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In Cooch Behar, a midnight protest erupted against a TMC rebel MP and MLA. The demonstration, which began around 11 p.m., turned violent and forced the political figures to leave their residence for safety. Police intervened to restore order, and the local administration is investigating the incident. The event highlights growing tensions within the TMC ranks and raises concerns about political stability in the region.

Chandra Kumar Bose, the grandnephew of freedom fighter Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, has announced plans to establish a new Azad Hind Party aimed at engaging young people in political activities. The initiative seeks to revive the legacy of the original Azad Hind movement while focusing on contemporary issues affecting Kolkata’s youth. Bose, who has been active in local community forums, says the party will prioritize education, employment, and civic participation for young citizens.

Neha Bora, the chief of AISA, has publicly demanded greater political accountability and advocated for the removal of the National Testing Agency (NTA). In her remarks, she stated that the current system fails many stakeholders and highlighted the need for reforms. Bora’s comments come amid growing concerns over the effectiveness of the NTA and its impact on students and educators. Her statements have sparked discussions among policymakers and education experts across the country.

The Calcutta High Court has granted permission to file a public interest litigation challenging the removal of mosque loudspeakers across West Bengal. The court’s ruling allows stakeholders to seek judicial review of the decision, citing concerns over religious practices and community rights. The move is expected to bring the issue back into the judicial arena and may prompt a broader debate on religious freedom and local governance.