Kolkata will experience a hot and humid April 24 with temperatures around 37°C and a moderate chance of thunderstorms later in the day. With sunrise at around 5:07 AM and sunset near 5:55 PM, brief storm activity may bring temporary relief from the heat.

The EM Bypass continues to be a bottleneck at the Chingrighata crossing due to ongoing Metro work. If you’re traveling toward the IT hubs, the Maa Flyover is the best option to bypass surface-level jams, which typically intensify during late Saturday afternoon shopping hours in Gariahat.

Transit through Shyambazar is steady, but Bali Bridge maintenance continues to force heavy vehicle diversions via Nivedita Setu. A major Metro block on the Green Line (Howrah Maidan to Salt Lake Sector V) begins today and will continue through Monday for CBTC system testing; plan for increased surface-level traffic on connecting roads.

Traffic is currently moving along standard Saturday patterns near Esplanade and BBD Bagh. No major IPL-related restrictions are in place today, as IPL 2026 fixtures show KKR playing an away game against Lucknow Super Giants tomorrow. Security remains alert near Raj Bhawan due to the ongoing run-up to local polls.

The EM Bypass remains a major bottleneck at the Chingrighata crossing due to ongoing Metro Orange Line construction. For those travelling towards IT hubs, Maa Flyover is the best option to avoid surface-level tailbacks during the evening rush.

Transit through Shyambazar is steady, but Bali Bridge maintenance continues to force heavy vehicle diversions via Nivedita Setu. Commuters in New Town should note that the bus diversion near Chinar Park toward Narkelbagan is still active due to localized road blockages.

Traffic is currently moving normally as there is no IPL match at Eden Gardens today (Royal Challengers Bengaluru faces Gujarat Titans in Bengaluru tonight). Standard weekday pressure is expected on J.L. Nehru Road and C.R. Avenue. Security remains vigilant near the Raj Bhawan area for any administrative movements.

Kolkata remains under a heatwave warning today as a persistent dry spell keeps conditions oppressive. Sunrise was at 5.07 am and sunset is scheduled for 6.01 pm. While the morning starts with a "feels like" temperature of 40°C, the Met Office predicts a slight chance of thundery development by late afternoon or evening.

According to Election Commission of India (ECI) guidelines, exit poll data cannot be published or broadcast until all phases of voting across the country are completed. This restriction is aimed at ensuring that early projections do not influence voter behaviour in states where polling is still underway.

West Bengal has recorded the highest ever voter turnout at 91.3%. Before 2026, the highest turnout was recorded in the 2011 Vidhansabha Election with 84.7 per cent.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in the state on phase 1 polling day for campaign rallies in Krishnanagar and Mathurapur. Following his campaign stops, he visited Belur Math, where he spent time interacting with monks and observing the premises.

Voter turnout in Bengal touched 78.77% by 3 PM in phase 1, with districts reporting robust participation. Jhargram recorded 81.04%, Paschim Medinipur 81.07%, South Dinajpur 81.49%, Bankura 79.88%, Murshidabad 79.72%, Cooch Behar 79.26%, while Malda saw 76.22% and Jalpaiguri 78.92% turnout.

Kolkata Police has eased two-wheeler restrictions for the upcoming West Bengal Election 2026. Delivery riders from Ola, Uber, Zomato, and Swiggy, along with office-goers carrying valid ID, are now exempted from the ban starting April 27, 6 AM. The move aims to ensure essential services continue while maintaining election security.

Amid scattered reports of unrest, voter enthusiasm remains high across districts in phase 1. By 1 PM, overall turnout in Bengal stood at 62.18%. Jhargram recorded 65.31%, Paschim Medinipur 65.77%, Bankura 64.58%, Birbhum 63.93%, South Dinajpur 63.05%, Murshidabad 62.71%, Purba Medinipur 62.90%, while Jalpaiguri lagged at 39.51%.

Voting is underway across Darjeeling, Kalimpong and Kurseong in phase 1, with steady queues seen since morning, including tea garden workers. While Trinamool backs BGPM instead of fielding candidates, BJP and other regional players are in the fray. Polling remains peaceful so far.

A voter turnout of 41.11% was recorded till 11 AM in the first phase of polling. Voting continues across constituencies amid tight security arrangements.

