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Holi restrictions at Shantiniketan's fair stir political controversy between BJP and TMC with claims of cultural curbs.

Holi Restrictions at Shantiniketan Spark Controversy

A poster at Shantiniketan's fair restricting Holi colors ignites a political clash. BJP accuses TMC of cultural bans as the forest minister clarifies it as an environmental advisory.

Controversy over Holi festival restrictions at Shantiniketan fair

Shantiniketan's fair faces controversy with a poster barring Holi colors, sparking political drama between BJP and TMC.

A poster restricting the use of colors at Shantiniketan&rsquo;s famous artisan fair, Sonajhuri Haat, has ignited a political controversy in West Bengal.
The situation intensified as the celebration coincides with Holi, a vibrant festival marking the arrival of spring. Shantiniketan, the renowned residential community founded by Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore, lies about 180 km from Kolkata.
The poster, which went viral, reads in Bengali: "Reserved forest area: Playing with colours, car parking, videography and drone camera usage are prohibited."
This sparked accusations from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), claiming that the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) was effectively banning Holi celebrations.
Suvendu Adhikari, Leader of the Opposition in the West Bengal assembly, alleged this was not an isolated case but part of a larger trend of governmental appeasement.
He noted perceived police interference during Holi, citing past instances such as a 2025 police station initiative coinciding with Ramzan and alleged directives to wrap up the Basanta Utsav celebrations by 10 am in Shantiniketan.
Basanta Utsav, overlapping with Holi and Dol Jatra, is a distinctive celebration initiated by Tagore in the 1920s. It fuses cultural events with the joy of spring.
State Forest Minister Birbaha Hansda refuted claims of restrictions on playing Holi, maintaining the poster was merely an environmental advisory.
She accused the BJP of politicizing the issue, asserting, "There is no restriction. If anyone wants to play Holi, they can." She also called for a report from the District Forest Officer to further investigate the matter.
As the situation unfolds, the political discourse continues to grow heated ahead of the upcoming Holi festival.

At least 10 people, including 5 children, were injured after a ride crashed during a fair in Punjab's Mohali on Sunday evening. There was a high rush of people at the fair since it was Sunday. 
The injured were taken to a hospital and reportedly out of danger. 
According to Hindustan Times, the fair was supposed to end on August 31 but was extended till September 11. 
A report by Hindustan Times quoting an eyewitness said that there was no ambulance at the spot and that the guards at the fair threatened those who were trying to take the injured to the hospital. 
 

At least 10 injured after a ride crashes at a fair in Punjab's Mohali

At least 10 people, including 5 children, were injured after a ride crashed during a fair in Punjab's Mohali on Sunday evening. 

The injured were taken to a hospital and are reportedly out of danger.&nbsp;

At least 10 people, including 5 children, were injured after a ride crashed during a fair in Punjab's Mohali on Sunday evening. There was a high rush of people at the fair since it was Sunday.&nbsp;
The injured were taken to a hospital and reportedly out of danger.&nbsp;
According to Hindustan Times, the fair was supposed to end on August 31 but was extended till September 11.&nbsp;
A report by Hindustan Times quoting an eyewitness said that there was no ambulance at the spot and that the guards at the fair threatened those who were trying to take the injured to the hospital.&nbsp;
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The 29th edition of the New Delhi World Book Fair, which starts&nbsp;on Saturday March 6, is going entirely virtual this year!
Organised by the National Book Trust (NBT), the fair will be free for all this time.
The theme this year focuses on 'National Education Policy 2020' and book lovers can attend the fair through the official website of the NBT.
Over a 100 publishers and exhibitors from across 15 countries will be showcasing at the Foreign Publishers&rsquo; Hall at the fair, according to reports.&nbsp;

New Delhi World Book Fair is going virtual for the first time ever

For the first time ever, the 29th edition of the New Delhi World Book Fair, which starts&nbsp;on Saturday March 6, is going entirely virtual!
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The 29th edition of the New Delhi World Book Fair, which starts&nbsp;on Saturday March 6, is going entirely virtual this year!
Organised by the National Book Trust (NBT), the fair will be free for all this time.
The theme this year focuses on 'National Education Policy 2020' and book lovers can attend the fair through the official website of the NBT.
Over a 100 publishers and exhibitors from across 15 countries will be showcasing at the Foreign Publishers&rsquo; Hall at the fair, according to reports.&nbsp;

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