As Bihar Assembly elections are approaching, confusion and competition regarding seats within the Grand Alliance is increasing. The allies are facing each other in many assembly constituencies, due to which questions are being raised on the unity of the alliance.

Efforts may have been made to coordinate seats between RJD, Congress, Left parties and VIP, but the equations at the ground level are telling a different story. Friendly competition has developed at many places, where the constituent parties of the Grand Alliance are directly challenging each other.

The most interesting contest will take place on these 6 seats.

The most interesting situation has arisen in seats like Warisaliganj, Narkatiaganj, Kahalgaon, Sultanganj, Vaishali and Sikandra. Both RJD and Congress have fielded their candidates in these areas. For example, from Warisaliganj, RJD has fielded Anita Devi Mahato, while Congress has given ticket to Satish Kumar. Similarly, in Narkatiaganj, Deepak Yadav of RJD will face Shashwat Kedar Pandey of Congress.

RJD’s Rajneesh Bharti and Congress’s Praveen Singh Kushwaha are face to face in Kahalgaon. In Sultanganj too, an interesting contest will be seen between Chandan Sinha (RJD) and Lalan Kumar (Congress). There will be a direct contest between RJD’s Ajay Kushwaha and Congress’s E. Sanjeev Singh on Vaishali seat. On Sikandra seat, experienced leaders of both the parties, Uday Narayan Choudhary of RJD and Vinod Choudhary of Congress are fighting the electoral battle with each other.

Direct confrontation between Congress and Left parties at many places

Within the Grand Alliance, there is a situation of direct competition between Congress and Left parties at many places. Both Congress and CPI have fielded candidates on seats like Bachhwara, Biharsharif, Karghar and Rajapakar. Congress’s Garib Das will face CPI’s Awadhesh Rai from Bachhwara, while Shiv Kumar Yadav (Congress) and Omair Khan (CPI) are facing each other in Biharsharif. Santosh Mishra of Congress will face Mahendra Gupta of CPI on Karghar seat. Whereas in Rajapakar seat, Pratima Das from Congress and Mohit Paswan from CPI are in the fray.

Clash between RJD and VIP on these two seats

Apart from this, a situation of conflict has also arisen between RJD and VIP party. In Babubarhi, RJD’s Arun Kushwaha will face VIP’s Bindu Gulab Yadav, while in Chainpur seat, VIP’s Balgovind Bind is in the fray against RJD’s Braj Kishore Singh.

Political analysts believe that competition within the grand alliance on these seats can harm the opposition alliance. While BJP and JDU have maintained tight coordination in candidate selection, this “friendly fight” of the Grand Alliance may prove to be an advantage for the ruling NDA on many seats.

During the ‘audition’ of dance and singing competition in a hotel complex in Rishikesh, a person associated with the Hinduist organization allegedly created a ruckus over the girls’ costumes. This incident is being reported on October 3, but after its video went viral on social media, this matter has now come to light.

According to eyewitnesses, describing themselves as members of the Hinduist organization, the said person reached the audition site being held in the basement of the hotel without the permission of the organizers and started pressurizing the girls’ costumes as’ unfair ‘and immediately pressurized them to leave.

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The young man created a ruckus with girls’ clothes

In the viral video on social media, it can be seen that the person is asking girls to ‘do not spoil’ the culture of Rishikesh and ‘stop it all’. He can be heard saying, ‘This is not our culture. In the video, the girls giving ‘audition’ are also seen arguing with her and telling her a lot.

She is seen arguing that when her parents have no objection to their costumes, no outsider has any right to interrupt them. However, the local police and administration have denied knowing about the incident.

Audition was going on in Lions Club Royal

According to the information received, these auditions were being taken under the dance-singing competition organized for the Diwali fair of ‘Lions Club Royal’ on October 4. Later, Rishikesh’s Mayor Shambhu Paswan, who came to attend the municipal meeting at the hotel, also reached the site of the ‘audition’ on receiving information about the uproar and encouraged the girls present there.

Pankaj Chandani, president of ‘Rishikesh Lions Club Royal’, said that any person should have taken the permission of the organizers before entering the ‘audition’ site. He informed that the club has been organizing dance and singing competition continuously for the last five years. Chandani said, our organization is related to social, educational and public welfare works. We also respect Indian culture and rites.

He also said that the club provides a platform for local talents to move forward, and many talents related to this platform have reached the national level. In this subject, the hotel management said that ‘Lions Club Royal’ was provided the hotel location free of cost, so it is the right of the organizers to make any comment about the uproar.

Opal Suchata Miss World 2025: Opal Suchata Chuangasari of Thailand, who won the Miss World 2025 title, remains in the discussion at this time. After winning this Miss World, Opal Suchata expressed his desire to visit many temples in India. His list also includes the Ram temple of Ayodhya. Talking to IANS, he also spoke openly about cultural relations between India and Thailand.

Suchata has expressed his desire to visit many temples in India. She told that she also wants to go to visit the grand Ram temple of Ayodhya. He said- ‘I want to see many temples of India. I find these places very beautiful and special. Like I said, culture and trades of India and Thailand are very similar to each other. Therefore, seeing and knowing these places will be a very good and special experience.

Relationships between India and Thailand
Let us know that the cultural and commercial relationship between India and Thailand is quite old. In Thailand, India’s famous book ‘Ramayana’ is called ‘Ramkien’. This story has a profound impact on Thailand’s books, art and traditions of kings and emperors. Hanuman ji has been given a special place in ‘Ramkien’. His fickle behavior has been painted.