Voting in the first phase of the West Bengal Assembly Election 2026 began on Thursday morning, with an early voter turnout of 18.76% recorded till 9 AM. Polling started amid security arrangements across constituencies, with voters queuing up at booths in the early hours. Turnout is expected to rise steadily as more voters arrive at polling stations

Traffic is expected to be moderate across Gariahat, Tollygunge, Behala, and EM Bypass, with intermittent slowdowns at busy intersections. Peak-hour delays of 10–25 minutes are likely due to regular office movement and signal congestion.

Central Kolkata is likely to face heavy congestion today due to political rallies and roadshows across key stretches like Esplanade and central corridors. Traffic diversions and delays of 20–35 minutes are expected.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday urged voters in West Bengal and Tamil Nadu to participate enthusiastically in the Assembly elections, describing voting as a "sacred democratic duty". In a post on X, he made a special appeal to young people and women to "vote in large numbers".

Traffic is expected to remain moderate but slow-moving across Shyambazar, Belgachhia, and Dum Dum. Regular congestion on BT Road and nearby crossings continues, with peak-hour delays of around 10–20 minutes.

Kolkata will see a hot and humid April 23 with temperatures around 36–37°C and low chances of rain. With sunrise at 5:08 AM and sunset near 6:06 PM, the city continues under intense heat, with only slight chances of isolated storms.

Trinamool Congress candidate Swapna Barman, cast her vote at a polling station along with her family. The Asian Games gold medallist is the TMC candidate from Rajganj. On Thursday morning, she voted at Patkata BFP School near her residence. After casting her vote, she left for her Assembly constituency.

Suvendu Adhikari alleged that his polling agent was arrested and raised complaints against Pingla OC Chinmoy Pramanik. He said the matter has been reported to state police observer Mishra and CEO Manoj Agarwal, demanding immediate removal and suspension of the officer.

Trinamool Congress candidate Pabitra Kar cast his vote during Phase 1 of the West Bengal Assembly elections in Nandigram. He voted at Booth No. 7 of Shambhunath Primary School. BJP candidate and Leader of the Opposition, Suvendu Adhikari, is also contesting from the same constituency.

Kolkata will experience a hot and humid April 22, with temperatures nearing 38°C and a low chance of rain. With sunrise at 5:11 AM and sunset around 6:00 PM, the city remains under a rising heat trend, with only a slight chance of isolated thunderstorms.

The EM Bypass continues to face bottlenecks at Chingrighata due to ongoing Metro Orange Line construction. For a smoother commute toward Salt Lake or Sector V, using the Maa Flyover remains the most reliable way to avoid surface-level tailbacks during the evening rush.

Transit through Shyambazar is steady, but the Bali Bridge remains under maintenance, requiring heavy vehicles to divert through Nivedita Setu. In New Town, the bus diversion from Chinar Park toward Narkelbagan via Akankha is still in effect due to a persistent road blockage in that stretch.

Traffic is currently moving normally after the conclusion of IPL-related restrictions from earlier this week. However, standard peak-hour pressure is expected on JL Nehru Road and near Esplanade. Commuters should watch for localised slow-downs if any afternoon processions or administrative security measures are implemented near the Raj Bhavan.

Sharad Pawar has been admitted to Mumbai’s Breach Candy Hospital for a routine check-up, according to PTI. Sources said the 85-year-old leader is undergoing follow-up tests and there is “nothing serious”. Pawar, who recently took oath as a Rajya Sabha MP in a wheelchair, had earlier been hospitalised in Pune in February due to mild dehydration.

Kolkata is expected to see a hot and humid April 21 with temperatures around 36°C and a moderate to high chance of thunderstorms later in the day. With sunrise at 5:09 AM and sunset at 6:05 PM, brief storm activity may bring temporary relief from the heat.

A moderate earthquake struck Manipur in the early hours of Tuesday, jolting residents out of their sleep and triggering panic across several districts. The quake, measuring 5.2 on the Richter scale, hit at 5.59 am IST on April 21. Its epicentre was located in Kamjong district, an area close to the India-Myanmar border.

The EM Bypass continues to be a primary bottleneck at the Chingrighata crossing due to ongoing Metro Orange Line construction. Travelers heading toward the IT hubs are advised to use the Maa Flyover to bypass surface-level jams, which are expected to intensify during the evening rush hour.

Traffic is steady through Shyambazar and along B.T. Road. However, heavy vehicle diversions remain in effect via Nivedita Setu as maintenance work continues on the Bali Bridge. In New Town, the bus diversion from Chinar Park toward Narkelbagan via Akankha is still active due to localized road blockages.

