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West Bengal and Odisha have evacuated lakhs of people from vulnerable areas to safety as severe cyclonic storm 'Yaas' is nearing the coast and is expected to make landfall near Dhamra Port in Bhadrak district early on Wednesday morning.
Neighbouring Jharkhand has also sounded an alert and is preparing for the cyclone's impact.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday said that her administration has evacuated over nine lakh people to safe shelters.
The Odisha government, on the other hand, said it has moved over 2 lakh people from vulnerable areas in coastal districts to safety.
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Cyclone Yaas nears coast: Bengal, Odisha evacuate lakhs of people to safety 

West Bengal and Odisha have evacuated lakhs of people from vulnerable areas to safety as severe cyclonic storm 'Yaas' is nearing the coast and is expected to make landfall near Dhamra Port in Bhadrak district early on Wednesday morning.
Neighbouring Jharkhand has also sounded an alert and is preparing for the cyclone's impact.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday said that her administration has evacuated over nine lakh people to safe shelters.
The Odisha government, on the other hand, said it has moved over 2 lakh people from vulnerable areas in coastal districts to safety.
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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee has announced more restrictions in the state owing to rising number of coronvirus&nbsp;cases.&nbsp;Curbs imposed on&nbsp;shopping complexes, gyms, cinema halls, beauty parlours on April 30 have been extended, they will continue to be closed. Ban on social and political gatherings prohibited has also been extended.&nbsp;
From Thursday, all markets, retailers, standalone shops to function from 7 am to 10 am and later from 5 pm to 7 pm only.Jewellery shops will remain open from 12 noon to 3pm. Working hours for banks will be 10am to 2pm.
There will be only 50% attendance at govt offices and private sector offices.&nbsp;
While local trains will be suspended from May 6, state transport including metro will function with 50% capacity.&nbsp;
From May 7, all passengers arriving by air will have to show a negative RT-PCR&nbsp;test not older than 72 hours. Random checking will be done for passengers coming by inter-state buses or train -&nbsp;RT-PCR negative report not older then 72 hours is mandatory for the passengers.&nbsp;
West Bengal on Tuesday reported its highest single-day deaths of 107 Covid&nbsp;patients and also recorded its highest daily spike with&nbsp;17,639 new cases.&nbsp;

Bengal CM gets to work, announces stricter Covid curbs soon after taking oath

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee has announced more restrictions owing to rising number of coronvirus&nbsp;cases.&nbsp; Curbs imposed on&nbsp;shopping complexes, gyms, cinema halls, beauty parlours on April 30 have been extended, they will continue to be closed. Ban on social and political gatherings prohibited has also been extended.&nbsp;
From Thursday, all markets, retailers, standalone shops to function from 7 am to 10 am and later from 5 pm to 7 pm only.Jewellery shops will remain open from 12 noon to 3pm. Working hours for banks will be 10am to 2pm.
There will be only 50% attendance at govt offices and private sector offices.&nbsp;
While local trains will be suspended from May 6, state transport including metro will function with 50% capacity.&nbsp;
From May 7, all passengers arriving by air will have to show a negative RT-PCR&nbsp;test not older than 72 hours. Random checking will be done for passengers coming by inter-state buses or train -&nbsp;RT-PCR negative report not older then 72 hours is mandatory for the passengers.&nbsp;
West Bengal on Tuesday reported its highest single-day deaths of 107 Covid&nbsp;patients and also recorded its highest daily spike with&nbsp;17,639 new cases.&nbsp;

Bengal's ruling Trinamool Congress has upped the ante against governor Jagdeep Dhankar, who has been at loggerheads with the Mamata Banerjee govt for long. The Trinamool has written a letter to President Ram Nath Kovind seeking removal of the governor. Accusing the governor of acting on behalf of the BJP while holding a constitutional office, the Trinamool has alleged that Dhankar has failed to protect and preserve the Constitution. The TMC has also pointed out that some of the the governor's recent remark could lead to law and order problems in the state.

