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West Bengal assembly election results 2026: Strategic roles played by five central leaders alongside Amit Shah took BJP to Bengal win Reported by: Akhilesh Sharma   Amit Shah and five other central leaders instrumental in Bengal's BJP win Show Quick Read Summary is AI-generated, newsroom-reviewed Did our AI summary help? Let us know. Switch To Beeps Mode New Delhi: Behind the BJP's historic victory in the West Bengal assembly election lies the astute strategy and vast experience of the party's 'Chanakya' - Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who is also the architect of numerous historic triumphs. He had camped in Bengal for 14 days, coordinated party operations and issued directions. To translate strategy into action on the ground, he held continuous organisational meetings with party leaders late into the night to provide guidance, and spent his days at rallies and roadshows - at least 50 of them across Bengal. During this period, Shah made significant announcements in...

  Three people who were on board a Netherlands-based cruise ship in the Atlantic have   died   during a suspected outbreak of the hantavirus, authorities say. The virus is a rare infection transmitted to humans by rodents. On Monday, the World Health Organization (WHO) said the risk posed by the hantavirus to the wider public remained low despite the deaths on the MV Hondius cruise ship. Recommended Stories list of 4 items list 1 of 4 Global health funding faces worst crisis ‘in memory’, WHO chief says list 2 of 4 Why an attack on Bushehr nuclear plant would be catastrophic for the Gulf list 3 of 4 Wegovy maker Novo Nordisk to slash thousands of jobs list 4 of 4 Five charts that show the rise of global militarisation end of list So what is the hantavirus, how does it spread and should people be worried? Who caught the hantavirus on the MV Hondius? The MV Hondius was sailing from Ushuaia, Argentina, to Cape Verde. Currently anchored off Cape Verde, the ship was considering...

  New Delhi, India –   Seema Das, a househelp in New Delhi, took on a two-day journey to reach her village in India’s West Bengal state, changing trains to make sure she got home in time to vote in provincial elections. Das had previously always voted for the All India Trinamool Congress (TMC) party under Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, a centrist political force that has been in power in the eastern Indian state since 2011. But this time, she said, her mother-in-law had convinced her that “Didi” – a nickname for Banerjee, which translates to elder sister in Bangla  – “favours Muslims”. Recommended Stories list of 4 items list 1 of 4 Will another film star be able to sway the election in India’s Tamil Nadu? list 2 of 4 Why Indian Muslim voters say they’ve been frozen out of this state election list 3 of 4 ‘We’re new miyas’: Will BJP naming some Assamese Muslims ‘Indigenous’ work? list 4 of 4 How did Turks living abroad vote in Turkey’s run-off election? end of list Das, a...