Actor Durgesh Kumar, known as Binod from “Panchayat,” discussed his character’s viral impact. His dialogues, like “Dekh raha hai Binod” and “Alua Meeting,” are now common in everyday speech and even corporate settings, often used in memes. He appreciates how the lines have become part of people’s daily lives.
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New Delhi: Victims and reporters at the ‘Shifting the Lens’ event recounted the horrors of Bengal’s 2021 post-election violence. BJP MLA Agnimitra Paul described Murshidabad’s…
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NEW DELHI: At Patna’s Digha Ghat, Panchayat star Chandan Roy spoke to The New Indian’s Executive Editor Rohan Dua in a heartfelt riverside chat, reflecting…
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In an exclusive conversation with The New Indian, Panchayat actor Chandan Roy opens up about his rare experiences with alcohol, his guilt around drinking, and how he sticks to a disciplined lifestyle despite being part of the entertainment industry.
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Supreme Court has strongly criticized the systemic gender discrimination faced by elected women representatives, especially at the Panchayat (village council) level.
View More Supreme Court slams gender bias against women leaders in panchayats
Governor CV Ananda has been actively involved in addressing the escalating violence in the state ahead of the panchayat election.
View More In letter to SEC, TMC accuses Bengal Governor of interference in Panchayat polls