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Suvendu Adhikari Pa Murder Case: Bengal Police arrests Raj Singh of Ballia, accused has contested elections – Suvendu Adhikari Pa Murder Case Bengal Police Arrests Raj Singh In Ballia Security Forces Arrive Neighborhood
Ballia News: There has been a sensation in the area after Ballia’s name was linked to the murder case of the personal assistant (PA) of West Bengal’s famous Shubhendu Adhikari. In this case, Bengal Police arrested Ballia resident Raj Singh late on Sunday night. It is being told that the accused was caught from Ayodhya when he was returning from a wedding ceremony organized in Lucknow.
According to sources, Bengal Police was keeping an eye on the activities of Raj Singh for several days. Late on Sunday night, the police team caught him in Ayodhya and took him for questioning. As soon as the information about the arrest was received, a round of discussions started in Anand Nagar locality of Sadar Kotwali area of Ballia. Let us tell you that Raj Singh, who calls himself a social worker, has also contested the election of councilor from ward number 15 of the district.
Broker street bleeds; Sensex tanks 921 pts on Iran war fears, crude surge
File pic: Sectors directly tied to the PM’s austerity call — petroleum, chemical fertilisers, gold, air travel, hotels and related industries — would face sentiment pressure, while ‘pharmaceuticals, which will not be impacted in any manner, will remain resilient’, a market player said | Photo Credit: Swapan Mahapatra
Markets opened sharply lower on Monday morning as a fresh flare-up in US-Iran tensions sent crude oil prices surging and rattled investor sentiment, dragging the BSE Sensex down 921 points and the Nifty 50 below the 24,000 mark.
The Sensex, which closed Friday at 77,328.19, opened at 76,638.09 and was trading at 76,407.18 — down 921.01 points or 1.19 per cent — as of 9.20 am. The Nifty 50, which had closed at 24,176.15, opened at 23,970.10 and slipped further to 23,900.45, losing 275.70 points or 1.14 per cent.
The sell-off was triggered after US President Donald Trump reportedly dismissed Iran’s response to the latest peace proposal as “totally unacceptable,” dashing hopes of a diplomatic resolution and sending Brent crude spiking close to $101 a barrel.
Dr. VK Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist at Geojit Investments Ltd, flagged a second domestic pressure point: “PM Modi’s appeal to the nation to curb the consumption of petrol/diesel, gold, chemical fertilisers and edible oil and refrain from avoidable foreign travel is a crisis management response to the current account deficit problem caused by high crude prices. This call for austerity has slightly negative implications for economic growth in FY27.”
Vijayakumar warned that sectors directly tied to that austerity call — petroleum, chemical fertilisers, gold, air travel, hotels and related industries — would face sentiment pressure, while “pharmaceuticals, which will not be impacted in any manner, will remain resilient.”
Also read: SBI research estimates Q4 FY26 growth at 7.2%
Among Nifty 50 stocks, the biggest gainer in early trade was Tata Consumer Productsup 3.81 per cent to ₹1,221.00 from its previous close of ₹1,176.20. Max Healthcare rose 0.43 per cent to ₹1,016.85, Sun Pharma added 0.24 per cent to ₹1,852.40, HCL Technologies edged up 0.21 per cent to ₹1,200.90, and Tech Mahindra gained a marginal 0.09 per cent to ₹1,464.30.
The losers’ board told a harsher story. Titan Company fell 5.09 per cent to ₹4,279.30 from its previous close of ₹4,509.00, the steepest drop among blue-chips, directly in the line of fire from the government’s advisory against gold purchases. IndiGo slid 3.74 per cent to ₹4,353.70, consistent with broader aviation sector pressure as jet fuel costs mount. State Bank of India dropped 3.30 per cent to ₹985.70, extending last week’s slide after weak net interest margin data. Mahindra & Mahindra shed 3.01 per cent to ₹3,230.00, and Shriram Financee declined 2.50 per cent to ₹982.60.
The banking sector was among the hardest hit. Rajesh Palviya, Head of Research at Axis Direct, noted that the Nifty shed 150 points Friday “dragged by a 7 per cent slide in SBI after weak NIMs and renewed US–Iran flare-ups.”
He pointed out that while Wall Street closed at fresh records — the S&P 500 adding 0.8 per cent and the Nasdaq surging 1.7 per cent on an upbeat April jobs report and a chip-led rally — Asian cues were mixed, with the Kospi up 3.7 per cent on SK Hynix but Hang Seng futures and US index futures softer. “GIFT Nifty (–117 points) suggests a negative start,” he said, adding, “one needs to adopt a stock-specific selective approach to play at this moment as earning season is going on.”
