A special court of the CBI ordered Anubrata Mondal, the influential leader of the ruling Trinamool Congress in India's West Bengal, to be remanded in jail.

Anubrat's bail request on Wednesday was dismissed by Asansol's special CBI court judge Rajesh Chakraborty, the next hearing date of the case will be held on October 5. The hearing will be held in the Asansol CGM court on Wednesday.

Today lawyer Sandeepan Gangopadhyay And lawyer Anirban Guha Thakurta applied for bail for their client Anuvrata, their argument was that the main accused in the cow smuggling case had been granted bail and then they applied for bail highlighting the physical situation of Anubrata.

On the other hand, CBI lawyer Rakesh Kumar said, ‘A lot of money has been transacted through two voluntary organizations. A lot of money has been given through banks. A lot of colleges have been built in the name of voluntary organizations, and there have been states in other states except this state.‘

The CBI said Anuvrata is so influential that he can cause problems in various investigations when he goes out, and the judge dismissed the bail plea after the two sides' solemn-answer.

After the arrest of the Hijab issue in Iran, the death of a young woman named Mahsa Amini in police custody was abuzz with the whole country, which killed five people and injured more than 100. The United Nations has called for an impartial investigation of the incident.

The casualties occurred in the country on Tuesday when the protesters clashed with the security forces in the country, according to CNN.

The death of the young woman in the police custody was also in the turmoil on Tuesday.

Meanwhile, protesters have been protesting against the death of Mahsa Amini in Canada, Germany and Turkey, which has been criticized by the Iranian government, which has been criticized by many people who have been cutting their hair and protesting against the death of a 22-year-old girl named Mahsa Amini, who was recently arrested by the Iranian police. When he fell ill, he was accused of ‘beating’ and assaulting him when he went to Koma, while Mahsa Amini died on September 16.

According to Iran's news agency Fars, Al-Arabi, the young woman named Mahsa, went to the capital Tehran from Iran's Kurdistan province earlier this week to her relative's house.

The police said that he did not wear the hijab ‘properly’ and arrested him as ‘Gasht-e Ershad’. As an argument for not wearing the hijab ‘correctly’, Mahsa Amini was arrested for not covering his hair completely.

The Iranian police claimed that Mahsa was suffering from a heart problem while in detention, but the police rejected the demand of the police, saying that the girl died due to police beatings and after the news of her death was reported in the country.

The Myanmar military has warned the country's citizens that liking or sharing anti-junta posts or other content on social media could result in three to 10 years in prison.

The junta issued this threat on Tuesday, warning the Myanmar public against showing moral support for the resistance movement.

Myanmar has been gripped by widespread violence since the military seized power in a coup in February last year. The country's junta continues to clash with pro-democracy groups and militia groups led by a shadow government. Zaw Min Tin, the ruling junta's information minister and spokesman, said the "terrorists" were campaigning for funds to destabilize the country and kill innocent people. Therefore, support for them will be dealt with severely.

He said that supporting the activities of the National Unity Government (NUG) or its armed affiliate, the People's Defense Forces (PDF), on social media could result in prison sentences of three to 10 years. Even those who contribute even a small amount of money will face even more dire consequences.

"If you finance terrorists or support their work, you will face severe punishment. We are doing this to protect innocent civilians," he said at a press conference on Tuesday.

A 6.6-magnitude earthquake struck off the east coast of Taiwan on Saturday, the US Geological Survey (USGS) said.

The agency said the earthquake struck at around 9:30 p.m. local time, about 50 kilometers north of the coastal city of Taitung.

Its depth from the surface was 10 kilometers.
Local media reported that initially no damage was reported from the earthquake.

Taiwan's meteorological department said the earthquake had a magnitude of 6.4 and was centered at a depth of 7.3 kilometers (4.3 miles).

US President Joe Biden has accepted an invitation to attend the funeral of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. The White House has confirmed that he will attend the Queen's funeral. He will be accompanied by the US First Lady. In a statement, the White House said, 'This (Sunday) morning, President Biden formally accepted an invitation to attend the state funeral service of Queen Elizabeth II on September 19.

The White House had previously announced that the US president would travel to New York on September 18 and attend the annual session of the United Nations General Assembly on September 19 and 20. However, the White House did not announce when Biden would address the UN General Assembly. Britain's Queen Elizabeth II passed away on Thursday, September 8, ending her 70-year reign. Since then, her body has been in the ballroom of Balmoral Castle in Scotland. From there, the coffin carrying the queen's body began its journey on Sunday; it will arrive in London next Tuesday. After the coffin arrives in London, the queen will lie in state at Westminster Hall for about four days before her funeral.

