Mohammad Jakaria

Jakaria is a journalist based in Uttar Dinajpur, West Bengal. He reports on local and public-interest issues, with a focus on stories that often remain underreported. His work amplifies unheard voices and highlights the rights, concerns and lived experiences of minority communities.

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Trains Cancelled, Fares Soar: New Farakka Disruption Throws Bengal Journeys Into Chaos

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Mohammad Jakaria - September 5, 2026

A track subsidence near New Farakka has disrupted rail connectivity between North and South Bengal, leaving passengers stranded amid cancelled and diverted trains. With bus fares rising sharply, travellers face long waits, uncertainty and costly alternatives to reach their destinations

His Name Survived SIR. Then Police Took Him Away: The Unexplained Detention of 66-Year-Old Jalil Akhtar

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Mohammad Jakaria - September 3, 2026

Jalil Akhtar’s name remains on the voter list after SIR, yet the 66-year-old has spent nearly three months in custody after being allegedly taken from home as a suspected Bangladeshi. His family says he has Indian identity documents and has never visited Bangladesh.

Show Your Aadhaar. Prove You’re Indian: A Bengali Hawker’s Ordeal in Odisha

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न कोई राजनीतिक विरासत, न आसान जीत: ऐसे JMM के ‘चाणक्य’ बने सुदिव्या सोनू

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From Guruji’s ‘Son’ to Hemant’s ‘Bhaiya’: The Political Journey of Sudivya Sonu

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Show Your Aadhaar. Prove You’re Indian: A Bengali Hawker’s Ordeal in Odisha

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A West Bengal hawker travelling to Odisha for work says he was stopped, called “Bangladeshi” and threatened despite showing his Aadhaar card, highlighting growing concerns over Bengali migrant workers facing identity-based harassment outside the state

न कोई राजनीतिक विरासत, न आसान जीत: ऐसे JMM के ‘चाणक्य’ बने सुदिव्या सोनू

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8,272 वोट से शुरू हुई सुदिव्या कुमार सोनू की चुनावी कहानी 94,042 वोट तक पहुंची। लेकिन उनकी असली राजनीतिक ताकत चुनावी जीत से कहीं आगे थी—शिबू सोरेन का भरोसा, हेमंत सोरेन का साथ और JMM की रणनीति में उनकी अहम भूमिका

From Guruji’s ‘Son’ to Hemant’s ‘Bhaiya’: The Political Journey of Sudivya Sonu

Jharkhand September 6, 2026 0

Sudivya Kumar Sonu’s political journey took him from a CCL contractor and electoral defeats to becoming a trusted JMM strategist, minister and key figure in the Soren family’s political circle. His decades-long loyalty to JMM shaped his rise from 8,272 votes to 94,042.

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न कोई राजनीतिक विरासत, न आसान जीत: ऐसे JMM के ‘चाणक्य’ बने सुदिव्या सोनू

From Guruji’s ‘Son’ to Hemant’s ‘Bhaiya’: The Political Journey of Sudivya Sonu

She Never Went to School. Her Son Just Scored 100 Percentile in UGC-NET

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Show Your Aadhaar. Prove You’re Indian: A Bengali Hawker’s Ordeal in Odisha

न कोई राजनीतिक विरासत, न आसान जीत: ऐसे JMM के ‘चाणक्य’ बने सुदिव्या सोनू

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