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The 2019 Lok Sabha election in West Bengal is a traumatic memory for Ali Hussain Mansuri, a resident of Barrackpore, about 50 km Kolkata. From a few days after the polls in 2019 till weeks before the Assembly polls of 2021, Mansuri went knocking on the doors of the Bhatpara police station with two complaints: one against the vandalism and looting of his shop and the other against his house being set on fire. In both the complaints, addressed to the officer-in charge of Bhatpara police station, which have been stamped as received, Mansuri mentions “ violence and danga (riot)” in May 2019 . Almost a month after the riots, which erupted on the day the bye-poll to the Bhatpara Assembly seat were held in Barrackpore, on May 19, the people of Darba Line returned home under police protection, but Mansuri did not. He chose to live about 500 metres away from his earlier residence near Choti Masjid. Since then, he has been going around distributing copies of the police complaints to whoever ... » Learn More about Gunning for victory in Bengal

Email Updated February 26, 2021 18:12:49 Map: VIC The Victorian Government has announced that coronavirus restrictions will ease from 11:59pm on Friday, February 26, but masks will still need to be worn in some settings. Here is a breakdown of the restrictions when they come into effect. Restricted: Masks A face mask or face covering must be carried at all times. They must be worn inside retail stores where the indoor space is 2,000 square metres or more. This would include places such as shopping centres, retail stores inside shopping centres, department stores, electronics stores, furniture stores, hardware stores or supermarkets. Masks must also be used when: Travelling on public transport Travelling in a taxi, ride-share vehicle, or tour vehicle Visiting a hospital Visiting or working in a care facility (unless an exemption applies) Waiting for results of a COVID-19 test Experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms Restricted: ... » Learn More about Victoria’s coronavirus restrictions are easing, but masks will still be mandatory in some settings

The day-long 'Bharat Vyapar Bandh' called by the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) evoked a lukewarm response with most shops and commercial establishments open through the day. The traders' body, however, claimed that shopkeepers supported its nationwide business shutdown call to protest against issues related to the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and "unethical business practices of foreign e-commerce companies". Delhi: Various markets in the national capital were open on Friday during the Bandh with many saying that despite supporting the cause, they did not want to suffer another day of losses. However, CAIT in a statement said the shutdown was a "grand success" as more than 8 crore small businesses belonging to about 40,000 trade associations across the country kept their shutters down and no trading activity took place in any commercial market. Brijesh Goyal, president of the Chamber of Trade and Industry (CTI), said most of the markets in Delhi were open but ... » Learn More about Bharat Bandh today: Day-long strike evokes lukewarm response, here’s what all was affected

Chemists in city have been asked to counsel people who approach with symptoms Given the rise in number of COVID cases in the state, and the possibility of a second wave, the Food and Drug Administration ( FDA ) has asked pharmacists to refrain from giving medicines for fever, cough, cold, body ache and flu without a valid prescription . The drug stores have been also asked to maintain the record of phone number and address of customers, who take prescribed drugs. The FDA officials have issued orders in this regard to all chemists and drug stores in Pune division — Pune, Solapur, Satara, Sangli and Kolhapur districts. The chemists cannot provide medicines for flu-like symptoms without a valid prescription. Even the details of the doctors and hospitals that prescribe the drugs have to be maintained by the shops. Authorities claim that the shop owners have been asked to share information with authorities to ensure that people are not hiding symptoms of coronavirus. All ... » Learn More about No flu medicines sans prescriptions: FDA

'Why did they attack us? What was our fault?' bandobast .' IMAGE: It wasn't only Mumbai that witnessed violent clashes on Tuesday, January 2, 2018. Aurangabad too saw violent protests in which public property was set on fire. Photograph: PTI Photo Parts of Mumbai came to a near standstill on Tuesday, January 2 after Dalits blocked roads in several areas, forced shops to shut down and attacked a journalist from a television news channel. The violence came after a woman died at an event on Monday, January 1, to mark the 200th anniversary of the battle of Bhima Koregaon in Pune district. Bharipa Bahujan Mahasangh leader Prakash Ambedkar has called a Maharashtra bandh on Wednesday, January 3, to protest the state government's failure to stop Monday's violence. Ambedkar, Dr B R Ambedkar's grandson, tells Rediff.com 's Syed Firdaus Ashraf that stones were pelted on the Dalits over a 45 kilometre stretch in Pune district as the police stood mute ... » Learn More about Why Prakash Ambedkar has called a Maharashtra