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PM Modi hailed the BJP’s victory in West Bengal as a historic moment, calling it a triumph of people’s power and the party’s governance model. In his message, he expressed gratitude to the voters for a “spectacular mandate” and assured that the BJP would work to fulfil public aspirations by delivering a government focused on opportunity, development, and dignity for all sections of society.

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In a stunning political upset, M. K. Stalin lost his Kolathur seat to TVK candidate VS Babu, as actor-politician Vijay’s party emerged as the single largest force in Tamil Nadu. Riding on strong youth support, anti-incumbency sentiment, and effective grassroots mobilisation, TVK surged across the state signalling a major disruption to the long-standing dominance of the DMK and a potential realignment of Tamil Nadu’s political future.

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Low-cost US carrier Spirit Airlines has reportedly announced a complete halt to its operations, cancelling all scheduled flights as it begins an “orderly wind-down” after failing to secure a proposed government bailout. The airline, which had thousands of flights and over 800,000 seats planned for early May, now faces collapse amid a sharp surge in jet fuel prices linked to escalating tensions in West Asia.

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In West Bengal a controversy over a social media post has led to the suspension of Gautam Das, who was recently serving as Officer-in-Charge of Kalighat police station, after he allegedly shared a photo in uniform pointing a firearm with a provocative caption. The issue, raised by Jayprakash Majumdar and escalated to election authorities, triggered concerns over violation of service rules and possible intimidation during a sensitive poll period.

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A fresh diplomatic tension has erupted between India and Bangladesh after Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma openly spoke about informal “pushback” methods used to send back alleged illegal migrants across the border. Dhaka reacted strongly, summoning India’s envoy and calling the remarks offensive, especially at a time when both countries are attempting to stabilise ties under Tarique Rahman.

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An FIR has been filed by the Cyber Police in Srinagar against Iltija Mufti and others over allegations of promoting a figure associated with separatist politics. The case stems from her social media post sharing an old video of Syed Ali Shah Geelani, in which she highlighted his remarks on the Urdu language while distancing herself from his ideology. The post drew backlash online, with critics accusing her of indirectly legitimising separatist narratives. Authorities have invoked multiple provisions under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, citing concerns related to national integrity, and have launched an investigation, while also warning citizens against circulating similar content.

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Actor Rahul Roy has addressed the buzz around his recent social media reels with a content creator, which sparked a mix of concern and trolling online. In a candid Instagram note, he revealed that he is dealing with financial pressure due to long-pending legal issues, while also pushing back against those mocking him. Emphasising dignity in work, he said he continues to stay active—especially after recovering from a brain stroke—as it gives him purpose and stability. Roy also urged critics to offer meaningful opportunities instead of ridicule, making it clear that he remains committed to earning through honest effort despite personal challenges.

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The shutter has closed on the father of modern Indian photojournalism, but the images he left behind will continue to dictate how we remember history. With the passing of Raghu Rai at 83, the world loses a maestro who didn’t just document events, but captured the psychological landscape of an era. While his frames of the Bhopal tragedy or Mother Teresa are etched into the collective conscience, his encounter with Pakistan's military dictator, General Zia-ul-Haq, stands as a masterclass in reading power through a lens.


The setting was a diplomatic delegation to Pakistan led by then-External Affairs Minister A.B. Vajpayee. Rai was the lone photographer in the room, stepping into the orbit of a President who was notoriously shrewd and meticulously careful about his public image. As Zia-ul-Haq greeted the Indian delegation, he asked each member where they were born. When it was Rai’s turn, the photographer answered simply: "Jhang." In that brief exchange, a bridge of shared geography briefly spanned a hostile geopolitical divide, with the General even inviting the photographer to visit his birthplace.

But Rai’s camera was never sentimental; it was deeply observant. When he photographed Zia, he stripped away the carefully curated armor of the military ruler. The resulting picture wasn't just a portrait of a head of state; it was a piercing look into the shrewd, calculating, and complex aura of a man steering the fate of a volatile region. Rai bypassed the dictator's guarded persona to capture the unvarnished reality of power and the underlying tensions of the subcontinent.

As we bid farewell to the boy from Jhang who crossed over to become India’s greatest visual storyteller, we remember the fearless nature of his gaze. He respected no borders, no political facades, and no manufactured narratives. Raghu Rai has stepped out of the frame, but his archive remains an enduring compass for truth, proving that the most profound geopolitical stories are often told in the silence of a single, perfectly timed exposure.

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US President Donald Trump posted this photo on Truth Social of the accused shooter at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in Washington, DC. The suspected shooter has been identified as 31-year-old Cole Tomas Allen of Torrance, California, according to reports.

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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi launched a scathing attack on the RSS, calling it the “Rashtriya Surrender Sangh” after remarks by BJP leader Ram Madhav at the Hudson Institute triggered controversy over India’s trade and oil import stance. The Congress accused the government of compromising national interests and aligning too closely with the US. Amid the backlash, Madhav issued a clarification, admitting his earlier statement was factually incorrect and reaffirming that India had not agreed to halt Russian oil imports, attempting to defuse the growing political storm.

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