The Queen's death will be followed by a period of royal mourning lasting seven days following the funeral, the date of which will be confirmed by the Royal Family in due course.

After the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the third Charles officially recognized Charles as the new king of Britain. In an event after the announcement of the revelation of King Charles III to King Charles III, the announcement of the reign of Charles III was the receipt of the Kingdom of the United Kingdom, the other cities of the United Kingdom, such as Edinburgh, North and North of the United Kingdom, and the other cities of the United Kingdom, the United Kingdom of the United States, and the other city of the United Kingdom, the other cities of the United Kingdom, and the other city of the United Kingdom.

Charles (3rd) is now the king and head of the United Kingdom and 14 states. These states include Australia, Canada, Jamaica, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea. However, the official coronation of King III Charles will be held later. But it is not clear when it will happen. Before that, Prince Charles Philip Arthur was announced as the new king of the country through a historic ceremony in the capital of the United Kingdom, London.

On Saturday morning, the Excise Council at St James' Palace at St. James' Palace in the morning, declared Charles the king of the third Charles.

Britain's longest-term Queen Elizabeth II died on Thursday, after her death, her son Charles became the new king of the country.

His name is King Charles III. Charles has made his first address to the nation after the king's occultism. To serve lifelong services to the UK and other states and the world made a promise.

He made this promise in his address to the nation on Friday.

He reiterated his newly-born mother Queen Elizabeth's vow that she (Elizabeth) was an inspiration to me and my family. I will devote my life to the work that my mother has done throughout her life.

He also said that the beginning of the reign was the promise of Queen Elizabeth II of Britain to serve the people of Britain and the Commonwealth with respect, dignity and love.

King Charles noted how Elizabeth, on her 21st birthday in 1947, learned in a radio address from Cape Town that her life was short or long, whatever it was, she would devote her service to the people.

The government has expressed three days of mourning in Bangladesh from today to September 11 over the death of Queen Elizabeth II of Britain.

This information was revealed by the Prime Minister's Press Wing on Friday.

On the death of Queen Elizabeth, three days from Friday to September 11, all government and private buildings including government, semi-government, self-governing institutions, educational institutions and Bangladesh missions abroad will be kept at half-mast in the death of the Queen. Abdul Hamid and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina have expressed deep grief and sorrow. The separate condolence messages the President and the Prime Minister prayed for the peace of the departed soul of the queen and expressed deep condolences to the bereaved family.

Earlier on Thursday, Queen Elizabeth died in the Balmoral Palace in Scotland on the afternoon of the locality.

At 8 o'clock in the morning, the whole city stopped at 8 o'clock. Whoever is in the work or no matter how important the work is, everyone stops all the work. Nalgonda is in the city of Telangana in the South Indian state, which is the same as the 8:30 AM in the city, which continues for 52 seconds.

From the market to the busy streets, pedestrians and office-going officials, everyone salutes and salutes their jaws, this is the daily scene of the city of Nalgonda, playing national music through the mic in 12 parts of the city.

This country has been launched in the city from January 23, 2022. Karnati Bijtkumar, president of Jangan Man Utsav Samiti, has launched this nitam in the city with the help of friends. Bijtakumar claims that this increases patriotism in people's minds.

The population of this 7 thousand 122 square kilometers is 16 lakh 18 thousand 416.

Turkish President Recep Taytep Erdogan has said that the coming winter may become a difficult situation for European countries due to the gas crisis.

Erdogan called the European Union for the crisis in a press conference in Ankara on Tuesday.

‘European states are suffering the consequences of their actions, which is why there is a shortage of natural gas in the region," said the Turkish president, citing the gas crisis in the European continent.

The West's attitude towards Russian President Vladimir Putin and the sanctions imposed on Moscow are responsible for the current crisis, which has forced Putin to take revenge.’

‘I think Europe will be in a serious problem with the winter in Europe, but there is no problem with gas supply to Turkey,’ he said.’

Erdogan maintains good relations with Russian President Vladimir Putin and is also trying to remain neutral in the conflict.

Erdogan said, ‘Europe's behavior towards Putin, the ban imposed by them has forced Putin to say that if you want or unwillingly, you will say that if you Do this, but I will do that. Putin is using all his techniques and weapons, unfortunately, natural gas is one of them.