Neighbours should seek collaboration over conflict, says Bangladeshi director Rezwan Shahriar Sumit | Kolkata News

Bangladeshi director Rezwan Shahriar Sumit at the award ceremony Kolkata: Bangladeshi director Rezwan Shahriar Sumit, whose political thriller ‘Master’ won big at the International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) 2026 despite having faced “political persecution” during its making at home, is hoping that the newly-elected government will actively build bridges with various neighbours, including India. Sumit,…

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Maharashtra’s CET Cell defines malpractice in age of computer-based test, AI | Mumbai News

Maharashtra’s CET Cell has introduced strict new regulations to combat exam malpractice MUMBAI: The use of AI tools, hidden cameras, screen mirroring, smartwatches or any remote-access software during any CET conducted in the state may lead to canellation of candidature for the entire year and/or legal action under the new regulations aimed at preventing malpractice…

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Gumla admn launches drive against child-lifting rumours | Ranchi News

Gumla: The Gumla administration on Tuesday launched a campaign to create awareness about child-lifting rumours by making public address announcements at various places in the district.The move comes after a reportedly mentally unstable 50-year-old woman was allegedly lynched by a mob over child-lifting rumours in Guriatarn village under Bishunpur police station limits on Sunday night.Police…

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Bose puts up at Soujanya, Didi meets him, says resignation was ‘injustice’ | Kolkata News

Kolkata: CM Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday evening called on former Bengal governor CV Ananda Bose at Soujanya — a state govt guest house for visiting diplomats and dignitaries — calling his resignation an “injustice”.Bose was staying at this facility after returning from Delhi, choosing not to go to Raj Bhavan after his resignation. Raj Bhavan…

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Church urges Maharashtra govt to reconsider cabinet nod to anti-conversion Bill | Mumbai News

Church urges govt to reconsider anti-conversion Bill MUMBAI: The Archdiocese of Bombay has expressed concern over the Maharashtra cabinet’s approval of the draft anti-conversion Bill. Its press office said in a statement Tuesday, “While we acknowledge the State’s duty to safeguard individuals from coercion, inducement or deceit in religious matters, we must express serious reservations…

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