Rahul Gandhi Critiques Vote Theft in Bihar; Upendra Kushwaha Responds
Patna, September 3: In a recent address, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi raised concerns about vote theft while referencing Maharashtra and West Bengal. He accused the BJP of ignoring the publics needs, claiming that the government formed through vote theft does not prioritize the citizens. In response, Upendra Kushwaha, a member of the National Lok Morcha ... Read more Rahul Gandhi Critiques Vote Theft in Bihar; Upendra Kushwaha Responds
Dawoodi Bohras launch natl eye health event, 1st camp at Hwh school
Worms found crawling in khichuri served to children at West Bengal anganwadi
Worms found crawling in khichuri served to children at West Bengal anganwadi
Half-matched bone marrow transplant at NRS
Rs 4.7k cr project to rid Hwh of waterlogging
1 dead, 7 injured on flooded Hwh roads
Kol Families Reach Nepal, Submit DNA Samples
West Bengal government using police against Opposition, says TMC MP
Sagarika Ghose says FIRs are being registered against Trinamool leaders and workers without following due process; links fresh arrests in Kolkata billboard row to wider crackdown on the party
Nandan Exhibition To Showcase Uttam Kumars BTS Stills, Ads
Take On Silent Bullying On Campus & Beyond, Experts Urge Schools, Parents
Get fire act together in 30 days, Bengal minister tells hotels
Kolkatas oldest barowari Durga Puja runs into legal wrangle, poll, violence
KMC food dept heat on Chinatown restaurants
Bengal completes survey of 54.6L households for PMAY
BJP to go it alone in KMC, Hwh polls, says Samik, rules out alliance with NCPI
BJP signals to go solo in upcoming Bengal civic polls despite NCPI's push for NDA alliance
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) appears set to go solo in the upcoming civic elections in West Bengal, despite growing indications from its ally at the Centre, the Nationalist Citizens Party of India (NCPI), that it wants to contest the polls alongside the saffron party. The contrasting positions have brought the relationship between the two parties under the spotlight ahead of the municipal elections, which are likely to be held in December. While the NCPI wants its partnership with the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) at the Centre to extend to Bengal, the BJP's state leadership has made it clear that it is preparing to fight the civic polls on its own.
Civic polls: Seat reservation draft to be published by mid-Sept, says SEC
3-hour rescue saves elephant, calf in Alipurduar
Malda authorities prepare to deport 37 Bangladeshi citizens arrested in Karnataka
Camac Street billboard row: Derek questioned for over 4.5 hours by cops
Idols, ornaments stolen from Beleghata temple
At Balurghat, CM Suvendu Adhikari declares war on drugs
West Bengal minister outlines civic reforms and fire safety rules
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Suvendu crushes cough syrup bottles with roadroller
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari symbolically destroyed nearly 2 lakh bottles of banned cough syrup in Balurghat using a road roller. This act, aimed at combating drug addiction among youth and curbing smuggling to Bangladesh, highlights improved coordination between BSF and state police. Adhikari also announced a new medical college for Balurghat during his visit.
31 Bangladeshi Migrants Deported from Bengaluru to Malda
Kolkata, September 2: A group of 31 Bangladeshi migrants recently arrested by police in Bengaluru has been transported to Malda district in West Bengal. Currently, this group is being held at a temporary detention center near the Bangladesh border. Legal procedures for their return to Bangladesh have commenced, and they are expected to be handed ... Read more 31 Bangladeshi Migrants Deported from Bengaluru to Malda
31 Bangladeshi nationals arrested in Bengaluru brought to West Bengals Malda
The detainees have been temporarily lodged at a holding centre in Malda, which borders Bangladesh. Authorities have initiated the legal process for their return to Bangladesh, after which they are expected to be handed over to the Border Security Force (BSF) for the pushback process
Watch: 90-foot road caves in West Bengal amid heavy rain, triggers traffic jam
Watch foot road caves in West Bengal amid heavy rain triggers traffic jam
Kolkata High Court Grants Interim Bail to CPI(M) Leader in BarUIPur Violence Case
Kolkata, September 2: The Kolkata High Court has granted interim bail to CPI(M) leader Mohammad Lahek Ali. This decision was made by a single-judge bench on Wednesday. Ali was arrested in July by the West Bengal Polices STF in connection with violence that erupted following the rape and murder of a girl in BarUIPur, South ... Read more Kolkata High Court Grants Interim Bail to CPI(M) Leader in BarUIPur Violence Case
TMC alleges misuse of police in West Bengal against its members
TMC leader Sagarika Ghose alleged police misuse in West Bengal targeting party activists. She stated that FIRs are not being uploaded online as directed by the Supreme Court. Mandatory notices are also not being served to accused individuals under new laws. Ghose claimed old cases are being revived, calling it a conspiracy against TMC members. The party plans to challenge these alleged human rights violations internationally.
