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"जय महाकाली, आयो गोरखाली": As India prepares for a mighty military shift, highly decorated veteran Lt Gen N S Raja Subramani steps up as the new Chief of Defence Staff alongside Vice-Admiral Swaminathan leading the Indian Navy

In a major reshuffle in the country’s top military leadership, the Central government on Saturday, 9th May, announced the appointment of Lieutenant General N S Raja Subramani (Retd) as the next Chief of Defence Staff (CDS). Along with taking charge as the country’s highest-ranking military officer, he will also serve as the Secretary to the Government of India in the Department of Military Affairs. With this development, Lt Gen Raja Subramani will become the third officer to occupy the crucial post after General Bipin Rawat and General Anil Chauhan.

"हिसाब सबका होगा": As West Bengal descends into post-poll chaos following a massive BJP victory, one worker is shot in Basirhat and bombs rock Panihati just hours after the brutal murder of Suvendu Adhikari's lead aide Chandranath Rath

The state of West Bengal is once again witnessing a surge in sporadic political unrest, a grim reality that has historically troubled the region during election transitions. Just hours after the tragic murder of Chandranath Rath—the personal assistant to senior BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari—in the North 24 Parganas district, another violent clash erupted. A Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) worker, Rohit Roy, sustained a gunshot wound to his abdomen following an altercation with alleged Trinamool Congress (TMC) supporters in Basirhat.

"जब नाश मनुज पर छाता है, पहले विवेक मर जाता है": In a chilling escalation of West Bengal's post-poll violence, Suvendu Adhikari's trusted aide Chandranath Rath was brutally shot dead in a targeted assassination on a highway in Madhyamgram

The transition of political power in West Bengal has rarely been a matter of mere administrative handover; it is a profound, often volatile realignment of territorial dominance. In the immediate aftermath of the May 2026 West Bengal Legislative Assembly elections, this historical volatility reached a terrifying crescendo. While the state is no stranger to grassroots clashes involving crude bombs and partisan mobs, the events that unfolded in the 48 hours following the electoral verdict signaled a chilling evolution in political warfare.

"झुकती हैं दुनिया झुकाने वाला चाहिए": Exposing the lies, fearmongering, and blatant distortions as hostile foreign media outlets like the NYT, Al Jazeera, and The Guardian push desperate falsehoods against the BJP's Bengal and Assam wins

The remarkable victory of the Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) in West Bengal has caused frustration that extends far beyond the Trinamool Congress (TMC) and its local followers. The discontent has reached a global network of commentators who share a similar ideology. Various international media outlets have published extensive reports on the BJP's massive win. However, instead of objective journalism, these platforms chose to broadcast a misleading narrative regarding the victorious party's 'Hindu nationalist' beliefs.

"तोमरा आमाके रोक्तो दाओ, आमी तोमादेर स्वाधीनता देबो": Driven by the profound courage of Kalita Majhi, Rekha Patra, and Ratna Debnath, BJP secured a historic West Bengal victory over TMC, proving real grassroots women can change the state

The 2026 assembly elections in West Bengal have entirely rewritten the political history of the state. Securing an overwhelming 206 seats, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has claimed its very first state government victory in Bengal. During the counting process, opposition parties spent much of their time loudly claiming that the Election Commission of India (ECI) was compromised. However, a deeper look at the ground reality reveals a different story. The BJP’s monumental success was built on carefully choosing their candidates and focusing heavily on the everyday, real issues affecting the citizens.