Suchta Chuangasari gave messages to women of Hyderabad
Chuangasari has given a special message for the women of Telangana. Let us know that the Grand Finale of Miss World 2025 was organized in Telangana, Hyderabad. He said, ‘I got a lot of inspiration from the women of Telangana. The strength, courage and beauty of your heart have affected me a lot. I got a lot of love and support from the women here. I think the women of India are very strong and can do whatever they want in their lives.

About Miss World 2025
Miss World 2025 was attended by around 108 contestants from all over the world. Model Nandini Gupta participated in it from India. However, she could make it to the top-20 in the Miss World 2025 title race. Czech Republic’s current Miss World Christina Pisjkova handed over her crown to the new Miss World Chuangasari. This is Thailand’s first major beauty pageant win.

What did Opal Suchata say when winning Miss World?
Talking to IANS on this victory, Chuangsari said, ‘This is a big success for me. I am very proud when Thailand is recognized on the stage of Miss World. This is our first Miss World crown and we have waited for more than 70 years to get it. I really feel that the people of my country are also feeling proud.

Home Projector’s market is gaining momentum in the country and BENQ of this segment has launched two new flagship 4K models: W5850 and W4100i. Of these, W5850 has a price of Rs 7,00,000 and W4100i is Rs 4,00,000. Both these projector will be available through all the major Home AVSI partners across the country. These projectors have Cinematiccolor Technology (100% DCI-P3) of Benq and HDR-PRO for better color accuracy. Benq’s Managing Director of India and South Asia, Rajeev singh From Gadgets 360 Has discussed new trends and strategy of the company in the country’s market. Its major excerpts are being given here.

How do you see the market of smart projector in India in the next 5 years? What will be your contribution to this growth?

In the market of smart projectors, only home projector segment is increasing. The segments of data projector and B2B projector are stable. However, the segment of the home projector is increasing at a high speed. The reason for this is that the way of consuming people has changed and along with this there have been major changes in projector technology. Earlier, there were many obstacles in the use of home projectors. One of these included large dark rooms, a white projector screen and complex installation. All these obstacles have been removed due to better technology. The total duration of projector running has also increased to about 30,000 hours. In such a situation, if you use the projector 5 hours per day, then your projector will run for 10 to 15 years.

Most people prefer to watch content at home instead of high-intensity individuals (HNI) multiplexes, especially. These people are spending the house on making a multiplex. Our company is pioneer in the project of projector in the country and our market share is about 50 percent. Apart from this, our share in the 4K Projector segment is 42-43 percent. It is about 51 percent in the portable projector segment. We estimate that the Home Entertainment Projector Market will continue to grow at the rate of 20-25 percent on the year-by-year basis. At this rate, the market can be almost double in the next three to four years.

India is a sensitive but ambitious market for many companies. How to balance Benq with affordability and premium innovation in this market?

I believe that India is not sensitive to a price, but a market related to value. Indian customers give more priority value than price. We also have a brand focused on a value and the value we offer in our price range is the best in the market. Because of this we hold a leading place in the market. Our products are not cheap but no other competitive brand can compete with the price on which we provide value. In terms of affordability, we offer a large range of products at various price points. This makes it easier to choose the value of customers.

What will be the next in terms of quality and performance of image with an increase in laser projection and 4K? How are you integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) in projectors?

The new feature in picture quality is 100 % DCI-P3, which is found in professional-grade cinema. We have included this feature in our new projects – W5850 and W4100i. With this, you can enjoy professional-grade cinema color quality at home. In commercial cinema, next big thing Rec. Will see 2020. This is a new standard upgrade for commercial theaters. We have launched laser TV projector, which Rec. Complets 95 percent of 2020.

For AI in projectors, our new projectors have started integrating AI. You will experience it in W5850 and W4100i. AI takes your picture performance to the next level. Through the AI, the projector automatically knows the conditions of lighting and in real time adjust the quality of the image as well as increase brightness and color according to environment. Along with this, you can enjoy AI cinema mode in our new projects.

How is Benq strengthening itself in the country’s projector market as compared to local and international competitions?

This segment has an international competition. We are proud that we hold a leading place in the market and are performing well. We believe in making them instead of walking on trends. For example, we have introduced AI cinema with our W5850 and W4100i projects and we have revealed new technology. For our customers in the projector segment, we try to be a pioneer in bringing advanced innovations.

Which region is the largest market for Benq in terms of projector in India and where do you see the most sales?

In the country, our projectors have the highest demand in South and West Regons. There is clearly strong demand in South and West Regons compared to North and East Regons. The main reason for this is that people have more enthusiasm about movies and content in these regions and they like to watch content on big screen. Mumbai is an important market for us as being a Bollywood hub. People are very enthusiastic about movies in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana and we are getting good demand from these areas as well.

Can the projector replace TV in future and how is the duration of both of them different?

Yes, this can happen but it will be partial. It cannot be said that in the future, the projector will be able to replace TV. For example, a home projector can replace smart television from 75 inches. The reason for this is that there is a direct source of TV light, like you see a light blub. Conversely, a projector depends on the reflected light. Because of this, people who want to see content on a big screen are using projectors. The period of running of these two is almost the same.