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Centre confident of securing support for Delimitation Bill: Sources

The government is confident of securing support for the Delimitation Bill ahead of the upcoming parliament session, according to sources. Sources added that except for the Congress and the Samajwadi Party, almost all political parties are expected to extend their support. Passing the constitutional amendment requires a special two-thirds majority in both houses. With the current Lok Sabha strength reduced to 540, the required majority is 360 votes, and sources claim the government has already secured the support of over 350 MPs. Although the delimitation bill is not currently on the official agenda, the government indicates it may gather the necessary consensus soon.

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Video: 3, including 2 children, killed after train hits school van in Bengal

Three people, including two school children, were killed, and three others were injured after a school van was struck by a local train in West Bengal's Murshidabad district on Friday. The car's driver was among those who were injured. The accident took place while the vehicle was crossing a track near the Karna Subarna Railway Station. A cyclist was also struck in the collision. The level-crossing gate at the spot was allegedly open at the time of the incident. The concerned gateman has been arrested on the charge of dereliction of duty, a railway official, cited by news agency PTI, said.