TMC writes to President, seeks Governor's removal

The Trinamool has written a letter to President Ram Nath Kovind seeking removal of Governor Jagdeep&nbsp;Dhankar

Bengal's ruling Trinamool Congress has upped the ante against governor Jagdeep Dhankar, who has been at loggerheads with the Mamata Banerjee govt for long. The Trinamool has written a letter to President Ram Nath Kovind seeking removal of the governor. Accusing the governor of acting on behalf of the BJP while holding a constitutional office, the Trinamool has alleged that Dhankar has failed to protect and preserve the Constitution. The TMC has also pointed out that some of the the governor's recent remark could lead to law and order problems in the state.

Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress has lost third MLA in just two days. Party MLA Shilbhadra Dutta quit on Friday morning. Suvendu Adhikari and Jitendra Tiwari had handed in their resignations on Thursday and both are expected to join the BJP anytime now. The back-to-back exits come just ahead of home minister Amit Shah's visit to Bengal on Saturday.

Another Trinamool MLA quits, third in 2 days

Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress has lost third MLA in just two days

Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress has lost third MLA in just two days. Party MLA Shilbhadra Dutta quit on Friday morning. Suvendu Adhikari and Jitendra Tiwari had handed in their resignations on Thursday and both are expected to join the BJP anytime now. The back-to-back exits come just ahead of home minister Amit Shah's visit to Bengal on Saturday.

Amid a heated confrontation between West Bengal govt and Delhi in the run-up to the next year's Assembly polls, home minister Amit Shah will visit the state for 2 days on Saturday and Sunday. The buzz is that former Trinamool strongman Suvendu Adhikari joining the BJP will be the highlight of Shah's trip. Adhikari quit Mamata's party on Thursday. Shah is scheduled to hold a rally in Adhikari's turf in Midnapore on Saturday afternoon. Apart from the likely big ticket acquisition, the home minister will visit local temples and lunch with locals and farmers. He will also hold a roadshow in Birbhum and visit the Visva Bharati University.

Shah's Bengal blitz: temple visits, road show, lunch with locals

The buzz is that former Trinamool strongman Suvendu Adhikari joining the BJP will be the highlight of Amit Shah's 2-day trip to Bengal

Amid a heated confrontation between West Bengal govt and Delhi in the run-up to the next year's Assembly polls, home minister Amit Shah will visit the state for 2 days on Saturday and Sunday. The buzz is that former Trinamool strongman Suvendu Adhikari joining the BJP will be the highlight of Shah's trip. Adhikari quit Mamata's party on Thursday. Shah is scheduled to hold a rally in Adhikari's turf in Midnapore on Saturday afternoon. Apart from the likely big ticket acquisition, the home minister will visit local temples and lunch with locals and farmers. He will also hold a roadshow in Birbhum and visit the Visva Bharati University.

'Bengal leads way': PM's virtual message on Durga Puja

With Durga Puja wishes, PM Narendra Modi&nbsp;addressed people of West Bengal on the biggest festival in the state

'Bengal leads way': PM virtual message on Durga Puja

((Start with Bengali breathe)) With Durga Puja wishes in Bengal, PM Narendra Modi on Thursday addressed people of West Bengal on the biggest festival in the state. PM Modi inaugurated the puja pandals and joined the festivities online. Getting into the poll mode ahead of Bengal assembly election next year, the PM paid tribute to eminent personalities of Bengal, who he said have guided the nation. He also announced approval of Rs 8,500 crore for Kolkata&rsquo;s East West Metro and laid out the objective of &lsquo;Sonar Bangla&rsquo; through Atmanirbhar Bharat. ((Byte: We are celebrating Durga Puja in times of #COVID19, all devotees have shown exemplary restrain. The number of people might be less but the granduer and devotion are the same. The happiness and joy are still boundless. This is the real Bengal))

With Durga Puja wishes, PM Narendra Modi on Thursday addressed people of West Bengal on the biggest festival in the state. PM Modi inaugurated the puja pandals and joined the festivities online. Getting into the poll mode ahead of Bengal assembly election next year, the PM paid tribute to eminent personalities of Bengal, who he said have guided the nation. He also announced approval of Rs 8,500 crore for Kolkata&rsquo;s East West Metro and laid out the objective of &lsquo;Sonar Bangla&rsquo; through Atmanirbhar Bharat.