GIFT Nifty had indicated a gap-down, trading at 24,050, down around 188 points ahead of the open, according to Aakash Shah, Technical Research Analyst at Choice Equity Broking. “Indian equity markets are expected to open on a cautious negative note,” Shah said, noting that Nifty’s failure to sustain above the 50 per cent Fibonacci retracement level and the 50-day EMA last week reflected underlying caution.
Technically, analysts see 24,000 as the floor bulls must defend. Shrikant Chouhan, Head of Equity Research at Kotak Securities, said “24,000 or the 50-day Simple Moving Average” for Nifty and 76,500 for the Sensex are critical support zones. A break below those levels, he cautioned, could drag the Nifty towards 23,800 and then 23,600.
Gaurav Udani, Founder of Thincredblu Securities, urged restraint: “Traders should avoid aggressive positions at the open and focus on confirmation near support or resistance before initiating fresh trades.”
Globally, the Fed flagged Iran war-driven oil price shock as the top financial stability risk. South Korea’s inflation accelerated to its fastest pace in nearly two years on rising energy costs, while Indonesia’s GDP growth hit a three-year high but analysts warned prolonged Middle East tensions could hurt momentum. Russia, meanwhile, benefited from elevated oil revenues, and Saudi Arabia’s Aramco profits were boosted by the oil windfall.
Gold traded at $4,730, silver at $80 and copper at $6.23 per pound. The India VIX rebounded 1.32 per cent to 16.84 after declining for four straight sessions, reflecting re-emerging caution in options markets. The Nifty Put-Call Ratio slipped to 0.93 from 1.08 in the previous session, signaling reduced confidence among traders.
Foreign institutional investor activity will remain a key variable to watch through the session, with FIIs having been net sellers in recent days. Ponmudi R, CEO of Enrich Money, a SEBI-registered trading and wealth-tech firm, noted that “institutional flows, rupee movement and sectoral participation — particularly within banking and energy-linked stocks — are expected to remain key drivers of market direction.”
Published on May 11, 2026
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Big relief in tender commission scam: Supreme Court grants bail to former minister Alamgir Alam; Will come out of jail – Major Relief In Tender Commission Scam Former Minister Alamgir Alam Granted Bail By Supreme Court
Former Jharkhand Rural Development Minister Alamgir Alam, arrested in the tender commission scam case, has got a big relief from the Supreme Court. After being in jail for almost two years, he will now be able to come out. Supreme Court Justice M.M. Sundareshwar and Justice N. Kotishwar Singh’s bench accepted his bail plea.
Earlier, Alamgir Alam had sought bail in the Jharkhand High Court, but on July 11, 2025, the High Court had rejected his petition. After this he approached the Supreme Court. Alamgir Alam is a senior Congress leader and has been Rural Development Minister in the Hemant Soren government.
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ED had arrested Alamgir Alam in the tender commission scam on May 15, 2024. Before his arrest, he was interrogated for about 14 hours over two days. The investigating agency had told the court that an organized network of engineers, officials and ministers in the Rural Development Department were involved in collecting commission in exchange for tenders.
ED had also presented in the court documents related to 25 tenders worth Rs 92 crore passed in January 2024. According to the agency, Alamgir Alam had allegedly received a commission of Rs 1.23 crore in these tenders. In this case, ED had also interrogated former Secretary of Rural Development Department of Jharkhand and senior IAS officer Manish Ranjan. He was called to the zonal office of ED on 28 May 2024.
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It is noteworthy that on May 6, 2024, ED had raided Alamgir Alam’s personal secretary Sanjeev Lal and his associated premises. During this period, about Rs 32 crore 20 lakh in cash was recovered. Sanjeev Lal and his servant Jahangir Alam were arrested in the case the same night. Later, both of them were sent to jail after being interrogated on remand.
What is the history of Somnath Temple?: Thousands of devotees died in the attacks of invaders, Nehru had objection on reconstruction – Pm Narendra Modi Takes Part In Somnath Amrut Parv Mahotsav Know History Of Temple Desecrated Time Nehru Patel
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived at Somnath Temple in Gujarat today (May 11) to participate in the Somnath Amrit Mahotsav. The PM offered prayers in the temple here. It is noteworthy that Somnath Amrit Parv is being celebrated on the 75th anniversary of the reconstruction of Somnath temple. This temple was consecrated in May 1951 after reconstruction. Due to completion of 75 years of the same event, many programs are to be organized in Somnath temple this year.
PM Modi took part in a road show after reaching Gujarat on Monday. Earlier he had paid tribute to Sardar Patel. Later he was welcomed at the Somnath Amrit Mahotsav and offered prayers at the temple and participated in the Kumbhabhishek, in which water from 11 pilgrimages was used.
