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GTA 6 Price leak sparks debate: Is Grand Theft Auto VI headed for a $100 Tag?
The anticipated price of Grand Theft Auto VI has sparked intense discussion within the gaming community. Many enthusiasts contend that a higher cost could be warranted, considering the expansive scope, exceptional production quality, and extensive development timeline invested in the game.
SIR in West Bengal: Will call for report from chief justice of HC today itself, says SC
The Supreme Court will seek a report from the Calcutta High Court Chief Justice regarding the functioning of appellate tribunals for West Bengal's Special Intensive Revision exercise. Lawyers allege these tribunals are not working, hindering the process. The court previously directed the Election Commission to issue supplementary revised electoral rolls based on tribunal decisions.
Mamata Banerjee holds first community outreach meet in Bhabanipur, attacks BJP over voter roll deletions
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee attacked the BJP at a community outreach program in her Bhabanipur constituency, alleging voter list deletions and attempts to divide people on religious and caste lines. She emphasized elections as a "festival of democracy" and urged unity among diverse communities, vowing to protect communal harmony in Bengal.
Rationalisation of voters in Lok Sabha constituencies: A look at seats with highest and lowest no. of voters
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has called for a review of voter numbers in Lok Sabha constituencies. He stated that large electorates prevent MPs from serving their constituents effectively. Shah also urged support for a bill to implement a 33 percent reservation for women in legislatures by 2029.
Voter roll deletions shift West Bengal polls from governance to identity battle
West Bengal's election focus has dramatically shifted. Massive deletions from electoral rolls have transformed the campaign. Issues of corruption and jobs now take a backseat. The election is now a battle over identity and citizenship. Voters are concerned about their names being removed from the voter list. This has created anxiety and polarization across the state.
West Bengal: Election Commission adds around 7 lakh new voters ahead of polls
West Bengal's electoral rolls have seen a significant addition of seven lakh new voters. These new electors will participate in the upcoming assembly polls. Over 3.22 lakh will vote in the first phase, with the remaining nearly 3.88 lakh in the second phase. The total electorate now stands at over 6.82 crore.
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Had Mamata Banerjee worked with ECI, SIR wouldn't be so complicated: Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury
Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury criticizes Mamata Banerjee's role in voter list issues. He states the Congress will contest all assembly seats alone this time. Chowdhury believes the political landscape has changed. The party aims to establish its presence in every polling booth. He discusses the Congress's prospects in Malda and Murshidabad.
Sonia Gandhi's electoral list matter: Court asks counsel to file written submissions within a week
A Delhi court is hearing a revision petition challenging a magistrate's order refusing to register an FIR against Sonia Gandhi. The complainant alleges Gandhi was included in the electoral roll in 1980 without being an Indian citizen, becoming one only in 1983. The court has asked for written submissions and listed the matter for May 16.
KVS Lottery Second List 2026 for Class 1 released: How to check the provisional list on admission.kvs.gov.in and kvsangathan.nic.in?
KVS Lottery Second List 2026: Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS) released the second provisional lottery list for Class 1 admissions 2026-27 today, April 16, 2026. Parents can check the selection and waiting list on official websites admission.kvs.gov.in and kvsangathan.nic.in using registration number. Selected candidates must complete document verification on time.
Calcutta High Court quashes appointment of assistant professors as poll presiding officers in Bengal
The Calcutta High Court has cancelled the appointment of assistant professors as presiding officers for the West Bengal assembly elections. The court ruled that these appointments violated Election Commission guidelines. The petitioners, from the West Bengal Government College Teachers' Association, challenged their assignments. The court found no justification for drafting these senior staff without proper reasons.
Minority drift may reverse as SIR, UCC, AIMIM-AJUP collapse could strengthen TMC's Muslim fortress
Recent developments, including significant voter list deletions and the BJP's UCC promise, have seemingly reversed a potential drift in the TMC's minority vote bank. Smaller Muslim outfits' ability to challenge the ruling party has diminished, leading to a renewed consolidation of Muslim voters behind the TMC out of fear of a divided vote aiding the BJP.
BJP decides to hit streets against oppn parties
The Bharatiya Janata Party will initiate nationwide protests following the defeat of the Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill, 2026, in the Lok Sabha. Party president Nitin Nabin met with senior leaders to plan the strategy. Protests will occur in state capitals, with senior BJP leaders holding press conferences.
"In name of women empowerment, BJP pushing dangerous delimitation exercise": TMC
Political tensions in West Bengal are heating up ahead of the Assembly elections, as Trinamool Congress (TMC) slammed BJP over the Delimitation Bill on Friday, labelling it a "dangerous" exercise hidden behind the veil of women's empowerment to weaken Bengal's parliamentary representation.
Zero tolerance for violence; repoll if any disruption: EC
West Bengal is preparing for elections with a focus on intimidation-free polling. Super-sensitive booths have been identified across districts like Malda, Murshidabad, and Cooch Behar. Enhanced security measures and customized plans are being implemented. The Election Commission of India emphasizes zero tolerance for violence. Repolls will be ordered if necessary to ensure fair elections.
CM Mamata Banerjee hails SC relief on supplementary voter list ahead of Bengal polls
The Supreme Court has intervened to ensure eligible voters are not disenfranchised in the West Bengal assembly elections. Supplementary voter lists will be published on April 21 and April 27. Individuals whose appeals against exclusion are successful will be allowed to cast their votes. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee expressed happiness with the judiciary's decision.
