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"We will conquer India and convert Suvendu Adhikari into a Muslim."

We have fought an extremely difficult election where nearly 30 lakh genuine voters were allegedly disenfranchised from the electoral rolls. Throughout this entire process, we witnessed what we believe was deeply partisan conduct by several government agencies as well as the Election Commission of India. Democratic institutions that are meant to function impartially appeared compromised, raising serious concerns about the fairness, credibility and transparency of the electoral process in West Bengal. From the counting process to allegations surrounding the handling and movement of EVMs, Mismatch of Control Units, several disturbing incidents have left millions of people questioning whether the true mandate of the people has been respected. I have already demanded the release of CCTV FOOTAGE FROM THE COUNTING CENTRES and a transparent counting of VVPAT slips so that the truth can come before the people and every doubt can be addressed openly and honestly. Democracy can only survive when electoral institutions inspire trust and confidence among citizens. Unfortunately, what we have witnessed has deeply shaken that trust. At the same time, reports of post-poll violence, attacks on party offices, intimidation of our party workers and threats against supporters are deeply alarming and unacceptable in a democratic society. Many dedicated Trinamool workers and supporters who fought tirelessly on the ground have allegedly faced targeted attacks and have been forced to flee their homes out of fear and insecurity. No political worker in a democracy should ever have to choose between their safety and their political beliefs. Keeping the democratic traditions of this great nation above everything else, my colleagues and I in the Trinamool Congress will continue to stand firmly with the people of West Bengal and with every Trinamool worker who fought tooth and nail against what we believe was a compromised electoral machinery. We will continue to be a strong, vocal and uncompromising opposition both in Delhi and WB. Under the guidance and leadership of Mamata Banerjee, our fight for democracy, constitutional values and the rights and dignity of the people will continue without fear and without compromise. I urge every Trinamool supporter and worker to stay strong and united during this difficult time. If anyone has been subjected to post-poll violence, intimidation, or threats, I request them to reach out and share their details with me or DM me. I will do everything within my capacity to ensure their safety and security and pursue every available legal and democratic remedy. I will stand shoulder to shoulder with every Trinamool worker and supporter in this fight to ensure that truth prevails and that both governments now work genuinely in the interests of the people of West Bengal. Jai Bangla! Jai Hind! 🇮🇳

🚨Nepal PM Refused to Meet India’s Foreign Secretary Despite Receiving Massive Indian Support A major diplomatic controversy has erupted after Nepal’s Prime Minister Balen Shah reportedly refused to meet India’s Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri during discussions linked to the Kailash Mansarovar route and the Lipulekh dispute. The incident has sparked strong reactions in India, especially because Nepal remains heavily dependent on Indian economic assistance, trade access, disaster relief, fuel supplies, and financial support. India allocates hundreds of crores annually for Nepal’s development projects and has repeatedly extended additional aid during emergencies, earthquakes, and economic crises. Despite this long-standing support, Kathmandu’s latest move is being seen by many as an unprecedented diplomatic snub. Reports suggest Nepal’s leadership objected to meeting India’s Foreign Secretary directly and expected talks at the Prime Ministerial level instead. The cancelled meeting was supposed to focus on resolving tensions surrounding the Lipulekh Pass, a strategically important region claimed by Nepal. Nepal has recently hardened its stand on the issue and even raised objections over the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra route passing through the area. The development has reignited debate over India’s regional influence and whether neighboring countries truly respect New Delhi despite benefiting extensively from Indian support. Critics argue that while India continues funding infrastructure, trade connectivity, and humanitarian projects across South Asia, several neighboring governments increasingly use anti-India rhetoric for domestic political gains. In Nepal, nationalist politics centered around territorial claims against India has grown sharply in recent years. Maps showing “Greater Nepal,” including parts of Indian territory, have frequently appeared in political campaigns and public offices. India has so far maintained a restrained response, reiterating that relations with Nepal are rooted in shared culture, history, and people-to-people ties. However, the diplomatic refusal has become a larger talking point about how India projects power and authority in its own neighborhood.

Playing cricket in small town India during 1990s was fun. Any fight and the local boys immediately started abusing each other by caste. Sometimes when caste of boy wasn't known they'll abuse different castes in front of him to see his reactions

We saved you during the Doklam crisis and were doing so before and continue to do after that by not conceding the plateau and Zompelri ridge to China despite offers of much bigger disputed territory in the central sector and pressure from them only to keep your chicken neck safe.

I seriously don't understand the need for Shivaji Maharaj in Bengal. There are enough Bengali Hindu icons.

Nobody will be able tell also that this lady is a convert. But look at the passion!

People scream about Gwalior and Jhansi every second day, but suddenly go blind when it comes to the Jaipur royals and the chain of betrayals that opened the gates for Abdali’s invasions. That selective outrage says everything about how conveniently history is read. Jaipur wasn’t some spotless guardian of the nation; it was a political mess wrapped in royal glamour, and the subcontinent paid the price for those games. Their blunders were disasters whose consequences the entire nation suffered for.

When Robert Clive Chose Durga Puja over Church after the victory at Plassey. Britons were very pretty shrewd.

When was the last time when Entire RW was euphoric and delighted at the selection of CM like today??