Puja organisers to seek review of HC's 'pandals no-entry zones' order

A day after Calcutta High Court said the pandals would be no-entry zones for visitors because if the coronavirus outbreak, 400 top Durga Puja organisers in Kolkata on Tuesday will ask for a review of the order. The organisers will approach the court as part of the Durgotsav Forum, an umbrella body of Durga Puja organisers, with just two days to go for Bengal's biggest festival. Expressing shock at the order, the Forum said the order is a huge set back for the committees that spent four months working at making things safe for visitors. According to the forum chief, Sawat Bose, the rule specifying barricade 10 metres before the pandal will create more chaos.

Durgotsav Forum to seek review of HC order for pandal&nbsp;visitors
HC said pandals&nbsp;no-entry zone for visitors
Shocked committees say order a setback
Forum: Committees spent months ensuring safety&nbsp;

A day after Calcutta High Court said the pandals would be no-entry zones for visitors because of the coronavirus outbreak, 400 top Durga Puja organisers in Kolkata on Tuesday will ask for a review of the order. The organisers will approach the court as part of the Durgotsav Forum, an umbrella body of Durga Puja organisers, with just two days to go for Bengal's biggest festival. Expressing shock at the order, the Forum said the order is a huge set back for the committees that spent four months working at making things safe for visitors. According to the forum chief, Sawat Bose, the rule specifying barricade 10 metres before the pandal will create more chaos.

Covid delayed CAA, will be implemented soon: Nadda in Bengal

Bharatiya Janata Party chief Jagat Prakash&thinsp;Nadda on Monday said that the contentious Citizenship Amendment&thinsp;Act or&nbsp;CAA&nbsp;was delayed due to the coronavirus outbreak and&thinsp;will be implemented soon. He made the remark while he&nbsp;was addressing a meeting with social groups in West Bengal&rsquo;s Siliguri. The contentious legislation was&nbsp;passed by Parliament during the winter session&nbsp;in December last year, and lead to widespread protests across the country.&nbsp;Bengal&nbsp;will go to polls next year along with Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Assam.

BJP&nbsp;chief Nadda&nbsp;holds meeting in Siliguri Nadda: CAA&nbsp;to be implemented soon Nadda's remark as BJP&nbsp;gears up for Bengal poll Contentious CAA&nbsp;triggered pan-India protest&nbsp;

Bharatiya Janata Party chief Jagat Prakash&thinsp;Nadda on Monday said that the contentious Citizenship Amendment&thinsp;Act or&nbsp;CAA&nbsp;was delayed due to the coronavirus outbreak and&thinsp;will be implemented soon. He made the remark while he&nbsp;was addressing a meeting with social groups in West Bengal&rsquo;s Siliguri. The contentious legislation was&nbsp;passed by Parliament during the winter session&nbsp;in December last year, and lead to widespread protests across the country.&nbsp;Bengal&nbsp;will go to polls next year along with Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Assam.

Bengal poll: 'Shah's visit to Siliguri before Durga Puja cancelled'

In a significant development ahead of the 2021 Assembly polls, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has postponed his visit to West Bengal. A News18 report quoting sources said that due to unavoidable reasons, Shah won't be visiting the state on October 17. BJP President JP Nadda will instead pay a visit two days later. Shah was to visit Bengal after Durga Puja and meet party leaders in South Bengal. With the 2021 Assembly polls in mind, both Trinamool Congress and the BJP are working hard to outdo each other. The state BJP has raised the political temperature with its &lsquo;Nabanna Chalo Abhijan&rsquo; earlier in August 8 and now plans to take it forward with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's virtual address to people on October 22.

