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February 20, 2026

Dr Suraj Das
City Life Style

Dr Suraj Das Receives Fifth State Award in Kolkata

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Dr. Suraj Das received his fifth State Award at a ceremony in Kolkata, strengthening his presence in Indian cinema. Chandigarh: Dr Suraj Das, a film director, was honoured with his fifth State Award at a ceremony held in Kolkata this year. The award was presented at a formal event attended by senior government officials and members of the film industry. According to information shared by his team, this recognition marks another milestone in Dr Suraj Das’s 14-year career in cinema. He has been active in the film industry for over a decade and has built a distinct identity through his work. His films are known for their clear themes, detailed execution, and strong storytelling. Speaking after receiving the award, Dr. Suraj Das said the honour was special for him and reflected the importance of consistent hard work and dedication. He stated that each recognition motivates him to continue improving and contributing to cinema. Earlier, he was also honoured with the Best Young Director Award at the Dehradun Film Festival. In addition, he has received recognition at several film festivals across the country for his work. The fifth State Award adds to his list of achievements and highlights his continued contribution to Indian cinema. Industry observers note that his journey over the past 14 years reflects a sustained commitment to filmmaking. The ceremony in Kolkata marked another significant moment in his professional career, further strengthening his standing in the film community.

BJP MC Elections 2026 Preparations
Chandigarh

BJP MC Elections 2026 Preparations Begin with Shakti Kendra Meet

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BJP MC Elections 2026 preparations began with a conference of 192 Shakti Kendra Pramukhs from 35 Mandals in Chandigarh. Chandigarh: The BJP MC Elections 2026 Preparations began on Sunday with a conference of 192 Shakti Kendra Pramukhs from 35 Mandals at the Bharatiya Janata Party Chandigarh State Office, Kamalam, Sector 33. The meeting focused on organizational planning for the Municipal Corporation elections scheduled for December 2026. According to a press note, the conference aimed to finalize strategies and strengthen booth-level coordination ahead of the civic polls. Party leaders described the gathering as part of early groundwork for the upcoming elections. The conference was addressed by State President Jitendra Pal Malhotra, Organization General Secretary (Chandigarh & Punjab) Srinivasulu, and State General Secretary Ramveer Bhatti. The proceedings were coordinated by State General Secretary Sanjeev Rana, who outlined the organizational roadmap. Addressing the gathering, Malhotra said the Municipal Corporation elections would influence the city’s development direction. He emphasized strengthening the party structure at the booth level, ensuring voter outreach, and communicating welfare schemes effectively. He stated that organizational strength plays a key role in electoral outcomes. Srinivasulu described Shakti Kendras as an important component of the party’s framework and stressed discipline and grassroots engagement. Ramveer Bhatti highlighted the importance of micro-level management, including voter list verification and outreach to new voters. He said booth-level teams must work actively to connect with residents. Sanjeev Rana emphasized coordination, regular reviews, and continuous grassroots activity. At the conclusion of the conference, the 192 Shakti Kendra Pramukhs from 35 Mandals resolved to work collectively toward the upcoming Municipal Corporation elections in December 2026.

BJP Chandigarh Yuva Morcha-1
Chandigarh

BJP Chandigarh Yuva Morcha Condemns Youth Congress Protest at AI Summit

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BJP Chandigarh Yuva Morcha condemned the Youth Congress protest during the AI Summit in Chandigarh, calling it disruptive and inappropriate. Chandigarh: BJP Chandigarh Yuva Morcha condemned a protest staged by Youth Congress members during the AI Summit held in Chandigarh and burned effigies of Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party outside Congress Bhawan in Sector 35 on the same day. According to a press note issued by the BJP Chandigarh Yuva Morcha, the organization alleged that under the leadership of Rahul Gandhi, Congress workers created disruption at the summit venue through what it described as an inappropriate protest. The Morcha claimed that the protest was aimed at embarrassing the country on an international platform. The BJP Chandigarh Yuva Morcha stated that at a time when India is working to position itself as a global technology hub, such incidents could affect the country’s image. The organization said political opposition is a democratic right, but maintained that actions which may impact India’s global standing are not appropriate. The Morcha further alleged that the protest was deliberately planned. It described the incident as a calculated move intended to tarnish the nation’s reputation. The organization also claimed that creating disruptions at significant events has become a pattern of behavior by Congress leaders. Party members gathered outside Congress Bhawan in Sector 35, where they burned effigies as a mark of protest. Among those present were In-Charge Ramesh Sahod, youth leader Amandeep Singh, General Secretary Priya Paswan, Vice President Abhay Jha, Vinayak Bhangia, Rahul Chaudhary, Sukhraj Gill, Siddhant Modgil, Ankur Rana, Rajesh Paswan, and other members.