A major security alert was triggered in Samsi area of Malda district after a drone was spotted flying in the sky just moments before the Chief Minister’s helicopter was scheduled to take off.

The incident occurred amid tight security arrangements for the VVIP movement, raising serious concerns among the security agencies on duty.According to police sources, the drone was seen hovering near the helipad area shortly before the Chief Minister’s departure.

Tension gripped a courtroom after a group of people allegedly raised slogans accusing an individual of being a “Pakistan agent,” disrupting proceedings and prompting concern over security and decorum within the judicial premises.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday alleged large-scale irregularities in the electoral roll revision process, claiming that a significant number of voters had been struck off the list in parts of Malda district.

The “Energy War” of 2026 has reached its most dangerous moment yet. With a literal 48-hour clock ticking, President Trump has promised a rain of fire on Iranian power plants if the world’s most vital oil lane is not reopened. As military assets move into position and global markets tremble, the next two days will determine if the Middle East finds a path to peace or sinks into a total infrastructure collapse

The internal war within the Aam Aadmi Party has reached a boiling point as Raghav Chadha breaks his silence with a cinematic warning. After being stripped of his leadership role and accused of being “soft” on the government, Chadha has challenged the party’s claims with a demand for CCTV proof. As the “blue-eyed boy” of the party finds himself on the sidelines, his defiant “wounded but fatal” stance suggests that the political drama in Delhi and Punjab is only just beginning.

A significant environmental setback has hit the Central Vista redevelopment project, with nearly half of its transplanted trees failing to survive. In a Lok Sabha briefing on April 2, 2026, the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs revealed that 1,545 out of ,3609 relocated trees—approximately 43%—have died. Despite a ₹5.29 crore investment in transplantation efforts across key sites like the New Parliament and Kartavya Bhawans, critics argue that the high mortality rate and reliance on young saplings fail to compensate for the ecological loss of mature, decades-old urban canopy.