India Post GDS 2026 3rd Merit List Date and Time: Check when and how to download from indiapostgdsonline.gov.in, documents needed and more
India Post GDS 3rd Merit List: The third merit list of India Post GDS is expected to be released in the last week of April or in May. Following the past trends, the third merit list should be released in May. Students can check their names in the merit list by visiting the official website indiapostgdsonline.gov.in
CBSE Class 12 Toppers List 2026: Will it be released and when?
CBSE 12th Toppers List: CBSE Class 12 results for 2026 are anticipated between late April and early May, following exams that concluded on April 10. Students can access their results on official CBSE websites, DigiLocker, or via SMS. Last year's topper, Meghna Shrivastava, secured 499 marks.
West Bengal elections: Mass deletions in Murshidabad spark identity and citizenship fears
In Murshidabad district, the electoral landscape is shifting dramatically as thousands discover their names missing from voter rolls. Families are anxious about their democratic rights, while political parties exchange heated allegations concerning these deletions. With the 2026 assembly elections looming, the critical discussion now revolves around voter eligibility, exposing significant political rifts.
West Bengal assembly elections 2026: 2,926 candidates in fray for Bengal polls
A total of 2,926 candidates are now set to contest the West Bengal assembly elections. This number was finalized after the nomination withdrawal deadline passed. The Election Commission has confirmed the final list. Voters can access candidate details via the ECINet app. Ballot units will feature candidate photographs for easier identification. Polling is scheduled for April 23 and April 29.
Can't let those with appeals pending to vote: Apex Court
The Supreme Court has ruled that individuals with pending appeals against their exclusion from the voter list cannot participate in the upcoming West Bengal elections. Over 34 lakh appeals are currently being heard. The court emphasized that allowing these voters would be meaningless. Those whose appeals are resolved by April 9 will be included.
Those hit by SIR deletions may see their other rights diluted: Prashant Bhushan
Concerns are rising over the removal of nearly 91 lakh voters from West Bengal's electoral rolls. Prominent figures like Prashant Bhushan and Yogendra Yadav warn this could impact citizens' other identity-linked rights. They suggest the process might be an indirect attempt at disenfranchisement. The Supreme Court is set to hear petitions challenging these deletions soon.
'Change in Bengal is Inevitable': Sonamukhi BJP candidate predicts 'Double-Engine' government
A significant political change is anticipated in West Bengal as assembly elections approach. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Dibakar Gharami and Gorkha Janmukti Morcha chief Bimal Gurung have called for unity among alliance partners. They are urging collective efforts to ensure the victory of the BJP and its allies in the 2026 West Bengal Assembly elections.
SC to hear on Monday pleas related to SIR of electoral rolls in West Bengal
The Supreme Court will hear petitions concerning West Bengal's electoral roll revision on Monday. This revision is crucial for upcoming assembly polls. The court will also address the 'gherao' of judicial officers during this process. The Election Commission has finalized the electoral rolls. Assembly elections are scheduled for April 23 and 29.
Over 3.6 cr people eligible to cast votes in first phase of Bengal assembly polls: EC
Over 3.6 crore voters across 16 districts are eligible to vote in the first phase of the West Bengal Assembly Elections 2026 on April 23, according to Election Commission of India data. This includes 1.84 crore men, 1.75 crore women and 465 third-gender voters.
West Bengal phase 1 voter roll at 3.6 cr; 1.85 cr men, 1.76 cr women, 465 transgenders voters in the list
Bengal's first phase election details are out. Over 3.60 crore voters are registered. Men form the majority with 18.49 crore. Women voters number 17.57 crore. A total of 465 transgenders are on the list. Murshidabad district leads with the most voters. Purba Medinipur follows closely. Malda also has a significant voter base.
Election Commission trims electoral rolls by 10.2% across 12 states, UTs
The Election Commission has significantly cleaned up voter lists. Over 60 lakh deceased voters were removed from nine states and three Union territories. This exercise reduced the voter base by 10.2 percent. Final rolls for Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal are now published. Further revisions are planned for other states and Union territories.
West Bengal polls: 97-year-old refugee, retired teacher among those deleted from voter list
West Bengal is witnessing the fallout of the NRC-like exercise, with long-term residents and even Partition refugees being struck off voter rolls. Despite submitting extensive documentation, individuals like Subarna Bala Poddar and S Asraful Haque have lost their voting rights. The stressful process has led to tragic consequences, including a man's death while seeking to appeal his deletion.
UP SIR: Over 84 lakh voters added in final list, total electorate rises to 13.39 crore
Uttar Pradesh has seen a significant increase in its electorate. Over 84 lakh new voters were added, bringing the total to 13.39 crore. This growth occurred during a Special Intensive Revision exercise. The number of young voters aged 18-19 also saw a substantial rise. The gender ratio has improved, reflecting greater inclusivity.
West Bengal SIR: SC to consider plea against EC's decision to freeze electoral rolls ahead of polls
The Supreme Court will hear a plea on April 13 concerning the freezing of electoral rolls for West Bengal assembly polls. The Election Commission finalized the rolls on April 9. This means no new voters can be added before the elections on April 23 and 29.
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