Mamata Banerjee urged protesting teachers to end their siege and return to school, assuring them the state would ensure their salaries. The government submitted lists to disburse salaries, distinguishing between 'tainted' and 'untainted' candidates, following court orders. Protests continue as teachers seek job security and clarity on OMR sheet discrepancies, while non-teaching staff demand their case be raised in court.

Schools have reopened here after 10 days. Due to the violence on 11th April, schools were closed. The situation in Dhuliyan is better now. There are no problems now. Such an incident never took place here in the past... the local said speaking to ANI.

Kolkata hospitals are rapidly integrating AI to revolutionize healthcare. Charnock Hospital employs AI for continuous patient monitoring and early warning systems, while Woodlands Hospital is digitizing operations for streamlined, paperless processes. Manipal Hospitals utilizes AI for diagnostics and nurse handovers.

Calcutta University is urgently working to create Academic Bank of Credit (ABC) IDs for over 3 lakh undergraduate students before the UGC's June deadline. Facing staff shortages, CU has directed affiliated colleges to expedite the process, deemed mandatory for higher studies under the new credit storage system.

Kolkata Traffic Police have announced extensive traffic regulations for the IPL 2025 match between KKR and GT at Eden Gardens on April 21. Restrictions, diversions, and parking prohibitions will be enforced from 4 PM to 1 AM, affecting goods vehicles and key roads around Victoria Memorial.

West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose is addressing violence and corruption in the state, calling them 'cancerous growths.' He is visiting violence-affected regions in Murshidabad and Malda, noting a decrease in complaints since the deployment of Central Forces.

Murshidabad is slowly returning to normalcy after recent violence, with security forces maintaining a presence. Cobbler Shiva Ravidas opened his shop after eight days, noting that while many shops reopened, Hindu-owned businesses remained closed initially due to safety concerns. An arrest was made in connection with the murders during the violence, with the accused allegedly tampering with CCTV footage.

Around 35 passengers had a narrow escape after a private bus caught fire on Vidyasagar Setu late Thursday night. The driver noticed smoke from the engine and stopped the bus in time. Passengers were safely evacuated, some through windows, before flames engulfed the vehicle. No casualties were reported in the incident.

The Vaccines: Injecting Hope exhibition has opened at Science City, Kolkata, showcasing the global effort behind COVID-19 vaccine development. A collaborative project by NCSM, SMG, and supported by Wellcome UK and ICMR, the exhibition details the rapid scientific advancements and human stories behind vaccine creation. Open until September 2025, it aims to educate millions about the critical role of vaccines.

Following the recent violence in Murshidabad, West Bengal, initial probes suggest possible involvement of Bangladeshi miscreants. The MHA is coordinating with state authorities to maintain peace and considering enhanced border security. Over 200 arrests have been made and 11 FIRs registered after demonstrations against the waqf law led to three deaths.

The BhagalpurHowrah Vande Bharat Express faced a stone-pelting incident near Hatpuraini halt, damaging a coach window. Railway officials are reviewing CCTV footage and the RPF has launched an investigation to identify the culprits. DRM Manish Kumar Gupta assured strict action against those responsible.

Murshidabad district in West Bengal is slowly returning to normal after days of unrest. Shops are reopening, and displaced families are returning home. Police are working to maintain peace and curb misinformation. Authorities have arrested 210 people. They are investigating violent clashes that resulted in three deaths. Police are urging residents to resume their normal lives.

Following violent protests in West Bengal's Murshidabad over the Waqf (Amendment) Act, BJP leaders are accusing the TMC of appeasement politics and inciting violence. State BJP president Sukanta Majumdar condemned TMC MP Bapi Halder's controversial remarks and alleged targeted violence against Hindus. The TMC dismissed the accusations, alleging a conspiracy to malign Bengal's image and cross-border involvement.