Adam Kadyrov fired two gold-plated machine guns at once.

He's the 16-year-old son of Ramzan Kadyrov, the leader of Chechnya.

Kya Chu...ya aulad hai.

Two trains collided in a shocking head-on crash in Boulder, Colorado, US

Germany's Manufacturing PMI Index Continues to Decline.

Pro-Bitcoin candidate RFK Jr. suspends presidential campaign and has endorses Donald Trump.

Yemen’s Houthis show footage of Greek ship (SOUNION) burning in the Red Sea following Houthi attack.

The 25-member crew was rescued by an EU naval mission.

The tanker was carrying crude oil from Iraq to Greece when it came under attack.

Today's Panchang.

PM Modi handed over medical assistance to Ukraine President Zelenskyy.

Work in progress at a fast pace at the Well foundations of the Bullet Train Project Bridge on Narmada river, 4 well foundations will surpass inverted height of Qutub Minar (72.5m) and deepest would be of 77 metres.

🇩🇪 Germany mass stabbing:

Three killed and four seriously injured at the 'diversity festival' in Solingen, Germany allegedly by a 'Cultural Enricher'.

The Arab Looking attacker is still at large.

The festival organizer, Philipp Muller, addressed the crowd and said, "Go calmly; please keep your eyes open, because unfortunately the perpetrator hasn't been caught."

'Noble Peace Prize Speech'

Kyiv: Prime Minister Narendra Modi says,

"India was never neutral, we have always been on the side of peace. We belong to the land of Buddha and Gandhi."

India launches its first reusable Hybrid Rocket, RHUMI1.

The rocket, developed by the Tamil Nadu-based start-up Space Zone India and Martin Group was launched from Thiruvidandhai in Chennai using a mobile launcher.

It carries 3 Cube Satellites and 50 PICO Satellites into a suborbital trajectory.

"Betrayal at the heart of India: The ISI operative inside the Gandhi Dynasty."

Blitz magazine article accuses Sonia Gandhi of being an ISI agent.

https://weeklyblitz.net/2024/08/23/betrayal-at-the-heart-of-india-the-isi-operative-inside-the-gandhi-dynasty/

Bengal’s Achievements in last few decades.

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1. Tata Group (HQ shifted to Mumbai)
2. Birla Group (HQ shifted to Mumbai)
3. Hindustan Unilever Limited (HQ shifted to Mumbai)
4. ITC Limited (HQ shifted to Delhi)
5. Coal India Limited (HQ shifted to Delhi)
6. Steel Authority of India Limited (HQ shifted to Delhi)
7. Indian Oil Corporation Limited (HQ shifted to Delhi)
8. Hindalco Industries Limited (HQ shifted to Mumbai)
9. Britannia Industries (HQ shifted to Bangalore)
10. Bata India (HQ shifted to Delhi)
11. Berger Paints (HQ shifted to Delhi)
12. Exide Industries (HQ shifted to Mumbai)
13. Eveready Industries (HQ shifted to Mumbai)
14. CESC Limited (HQ shifted to Mumbai)
15. RPG Group (HQ shifted to Mumbai)
16. Dunlop India (closed operations in Kolkata)
17. Jessop & Co. (closed operations in Kolkata)
18. Hindustan Motors (closed operations in Kolkata)
19. Sen-Raleigh (closed operations in Kolkata)
20. Indian Telephone Industries (closed operations in Kolkata)
21. Webel Electronics (shifted manufacturing to other states)
22. Nicco Corporation (shifted manufacturing to other states)
23. Texmaco Rail & Engineering (shifted manufacturing to other states)
24. Braithwaite & Co. (shifted manufacturing to other states)
25. Burn Standard & Co. (shifted manufacturing to other states)
26. Shaw Wallace (HQ shifted to Mumbai)
27. McDowell & Co. (HQ shifted to Mumbai)
28. United Breweries (HQ shifted to Bangalore)
29. Wipro Limited (shifted manufacturing to other states)
30. Crompton Greaves (shifted manufacturing to other states)
31. Larsen & Toubro (shifted manufacturing to other states)
32. Apeejay Surrendra Group (HQ shifted to Mumbai)
33. Emami Group (HQ shifted to Mumbai)
34. Khaitan Electricals (shifted manufacturing to other states)
35. Kirloskar Brothers (shifted manufacturing to other states)
36. MNCs like IBM, Microsoft, and Accenture (shifted operations to other states)
37. IT companies like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro (shifted operations to other states)
38. Pharmaceutical companies like Cipla and Dr. Reddy's (shifted operations to other states)
39. FMCG companies like Nestle and Procter & Gamble (shifted operations to other states)
40. Several small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and startups (shifted operations to other states)

- Between 1980 and 1990, there were approximately 150-200 bandhs in West Bengal.
- Between 1991 and 2000, the number of bandhs increased to around 250-300.
- Between 2001 and 2010, there were approximately 300-350 bandhs.
- Between 2011 and 2020, the number of bandhs remained high, with around 250-300 reported incidents.

Overall, it's estimated that West Bengal has witnessed over 1,200-1,500 bandhs in the last 40 years. This averages out to around 30-37 bandhs per year.

Agreement to settle rape case is void, against public policy: Kerala HC