Traffic is currently moving normally, but authorities remain vigilant near Raj Bhawan and Esplanade due to ongoing administrative security. Commuters should expect standard weekday congestion on J.L. Nehru Road and C.R. Avenue. Note that the major IPL-related restrictions from yesterday have been lifted, as no matches are scheduled at Eden Gardens

A 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck northern Japan, triggering tsunami warnings for coastal areas including Iwate and Hokkaido. Authorities warned of waves up to 3 metre and urged residents to evacuate immediately, as emergency teams monitor the situation and assess potential damage.

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has arrived in New Delhi for a three-day visit, where he will hold talks with PM Narendra Modi on key areas including AI, shipbuilding, trade, etc. The visit underscores growing cultural and political ties, as both countries push for stronger collaboration in regional security and economic frameworks.

The Supreme Court has issued pan-India guidelines to improve highway safety, banning heavy vehicle parking and illegal roadside structures. Citing rising fatalities, it directed strict enforcement within 60 days, with district task forces and tech-based monitoring to curb accidents and ensure safer travel.

The US intercepted and seized the Iranian cargo vessel Touska in international waters near the Gulf of Oman, about 550 km from the Strait of Hormuz. The ship, en route to Bandar Abbas from Malaysia, was halted after warnings and disabling fire, escalating tensions between Washington and Tehran.

Iran has dismissed reports of a second round of negotiations with the United States in Islamabad, saying the current environment does not support meaningful dialogue and accusing Washington of complicating the process. State news agency IRNA said, "The reports circulating about a second round of negotiations in Islamabad are false.

The Jagannath Dham is set to complete one year of operations on Akshaya Tritiya, marking the milestone with a remarkable surge in footfall. Since its inauguration on April 30, 2025, the seaside shrine has welcomed over 1.3 crore devotees. In less than a year, the temple has emerged as one of eastern India's fastest-growing religious destinations.

In South Kolkata, the EM Bypass remains a persistent bottleneck, particularly at the Chingrighata crossing, where ongoing Metro Orange Line work continues to restrict lane capacity. Drivers are strongly advised to use the Maa Flyover to bypass surface-level congestion when traveling between the south and the IT hubs.

Traffic is steady through Shyambazar, but the Bali Bridge maintenance continues to force heavy vehicle diversions via Nivedita Setu. In New Town, a local blockage near Chinar Park has diverted all buses heading toward Narkelbagan through the Akankha crossing.

Brace for major gridlock due to today’s IPL match at Eden Gardens. From noon to 9 pm, Red Road, Mayo Road, and Gostha Pal Sarani are under heavy restrictions or closed. Parking is prohibited across the Maidan area, and goods vehicles are barred. Expect heavy pedestrian crowds near Esplanade; avoid the area unless heading to the stadium.

The city is entering a period of extreme heat, with clear skies and rising temperatures following the recent thunderstorm activity. Sunrise was at 5.12 am and sunset is scheduled for 5.57 pm. While the morning remains bright, the IMD has predicted hot and humid conditions to persist across South Bengal.

Traffic is expected to be moderate across Gariahat, Tollygunge, Behala, and EM Bypass, with intermittent slowdowns at key intersections. Conditions are relatively smoother, though delays of 10–25 minutes are possible during busy hours.

Central Kolkata is expected to face heavy congestion across Esplanade, Dharmatala, and Park Street due to high vehicle density and weekend movement. Expect delays of around 20–30 minutes in busy commercial areas.

Traffic is expected to remain moderate with slow movement in Shyambazar, Belgachhia, and Dum Dum. Usual congestion on the BT Road and nearby crossings may cause delays of around 10–20 minutes during peak hours.

Kolkata will witness a very warm and mostly dry day on April 19, with temperatures ranging between 26°C and 36°C. The city will experience mostly sunny skies with high humidity, making it feel hotter. Sunrise was at around 5:11 AM and sunset is expected to happen near 6:04 PM, while rain chances remain very low at around 5–10%.

Central Kolkata is experiencing heavy congestion across Esplanade, Dharmatala, and Park Street due to high vehicle density and commercial activity. Traffic movement is expected to be slow in office hubs, with delays likely between 20–30 minutes, especially during peak hours.

