Seismic Activity in Eastern India Triggers Widespread Public Alert and Digital Response

A series of tremors were detected across eastern India and neighboring Bangladesh, with reports emerging from multiple regions including Kolkata, West Bengal. The seismic event, while not yet officially classified by geological authorities, prompted immediate public reaction, primarily manifesting on digital platforms. Analysis indicates a rapid surge in online activity, particularly on social media platform X, where users sought real-time information and shared firsthand accounts. This digital response underscores the growing role of social media as both an early warning system and a source of community verification during geophysical incidents. The event highlights regional seismic vulnerability and the public's heightened sensitivity to such phenomena. Further assessment is required to determine the exact epicenter, magnitude, and potential geological implications. The incident serves as a case study in public engagement with natural events and the intersection of traditional monitoring with digital citizen reporting.