitement, mixed reviews, and intense public debate.The film has been widely praised for its grand scale, high-octane action, and powerful performances. Ranveer Singh’s performance, in particular, has been described as bold and unconventional, earning appreciation from several industry figures. Filmmaker S. Shankar even called the film a “historic” cinematic experience, while Sarath Kumar highlighted its emotional storytelling and focus on unsung heroes. Adding to the praise, Ram Gopal Varma referred to the film…

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Kolkata | March 2026As election season intensifies in Kolkata, one question dominates political conversations across tea stalls, college campuses, and social media timelines—“বাংলা এবার কার?” (Who will win Bengal this time?)The political battlefield in West Bengal has once again come alive with high-voltage campaigns, massive rallies, and sharp exchanges between major parties. The ruling All India Trinamool Congress is banking on its governance record and welfare schemes, while the Bharatiya Janata Party is aggressively pushing its development agenda and central support narrative.Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently addressed a massive rally at the iconic Brigade Parade Ground, signaling the party’s strong…

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Kolkata | March 14, 2026Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday launched a sharp political attack on the state government while addressing a massive rally organized by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) at the Brigade Parade Ground in Kolkata. With elections approaching in West Bengal, the Prime Minister urged people to support development-oriented politics and accused the ruling All India Trinamool Congress (TMC) government of failing to deliver good governance and law and order in the state.Addressing the gathering, Modi said the people of Bengal were seeking progress, transparency and opportunities for the youth.“The voice of Bengal is becoming stronger. The…

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Concerns are growing across India as a shortage of LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) begins to affect restaurants, small food businesses, and consumers in several cities. Reports from Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, and Kolkata suggest that many restaurants are struggling to obtain commercial LPG cylinders, creating difficulties in running their daily operations. Several restaurant owners have said they are receiving fewer cylinders than required. As a result, some eateries have reduced menu options, shortened working hours, or temporarily stopped cooking certain dishes. Street food vendors and small food stalls, which depend heavily on LPG for cooking, are also facing challenges due to…

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