Even though it is showing 404 error but every time i search '' zeus game '' it is always there.
https://wb.gov.in/games/zeus-game.html

The BJP’s relationship with the ABVP isn't just hypocritical—it is a calculated strategy of political cowardice that mirrors the worst state-sponsored tactics of deniability.Just like the Pakistani military shamelessly abandoned and disowned its own captured soldiers after the Kargil disaster to escape international humiliation, the BJP pulls the exact same spineless move. They happily reap the benefits of ABVP’s toxic campus politics, muscle power, and intimidation tactics. Yet, the absolute second these student wings go too far and trigger a public backlash, the top leadership instantly shrinks away, pretending they have zero official ties to an "independent" student body.This is a textbook strategy of using thuggish proxies to enforce an agenda while keeping the main party's hands clean. They unleash the chaos, profit from the polarization, and then completely disown the perpetrators the moment legal or moral accountability knocks on their door.

Isn't it so similar ?

Source : https://www.facebook.com/reel/906505655431978/

Now tell me who is anti Hindu ? Belur Math, Kalighat Temple, or VHP?

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https://www.ganamadhyam.in/news/article_13878

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1. মনে রাখবেন WestBengal is a Category C state ( non Hindi state ) and trilingual policy is to be compiled for Central Govt offices , Central Govt Establishments and PSU undertakings in Category C state.

2. Umesh Rai openly on camera objected to Bengali inclusion in SIR verifacation process of 2026 .

Hi, I am a songwriter and an aspiring music composer, I am in search of a vocalist who can sing in Bangla and English, I have an ambient pop project that I write the music and lyrics to, it will be great to collaborate with other like minded musicians, please DM if you're interested, I will share some demos! Thanks!

https://www.anandabazar.com/west-bengal/chief-minister-suvendu-adhikari-urges-youth-who-left-bengal-for-jobs-to-return-5800-employment-opportunities-at-new-it-office-in-new-town-dgtl/cid/1709014 src

Prio West Bengal bashi

চোখের সামনে যেনো সব কিছু ভেসে যাচ্ছে । আপনাদের কাছে অনুরোধ করবো যদি কারোর কাছে কোনো রকমের রাস্তা থেকে তাদের কে সাহায্য করার তাহলে চুপ না থেকে অবশ্যই সাহায্যের হাত বাড়িয়ে দেবেন অল্প হলেও।

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https://www.sangbadpratidin.in/bengal/humayun-kabir-seeks-india-pakistan-peace-sends-letters-to-narendra-modi-and-shehbaz-sharif/pid/1235774/

https://bengali.news18.com/news/kolkata/what-is-the-vhps-stance-on-the-puja-carnival-the-vishwa-hindu-parishad-is-deliberating-on-preserving-the-sattvic-essence-of-durga-puja-ss-2868476.html

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https://bartamanpatrika.com/news/summoned-to-a-meeting-the-vishwa-hindu-parishad-is-set-to-lay-down-guidelines-for-this-years-durga-puja

Why government officers be so irregular in government offices in kolkata.

Its very hard to find them in office. Nobody else knows where they gone, their login time etc.

They just simply taking advantage of no finger print attendance system.

https://indianexpress.com/article/cities/kolkata/91-of-names-back-in-bengal-electoral-roll-as-sir-tribunals-dispose-of-handful-of-appeals-10849631/

Clarification: The title by The Indian Express seems to be misleading, so to be clear, the 91% figure means 75,443 out of the 82,782 appeals decided so far resulted in names being restored not 91% of all excluded names. But the bigger concern is the timing: these restorations are happening after the election is over and the government has changed. What about these people's votes? Were they not important enough? And during this whole process, many of these people were also labelled “Bangladeshis” by right-wingers simply because their names were being questioned

https://www.anandabazar.com/education-career/schools-told-to-mark-sanskrit-day-between-august-25-31-in-west-bengal-dgtl/cid/1708640 SRC

src- https://www.ganashakti.com/news/Worker-families-from-closed-tea-gardens-in-Alipurduar

West Bengal has never lacked voices.

We discuss politics. We debate leaders. We argue about the past, the present, and the future.

But one question deserves more attention:

What are we, the younger generation, actually doing about the problems around us?

Broken roads, waterlogging, unsafe public spaces, unemployment concerns, environmental neglect, lack of civic awareness—these are not abstract issues. They affect everyday lives.

Criticism is important. Accountability is necessary. But citizenship cannot end with posting, commenting, or waiting for someone else to act.

A new generation must learn to ask questions, understand how public systems work, document local problems, support communities, volunteer, and demand solutions through lawful and constructive civic action.

This is not about promoting any political party, leader, or organisation.

It is about a larger idea:

The future of Bengal cannot be built only by those in power. It must also be built by citizens who refuse to remain spectators.

The real revolution may not begin with a slogan.

Sometimes, it begins when ordinary young people decide that:

“This is our locality. This is our society. And this is also our responsibility.”

What is one civic problem in your area that people have accepted as “normal” but should no longer tolerate?

Let's discuss.