Amit Shah's visit to Bengal cancelled
Shah was to visit Bengal after Durga Puja
BJP chief JP Nadda to fill in for Amit Shah
BJP vs TMC ahead of Bengal polls next year

In a significant development ahead of the 2021 Assembly polls, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has postponed his visit to West Bengal. A News18 report quoting sources said that due to unavoidable reasons, Shah won't be visiting the state on October 17. BJP President JP Nadda will instead pay a visit two days later. Shah was to visit Bengal after Durga Puja and meet party leaders in South Bengal. With the 2021 Assembly polls in mind, both Trinamool Congress and the BJP are working hard to outdo each other. The state BJP has raised the political temperature with its &lsquo;Nabanna Chalo Abhijan&rsquo; earlier in August 8 and now plans to take it forward with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's virtual address to people on October 22.

Surya says chemical in water cannons, WB govt schools him

BJYM national president Tejasvi Surya on Thursday sought an inquiry by the Union Home Ministry into the blue chemical- laced water that was sprayed on party activists during the rally and termed it a "gross violation of human rights".The WB govt meanwhile schooled him

Surya says chemical in water cannons, WB govt schools him in crowd SOP

BJYM national president Tejasvi Surya on Thursday came down heavily on the West Bengal government over what he called a "brutal attack" on BJP activists, during their march to the state secretariat. The young right wing leader said it was a "black day as rule of law were murdered" in the state.&nbsp;Surya, the BJP MP from Bengaluru South, also sought an inquiry by the Union Home Ministry into the blue chemical- laced water that was sprayed on party activists during the rally and termed it a "gross violation of human rights". Meanwhile the West Bengal government said the intent globally to use coloured water is to identify a person post dispersal for further necessary action as per the law if required.

PTI,&nbsp;Kolkata:&nbsp;BJYM national president Tejasvi Surya on Thursday came down heavily on the West Bengal government over the "brutal attack" on BJP activists, during their march to the state secretariat, and said it was a "black day as rule of law were murdered" in the state.
Surya, the BJP MP from Bengaluru South, also sought an inquiry by the Union Home Ministry into the blue chemical- laced water that was sprayed on party activists during the rally and termed it a "gross violation of human rights".
"Today was a black day... The TMC government murdered rule of law in the state. The way our cadres and leaders were attacked and beaten up mercilessly by the police is unprecedented. Don't we have the right to conduct a peaceful rally in the state?" he said during a press meet here.
The parliamentarian further asserted that he would continue to visit Bengal and conduct democratic protests to ensure that the TMC gets defeated in the next assembly polls.
Parts of Kolkata and adjoining Howrah resembled a battle zone on Thursday as BJP workers and supporters clashed with police, hurling stones and blocking roads with burning tyres, to protest a string of killings of saffron party workers.
Police personnel in riot gear burst teargas shells, beat up agitators and used water cannons to break up the protests which continued in the two cities for more than three hours.&nbsp;

Corona gone, Didi blocking rallies with lockdown: BJP

The country may be hitting record spikes in coronavirus cases and deaths, but for Bengal BJP chief "corona is gone"

The country may be hitting record spikes in coronavirus cases and deaths, but for Bengal BJP chief "corona is gone". Speaking at a rally in Dhaniakhali on Thursday, BJP Bengal chief Dilip Ghosh claimed that Coronavirus is gone and the restrictions by the govt are only to prevent BJP rallies. "Didi is just pretending and imposing lockdowns so that the BJP can't organise meetings and rallies in the state," Ghosh claimed. His comments came on a day when PM Modi asked people to not take the Covid threat lightly and follow rules of wearing face masks and maintaining social distancing until scientists developed a vaccine.

