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Morning Headlines – 04 February 2026
Headline 1: Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to Speak in Supreme Court Today
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee will speak in the Supreme Court on February 4 in connection with the SIR case. What makes this moment special is that she will not be speaking as a lawyer. Instead, she will present her arguments as an ordinary citizen. Leaders of the Trinamool Congress said that Mamata Banerjee wants to place her views directly before the court to explain her stand. Political experts say this move shows her confidence and determination. The case is being closely watched across the country, as it involves important legal and political questions.
Headline 2: Partha Chatterjee Gets Place in Two Assembly Committees After Release from Jail
After coming out of jail, former Education Minister Partha Chatterjee has been included in two committees of the West Bengal Assembly. He has been given a role in the Housing Committee and also in the Disaster Management and Fire Services Committee. Partha Chatterjee is the MLA from Behala West. His return to these committees has started fresh discussions in political circles. Supporters say it is part of the Assembly process, while critics are questioning the decision. Still, the Assembly authorities have confirmed his appointment.
Headline 3: Bank Employees Announce Nationwide Strike on February 12
Bank employees across India have announced a fresh strike. On February 12, banks are expected to remain closed all over the country. The strike is being called to protest against new labour codes and some central government policies. Bank unions are demanding two days of weekly holidays for banks. They say that employees are under heavy work pressure and need better work-life balance. Customers are advised to finish important banking work before the strike date to avoid inconvenience.
Headline 4: Earthquake Felt Again in Kolkata, Epicentre in Myanmar
Kolkata experienced tremors once again late at night, causing fear among residents. People in different parts of the city felt the ground shake for a short time. According to reports, the earthquake’s epicentre was in Myanmar. The intensity of the quake was measured at 6 on the Richter scale. Although there were no immediate reports of damage in Kolkata, many people rushed out of their homes in panic. Disaster management teams are keeping a close watch on the situation.
Headline 5: United States and Iran Continue Talks to Reduce Tension
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has confirmed that talks are ongoing with Iran to reduce tension in the Persian Gulf region. He made this announcement at the White House on Tuesday. The discussions aim to avoid conflict and improve stability in the region. Global leaders are watching these talks carefully, as peace in the Persian Gulf is important for the world economy, especially for oil supply. Officials from both sides have not shared many details yet, but the talks are said to be moving forward.
Headline 6: Heavy Snowfall Traps Tourists Near Atal Tunnel
A massive avalanche near the Atal Tunnel has caused serious trouble for tourists. Many travelers are stuck on the Manali to Keylong national highway. Continuous heavy snowfall has badly affected the road and transport system of Himachal Pradesh. Rescue teams are working to reach stranded tourists and provide help. Authorities have advised people to avoid unnecessary travel in the region until weather conditions improve. The situation remains challenging due to extreme cold and snow.
Headline 7: Global Shock Over New Names in Epstein Files
There is fresh global discussion after shocking claims about the infamous Epstein files. According to reports, the names of famous personalities like Sachin Tendulkar, Lionel Messi, and David Beckham have appeared in these files. This news has surprised people around the world. However, experts are urging the public not to jump to conclusions, as the presence of a name does not mean wrongdoing. Investigations and verifications are still ongoing. The issue has once again brought the Epstein case into global focus.