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  Sona Pappu (Biswajit Poddar) has intensified the investigation into the money laundering case.  SANCHITA CHATTERJEE KOLKATA 27APRL :The ED (Enforcement Directorate) has become active again in the Pappu case. Although the investigation has been slow for some time, it has recently increased its activity. According to sources, several documents are being examined based on the clues of financial corruption and suspicious transactions. Searches have already been conducted at several places and efforts are being made to collect important information. It is also known that summons have been sent for questioning of the people concerned. Sona Pappu (Biswajit Poddar) has intensified the investigation into the money laundering case, with a special focus on financial irregularities, extortion and land grabbing. Recent steps include summoning former Kalighat OC Shantanu Biswas and his sons. The investigation is examining documents that allege that Supreme Credit Corporation sent Rs 1.5 c...

Limited shipping despite announcement to 'open' Strait of Hormuz  Iran has said it will open the Strait of Hormuz, but ship owners and insurers are still unable to make a final decision as security risks have not been reduced.  Oil and gas prices are fluctuating as supply routes are disrupted, sanctions policies are changing, and diplomatic signals are rapidly changing, while European gas is also experiencing a decline in oil prices. Brent crude oil prices have fallen from $98 to $88 per barrel.  The Strait of Hormuz and supplies About 20% of the world's oil and gas passes through the strait. The Iran ceasefire agreement has reopened this vital route.  Impact on India: More than 60% of India's LPG needs are imported, the bulk of which comes through Hormuz. The opening of the route is also showing signs of easing cooking gas prices in India.  Current Situation: Despite Iran's announcement to open the Strait, ship owners remain cautious as security risks remain un...

  India is slowly changing, and the voice of its youth is getting stronger every day. From rising leaders like Raghav Chadha to global inspirations like Balen Shah, young minds are questioning old ways and asking for real change. This is not just politics anymore, it’s about hope, jobs, honesty, and a better future. The real challenge is whether this energy can turn into action on the ground. If it does, India may witness a powerful new chapter led by its own youth.