Siliguri, 08th November: The transgenders distributed Chhath Puja materials among the puja devotees in Siliguri, on Monday.
Puja materials were handed over to around 600 people in the Bagrakote area of Siliguri Ward No. 20.
Around 600 Chhath devotees gifted puja materials by Transgenders in Siliguri
Siliguri Times
Advertisement
Share this story
Advertisement
More from Siliguri
SiliguriAnnapurna Yojana beneficiaries protest in Siliguri over alleged delay in receiving funds
Siliguri, 21st September: Several women beneficiaries staged a protest outside the Siliguri Sub-Divisional Officer’s office on Monday, alleging that they had not received funds under the Annapurna Yojana despite applying for the scheme as per the prescribed procedure. The protesters alleged that the stipulated period had passed, but the promised financial assistance had still not been credited to their bank…
Read full →
SiliguriPolice launch late-night patrol outside mall in Matigara amid complaints of drunken brawls and public nuisance
Siliguri, 21st September: Matigara police station’s plainclothes personnel and officers from Uttorayon Outpost jointly conducted a special late-night operation outside a prominent mall under Matigara police station limits in Siliguri. During the operation, police personnel were seen patrolling the mall premises and surrounding areas with batons. The move comes amid reports of incidents of arguments and physical altercations involving people…
Read full →
SiliguriNewly opened ROB section near Darjeeling More in Siliguri inspected by senior traffic police officials
Siliguri, 21st September: The newly opened Road Over Bridge (ROB) section connecting Mallaguri and Darjeeling More was inspected by senior traffic police officials on Sunday night ahead of the upcoming Durga Puja, with the aim of reducing traffic congestion. DCP (Traffic) Quazi Samsuddin Ahamed, ACP (Traffic) Subir Dutta, and other police officials were present during the inspection. The police officials…
Read full →
FulbariFishermen rescue elephant calf from Teesta River in Gajoldoba, reunite it with mother
Gajoldoba, 21st September: Fishermen rescued an elephant calf from the Teesta River in Gajoldoba and handed it over to the Forest Department. The calf was later reunited with its mother and returned to the forest. The elephant calf was reportedly drifting in the Teesta River near the Teesta Barrage area in Gajoldoba when members of the North Bengal Fishermen’s Forum…
Read full →