No-stop toll started in Delhi: Now vehicles will pass without stopping, barrier-less MLFF system launched – Barrier-less MLFF System Launched At Mundka-bakkarwala Toll On Uer-2
The way of highway travel in the capital is now going to change. Long queues at toll plazas, waiting for barriers to open and crawling speed of vehicles are slowly going to end. Barrier-less Multi Lane Free Flow (MLFF) toll system was started for the first time in Delhi-NCR on Monday. With this, vehicles will be able to pass directly through the toll plaza without stopping and the toll amount will be deducted automatically.
Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari inaugurated this state-of-the-art system at Mundka-Bakkarwala Toll Plaza on Urban Extension Road-2 (UER-2). Union Minister of State Ajay Tamta, NHAI Chairman Santosh Kumar Yadav, many MPs and senior officials of Delhi were present in the program. Also, Delhi has become the second city in the country, where this hi-tech barrier-free tolling system has been started. Earlier this technology was implemented on the Surat-Bharuch corridor in Gujarat. The new system does not have traditional toll booths and barriers. High-resolution cameras, sensors and Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) technology installed over the road read the vehicle number plate and automatically deduct the toll amount from the account linked to FASTag. The entire process takes place in a few seconds and the vehicle does not need to stop.
According to officials, vehicles can cross the toll even at a speed of 80 to 100 kilometers per hour. According to NHAI, the biggest advantage of this technology will be that the long lines at toll plazas will almost end. This will save time for passengers, reduce fuel consumption and also reduce pollution caused by frequent stopping and moving of vehicles. NHAI Chairman Santosh Kumar Yadav said that currently 17 toll plazas are being developed across the country under this technology, which is targeted to be started by September 2026. Apart from this, more than 108 new toll plazas will be built in the second phase, where the MLFF system will be fully implemented. These include national highways of many states including Delhi, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Telangana.
You may have to pay double the fee for payment after the stipulated period
In the new system, a special provision has also been made for those drivers whose toll is not deducted immediately due to some technical reason. If a vehicle crosses the toll without registering the payment, an e-notice will be sent to the mobile of the vehicle owner. After that he will get the opportunity to make payment through online mode within 72 hours. There will be no penalty for payment within the stipulated time, but if payment is made after the stipulated period, double the fee may be charged. NHAI has also prepared a system for dispute resolution. If there is wrong deduction or technical glitch in any vehicle, a separate grievance redressal mechanism will be available to resolve it. Officials say that the system has been designed in such a way that quick rectification can be done in case of wrong transaction. During the program, Gadkari indicated that in future this technology will not be limited to toll collection only. Violations of road safety rules like not wearing seat belts or using mobile phones while driving can also be recorded with the help of cameras.
Two more leopards freed from Kuno: CM Yadav said – MP is creating records every day in ‘Project Cheetah’; Total number became 57 – Mp News Cm Mohan Yadav To Release Two Female Cheetas In Kuno Setting New Records In Project Cheetah
May 11 was a special day for Madhya Pradesh Wildlife. Two more leopards came out of their enclosure and reached the open forest. Now both will cooperate in strengthening the eco-system of the state as well as other states. Actually, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav reached Kuno National Park located in Sheopur district. Here he freed two female leopards from the enclosure. As soon as they came out of the enclosure, both the leopards went towards the forest jumping.
On this occasion, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav said that the land of Madhya Pradesh has adopted leopards and made them a part of its family. The Cheetah Project was started in Kuno by Prime Minister Narendra Modi about three and a half years ago. This project of cheetah restoration in India is progressing with success. Madhya Pradesh is creating new records every day in this important work of cheetah relocation. He said that Madhya Pradesh is emerging as a major center of religion, investment and genetic biodiversity. The reintroduction of cheetahs from Namibia, South Africa and now Botswana continues to be successful. Today the state has established itself as the Cheetah State in the country. Presently the number of leopards is 57, out of which 54 are in Kuno National Park and 03 are in Gandhi Sagar Sanctuary.
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After the visit, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav told the media that Madhya Pradesh has created a new history. Today we have released two female cheetahs brought from Botswana in Kuno National Park. Expressing the spirit of co-existence, we have left both of them to live with nature in the open forest and in the open environment. I congratulate the people of Sheopur and Chambal region. The habitat of these cheetahs is now spread over an area of 5 thousand km. It is a matter of pride for us that now they have started living with us like family. We don’t even know when our cheetah reaches Rajasthan while running.
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He said that leopards are attacking many areas of Chambal including Gwalior-Shivpuri-Rajgarh. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given us a great gift in the form of these leopards. I also congratulate Union Minister Bhupendra Yadav. I congratulate all the officers who have worked tirelessly for Project Cheetah. He said that Kuno National Park Project is creating a new record for cheetah. Our forest officials, medical staff, conservators, local people and the leopards have considered each other as family. This is a unique phenomenon in the world. This is a matter of pride for the Forest Department. Cheetahs have adapted to this environment to survive. It is good for the eco-system. The leopards which were found by President Draupadi Murmu, are gradually being released into the open environment. We believe in the principle of live and let live.