4,500 cases pending against netas, SC says shocking

Nearly 4,500 criminal cases are pending against sitting and former legislators across the country, the Supreme Court said the state of affairs is "shocking"

The top court on Thursday expressed shock over the number of pending cases against politicians. Nearly 4,500 criminal cases are pending against sitting and former legislators across the country, data from 24 High Courts have shown. The Supreme Court said the state of affairs is "shocking". "Of these, 174 cases are offences punishable with a life term in jail," the court said while hearing a petition seeking lifetime ban on convicted politicians from contesting elections. In Bengal and Punjab, some pending cases date back to early 1980s while in UP and Bihar, there&nbsp;are pending cases from 1991.

The top court on Thursday expressed shock over the number of pending cases against politicians. Nearly 4,500 criminal cases are pending against sitting and former legislators across the country, data from 24 High Courts have shown. The Supreme Court said the state of affairs is "shocking". "Of these, 174 cases are offences punishable with a life term in jail," the court said while hearing a petition seeking lifetime ban on convicted politicians from contesting elections. In Bengal and Punjab, some pending cases date back to early 1980s while in UP and Bihar, there are pending cases from 1991.

Bengal lifts lockdown on Sept 12 after NEET students request

Bengal cancels state-wide lockdown imposed on September 12 after aspirants say they can't reach NEET&nbsp;exam centres
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Bengal cancels Sept 12 lockdown&nbsp;on request of students
Students appearing for NEET&nbsp;urged lockdown&nbsp;to be lifted
Aspirants say they face difficulties reaching exam centres
((show tweet))
The NEET&nbsp;exam slated for September 13 nationwide&nbsp;
About 16.67 lakh&nbsp;candidates have applied for NEET&nbsp;2020
Nadda attacks Didi over Covid-19 lockdown&nbsp;dates
Nadda: appeasement politics creating anti-Hindu mindset

The West Bengal government has decided to cancel the state-wide lockdown imposed on September 12 after several students appearing for NEET exam expressed their difficulty in travelling to their exam centres.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee&nbsp;tweeted&nbsp;that the state govt earlier decided to have a lockdown on September 11 and September 12 but after requests from students, the government has decided to lift the lockdown.
NEET or National Eligibility cum Entrance Test is scheduled to be conducted across the country on Sunday, September 13. 15.67 lakh candidates have applied for the NEET 2020 examination from all over the country.
Meanwhile, BJP&nbsp;president J P Nadda&nbsp;has hit out at Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;on her govt's appeasement politics over dates of the lockdown.
Nadda&nbsp;said, on August 5, when the foundation stone of Ram Temple was laid,&nbsp;Mamata&nbsp;imposed a lockdown in the state, but on July 31, the&nbsp;day of&nbsp;Bakri Eid, the lockdown was lifted. Nadda&nbsp;said, this vote bank and appeasement politics by Didi&nbsp;creates an anti-Hindu mindset in the state.

'No merit': SC rejects plea seeking deferment of NEET-JEE exams

The Supreme Court dismisses plea by 6 opposition-ruled states seeking review of its order allowing NEET&nbsp;and JEE&nbsp;exams, says the plea has no&nbsp;merit.

SC rejects review pleas by 6 states seeking deferment of NEET-JEE exams

&gt; SC rejects review pleas by 6 states seeking deferment of NEET-JEE exams &gt; Plea said the top court had failed to secure 'right to life' of students &gt; 3-judge SC bench dismissed plea during in-chamber hearing

The Supreme Court has dismissed the plea filed by the 6 opposition ruled states seeking a review of its earlier order giving a go-ahead for NEET&nbsp;and JEE&nbsp;exams to be be conducted amid a pandemic. Justices&nbsp;Ashok Bhushan, BR Gavai and Krishna Murari&nbsp;after considering the plea in their chambers said that the review plea had no merit and no case could be made out for reconsideration of their earlier order.&nbsp;Maharashtra, Bengal, Punjab, Rajasthan, Jharkhand&nbsp;and&nbsp;Chhattisgarh&nbsp;had argued in their plea that 'grave and irreparable harm and injury would befall on the student community' if the exams are held. The plea sought postponement of the exams and&nbsp;said that SC order fails to secure 'right of life' of students.&nbsp;
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