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Cancer Warriors Shine At Zindagi Zindabad Sports Summit

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The word "cancer" may have changes the person's life completely. However, the patient diagnosed with this condition often experiences the anguish of survival. Recently, the PIB reported that the Indian council of Medical Research (ICMR) estimated that the number of cases in India exceeded 1.4 million in 2023. Though, in support of this ethos, the Manipal Hospital Comprehensive Cancer Warrior Sports Summit--Zindagi Zindabad, uniting cancer warriors in a celebrations of movement, fellowship, self-assurance, and the victory of the human spirit.  Important Points To be Noted:  A series of engaging games and activities including carrom, chess, ring toss, brain teasers, jumbled words, antakshari, music and masti, the event highlighted the importance of staying active, mentally engaged and socially connected through the cancer journey.  The event brought together senior specialists from Manipal Hospital Comprehensive Cancer Care Centre, including Dr. Sourav Datta, Director Manip...

West Bengal: Food Safety Department conducted a raid on a laddu factory

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A surprise search by the Food Safety Department at Abhishek Sweets, a laddu factory on Netaji Subhash Path Road in Ward No. 8 of Titagarh, failed miserably. Key points:-  Food Safety Department, the Enforcement Department, the Titagarh Police Station, and the Titagarh Municipality conducted a joint search.  The search revealed the factory, spanning approximately 1,100 square feet, was in a very poor condition. In this semi-dark factory, laddus were made in extremely unsanitary conditions and left unattended.  The color used in the laddus was highly toxic.  When Food Safety Department officials tried to investigate the dangerous color being used in the laddus, they were stunned.  The Food Safety Department has expressed concern that the chemical color obtained in the laddus is very harmful for the body. the Food Safety Department confiscated about ten thousand laddus from the Abhishek Swiss Laddoo factory, declaring them dangerous.  according to sources from...

West Bengal 2026: How Much Did MLAs Spend On Election Campaigns?

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T he Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) and West Bengal Election Watch have conducted an analysis of all 294 election expenditure statements submitted following the West Bengal Assembly Election 2026 for the newly elected MLAs. As per the ADR the expenditure cap for MLAs during these elections was set at Rs. 40 Lakhs. These election expanse reports encompass details regarding expenditure on Public meeting and processions, campaigning via electronic and print media, costs associated with campaign workers, expenses for vehicles utilized, expenditure on virtual campaigning, costs for publishing declarations concerning criminal cases, and expenses related to campaign materials.  Crucial Facts:- In the West Bengal assembly elections of 2026,  The expenditure cap for candidates was set at Rs 40 Lakhs. Among the 294 MLAs examined, 43 (15%) have reported election expenses that are below 50% of the allowable limit in their respective constituencies.  As per the election expe...

WBPCC Condemns Uprooting of Ex-PM’s Statue

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Image sources: Indian National Congress: West Bengal Facebook Page On Sunday, Subhankar Sarkar the West Bengal Pradesh Congress President has expressed strong outrage over the demolition of former Prime Minister Jawarharlal Nehru's statue. The incident occurred in West Burdwan district's Durgapur. As per the WBPCC, the statue of Pandit Nehru, located in front of a meditation centre near Harshavardhan Primary School in Durgapur. However, The District Congress leadership has already staged a protest against the incident and demanded that the administration immediately restore the statue to its original location. While condemning to the incident, West Bengal Pradesh Congress President Shri Subhankar Sarkar said: "Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru was not merely a leader of the Congress—he was a freedom fighter, India’s first Prime Minister and one of the principal architects of modern India. Uprooting his statue and dumping it in a wooded area is not merely an insult to a statue; it is...

West Bengal: BJP Tapas Roy Clarifies Govt Stand on Electoral Rolls

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  The BJP veteran leader Tapas Roy holds a press conference and talks about the most crucial issues.  The press conference was held at the BJP state office in Salt lake city,  Kolkata.  Key highlights of the press conference:-  BJP leader Clarifies the Govt Stand on Electoral Rolls Tapas Roy Backs Restoration of Eligible Voter Names Govt Assures Action on Electoral Roll Corrections Tapas Roy Highlights Bengal’s Industrialisation Push Bengal Govt Focuses on Investment and Job Creation Tapas Roy Addresses Key Issues Facing Bengal BJP Leader Explains Govt Position on Recent Developments Tapas Roy Speaks on Industry, and Law & Order While talking about the restoration of names in the electoral roll, he stated that a total of 38.10 lakh applications have been received, but only 82,782 applications have been disposed of so far. Of these, the names of 75,443 people have been restored to the electoral roll. Compared to the total 27.28 lakh voters identifi...

Agarwals Eye Hospital Opens New Branch in Delhi’s Najafgarh

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Photo Caption: Dr Ashar Agarwal, Chief Business Officer, Dr Agarwals Eye Hospital, being felicitated by the Shri Aggarwal Digambar Jain Panchayat, Najafgarh, at the newly opened Dr Agarwals Eye Hospital facility in Najafgarh. India has thousands of eye clinics and major hospitals networks. There is no official record or total count of all eye hospitals. There are five common eye problems include Cataracts, Refractive errors, Dry Eye Syndrome, Glaucoma, Diabetic Retinopathy.  Recently, The Agarwals eye hospital has opened its new branch in Najafgarh area in Delhi. The release highlights the felicitation of Dr Ashar Agarwal, Chief Business Officer, Dr Agarwals Eye Hospital, by the Shri Aggarwal Digambar Jain Panchayat, Najafgarh, in recognition of his professional achievements and contribution to eye care. The occasion also marked the opening of Dr Agarwals Eye Hospital’s new facility in Najafgarh, bringing comprehensive eye-care services closer to residents of the area and surroundi...

Tribal Affairs Ministry Launches ‘Living Roots Originals’

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"Living Roots Originals," a tribal songwriting and creator rights initiative, was introduced by the Indian Ministry of Tribal Affairs in  partnership with the Indian Performing Right Society (IPRS) with the goal of bolstering the creative and economic ecosystem for tribal artists nationwide.  However, the initiative seeks to recognise, protect and promote original musical works created by tribal communities through mentorship, copyright ownership, professional music production and access to royalty-based income opportunities. The inaugural songwriting residency was held in Kolkata from 3–7 August 2026, bringing together 25 artists from eight tribal communities across five states. Participating communities included the Jenu Kuruba and Paniya of Kerala, the Ho of Jharkhand, the Koch Rajbanshi of West Bengal, the Chakhesang of Nagaland, and the Gond, Madia and Mahara communities of Chhattisgarh. During the residency, artists created original songs in their own languages, drawing...