Dengue cases in West Bengal cross 4,000, seven dead; CM says situation under control
West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari also said that the State government will not hide figures of dengue and urged medical practitioners to mention dengue fever in prescriptions if the patients are infected with the vector borne disease
Calcutta HC grants interim bail to CPI(M) leader in Baruipur violence case
Calcutta HC grants interim bail to CPI(M) leader in Baruipur violence case Kolkata: A single-judge bench of the Calcutta High Court on Wednesday granted interim bail to CPI(M) leader Md Lahek Ali, who was arrested in July this year by the Special Task Force (STF) of West Bengal Police in connection with the massive unrest [] The post Calcutta HC grants interim bail to CPI(M) leader in Baruipur violence case appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
7 injured after Darjeeling loco shed roof collapses
West Bengal Govt To Act On App Cab Issues: CNG Shortage, Fare Hike And EV Charging In Focus
West Bengal Transport Minister Arjun Singh took stock of a host of issues concerning app cab operators, including fare revision and CNG availability, officials said on Wednesday. At a meeting held here late on Tuesday, Singh also directed officials to initiate
Minister Dilip Ghosh Highlights Irregularities in West Bengals Hotel and Restaurant Sector
New Town, September 2: West Bengal Minister Dilip Ghosh expressed strong concerns on Wednesday regarding alleged irregularities in hotels and restaurants across the state. He addressed issues ranging from unlicensed operations to the destruction of temples in Pakistan, criticizing Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Abhishek Banerjee in the process. Ghosh stated that numerous establishments in ... Read more Minister Dilip Ghosh Highlights Irregularities in West Bengals Hotel and Restaurant Sector
Deported from Bluru, 31 Bangladeshi nationals reach Bengal holding centre for final procedures Bengaluru: As many as 31 Bangladeshi nationals who were detained from different parts of Bengaluru as part of an operation against suspected illegal immigrants were sent to West Bengal and handed over to the authorities in Malda on Wednesday morning for further [] The post Deported from Bluru, 31 Bangladeshi nationals reach Bengal holding centre for final procedures appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Fines Begin, Cleanliness Drive Gets Tough in West Bengal
West Bengal has now stepped up enforcement against common forms of public nuisance. The post Fines Begin, Cleanliness Drive Gets Tough in West Bengal appeared first on Fusion - WeRIndia .
Fire department notice to Abhishek Banerjees Camac Street office over safety lapses
The West Bengal Fire Department issued a notice to Abhishek Banerjee's Camac Street office. This notice cited several alleged safety lapses and an expired fire safety certificate. An inspection found deficiencies including inadequate water and no designated fire exit. The department also questioned why the premises should not be sealed. Further action will be decided after reviewing submitted documents.
ED raids multiple States in fraud NHAI toll plaza collection case
They said about 14 premises in Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Jammu and Kashmir, Madhya Pradesh, Delhi-NCR and West Bengal were brought under the searches
'SSC job loss, divorce proceedings': What preceded Mamata Banerjees niece Brishti Mukherjees death
Enhance stipend of MBBS,BDS interns: Iltija Mufti
PDP leader Iltija Mufti on Tuesday asked the Jammu and Kashmir government to enhance the stipend of protesting MBBS and BDS interns from Rs 12,300 to Rs 30,000 per month. Iltija joined the protesting medical interns at GMC Srinagar and expressed solidarity with their legitimate demand to enhance their monthly stipend. It is deeply concerning that medical interns across Jammu & Kashmir continue to receive one of the lowest stipends in the country, despite shouldering an enormous workload. Interns are routinely required to perform duties extending from 12 to 48 hours and, across J&K, are often denied even basic holidays and adequate leave, she said. She called upon the government to immediately initiate a meaningful dialogue with the protesting interns, resolve their concerns and enhance their stipend to Rs 30,000 without further delay. The government must also ensure that interns receive reasonable working conditions, adequate leave and basic protection commensurate with the demanding services they render, she said. The demand for a Rs 30,000 stipend is both reasonable and justified. Several states have already substantially revised their internship stipends upwards. Odisha and West Bengal provide around Rs 45,000, while Uttar Pradesh has increased its stipend from Rs 12,000 to Rs 25,000, with Bihar also having undertaken a revision, Iltija added. Young doctors serving in government hospitals cannot be expected to work 12- to 48-hour shifts without adequate holidays or benefits while being among the lowest-paid medical interns in the country. Their demand is legitimate, and the government must respond with urgency and sensitivity, she said. The government must seriously reconsider its priorities. At a time when substantial public resources are spent on lavish government programmes and activities, it is difficult to justify denying a modest and legitimate increase to young doctors who work round the clock to sustain the public healthcare system, the PDP leader added. The medical interns began their indefinite strike on Monday, seeking a higher stipend and better working conditions. Health and Medical Education Minister Sakina Itoo on Monday said the demand of the interns was already under consideration by the government and that they need not resort to strikes.
