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Kolkata/IBNS/UNI: The oppositions-Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), CPI(M) and Congress-on Tuesday intensified their movement separately on the Sandeshkhali issue in Bengal where the women were allegedly being tortured by some TMC local leaders, even as Calcutta High Court set aside the prohibitory order imposed by the state administration under section 144 Cr PC at the troubled-torn area in North 24 Parganas, official sources said.

The political storm over the events at Bengal's Sandeshkhali sparked violence in another part of the state on Tuesday. BJP workers, led by the party's state chief Sukanta Majumdar, clashed with the police in Basirhat

Pinarayi Vijayan-led LDF government in Kerala has come under attack at the state council meeting of the Communist Party of India (CPI) over its lavish spending and financial indiscipline.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The Left Front on Sunday protested the police detention of former Sandeshkhali MLA Nirapada Sardar of CPI(M) and threatened to launch an agitation across West Bengal demanding the arrest of some local Trinamool Congress leaders for allegedly perpetrating atrocities on villagers. India News | Left Front Protests Police Detention of Former Sandeshkhali CPI MLA Nirapada Sardar.

The national capital witnessed a powerful protest that publicly exposed the economic fascism, authoritarianism, and discrimination of the Modi government against states ruled by opposition parties.

The state also has proposed a 3.1km bridge in the Sagar Islands spending Rs 1,200cr.

Realtors welcome 'investor-friendly move', Opposition slams state budget as 'aimless'

Russia's Federal Financial Monitoring Service (Rosfinmonitoring) on February 9 added jailed opposition activist Sergei Udaltsov to its list of terrorists, meaning that all of his assets in Russia will be frozen.

Russia’s state financial watchdog Rosfinmonitoring has added jailed leftist activist Sergei Udaltsov to its list of “extremists and terrorists.” Udaltsov was placed in pre-trial detention last month on accusations of justifying terrorism in social media posts.

Three southern states - Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu - have reached Delhi to knock on the doors of the central government alleging discrimination in the federal funds allocated to states.