Apna Bangal, Bhakta Chowpati, Jaigaon (2025)

09/06/2025

Jaigaon police has arrested a person with 18 little petrol.
BBS His Majesty King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck Narendra Modi

09/06/2025

🟥 APNA BANGAL NEWS FLASH 🟥
India-Bhutan Ties Strengthen: Additional Secretary Munu Mahawar Meets Bhutan PM

In a significant diplomatic engagement, Additional Secretary Munu Mahawar from the Northern Division, Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, paid a courtesy call on the Prime Minister of Bhutan today at the Prime Minister’s Office.

The Bhutanese Prime Minister expressed deep appreciation for India’s steadfast support and longstanding partnership in Bhutan’s socio-economic development. The meeting underscored the close bond between the two neighbouring nations, rooted in mutual trust, cooperation, and shared values.

Key issues discussed during the meeting included:

🔹 Infrastructure development
🔹 Healthcare collaboration
🔹 Advancement in hydropower cooperation

India has been a pivotal partner in Bhutan’s journey of development, contributing to major projects in road connectivity, education, energy, and health. The Prime Minister acknowledged this continued support, highlighting how it plays a crucial role in Bhutan’s national goals and long-term vision.

This high-level interaction is expected to further deepen the diplomatic and developmental ties between the two countries. It also reflects the importance both governments place on regional stability, mutual growth, and people-to-people connections.

📢 Apna Bangal News will continue to monitor and report on India-Bhutan relations, especially in areas that impact the local economies and cross-border cooperation.

08/06/2025

A team led by wildlife sanctuary range officer Deepak Rasaily arrested two persons, Vishal Rai (41) and Sailen Rai (36), with a huge quantity of illegal sal and teak wood.

07/06/2025

In Jaigaon, fraud was committed in the name of giving house numbers using fake BDO and police station seals and signatures, gang arrested

07/06/2025

Jaigaon: Youth dies under suspicious circumstances in Bhagat Singh Nagar, wave of mourning in the area

07/06/2025

Trouble for travelers and locals in the Indo-Bhutan International Border Area

06/06/2025

🇧🇹 Bhutan Issues New Advisory for Citizens Traveling to India 🇮🇳

His Majesty King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck BBS Narendra Modi

06/06/2025

🟥 APNA BANGAL NEWS FLASH 🟥
🚁 Sikkim Landslide: 63 Tourists Rescued by Chopper — 6 Soldiers Still Missing, Rescue Operations Ongoing

📍 Sikkim – June 4, 2025

A massive landslide triggered by continuous rainfall has wreaked havoc in Chaten, North Sikkim, leading to tragic loss and large-scale rescue efforts. So far, 63 stranded tourists have been rescued via Indian Air Force MI-17 helicopters, while another 64 await evacuation.

🚫 Rescue operations had to be paused this afternoon due to inclement weather in the region. Two Indian Air Force helicopters conducted multiple sorties in difficult terrain before being grounded.

🇮🇳 The Indian Army suffered losses as well. Three jawans lost their lives, and six more are reported missing. Search teams are braving dangerous conditions to locate them.

👥 According to official reports, state authorities are working in close coordination with the armed forces, and relief materials are being air-dropped to stranded civilians.

🔹 Highlights:

📍 Location: Chaten, North Sikkim

👨‍✈️ Casualties: 3 army personnel dead, 6 missing

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Civilians: 63 tourists rescued, 64 awaiting

🚁 2 MI-17 helicopters deployed

🌧️ Operation halted due to bad weather

🔊 Locals have been advised to avoid hilly terrain, and tourists are urged not to travel in affected areas until rescue work is complete.

Stay tuned to Apna Bangal News for timely updates on the Sikkim landslide crisis, search and rescue progress, and official advisories.

06/06/2025

🔥 Authorities Crack Down on Cross-Border Fuel Smuggling in Phuentshogling-Jaigaon Region

05/06/2025

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🚩 Amarnath Yatra 2025 Begins July 3 — Security Intensified Amid Heightened Alert

🕉️ Jammu & Kashmir – June 4, 2025

The sacred Amarnath Yatra will commence from July 3, spanning 38 days, and authorities have rolled out a massive, multi-agency security plan to ensure the safety of lakhs of pilgrims.

🛡️ In the wake of recent tensions and threats, the CRPF, J&K Police, and Indian Army are jointly executing a "comprehensive and well-coordinated security plan." The route is under high surveillance using:

🔹 Digital mapping of vulnerable areas
🔹 RFID tracking systems for every pilgrim
🔹 Signal jammers and drone surveillance
🔹 Enhanced mobile and static checkpoints

🗓️ Officials clarified that the Yatra schedule is determined by the traditional Hindu calendar and is not linked to the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack that claimed 26 lives.

🗣️ Home Minister Amit Shah, in a recent high-level meeting, emphasized maximum vigilance and zero compromise on pilgrim safety.

🚨 Over 60,000 security personnel are expected to be deployed, and satellite monitoring will be conducted round-the-clock. The government is also engaging local volunteers and NGOs for logistical and medical support.

Stay with Apna Bangal News for continuous updates on Amarnath Yatra 2025, security developments, and nationwide religious movements.

05/06/2025

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🇵🇰 Pakistan Bans Donations to Terror Groups — Critics Call It a Cosmetic Move

📍 Islamabad / PoK – June 4, 2025

In a sudden announcement following India's recent precision strikes under Operation Sindoor, Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) authorities have officially banned donations to 66 banned terror outfits, including globally recognized groups like Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) and Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT).

📜 The order explicitly prohibits any kind of donation to these organizations, calling it “illegal under anti-terrorism regulations.” The move reportedly aims to curb fundraising activities during Eid, when extremist groups often raise large sums under the guise of charity.

🧐 However, security experts and international watchdogs remain unconvinced. They cite Pakistan’s history of turning a blind eye or covertly supporting these groups, despite formal bans. Critics argue this step is a tactical maneuver to avoid international sanctions amid rising global pressure after India's retaliatory military operations.

🗣️ A retired Indian intelligence officer told Apna Bangal News, “This is not the first time Pakistan has made such a declaration. The real test will be enforcement, not paperwork.”

🛑 Despite the ban, India maintains high alert levels along the border, with defense sources saying that Pakistan’s "ban" is unlikely to translate into real action on the ground.

Stay tuned with Apna Bangal News for all updates on regional security and cross-border developments.

05/06/2025

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⚖️ Calcutta High Court Grants Interim Bail to Law Student Sharmishta Panoli

📍 Kolkata – June 4, 2025

In a major legal development, the Calcutta High Court has granted interim bail to Sharmishta Panoli, a law student and popular social media influencer who was recently arrested by Kolkata Police from Gurugram. The arrest was made over an allegedly communal social media post connected to Operation Sindoor, a recent military retaliation campaign by India.

👩‍⚖️ The court, while granting her bail, also directed Kolkata Police to provide immediate security to Sharmishta, after serious concerns were raised about her safety. Her legal team and family members had submitted that she had received violent threats, including r**e and beheading, following her post.

📢 Sharmishta’s detention had triggered a wave of public and legal debate regarding freedom of expression, cyber laws, and online hate speech, with opinions sharply divided across platforms.

🛡️ In response to the threats, the court emphasized the importance of protecting the rights and safety of the accused until the legal process concludes, and stressed that online threats and mob pressure cannot dictate the course of justice.

🔍 The case continues to be under investigation, with final hearings expected in the coming weeks.

Stay with Apna Bangal News for real-time updates on this developing case.

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