Traffic in North Kolkata is expected to remain moderate with slow-moving stretches around Shyambazar, Belgachhia, and Dum Dum. Congestion is visible on key arterial routes like BT Road, especially during peak hours. Occasional disruptions and lane blockages may cause delays of around 10–20 minutes.

Kolkata will experience a very warm and humid April 18, with temperatures around 36°C and low chances of rain. With sunrise at around 5:12 AM and sunset near 6:03 PM, the city continues under a steady pre-summer heat spell.

The city is under a thunderstorm warning as the IMD predicts light to moderate rain and lightning later today. Sunrise was at 5.13 am and sunset is scheduled for 5.58 pm, providing 12 hours and 45 minutes of daylight. While temperatures may reach 33°C, gusty winds are likely during squalls.

In North Kolkata, traffic is moving steadily through Shyambazar and on B.T. Road. However, the IMD advises that movement may be regulated judiciously during thunderstorm activity to ensure safety.

Central Kolkata is following standard weekday patterns. Security remains vigilant near the Raj Bhawan and the Chief Electoral Officer's office in Alipore. Commuters should be prepared for potential diversions or slow-downs near Esplanade if sudden rain leads to localized waterlogging.

In South Kolkata, the EM Bypass continues to be a bottleneck at the Chingrighata crossing due to ongoing Metro Orange Line construction. To avoid surface-level congestion, the Maa Flyover remains the best option for traveling toward Sector V or New Town.

In North Kolkata, traffic is currently moving normally on BT Road and through Shyambazar, but the IMD advises that movement may be regulated during the predicted afternoon thundershowers.

Central Kolkata is seeing standard pressure around Esplanade and BBD Bagh. While there are no IPL matches today at Eden Gardens—meaning major road closures on Red Road and Mayo Road are not in effect—be prepared for sudden tailbacks if heavy rain causes waterlogging in the Dalhousie area.

In South Kolkata, the EM Bypass near Chingrighata remains a major bottleneck due to Metro Orange Line construction. Commuters traveling towards New Town or Salt Lake should consider using the Maa Flyoverto avoid surface-level congestion during the afternoon rush.

Kolkata will see a hot and humid April 16 with temperatures around 35°C and a moderate chance of afternoon thunderstorms. With sunrise at around 5:15 AM and sunset near 6:00 PM, brief storm activity may bring short-lived relief from the heat.

Kolkata today, on Poila Boisakh, is set to see a very warm and mostly sunny day, with temperatures ranging between 26°C and 36°C. The city will experience hazy sunshine and high humidity, making it feel hotter than actual levels. Sunrise was at 5:15 AM, and sunset is expected at 6:00 PM, while rain chances remain very low (~5–7%).

Central Kolkata is seeing high footfall around New Market and Esplanade. While most office traffic is absent due to the holiday, shoppers and diners are out in force. Security remains heightened around the Chief Electoral Officer’s office in Alipore due to ongoing administrative activity.

In South Kolkata, the EM Bypass continues to face bottlenecks at the Chingrighata crossing because of Metro Orange Line work. For those heading to festive lunches in Ballygunge or Gariahat, the Maa Flyover remains the most reliable route to bypass surface-level jams.

In North Kolkata, traffic is moving steadily through Shyambazar and along B.T. Road. However, expect localized congestion near historic temples like Dakshineswar and Thanthania Kalibari as devotees perform New Year rituals.

In South Kolkata, the EM Bypass continues to be a major bottleneck at the Chingrighata crossing due to ongoing Metro Orange Line construction. Additionally, security arrangements for the Ambedkar Jayanti observances today may lead to localised gatherings and minor diversions near statues and commemorative sites.

Central Kolkata is seeing standard weekday congestion. However, expect heavier crowds and potential slow-downs near New Market and Esplanade as shoppers flock for last-minute Bengali New Year (Poila Baisakh) purchases. Traffic police have issued advisories for increased footfall around major market hubs.

In North Kolkata, traffic is moving normally on BT Road and through the Shyambazar five-point crossing. Commuters heading toward Howrah should remain aware of ongoing diversions via Nivedita Setu due to maintenance on the Bali Bridge.

Kolkata will witness a hot and mostly dry day on April 14, with temperatures ranging between 26°C and 38°C. The city will see hazy sunshine and high humidity, making it feel hotter. Sunrise was at 5:16 AM, and sunset is expected at 5:59 PM, while rain chances remain very low at around 0–5%.

