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Kantara fame Rishab Shetty met Union Home Minister amit Shah, calling it a memorable moment. Shah expressed appreciation for Shetty's films, particularly 'Kantara' and 'Kantara Chapter 1'. The duo also discussed Indian heritage, art, and cinema. Shetty is currently working on 'Jai Hanuman' and will portray Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj in an upcoming historical epic.

Bihar's cabinet expansion is scheduled for Thursday, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister amit Shah, and BJP national president Nitin Nabin expected to attend. This event follows Samrat Choudhary's appointment as Chief Minister on April 15. Senior leaders from the NDA alliance will also be present for the occasion.

In a pivotal move for Bihar's political landscape, Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary engaged in vital discussions with Union ministers amit Shah and Rajnath Singh during his recent visit to Delhi. This visit is widely regarded as a precursor to an upcoming cabinet reshuffle.

Home Minister amit Shah celebrated the return of Lord Buddha's holy relics to Ladakh after 75 years, calling it a "historic reunion" and the "living land of Dhamma." The fortnight-long exposition of the Piprahwa relics, marked by prayers and rituals, aims to reinforce India's Buddhist heritage. The event highlights peace and compassion amidst global unrest.

Union Home Minister amit Shah met with Leh leaders, including Sonam Wangchuk, focusing on spiritual matters during his visit. Shah assured that Ladakh-specific issues would be discussed in a sub-committee meeting on May 22, urging an open mind for dialogue. This meeting follows previous inconclusive talks and past protests demanding statehood and safeguards.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister amit Shah actively campaigned in West Bengal, focusing on hyper-local issues and cultural connections to counter the "outsider" narrative. Their strategy included invoking Bengali icons, highlighting local food like fish, and demonstrating familiarity with street culture to resonate with voters and establish the BJP's roots in the state.

Union Home Minister amit Shah announced the government's resolve to dismantle drug networks after the Narcotics Control Bureau seized 349 kg of cocaine worth Rs 1,745 crore in Mumbai. In a significant operation, wanted drug trafficker Mohammed Salim Dola was also brought back from Turkiye, marking a major success against international drug syndicates.

Prime Minister Modi is set to finalize Bengal's Chief Minister and cabinet in New Delhi. Discussions will involve top BJP leaders, central observers, and state representatives. The party aims for broad representation, balancing experienced leaders with new faces, including those with RSS ties, to manage consensus and ensure inclusivity.

Odisha CM Mohan Charan Majhi has been appointed as the BJP's central co-observer for selecting the legislature party leader in West Bengal. This assignment signifies the central leadership's growing trust and Majhi's increasing influence within the party organization. The move comes as Majhi approaches his second anniversary as Chief Minister, highlighting his rising political stature.

A soil mound collapse in Kaushambi, Uttar Pradesh, claimed the lives of three individuals, including a mother and her daughter, while digging for personal use. Two others were seriously injured and are receiving treatment at the district hospital following the tragic incident.

Bengal has witnessed a seismic political shift as the BJP surged to power, unseating Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress after 15 years. The saffron party secured a decisive victory, breaching the majority mark and fulfilling amit Shah's ambitious target. This marks a significant change in the state's political landscape, ending decades of Left and TMC dominance.

West Bengal's new chief minister will be sworn in on May 9, according to BJP State president Samik Bhattacharya. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet with top BJP leaders in New Delhi to finalize the chief ministerial candidate and cabinet positions. The party entered the polls with a collective leadership approach.

Bihar BJP chief Sanjay Saraogi has strongly refuted Tejashwi Yadav's claims regarding the Mukhyamantri Mahila Rojgar Yojana, labeling them as "falsehoods and political desperation." Saraogi asserted that the NDA government has empowered women, contrasting it with the RJD's past rule, and dismissed Tejashwi's criticism of amit Shah as "undignified remarks" for cheap popularity.

TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee challenged the BJP and Election Commission to contest from Falta after a repoll was announced due to "severe electoral offences." The Election Commission cited widespread tampering of EVMs and compromised integrity of recorded votes at multiple booths, leading to the decision for a fresh poll on May 21.

Union Home Minister amit Shah responded to Mamata Banerjee's legal threat over his "hang upside down" remarks, stating a BJP victory will end "fear of goons" after May 4. He challenged the CM to control her "goons," promising safety for women and vowing to build a Durga temple if voted to power.

Union Home Minister amit Shah's social media interaction with a supporter waiting for his roadshow in West Bengal went viral. Shah, who had posted a sunset video with a swipe at the ruling TMC, apologized for the delay to a user waiting in the heat. He later held the roadshow, highlighting public sentiment against TMC's alleged atrocities.