Stories from India

A political leader, currently in his third term, achieved a victory by winning Bengal and retaining Assam in a convincing manner. This outcome, described as a 'sweep,' demonstrates the leader's intact popularity and sends a message to critics both within and beyond India.

This five-day festival has prepared the temple complex for Vedic chants and divine energy.

Nomination papers for upcoming elections in India can be filed on May 11, according to the source. The report indicates this is part of the ongoing election process.

Chief Justice Guruneen Singh Sandhawalia has issued directions concerning Lok Adalats, which are people's courts in India. These directions are to be implemented in the Lok Adalats.

An anti-drug alliance seized 725 million rupees in the sand and gravel mining industry. The sand mining industry action team seized approximately 5,000 tons of sand mining materials and various mineral processing equipment.

The Madhya Pradesh government has instructed all courts to make decisions within four weeks regarding the approval process. This directive aims to expedite judicial proceedings across the state.

Newly elected parliamentary party leader Suvendu Adhikari announced that a commission, headed by a retired judge, will be established to investigate institutional irregularities within the state.

The three-day Homa Atmaka Mahaurudra Yajna begins today, May 9, with nearly 1.25 lakh oblations offered into a holy fire. The ceremony seeks global peace and well-being amid current international conflicts.

A political party has pledged that its manifesto will be fulfilled on time, dedicating its victory to the public.

Newly elected parliamentary party leader Shubhendra Udhikari announced that a commission, led by a retired judge, will investigate institutional corruption in the state. Inquiries will also be launched into incidents at Arjikar Hospital and Chandeshkali.