Prominent Janmashtami event in Kolkatas Port area turns Hindu-only after six decades
If MP faces egg-pelting, what happens to others in rival parties: HC on harassment faced by Mahua
Mahua Moitra Faces Protests During Event in Nadia, West Bengal
Kolkata, September 2: Mahua Moitra, a Member of Parliament from the Trinamool Congress, encountered protests while attending a workers conference in Nadia district on Tuesday. Demonstrators surrounded her vehicle with black flags, leading to heightened tensions in the Chapra area. Despite being inside her car, Moitra was unable to leave the site due to the ... Read more Mahua Moitra Faces Protests During Event in Nadia, West Bengal
Kolkata, Howrah civic polls to be completed by Dec 7: SEC
Relief for some, despair for most as kin seek answers
Chief minister visits Presidency Jail after Aftab Ansari cell bust
Centre, state to assess eco risks of Hills, says Suvendu
Traveller confidence takes a hit ahead of festive season
Centre, state to assess ecological risks of Hills, says Suvendu
CM Suvendu Adhikari reviews impact of health schemes
Suvendu flags realty fraud at consumer protection event
3-day workshop for inclusive education
Thief snatches gold chain from 75-yr-old Bansdroni woman, flees
4,000 dengue cases in state so far against 7,600 last yr, 1 death: CM
Uttam Kumar centenary celebrations to target veterans and GenZ alike
Siphoned fund recovery now 40%, CP SOP for faster refund process
20 of 31 flyer experience parameters improve at city airport, shows survey
City logs 94 mm rain, highest 24-hour spell this monsoon
Waterlogging, traffic snarls make city sweat
NT puja, banned for 2 years, returns to life
Pumping stn work on course, Amherst St relief likely by Sept
Trinamool worker tortured in custody over signboard dispute, says Abhishek Banerjee
Abhishek Banerjee said the BJP government in West Bengal was living in a pools paradise by attempting to crush the Trinamool; he said that people have the final say in a democracy
Protesters smear saffron paint on newspaper office gates
Raju Naskar re-arrested for extortion, property seizure
FIR against Cong workers for rally clash
Woman molested inside moving auto on Hazra-Kidderpore route
Restrict wall graffiti to designated areas, appeals VC
Abhishek questioned by cops for 5.5 hrs over billboard showdown at Camac St office
JU erases Maoist graffito by students
PILs being used as weapon: HC questions intent behind plea against Mamata
Who Was Bristi Mukherjee? Mamata Banerjee
A 28-year-old niece of Trinamool Congress chief and former West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee, Bristi Mukherjee was found dead at her family home in Birbhum's Rampurhat area on Tuesday. Now Police has started investigation into the matter and they await post-mortem
Ex-TMC Contai unit chief held for cheating contractor
Mamata Banerjees Niece Found Dead In Birbhum Home, Post-Mortem Underway To Establish Cause
Bristi Mukherjee Ghatak, the 28-year-old niece of former West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, was found dead at her home in Rampurhat, Birbhum, on Tuesday. Police recovered her body from a second-floor room and sent it for post-mortem examination. The exact cause of death has not yet been established. Her family said she had been undergoing treatment for depression, while divorce proceedings were reportedly underway. Mukherjee had also faced allegations linked to the West Bengal school recruitment case. Her death comes days after former MLA Asish Banerjee was found hanging in Rampurhat. Watch
StarManch Introduces a First-of-Its-Kind In-Car Karaoke Experience
Kolkata (West Bengal) [India], September 1: StarManch, an Indian homegrown karaoke and social music platform, has entered the connected-mobility space through its integration with the newly launched MG Hector Tomahawk. The development takes StarManch beyond smartphones and introduces a first-of-its-kind interactive karaoke experience within the vehicle's entertainment ecosystem.
