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Few state polls have been as dramatic as this round. TOI explains the verdicts through 10 decisive factors, from freebies becoming entitlements to women’s safety, and from Hindu vote to Gen Z angst

Recent state election results reveal a resurgence of anti-incumbency, Hindu vote consolidation, and the enduring appeal of Narendra Modi. Factors like women's safety concerns, the rise of cash transfer schemes, and Gen Z's political awakening also played significant roles. The article delves into these ten decisive elements shaping India's electoral landscape.

West Bengal gears up for a fierce electoral battle as Mamata Banerjee's TMC faces a strong challenge from the BJP, aiming to breach her long-held bastion. The Congress-Left alliance seeks to regain lost ground amidst concerns over violence and governance.

A tragic incident unfolded in North Dinajpur as an elderly woman died during a dispute over voting procedures. Family members of a blind voter clashed with election officials, demanding a disabled daughter's presence. The ensuing commotion led to the woman's collapse, with doctors suspecting a heart attack.

Three government medical officers in Murshidabad were shocked to find their names deleted from electoral rolls during the SIR adjudication process, while their mother's name was included. Despite submitting extensive documentation, they are now filing online appeals to the tribunal, hoping for reinstatement.

Seven infants have died in the past 24 hours at West Bengal's malda medical College and Hospital, which witnessed frequent crib deaths in the recent past.

Fifteen babies, who were admitted to the malda medical College and Hospital in a critical condition, have died, officials said on Friday.

The task force probing the crib deaths at malda medical College chose the midnight hour to start their investigation and ended it with a second visit early in the morning on Thursday.

Despite seeking help from Union minister Abu Hasem Khan Choudhury (Dalu), the malda medical College didn't get the Medical Council of India (MCI) nod to continue with its third-year course.

The malda medical College (MMC) authorities finally received a breather from the Medical Council of India (MCI).

In a clear violation of the Medical Council of India (MCI) guidelines, the malda medical College and Hospital (MMCH) is operating with only four office employees, instead of 342 prescribed by the MCI.

Two infants died at malda medical College and Hospital, taking the toll of newborn death to 11 in a week, officials sources said today.

A stranded passenger died at Malda Town station on Monday morning after waiting in the train that was taking him to Guwahati from Trivandrum.