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BJP Slams Tamil Nadu CM Over Cinema Dialogues, Demands Answers on Crime

The Bharatiya Janata Party has criticised Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay over his comments in the legislative assembly, alleging that cinema dialogues will not resolve issues faced by the public. The opposition questioned the government regarding the law and order situation, drug abuse, and rising crimes, including over 400 reported sexual assault cases and child murders. The criticism followed Chief Minister Vijay asking opposition members not to stage walkouts when he responds to queries in the House. Opposition Leader Udhayanidhi Stalin had earlier raised allegations concerning governance and public safety. BJP leader Nainar Nagendran stated that the Chief Minister should address critical matters concerning crime rather than resorting to cinematic rhetoric, while the assembly prepares for further debate on the state's law and order situation.

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Floods have impacted eleven districts across Bihar, including Patna, Bhojpur, Saran, Vaishali, Bhagalpur, Begusarai, Buxar, Samastipur, Munger, Katihar, and Arwal. Sixty-one blocks and three hundred gram panchayats are affected, impacting approximately 16.85 lakh people. At Gandhi Ghat in Patna, the Ganga water level reached 50.57 metres, five centimetres above the 2016 high flood level mark of 50.52 metres, and maintains a rising trend. In Pandarak, the Ganga is at 43.78 metres, exceeding the 2021 high flood level mark by five centimetres. Several rivers, including the Gandak, Kosi, Budhi Gandak, Ganga, Punpun, Bagmati, and Ghaghara, are flowing above danger marks.

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Tilak Row in Kolkata School, Teacher Booked and Suspended, Religious Freedom Debate Reignited

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