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Re-Exam Date: The NEET UG 2026 re-examination will be conducted on Sunday, June 21, 2026.

🚨 BIG POLITICAL UPDATE IN TAMIL NADU 🚨

Actor-turned-politician ‘Thalapathy’ Vijay’s party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), has reportedly crossed the majority mark of 118 seats needed to form the government in Tamil Nadu after receiving support from VCK, CPI(M), and CPI.

📌 Seat Numbers:
🔹 TVK – 108
🔹 Congress – 5
🔹 CPI – 2
🔹 CPI(M) – 2
🔹 VCK – 2

➡️ Total Support: 119 MLAs in the 234-member Assembly

Sources say a formal announcement of support is expected during a joint press conference in Chennai. Tamil Nadu Governor Rajendra Arlekar had earlier asked TVK to prove majority support before inviting the party to form the government.

This development comes after days of political uncertainty and speculation over possible alliance moves between rival parties DMK and AIADMK — claims later denied by leaders.

🔥 Vijay’s debut in electoral politics has already created history, and now all eyes are on Lok Bhavan for the next constitutional step.

Counting for the 2026 Assembly elections concluded today across Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, and Puducherry, delivering major upsets and a decisive mandate in key statesWest Bengal: BJP Ends TMC's Run

1.The BJP is headed for a landslide victory in West Bengal, ending Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's 15-year reign. Current trends show BJP leading on 192 seats, well beyond the majority mark. BJP leaders credited PM Narendra Modi as Bengal “decided to form a double-engine govt”. Mamata Banerjee alleged the Election Commission was holding results where TMC was winning, saying “You will win after sunset”.

2. Tamil Nadu: Actor Vijay’s TVK Emerges as Kingmaker
In a political blockbuster, actor Vijay-led Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) inched closer to the majority mark of 118 in the 234-member Assembly. Celebrations erupted outside TVK headquarters in Chennai as supporters hailed Vijay as “Muthalamaichar (Chief Minister)”. J&K CM Omar Abdullah reacted with “Bloody hell” as TVK crossed 100 seats. TVK surged ahead of both DMK and AIADMK to lead in over 110 seats.

3. Kerala: UDF Heads for Massive Win*
The Congress-led UDF maintained a massive lead, ahead in 101 of 140 Assembly seats. Trends show Congress winning 39 seats so far, with CPI(M) at 19. CM Pinarayi Vijayan is trailing in Dharmadam. Celebrations began outside Congress offices in Delhi as UDF crossed the majority mark.

4. Assam: BJP Set for Third Term
The BJP is on course for a third consecutive term in Assam. CM Himanta Biswa Sarma’s “pincer attack of 3-Gogoi alliance. BJP’s Hitendra Nath Goswam

For the first time in nearly five decades, no Left government remains in power in India after the Communist Party lost Kerala in the latest election results.

Kerala, long considered a stronghold of Left politics, witnessed a significant political shift as voters chose a different mandate this time. The outcome marks a major turning point in India's political landscape, ending an era of continuous Left governance in the country.

Political analysts view this result as a reflection of changing voter preferences and evolving regional dynamics. Further developments and detailed seat analysis are awaited

📊 Lack of Industrialisation Behind Tripura’s Low Credit-Deposit Ratio

Agartala | May 2, 2026

Tripura continues to face a declining Credit-Deposit Ratio (CDR), primarily due to the lack of industrialisation in the state. Speaking at a press conference in Agartala, Tripura Gramin Bank Chairman Satyendra Singh highlighted that limited industrial activity has significantly reduced the demand for large-scale loans.

According to the State Level Bankers’ Committee report, the state’s CDR has shown a downward trend over the past three financial years — dropping from 52% in 2023–24 to 50% in 2025–26. The absence of sufficient industries and processing centres has made it difficult for banks to expand lending compared to other states.

Despite the broader trend, Tripura Gramin Bank has managed to improve its own performance, increasing its CDR from 36.44% in 2022–23 to 41.63% in 2025–26. The bank reported total deposits of ₹15,422 crore and a consolidated profit of ₹184.84 crore during the last fiscal year.

However, there is optimism for the future. With ongoing infrastructure investments in the state, experts believe that industrial growth will pick up, leading to increased loan demand and an improved CDR in the coming years.

Bubagra Pradyot Manikya attended the Buddha Jayanti celebrations at Venuban Vihar. Governor N. Indrasena Reddy was also present on the occasion

Agartala: A controversy has arisen after a local bar, “Happiest Hour,” displayed images of Gautama Buddha at its entrance. Many members of the Buddhist community have called the act inappropriate, stating that using a sacred symbol in a commercial space like a bar is disrespectful.
Community representatives have demanded the removal of the images and warned of further action if the issue is not addressed. No official response has yet been given by the establishment.

Oath taking ceremony at kokchap Nok

All Bengali print and digital media are blaming TSF and students instead of questioning the incompetent Chief Minister, who assured last year that this issue would be resolved immediately.

They don't talk about the problems students are facing in exams—because it doesn't affect them. But when it comes to the use of the Roman script instead of Bengali, they suddenly start barking

We are not asking to replace Bengali with English; we are simply requesting an option for English-medium students to write in the Roman script. Some people keep asking, "What's the problem with Bengali?" To them, I ask—how would you feel if you were forced to write Bengali in Hindi script?