School Holiday Tomorrow, July 28: With the IMD forecasting heavy to extremely heavy rainfall across several states, including Odisha, West Bengal, Maharashtra and Gujarat, students and parents are awaiting updates on possible school closures for Tuesday, July 28. While no statewide holiday has been announced so far, district administrations are expected to take local decisions based on weather conditions, flooding and safety concerns. Here's the latest state-wise update on potential school holidays.
CJP threatens to 'sit on protest again'; warns govt over alleged police action against protestors
The Cockroach Janta Party has warned of renewed agitation if police action against student protestors is not halted. They allege authorities violated an agreement reached after previous nationwide protests concluded. Hundreds of students have reportedly been arrested in Bihar and West Bengal. Several others face surveillance and harassment in Delhi and other states. Volunteers supporting protestors in the capital are also allegedly being detained.
Two more held in Kolkata protest violence over NEET paper leak, police reconstruct crime scene
Kolkata Police apprehended two more individuals, bringing total arrests to sixteen. These arrests are connected to violence during a protest march against the NEET paper leak. Investigators recreated the incident with five accused persons at Dorina Crossing. The state government invoked the West Bengal Public Safety Act for the case. Seven FIRs have been registered concerning the protest demonstration.
CJP flags detentions, asks Centre to honour assurance
New Delhi: The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) on Monday, July 27, expressed concern over reports that students and other protesters were being detained or arrested in Assam, West Bengal and Bihar despite Centres assurance that no punitive action would be taken against those who participated in the recent nationwide agitation. The statement, shared on X 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 .
Woman held as Bangladeshi despite voter ID, PAN card in Bengal
Kolkata: A Muslim woman from West Bengal was allegedly detained after police and Criminal Investigation Department (CID) officials branded her as an illegal Bangladeshi despite possessing multiple government records and identification documents proving her Indian citizenship. Human rights organisation Banglar Manabadhikar Suraksha Mancha (MASUM) moved the Calcutta High Court, seeking urgent intervention, alleging that the 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 .
The most valuable asset in a democracy is neither a political party nor a charismatic leader. It is the trust of the voter. Every election is built upon a simple understanding: citizens cast their votes for a candidate, a party, an ideology, and a vision for governance. Yet, across India, this understanding is increasingly being tested by a political culture in which defections, splits, mergers, and realignments have become commonplace. The question that emerges is both simple and profound: who truly owns the voters mandate? Over the last decade, Indian politics has witnessed an unprecedented wave of political migration. Maharashtra saw a dramatic split within Shiv Sena, where a large section of legislators moved with the faction led by Eknath Shinde, fundamentally altering the states political landscape. In West Bengal, defections between the Trinamool Congress and the BJP became a defining feature of electoral competition, with leaders crossing party lines in pursuit of new political opportunities. Political commentators have increasingly described defections not as isolated incidents but as a recurring feature of contemporary politics. These developments raise uncomfortable questions for representative democracy. If voters elect a representative on one partys symbol and that representative later changes allegiance, does the mandate belong to the individual politician or to the political platform on which the election was won? While the Constitution provides legal mechanisms to deal with defections, the moral and democratic questions remain unresolved. This debate has particular relevance for Jammu and Kashmir. The Union Territory is undergoing a crucial phase in its democratic journey. After years of political uncertainty, elected institutions are once again expected to serve as the primary channel through which public aspirations are articulated. At such a moment, political stability and ideological coherence are not merely matters of party interest; they are essential to democratic confidence. The pressure on political parties in Jammu and Kashmir is therefore unlike that in many other regions. The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference, for instance, occupies a strategically important position in national politics. Its parliamentary representation has enhanced its relevance in negotiations concerning issues affecting the region. Yet greater political relevance also brings greater internal pressure. Expectations from party workers