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Jharkhand Pradesh Congress Committee president Keshav Mahto Kamlesh announced the formation of seven committees for a five-year term, following AICC approval. These committees, including the PCC executive, political affairs, and campaign committees, aim to strengthen the party's presence across the state. Office bearers have been assigned specific responsibilities to enhance organizational reach and effectiveness.

After the introduction of a new state unit and sub-committees, the Jharkhand Congress found itself in hot water as internal conflicts surfaced. MLA Radha Krishna Kishore openly challenged the rise of 'dubious' figures within the party and expressed concern over the dismissal of a significant leader, suggesting nepotism might have influenced decisions in Bokaro.

Navy Chief Admiral DK Tripathi is on a four-day visit to Myanmar to bolster defence ties. He will meet with top Myanmar defence officials to review maritime cooperation and explore new avenues for collaboration. The visit, concluding May 5, includes engagements with naval commands and a visit to the Fallen Heroes’ War Memorial, reinforcing the strong India-Myanmar defence relationship.

Early election results show the Congress-led UDF gaining a strong lead in Kerala, potentially returning to power. In Assam, the BJP is ahead of the Congress. West Bengal sees a Congress lead in one seat, while Puducherry shows the Congress ahead in five, with the BJP leading in ten.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated the BJP's historic victories in West Bengal, Assam, and Puducherry, attributing the success to the hard work of party workers. He emphasized that these wins signify the triumph of Indian democracy and the Constitution, marking a new era of development and freedom from fear in Bengal.