Banasree Sarkar - The Purbottar

06 Sep

Use natural home remedies to get rid of ingrown hairs

Banasree SarkarLifestylehome remedies

Hair does not grow on the outside of the skin but grows from the inside. At first, these ingrown hairs are not understood to be growing. After a few days when Rome starts growing, it is understood. It makes the skin look uneven. Also, that part becomes black. This problem often occurs in the hands and feet of girls. This problem also occurs in the cheeks of boys. But there are ways to get rid of this ingrown hair. Eliminate the problem of ingrown hair with home remedies. Scrub: Do not scrub immediately after waxing. Exfoliate when the dandruff starts…

05 Sep

Report of the forensic expert in the minor murder and rape case

Banasree SarkarSiligurirape-murder

The bicycle of the accused and the manner in which he rode it became one of the evidences in the court in the rape-murder case of the minor. Last year on August 21, a criminal named Mohammad Abbas killed a minor girl after raping her in Matigara, Siliguri. Police investigation proved that Abbas chased the minor on his bicycle while returning home from school. The minor was mistakenly placed on the carrier of his bicycle and taken to an abandoned warehouse in Matigara. After raping and murdering the minor there, he quickly fled on a bicycle. That bicycle of Abbas…

04 Sep

New study highlights dengue’s heart health risks

Banasree SarkarHealthDengue fever

A new study reveals that individuals who have recovered from dengue fever face a 55% higher risk of heart complications compared to those who have recovered from COVID-19. The research highlights that dengue can lead to severe long-term cardiovascular problems such as myocarditis and pericarditis. The study, which analyzed patient records, found that while both diseases can cause serious health issues, dengue's impact on the heart is notably greater. Experts recommend that dengue survivors undergo regular cardiovascular check-ups to manage and monitor these potential risks. Healthcare professionals are emphasizing the need for integrated post-dengue care, including heart health assessments. Increased…

02 Sep

Launched an survey to assess the vulnerability of glacial lakes

Banasree SarkarLatestGlacial Lake

Lachen-Mangan legislator Samdup Lepcha formally launched on August 31 an expedition to assess the vulnerability of six high-risk glacial lakes in Sikkim. On September 2, a group of representatives, scientists, and hikers from the Indian Mountaineering Foundation arrived at Tenchungkha Lake, which is situated in Lachung at a height of 15,700 feet. A few programs of customary prayer services led by the local Lachen monk body in accordance with long-standing tradition preceded the start of the Lachung Dzumsa. These occurrences, which took place in four separate locales, are distinguished by a high degree of spiritual depth and emotional intensity. Prior…

31 Aug

In the name of playing, a 10-year-old boy was sexually molested

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RG Kar Medical College rape and murder of doctors in the state. Protests are going on along the way. Among them, the shocking incident happened in the New Jalpaiguri Khana area. A ten-year-old minor was molested by three neighbors. After this incident came to light on Saturday, commotion started in the area. Police have already arrested the accused. However, all three accused are minors. On the other hand, the minor is undergoing treatment at North Bengal Medical College in critical condition. The victim's family alleged that three teenagers of the grandfather's age had been sexually assaulting him by calling him…

30 Aug

When will ‘Suraj-Tanaya’ meet in Bengal Safari Park? Tourists are waiting

Banasree SarkarSiliguriBengal Safari Park

When will Suraj-Tanaya meet? Tourists are waiting. They were renamed a few days ago. However, will Suraj and Tania be able to meet during the Puja holidays? People of North Bengal are in hope. However, the Bengal Safari Park authorities of Siliguri said that the final decision has not yet been taken regarding Suraj and Tanaya. In February this year, the first lions and lionesses were brought to Bengal Safari Park in Siliguri. At that time, their names were Akbar and Sita. There is a lot of confusion about that name. In the end, a case was filed in the…

29 Aug

A forest guard was killed in a tiger attack in Orang National Park

Banasree SarkarAssamOrang National Park

In Orang National Park, a tiger killed forest guard Dhonmoni Deka. When the attack took place, he was alone on patrol. In Orang National Park, Dhonmoni Deka, a resident of Nagao-Hatimara in Sipajhar, was murdered by a tiger while performing his duties. It was discovered that Dhonmoni, who had only been married for six months, was by herself when the attack occurred. In a related incident, a wild elephant attacked a group of persons in Assam's Sonitpur district earlier this year in April 2024, killing three of them, including two forest guards. Another person was injured. According to West Tezpur…

28 Aug

Body of missing minor girl recovered in Siliguri

Banasree SarkarSiliguri

Body of missing minor recovered in Siliguri. The body was recovered from the drain of a tea garden in Ghoshpukur of Siliguri subdivision after 9 days of disappearance. The minor is initially believed to have been murdered. Police have started investigating the incident. The body was recovered from the drain of the tea garden in Ghoshpukur on Tuesday morning. The body was found in a decomposed state. It is reported that the minor has been missing since August 18. A complaint was later filed with the police by the family. On August 19, the police filed an FIR and started…

27 Aug

Live artwork auction by cancer patient raises awareness and funds

Banasree SarkarHealthcancer patient

An Australian woman with cancer is auctioning her time to be part of a live artwork project. She hopes this unique project will help her cope with her illness and raise awareness about cancer. The live artwork will feature contributions from the winning bidders, who can have their stories included in the piece. Artist Natasha Murrays will create the artwork, which aims to capture the personal experiences of both the patient and the bidders. This project not only highlights the patient’s bravery but also brings attention to the impact of cancer through art. The auction has attracted a lot of…

27 Aug

Eriksson is England’s first foreign football coach to lose to cancer

Banasree SarkarSportscoach Eriksson

The late Sen. Goran Eriksson. The first foreign coach of England's national football team was 76 years old. He was diagnosed with cancer last January. He has been under treatment since then. The Swedish coach breathed his last on Monday. He was the England national team coach from 2001 to 2006. Eriksson's death was reported by his Swedish agent, Bo Gustavsson. His England agent Dean Eldredge also confirmed. He died at his home in Sweden on Monday morning. Family members were by their side for the last time. Apart from international football, Eriksson has also coached club football with success…