3,829 women reported missing in Tripura in three years: CM
ZSI scientists discover new deep-sea skate species in Arabian Sea
After crude, Bengal clears manganese exploration survey in Jhargram
Former West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjees niece found dead at Birbhum residence
Tripura registers 6 FIRs against Manik Sarkar over protest remarks
Former West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee
Bristy Mukherjee was found dead at her Birbhum home as police investigate, while family members cited depression and job loss.
Mahua flags religious bias against IAS, IPS officers to assns
West Bengal: Trinamool Congress (TMC) senior leader and Lok Sabha MP Mahua Moitra questioned IPS and IAS associations over their inability to address the alleged religious discrimination faced by senior Muslim officers in Bengal after the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) came to power. Moitra has named several instances where senior IPS and IAS officers were Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Indian Railways approves project worth Rs 675 crore, implementation of Kavach on 712 km route
The Ministry of Railways has taken a major step to enhance passenger safety, ease train movement, and strengthen freight capacity by approving three key projects worth a total of Rs 675 crore. These include Kavach 4.0 in the Moradabad division of Uttar Pradesh, the Adra-Joychandipahar bypass in West Bengal, and a modern signalling system in the Samastipur division of Bihar.
Tragic Death of Mamata Banerjees Niece in Rampurhat Raises Concerns
Kolkata, September 1: The niece of former West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee reportedly took her own life on Tuesday. Police confirmed that Brishti Mukhopadhyay, daughter of Mamatas cousin Nihar Mukhopadhyay, was found hanging at her home in Rampurhat, Birbhum district. Authorities discovered Brishtis body on the second floor of her residence in the Kusumba ... Read more Tragic Death of Mamata Banerjees Niece in Rampurhat Raises Concerns
Mamata Banerjee's niece found hanging at West Bengal home
The body of Bristi Mukherjee (28) was recovered from a room on the second floor of her house at Kusumba village in Rampurhat area this afternoon, a senior officer said
Mamata Banerjee's Niece Dies By Suicide In Bengal
Brishti Mukherjee's body was found hanging on the first floor of her home in Kusumba village, in West Bengal's Birbhum district.
Bristy Mukherjee death reason: Bristy Mukherjee, the 28-year-old niece of TMC chief Mamata Banerjee, was found hanging at her home in Birbhum, West Bengal. Police are treating the death as a suspected suicide, while her family said she had been undergoing treatment for depression and was involved in divorce proceedings.
Mamata Banerjee's Niece Found Hanging At Her Residence In West Bengal
The body of Bristi Mukherjee (28) was recovered from a room on the second floor of her house at Kusumba village in Rampurhat area this afternoon, a senior officer said
Mamata Banerjee's niece found dead at her residence in West Bengal's Birbhum
Former West Bengal Chief Minister and TMC chief Mamata Banerjee's niece was found hanging at her residence in Birbhum district on Tuesday, police said. The body of 28-year-old Bristi Mukherjee was recovered from a room...
Centre Assures No Cases On Students, CJP Calls Off September 5 Protest
The Cockroach Janata Party has called off its proposed September 5 march in Delhi after Centre assured in the Supreme Court on Tuesday that the cases filed against protesters regarding the July 20 CJP protest will be withdrawn. CJP spokesperson Saurav Das told the top court that after Centre's positive response the group has decided to withdraw its call for the September 5 protest. The Centre has also assured that no new cases will be filed in respect of the July students' protest. Solicitor General of India Tushar Mehta told the court that the Centre (Delhi Police), and the States of Bihar, Assam, West Bengal and Maharashtra have filed applications seeking to quash the FIRs linked to student protests, and assuring that no future FIRs would be registered in respect of the protest related events from July 20 to July 25. Mehta said that the applications have been filed to honour the assurance made by the Centre to the CJP leaders on July 25.
West Bengal Implements Fines for Spitting, Littering, and Public Urination in Urban Areas
Kolkata, September 1: West Bengal has initiated a system of financial penalties for individuals in urban areas who spit, litter, or urinate in public spaces. This new regulation took effect on Tuesday morning at 6 AM. Municipal and Urban Development Minister Agnimitra Paul has previously stated that extensive awareness campaigns have already been conducted in ... Read more West Bengal Implements Fines for Spitting, Littering, and Public Urination in Urban Areas
