
spread it..as much as possible
we doing good in some aspects..we should make it popular..
good evening btw

we doing good in some aspects..we should make it popular..
good evening btw
Godda Lok Sabha JH, MP demands amendment of the SPT ACT for Development Works, He said that under SPT ACT land is locked for both Tribals and Non - Tribals, because of which the non tribals are even not able to sell their lands for educational works, for bank lones, etc. He said that non tribals should be given the right to sell their lands when needed.
The Santhal Pargana Tendency Act [ SPT ACT ] applies on the Santhal Pargana divison of Jharkhand state. Santhal Pargana consists of 6 district Deoghar - 12.13% tribes, Godda - 21.25% tribes, Sahibganj - 26.80% tribes, Jamtara - 30.40% tribes, Pakur - 42.10% tribes and Dumka - 43.22% tribes.
If there’s one place that perfectly captures the soul of old Kolkata, it has to be the Victoria Memorial. Whether you visit for the stunning white marble architecture, peaceful gardens, photography, or just to soak in the city’s colonial history — this place never disappoints.
Built in memory of Queen Victoria, the monument stands as one of the most iconic landmarks of Bengal. But beyond history, it’s also an artistic treasure — from paintings and sculptures inside the museum to the beautifully designed Indo-Saracenic architecture.
What makes Victoria Memorial special for you?
- The majestic architecture?
- Evening walks in the gardens?
- Historical exhibits inside?
- Photography spot?
- Or just the nostalgic Kolkata vibe?
Drop your favorite memory, picture, or fun fact below 👇
#Kolkata #VictoriaMemorial #ArtAndCulture #CalcuttaUnfiltered
Over the last few days I watched some oif the Bengali YouTube channels and social media content and I must say they were rather hilariously delusional in their content. It seems to me these people are living in some alternate universe - for some the recent elections and their results did not happen and for others, while it did happen it will somehow change soon :)
Let me give you a few points to show why I am saying the above :-
* In some places the TMC goons are still trying to do extortion as usual.
* The goons and party workers are still indulging in violence, a few of the BJP workers have also been killed, several others injured.
* Some leaders are still hoping that something will happen to the election results through the Supreme court or otherwise.
* Mamata and her coterie is blaming the BJP for exactly the same things that they had perpetrated so brazenly after the 2021 elections.
* Mob belonging to a particular community tried to foment violence and unrest, thinking that things will be as before - they did get a quick reality check.
* TMC supporters and YouTubers take the cake - not one intelligent discussion about why such a rout came about, they just want to defend the indefensible track record of TMC.
My advice to all these people will be to wake up and smell the coffee. You have had your cheese for 15 long years but now it has indeed moved. If you try to behave in the same manner, it will only result in personal misfortune and TMC will not be able to stand by you in any manner. As I see it, the following are likely to happen :-
* The SIR issue is likely to fizzle out in the SC. Once the adjudication is over, I do not think anything more than 10-12 lacs will get voting rights.
* Even if you take that TMC would have got all these votes, they would still not have crossed 100 seats anyway, so the SIR is a moot point.
* Mamata will get embroiled in the IPAC raid case. At best she can get away with a serious reprimand, at worst she is looking at a jail term.
* For Abhishek and a lot of other TMC leaders the law will take its own course.
* BJP will focus on the infrastructure, industrialization, welfare schemes, eradication of corruption and there will be serious changes in West Bengal by the end of the year.
* The political end game for the BJP is to get 30 plus seats in the Lok sabha elections of 2029, this will easily take their tally to 300 plus.
* In terms of West Bengal, I find it almost impossible to visualize the TMC making a comeback. It is a party without any ideology, is high on criminality and corruption and have brought the state to the brink of destruction.
* The final point - some YouTubers have pointed out that TMC still has 40 % plus votes. They clearly lack any political intellect - these perople voted the TMC thinking they are voting for the winning party. Now that they realize it is not going to be so, a lot of them will shift their voting allegiance.
All in all , West Bengal remains a politically interesting state but not because of the TMC - it is to see if the BJP can change the fortunes of the state and its people.
No one I know from Odisha was apparently very happy about it, but considered it to be a kind of necessity since there was no governance roadmap after he departed office.
And honestly, I don't understand why he had to be removed in the first place.
I'll say it again..the rest of the Indians shouldn't have the illusion that they're somehow more civilized than the Biharis they loathe so much..
The Charyapada, a collection of mystical poems and songs rediscovered in royal library of Nepal in 1907, is commonly accepted to have been composed and compiled between 8th and 12th centuries CE by 23 Siddhacharyas (tantric masters) of Vajrayana tradition of Buddhism from the tantric traditions of Odisha, Assam, Bengal and Bihar.
This verse (from Charyapada Verse 10), composed by Kānhapāda(Kānhuipā), is a cornerstone of Eastern Indo-Aryan languages. It serves as a "linguistic blueprint", demonstrating the common Abahatta (Apabhramsha) roots that evolved into modern Odia, Assamese, Bangla, Maithili, Magahi and other East Indo-Aryan languages.
Especially for Odia and Bangla speakers, the striking resemblance is unmistakable. The syntax and vocabulary have remained remarkably intact for over a thousand years.
West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari has granted sanction to the CBI to prosecute officials involved in the alleged Teachers Recruitment Scam, Municipality Recruitment Scam, and Cooperative Scam in West Bengal.
The sanction for prosecution had reportedly been withheld under the previous government. The move is being seen as a major development in the ongoing corruption investigations linked to recruitment and cooperative sector irregularities in the state.
Effect of BJP government in Assam. Can't wait to see the same in West Bengal.