The city is entering a period of hot and humid conditions as the recent storm activity subsides. Sunrise was at 5.20 am and sunset is scheduled for 5.56 pm, providing nearly 12 hours and 36 minutes of daylight. While the morning is clear, the IMD warns of discomfort as temperatures rise ahead of the Bengali New Year.

In North Kolkata, traffic is following standard weekday patterns. However, a major traffic notification remains relevant for those heading out of the city: a portion of the Bali Bridge is under maintenance, causing buses and heavy vehicles to be diverted to Nivedita Setu.

Central Kolkata remains under standard pressure near Esplanade and BBD Bagh. Following the high-profile nomination filings earlier this week, security is stable but persistent near the Election Commission's office in Alipore. If travelling between Central and South Kolkata, note that Red Road and Queens Way are currently reported as free-flowing.

In South Kolkata, the EM Bypass continues to be a bottleneck at the Chingrighata crossing due to ongoing Metro construction. Commuters are advised to use the Maa Flyover to avoid these surface-level jams when travelling towards Salt Lake or Sector V.

Kolkata will witness a hot and mostly dry day on April 12, with temperatures nearing 39°C and almost no chance of rain. Sunrise happened around 5:19 AM, and sunset is expected to happen around 5:56 PM, as the city transitions into a warm and humid phase after recent thunderstorms.

Traffic in South Kolkata remains moderate with intermittent slowdowns across Gariahat, Tollygunge, and Behala. Usual congestion during peak hours continues, though conditions are relatively smoother compared to central zones. Commuters may experience delays of around 10–25 minutes on busy routes.

Central Kolkata is witnessing heavy congestion, especially around Esplanade, Jawaharlal Nehru Road, and Dharmatala, worsened by hawker encroachments and high vehicle density. Traffic movement remains slow in key commercial areas, with commuters likely to face delays of 20–30 minutes.

Traffic in North Kolkata is mostly moderate but slow-moving in pockets like Shyambazar, Belgachhia, and Dum Dum is expected. Usual congestion persists on BT Road and nearby crossings, while occasional disruptions due to local incidents and peak-hour rush may cause delays of around 10–20 minutes.

In South Kolkata, the EM Bypass near Chingrighata remains a known bottleneck due to ongoing Metro Orange Line construction. For those attending events at GD Birla Sabhaghar or Eden Courtyard, the Maa Flyover is the most reliable route to avoid surface-level congestion at Park Circus.

Central Kolkata is expected to see typical weekend volume. Commuters should be aware of standard one-way restrictions in the Burrabazar and B.B.D. Bagh areas. While the earlier political nomination rallies have concluded, general security remains standard near the Raj Bhawan vicinity.

In North Kolkata, traffic is flowing smoothly on B.T. Road and through Shyambazar. The IMD predicts dry weather for most of the region today, though light rain is possible in far northern districts like Darjeeling.

In South Kolkata, the EM Bypass continues to be the primary point of concern. Construction work for the Metro Orange Line near Chingrighata remains a permanent bottleneck. To avoid delays, travelers from the South toward New Town or Salt Lake are advised to use the Maa Flyover, which is operating without any reported accidents this morning.

Central Kolkata remains busy but more accessible compared to earlier this week. The high-profile nomination activity near Alipore & Kalighat has settled, though a minor security presence persists near Election Commission's office due to recent political clashes. Expect standard congestion on JL Nehru Road and Esplanade as the weekend approaches.

In North Kolkata, traffic is returning to its usual Friday rhythm. Major routes like A.P.C. Road and C.R. Avenue are moving smoothly now that the storm-related visibility issues have cleared. However, the Kolkata Police have maintained vigilance near Shyambazar for any residual waterlogging in low-lying lanes.

The intense Kalbaishakhi activity is tapering off as the city moves towards a mostly sunny and pleasant day. Sunrise was at 5.21 am and sunset is scheduled for 5.55 pm, providing approximately 12 hours and 34 minutes of daylight. While clouds may linger, the heavy squalls of the past two days are expected to subside into a warm, clear afternoon.

South Kolkata is experiencing moderate to heavy traffic in Gariahat, Tollygunge, Behala, and EM Bypass due to waterlogging and rain disruptions. Key intersections remain slow-moving, with commuters expected to face delays ranging between 15–30 minutes during busy hours.