rise, regional interests become more assertive, and differences within leadership structures become more visible. Recent public statements by some party leaders and parliamentarians have occasionally revealed tensions between individual political positions and broader party messaging. Such developments are not unique to the National Conference; they are visible across Indias political spectrum. However, they highlight a challenge faced by all democratic parties: how to balance internal debate with organizational discipline. A party that cannot accommodate dissent risks becoming rigid, while a party unable to maintain coherence risks appearing divided. The challenge becomes even more significant when governance expectations remain high. Citizens are waiting for visible progress on employment, infrastructure, investment, and public services. Questions surrounding cabinet restructuring, administrative priorities, and policy implementation naturally generate debate within political circles. In such circumstances, any perception of internal instability can create uncertainty among party workers and voters alike. The larger concern, however, extends beyond any single party. The normalization of defections has gradually transformed Indian politics from a contest of ideas into a contest of political arithmetic. Numbers have begun to overshadow narratives. Legislative strength increasingly appears vulnerable to post-election realignments, creating a perception that electoral outcomes can be modified long after votes have been counted. Defenders of political realignment argue that elected representatives must retain the freedom to leave parties that no longer reflect their beliefs. Critics counter that most defections are driven less by ideology than by calculations of power and political survival. The truth may vary from case to case, but the cumulative effect is undeniable: public trust in representative politics is weakened whenever voters feel that their mandate can be transferred without their consent. For Jammu and Kashmir, this lesson is particularly important. The regions political future depends not merely on electoral participation but on sustained faith in democratic institutions. Political parties must therefore recognize that maintaining internal cohesion, respecting voter expectations, and providing stable governance are essential responsibilities. Democracy cannot thrive if electoral mandates become temporary arrangements subject to constant renegotiation. Ultimately, the question is not whether defections are legal. The more important question is whether they strengthen the bond between voters and their representatives. Democracy survives not because politicians change sides, but because citizens believe their vote continues to matter after the election is over. As India witnesses an era of unprecedented political mobility, Jammu and Kashmir must guard against a culture in which political loyalty becomes secondary to political opportunity. The future of democratic representation depends on preserving the integrity of the mandate entrusted by the people. For in the end, the voters mandate belongs neither to parties nor to politicians. It belongs to the people who cast it. Author is Assistant Professor at UILS, Chandigarh University. Views are personal.
Depression in the Bay may bring isolated heavy rainfall to North Andhra Pradesh
The fresh system is likely to intensify further into a deep depression during the next 24 hours and cross the North Odisha and West Bengal coasts on July 27, says IMD
CAG flags Rs 12.86 crore loss in WBIDC's land deal with Flipkart in West Bengal
A CAG report revealed a Rs 12.86 crore loss for WBIDCL in land allocation, which occurred while allotting land to Flipkart's logistics arm, Instakart Services. The state's nodal agency computed land prices without accounting for water bodies on the site, the CAG found.
CAG flags 12.86 cr loss in WBIDC's land deal with Flipkart in West Bengal
The auditor said West Bengals industrial development agency undervalued land at Haringhata Industrial Park by not factoring in non-allocable water bodies.
Revanth Reddy Attacks Modi After Dharmendra Pradhan's Resignation
He said youth fought from the streets to Parliament and defeated Modiji.Modi ji has become used to suppressing whatever issues the opposition raises by threatening them and filing cases against them. This time, he tried to intimidate the opposition using the ED, Income Tax Department, and the CBI. In West Bengal, Delhi, and Maharashtra, he also tried to weaken the opposition by splitting political parties, Reddy said
West Bengal chief minister Suvendu Adhikari alleged Islamic fundamentalists orchestrated protest violence. He claimed these individuals were not students and may have foreign backing. The violence occurred during a protest concerning the alleged NEET question paper leak. Media personnel were reportedly targeted during the clashes with security forces. The state government invoked its anti-goonda law against those accused of orchestrating the violence.
