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Big share of funds for kids’ jabs not spent: RTI data

Despite significant annual allocations for India’s National Immunisation Programme, a substantial portion of funds remains unspent, raising concerns about implementation efficiency. While vaccine coverage has improved, RTI data reveals consistent spending shortfalls, highlighting a need for better fund utilization and accountability in this crucial public health initiative.

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Assam turnout nears record 86%, highest rise in Muslim-majority districts

Assam witnessed a record-breaking voter turnout of nearly 86% in the 2026 assembly polls, the highest in the state’s history. The Muslim belt saw the most significant increase in participation. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma expressed confidence in an NDA victory, citing strong support from the Sanatani community.

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Avenge Mamata’s insult to Murmu, Shah calls upon tribal community

Union Minister Amit Shah urged Bengal’s tribal communities to vote against TMC, alleging Mamata Banerjee insulted President Droupadi Murmu. Speaking in tribal-dominated districts, Shah promised a “son of soil” CM and inclusion of Kurmali and Rajbanshi in the Eighth Schedule, while also criticizing TMC for corruption and alleged land grabs by infiltrators.

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‘Going to have big problems’: Trump warns China on reports of weapons shipments to Iran

Donald Trump asserted US military dominance over Iran, claiming to have dismantled its capabilities and warning China against supplying weapons. Despite ongoing peace talks mediated by Pakistan, Trump declared victory regardless of a deal, emphasizing America’s win and control over key shipping routes.

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Hyderabad advocate killed as tanker overturns on BMW

A senior advocate from Hyderabad, B Srinivasa Rao, tragically died when a fly ash tanker overturned onto his car at the Keesara toll plaza. The tanker reportedly lost control due to brake failure, crushing the BMW. Rescue operations were challenging due to the severe impact.

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SIR: Dead woman on voters list but husband, son off in Bengal

A 77-year-old woman, Mina Jalal, passed away before her name was cleared by the EC for voter registration, an irony as she had voted previously. Her husband and son were excluded from the voter list after adjudication, while other family members qualified. The family, residing in Kolkata for decades, faces harassment and lack of transparency

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‘SIR is a big scam to bring BJP to office’

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has accused the Election Commission’s Special Summary Revision (SIR) of being a “big scam” orchestrated to help the BJP win. She alleged indiscriminate voter deletion, disproportionately affecting Hindus, and claimed over 250 deaths occurred during the exercise.

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West Bengal polls: Didi alleges bid to cancel her nomination in Bhowanipore

West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee alleged attempts to cancel her Bhowanipore nomination through “false affidavits” filed by “traitors.” Two objections, including a name mismatch and allegations of old criminal cases, were rejected. A third issue regarding ballot logistics was also resolved, ensuring her name remained on the first EVM.

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‘Big khela’ coming to Bengal, declares PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi intensified the BJP’s Bengal campaign, challenging the TMC’s “khela hobe” slogan and framing the polls as a fight for Bengal’s identity. He promised to implement the Uniform Civil Code to end appeasement politics and vowed accountability for those who have “played far too long.”

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Vijay’s film not leaked from our system: CBFC

The Central Board of Film Certification has refuted claims of the Tamil film ‘Jana Nayagan’ leaking from its system, stating its certification process is secure. The board clarified that films are handed over to producers via a secure KDM mechanism. The alleged leak, which surfaced online, has sparked outrage and calls for stricter anti-piracy measures

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