Central Kolkata is the worst affected, with heavy congestion across Esplanade, Dharmatala, Sealdah, and Park Street. Office rush combined with ongoing rain has intensified traffic snarls, leading to peak hour delays of 20–35 minutes in the city’s busiest commercial zones.

Traffic in North Kolkata remains slow to congested across Dum Dum, Belgachhia, and Shyambazar due to rain-induced waterlogging and narrow roads. Key stretches like BT Road are witnessing bottlenecks, with commuters likely to face delays of around 15–25 minutes during peak hours.

Kolkata is set for a stormy April 9 with cloudy skies, temperatures around 30–33°C, and a very high (85–90%) chance of rain. Sunrise was at 5:22 AM and sunset is expected around 5:55 PM, while IMD has issued a yellow alert for thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds.

In South Kolkata, the EM Bypass continues to be a bottleneck at Chingrighata due to Orange Line Metro construction. While the traffic department has granted an NOC for upcoming night blocks in May, daytime congestion remains high. Travelers to Sector V are encouraged to use the Maa Flyover to bypass surface-level jams.

Central Kolkata is facing major disruptions today. West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee is scheduled to file her nomination for the Bhabanipur Assembly seat, leading to heavy security and potential diversions near Alipore and Kalighat. Additionally, recent political activity has kept stretches around Hare Street and C.R. Avenue congested.

In North Kolkata, traffic remains steady but is expected to slow down significantly if the predicted thundersquall hits. Kolkata Police advise caution on B.T. Road and near Shyambazar due to potential visibility drops during heavy downpours.

Kolkata will see a cloudy, humid day on April 8 with a maximum of 34–35°C and a minimum of 23–24°C. There's a very high (80–90%) chance of thunderstorms and rain. Sunrise was at 5:24 AM, and sunset is expected at 5:53 PM, while gusty winds and ongoing storm activity may disrupt normal routines.

The EM Bypass continues to be a major bottleneck at the Chingrighata crossing due to ongoing Metro Orange Line work. To avoid the surface-level congestion at Park Circus, the Maa Flyover remains the best option for traveling toward Sector V or New Town. Note that SUV movement (up to 14-seaters) is now permitted on the AJC Bose Road Flyover.

While no major political rallies are scheduled for today, security remains heightened near the Chief Electoral Officer's office and Raj Bhawan. One-way restrictions on Radhabazar Street and Meher Ali Road are being strictly enforced until 9:00 PM. If heavy rain hits this evening, expect significant tailbacks near Esplanade and B.B.D. Bagh.

In North Kolkata, traffic is currently moving normally through the Shyambazar five-point crossing and B.T. Road. However, commuters should prepare for sudden slow-downs later today as the IMD warns that intense rain spells may cause reduced visibility and waterlogging in urban pockets.

Kolkata will see mostly cloudy skies with a high of 32°C and a low of 23°C. Sunrise was at 5:22 AM, and sunset is expected at 5:55 PM. There's a 65% chance of rain with scattered thunderstorms expected later today.

The EM Bypass remains a point of concern at the Chingrighata crossing due to ongoing Metro construction. While a new parallel road has been built to ease the flow, expect slow movement during peak office hours. For those travelling to the stadium from the south, using the Metro to Esplanade is highly recommended.

Traffic is moving normally through Shyambazar and BT Road. However, commuters should avoid Strand Road and Khudiram Bose Road later this afternoon, as these will be closed or restricted starting at 4 pm due to the IPL match at Eden Gardens.

Central Kolkata will face significant congestion today. Eden Gardens hosts KKR vs PBKS tonight, and the Kolkata Police have announced major restrictions from 4 pm to 1 am. Key roads like Gostha Pal Sarani and North Brooke Avenue will be closed, and parking is strictly prohibited on Red Road, Mayo Road.

Kolkata is transitioning from a sweltering hot spell to more comfortable, thundery conditions today. Sunrise occurred at 5.24 am and sunset is expected at 5.53 pm, providing approximately 12 hours and 29 minutes of daylight. While temperatures are currently around 31°C, the Regional Meteorological Centre has predict

Expect delays on *Diamond Harbour Road* and near *Behala Chowrasta* as auto unions on the Rashbehari-Behala routes are adjusting operations. Police are conducting strict checks at *Exide Crossing* and AJC Bose Road following recent complaints regarding fare surges.