Post-Poll Violence Continues To Ravage West Bengal; 1 Killed, 6 Injured In Birbhum District
One person died during clashes between TMC and BJP supporters in West Bengal’s Muktinagar on Friday, police said PTI Outlook Web Bureau 2021-05-09T09:07:17+05:30 Post-Poll Violence Continues To Ravage West Bengal; 1 Killed, 6 Injured In Birbhum District outlookindia.com 2021-05-09T09:09:52+05:30
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In yet another instance of post poll violence, one person was killed while six others were injured during clashes between TMC and BJP supporters in West Bengal’s Birbhum district, officials said on Saturday.
The clashes occurred on Friday night, when a group of BJP workers tried to enter the houses of villagers in Muktinagar, police said.
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Bengal election phase 8: Kolkata s dwindling Chinese Indians look for better future
The close-knit community, whose number has dwindled from 60,000 before the 1962 war with China, has learnt over the years to keep its political beliefs close to its chest.
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KOLKATA: It is early morning at Tiretta bazaar, the oldest China Town in the country. Only a handful Indians of Chinese descent have gathered to partake of the bazaar s famous breakfast menu, a medley of Indian and Chinese cuisines.
Elections and a COVID-19 surge have kept most people from the community, who normally throng the place, away from stalls selling momos, soups and an eclectic and delectable array of cooked and raw food.