Partha Sarathi

In a historic electoral upset, the BJP has secured its first-ever assembly election victory in West Bengal, unseating Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee after 15 years. The results, reflecting a record 92.47% voter turnout, saw the BJP's "Bhoy out, Bharosa in" slogan resonate strongly, surpassing the TMC's "Maa maati manush" narrative.

In a surprising twist in local politics, Dhanbad's newly elected deputy mayor, Arun Chouhan, is now grappling with a legal storm as contender Neha Kumari questions the integrity of his election. Allegations suggest that Chouhan downplayed his criminal history during the nomination process, with Kumari claiming there are seven unresolved cases against him while Chouhan's paperwork only disclosed three.

Eco Park in Kolkata has transformed from marshy wetlands into a popular recreational hub, reflecting the city's evolving cultural landscape. Initially featuring basic infrastructure and modest visitor numbers, it has expanded into a sprawling urban green space with diverse attractions, becoming a vital leisure destination for thousands.

Dr. partha sarathi Mahanta, IGP of Assam police, has won the Best Director Award at the New York Short Animation Festival (NYSAF) 2026 for his animated short film 'CHYIMI'. This international recognition highlights the power of culturally rooted stories to resonate globally. The award underscores the growing presence of Indian animation on the world stage.

IPL 2026 matches in Guwahati will proceed as scheduled despite Assam's April 9 elections. BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia confirmed discussions with state officials, who assured full cooperation for the Rajasthan Royals' games. The Election Commission's announcement places matches around the polling date, but authorities are prepared to manage the logistics without any rescheduling.

Indian fans in Houston, USA, celebrated the nation's T20 World Cup triumph with patriotic fervor. Gathered at screening parties, they relived past victories and danced to anthems. This shared passion underscores the deep connection expatriates feel with the Men in Blue, living and breathing every match from afar.

A 104-year-old man in East Burdwan, Sk Ibrahim, faces the risk of losing his voting rights after his name was placed under adjudication due to a name discrepancy on the voter's list. Despite a home visit by an official, the issue remains unresolved, leaving his voting future uncertain.

partha sarathi Joarder shoots for upcoming project Ektu Ushnota Ebong

From a stammerer to a cold-blooded murderer, partha sarathi is all set to dish out different characters in his forthcoming films.

partha sarathi Manna’s next ‘Oskar’ is set in the backdrop of '80s Bengal. It tells a story of two brothers from a zamindar family and an ambitious filmmaker who can go to any extent to fulfil his dream. How the Academy Awards get entwined with the narrative, forms the crux of the film.

Actor partha sarathi Ray is known for his no-nonsense approach to acting. He spends time delving deep into the characters and getting under the skin of the characters before playing them onscreen.

Retired IAS officer C partha sarathi was on Tuesday appointed Telangana state election commissioner (SEC). The state election body has remained headless after the retirement of the state’s first SEC V Nagi Reddy in April this year.

Dropping enough indications that elections to the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) will be held soon, Telangana State Election Commission (TSEC) chief C partha sarathi announced that the commission would announce election schedule soon after the final electoral roll is published on November 13.

He has made a mark playing the quintessential best buddy of the hero. He has had his fill of comic capers. And now, partha sarathi is all set to bare his bad side, on-screen, that is.

Telangana State Election Commissioner C partha sarathi on Saturday asked the director general of police M Mahender Reddy to prepare a bandobust plan at the polling booths, strong rooms and counting centres and also identify sensitive, hyper-sensitive and critical areas for the ensuing GHMC election.

Former minister K Partha Sarathy, who is contesting on a YSR Congress ticket for the Machilipatnam Lok Sabha seat, seems to have landed himself in a tight spot by filing two affidavits with contradicting details.