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Important chapter related to wildlife
It is noteworthy that, at the end of February this year, 9 new cheetahs were brought to Kuno National Park from Botswana. These include 6 females and 3 males. After being brought here, all of them were quarantined. After completing the quarantine period, everyone was kept in small enclosures. Due to this they adapted to the local conditions. Out of these 9, 2 leopards have been released into the open forest today. Releasing these cheetahs in the open forest will give new impetus to ‘Project Cheetah’. This will add another important chapter to the history of India’s wildlife.
Botswana’s leopards bring more genetic diversity
Wildlife experts believe that the cheetahs brought from Botswana have brought more genetic diversity. These will help in developing a healthy and long-term population of cheetahs in Kuno. Experts have also expressed hope that these cheetahs will quickly integrate into the environment of Kuno. Preparations are also being made to settle these leopards in other sanctuaries like Gandhi Sagar and Nauradehi.
When and where were the leopards brought from?
With these leopards, the total number of leopards in India has increased to 57. Let us tell you, 8 cheetahs were brought to Kuno National Park from Namibia on 17 September 2022, and 12 from South Africa in the year 2023. The cheetahs from Botswana were brought to Gwalior through a special aircraft of the Indian Air Force. From here he was taken to Kuno National Park by helicopter. The objective of Project Cheetah is to restore the extinct cheetah species from the state, increase their numbers and prepare them to hunt and roam freely.
Tata Consumer jumps to two-year high on upbeat revenue forecast
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Tata Consumer Products The stock jumped as much as 6.6% to its highest level in over two years on Monday, with analysts backing the Tetley tea maker’s double-digit revenue expansion view in fiscal year 2027.
Shares of the Tata Group firm were up 3.9% at ₹1,221.9 as of 11:00 am IST, making it the top percentage gainer on the Nifty FMCG index, which was down 0.1%. Tata Consumer was among 10 stocks trading in the green on the benchmark Nifty 50 index, which was down 1.2% after Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Indians to conserve fuel, curb gold purchases and limit overseas travel amid a spike in energy prices linked to the Iran conflict.
The stock was rated “buy” on average by 26 analysts with a median price target of ₹1,315, according to data compiled by LSEG. On Friday, the Tata Salt maker beat quarterly profit estimates for the quarter ended March 31.
CLSA expects the growth trajectory to persist, supported by a stronger go-to-market strategy, faster growth in emerging channels such as e-commerce and quick commerce, which now account for 34% of India revenue, and continued product innovation. Analysts at BoB Capital said they remain constructive on Tata Consumer’s medium-term outlook, expecting the company to deliver sales, EBITDA and earnings compound growth of about 10%, 14% and 18%, respectively, over fiscal 2026–29.
Tata Consumer delivered a broad-based beat, with strong volume-led growth across India beverages and foods, while management guided for further margin expansion, helped by easing tea costs and improving portfolio mix, analysts at Systematix said.
Published on May 11, 2026
‘Trump’s entire tenure is a therapy session’, Iranian embassy taunts after rejecting Tehran’s new proposal
Iran rejected America’s 14-point proposal and sent a new draft proposal to Washington. Although, US President Donald Trump Rejected Iran’s new draft outright. At the same time, Iran’s Embassy in India has expressed its reaction on the statement of the US President.
The Iranian Embassy wrote on the social media platform X, ‘Details of Iran’s response to the US plan, which the US President called ‘not acceptable’. Iran’s proposal, presented in response to America’s plan, emphasizes the fundamental rights of the Iranian country. Iran has rejected America’s plan. If Iran accepted the proposal, it would mean that Tehran bows to Trump’s excessive demands.
The Iranian Embassy further said, ‘Iran’s plan emphasizes that it is necessary to pay war reparations to America and ensures Iran’s sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has stressed the need to end the ban and release the country’s seized assets and properties.
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At the same time, the Iranian Embassy in Ghana took a dig at Trump’s statement and said that the US President claims that he has ‘read’ something, while the reality is that the basic essence of that material still remains a mystery to him. Despite this, she is sure that he did not like her. It is being said that Trump only wants to attract global attention. White House insiders have also confirmed that his entire tenure has been nothing more than a ‘multi-billion dollar therapy session’, a treatment he never received during his childhood days.
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In fact, Proposals sent from Iran Regarding this, the US President had posted on Truth Social that I have just read the reply of the so-called ‘representatives’ of Iran. I didn’t like it, absolutely not acceptable! Iran’s state broadcaster IRIB said on its Telegram channel that America’s plan means Iran’s surrender to Trump’s greed and Tehran’s response emphasizes Iran’s basic rights.
Along with this, Iran’s new proposal also emphasizes the need for war compensation by America and Iran’s sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz. It also emphasizes the need to end the sanctions and return the seized money and assets of the country.