Over half of PM CARES, CSR-funded oxygen plants in Bengal remained non-functional after Covid: CAG
A CAG report found many Covid-era oxygen plants in West Bengal uncommissioned or non-functional. Ventilators and oxygen concentrators also remained idle at two government hospitals. Significant funds allocated for Covid response remained unspent as of March 2022. The report examined infrastructure created during the pandemic for public healthcare. Deficiencies in fund utilization and equipment management were highlighted.
West Bengal Assembly passes Bill depriving panchayat pradhans of financial powers
The bill was passed with 169 votes polled in favour of the bill, while 13 MLAs voted against it. 32 MLAs did not participate in the voting process
Bengal govt tables 28 pending CAG reports, accuses TMC of 'constitutional lapse'
West Bengal's BJP government tabled twenty-eight pending CAG reports in the Assembly. The Finance Minister cited a constitutional lapse by the previous TMC government. A special session will convene to discuss the reports' findings and state finances. These reports cover various departments and sectors, detailing financial accounts and audits. The current administration is fulfilling its constitutional obligation by presenting these documents.
A Hindu group plans to install a Shiva Lingam near the Adina Mosque in Malda. This action reignites claims that the mosque stands on temple ruins. The group seeks legal permission for installation within the protected monument. The Archaeological Survey of India officially recognizes the site as a mosque. Security has been increased around the monument amid the renewed controversy.
DA hike: State government employees and pensioners in West Bengal expect the new 7th pay commission to address the dearness allowance gap with central government staff and retirees. Here's why the issue matters
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari condemned attacks on journalists during a recent protest. He assured strict action against miscreants under the new Goonda Act. Around seventy individuals not connected to the protest were identified by authorities. Six journalists sustained serious injuries and received hospital treatment. FIRs have been lodged, and charges under the Goonda Act are included.
West Bengal Finance Minister places CAG reports in Assembly
Swapan Dasgupta said the government wants to hold a special session of the Assembly in the future to discuss the CAG reports
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari condemned the attack on police and journalists. He visited injured journalists at SSKM Hospital and ensured their treatment. Opposition leader Ritabrata Banerjee also met the injured and demanded swift action. Protests erupted in Kolkata regarding the NEET paper leak issue. Police managed the crowd and ensured the demonstration remained peaceful.
Tigers to be introduced in Buxa Tiger Reserve in West Bengal on October 2
Senior officials of the West Bengal Forest Department said that bringing tigers to Buxa from Sundarban may not be a good idea. Tigers may be introduced in Buxa from similar landscape of Assam and Bihar
Didi Likely To Join CJP Delhi Stir On July 27
The former West Bengal chief minister, who earlier announced her plans from her party rally on July 21, wrote on X-handle on Friday, I have stood firmly with the students and their movement from the very beginning.
Kengeri-Hejjala railway under bridge to open today ending 7-month commuter ordeal in West Bengaluru
West Bengal govt to be prepared to deal with resistance to land acquisition policy: FM Dasgupta
The finance minister said the government will have to acquire land and redistribute it for productive purposes
The finance minister said the government will have to acquire land and redistribute it for productive purposes.
Bengal sets up panel to overhaul school curriculum, syllabus in line with NEP 2020
West Bengal has formed a committee to review its school curriculum and textbooks. This panel will align educational materials with NEP 2020 and new national frameworks. The committee will also examine evaluation systems and teacher training practices. It aims to promote conceptual learning and reduce student academic stress. A preliminary report is expected within two months of the committee's first meeting.
They were caught by the cops from Boyra field adjacent to the India-Bangladesh border following a tip-off from the locals: Reports
The West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board (WBJEEB) has released the JENPAS UG 2026 results on its official website. Candidates can download their rank cards using their login credentials. The board will announce the counselling schedule separately, after which qualified candidates can register online for admission to undergraduate nursing, paramedical and allied health sciences programmes across the state.
