Kolkata, Jul 29 (PTI) Following are PTI top stories

Kolkata, Jul 29 (PTI) Following are PTI top stories
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Following are PTI top stories from the eastern region at 9 pm. STORIES ON THE WIRE: CAL 1 WB-2NDLD MAMATA Jolted in LS polls, Mamata asks TMC leaders to return to grassroots Kolkata: Buffeted by reverses in the Lok Sabha polls, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday unveiled a massive public outreach programme under which over 1,000 party leaders will visit 10,000 villages over the next 100 days to understand people's problems and redress their grievances.

CAL 6 OD-GI TAG-RASAGOLA 'Odisha Rasagola' bags much-awaited GI tag Bhubaneswar: Odisha on Monday bagged the much-awaited Geographical Indication (GI) tag for its 'Rasagola', a syrupy confectionery made of cottage cheese, official sources said. CAL 8 AS-ASSEMBLY-ENCROACHMENT 832 sq km of Assam land encroached by neighbouring states: Minister Guwahati: In total 832.67 sq km of Assam's land has been encroached by its neighbouring states with Nagaland occupying the largest area of 594.90 sq km till February, the state Assembly was told on Monday.

CAL 10 AS-LD FLOOD Four fresh deaths in Assam floods, toll rises to 86 Guwahati: Four more people died on Monday due to floods in Assam, mounting the toll to 86 this monsoon season. CAL 11 WB-MAMATA-LD UNNAO Mamata demands high-level probe into Unnao rape survivor's accident, urges PM to take action Kolkata: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday criticised the BJP government at the Centre for failing to ensure the safety of the Unnao rape survivor and demanded a high-level probe into the accident involving the victim.

CAL 12 OD-RAIN Incessant rain triggers flood-like situation in parts of Odisha Bhubaneswar: Incessant rain triggered a flood-like situation in some parts of Odisha on Monday, with the meteorological department issuing a 'red warning' for some districts as it forecast heavy downpour in those areas for the next one week..

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