CreditAccess Grameen Limited - First Quarter FY26-27 Results
AUM Grew 16.4% YoY to INR 30,319 Crore PPOP Grew 33.6% YoY to INR 873 Crore PAT Grew 719.7% YoY to INR 493 Crore CreditAccess Grameen Limited (NSE: CREDITACC, BSE: 541770, ‘CA Grameen’), India’s leading rural-focused inclusive financing platform, today announced its unaudited and limited reviewed financial performance for the first quarter for the financial year 2026-2027. Business Highlights: Q1 FY27 AUM grew 16.4% YoY from 26,055 crore to INR 30,319 crore Disbursements increased by 11.9% YoY from INR 5,458 crore to INR 6,107 crore Retail Finance portfolio share at 20.6% in Jun-26 Vs 18.1% in Mar-26 Healthy new borrower addition of 2.5 lakh with 35% being New-to-Credit (NTC) Portfolio share of unique borrowers in Group Lending at 46% in Q1 FY27 Vs 36% in Q1 FY26 PAR 0+ decreased from 3.0% in Q4 FY26 to 2.2% in Q1 FY27 X-Bucket Collection Efficiency stood at 99.68% in June 26 Branch network grew by 7.7% YoY from 2,114 in Jun-25 to 2,276 branches in Jun-26 Employee base grew by 3.0% YoY from 21,333 to 21,981 with annualised quarterly attrition rate of 20.6% Financial Highlights: Q1 FY27 Total income increased by 21.9% YoY to INR 1,784 crore Pre-provision operating profit (PPOP) increased 33.6 % YoY to INR 873 crore Credit cost declined by 62.8% YoY to INR 212.5 crore or 0.72% on a non-annualized basis Profit Before Tax (PBT) grew 713.7% YoY from INR 81.1 crore to INR 660.0 crore Profit After Tax (PAT) grew 719.7% YoY from INR 60.2 crore to INR 493.4 crore GNPA / NNPA measured at 60+ dpd (GL) stood 2.18% / 0.76%, with PAR 90+ of 1.46% Robust liquidity of INR 3,535.5 crore of cash, cash equivalents, and investments, 10.4% of the total assets Healthy capital position with a CRAR of 24.9% Credit Rating: AA-/Stable by CRISIL, ICRA & India Rating Commenting on the business performance, Mr. Ganesh Narayanan, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of CreditAccess Grameen Ltd , remarked, “ The Company delivered a steady and disciplined performance in Q1 FY27. AUM grew 16.4% YoY to INR 30,319 crore, notwithstanding the typical Q1 seasonality and continued write-offs over the past 12 months. Retail Finance now constitutes 20.6% of AUM, up from 18.1% a quarter ago, driven by the graduation of long-vintage, credit-tested customers into secured, higher-ticket products, a trend that is expected to gain further momentum. During the quarter, we also completed a private NCD issuance of INR 425 crore, which further diversifies our liability base. Our overall funding profile remains healthy, with foreign borrowings at 23.9% of our liability mix and capital position remaining strong with CRAR at 24.9% . Our asset quality metrics remained within our expected range through the quarter, supported by sustained collection efficiency across all operating geographies. Our continued ability to recover quickly, drove strong improvement in profitability, a trend now visible for the second consecutive quarter. We expect this trajectory to be sustained through the rest of the year helping achieve our FY27 performance guidance. Operating metrics continued to strengthen, with PPOP up 33.6% YoY to INR 873 crore, followed by 62.8% YoY decline in Credit Cost to INR 212 crore, resulting in a PAT of INR 493 crore, up 719.7% YoY. These outcomes lay a strong foundation to undertake 'Project Shakti,' our transformational journey anchored in the strength and resilience of the communities we serve .” About CreditAccess Grameen Limited CreditAccess Grameen Limited is India’s leading rural-focused inclusive financing platform headquartered in Bengaluru. The Company provides a curated lifecycle credit suite to low-middle income households spanning group loans, individual business loans, secured business loans, affordable housing loans, and two-wheeler financing. The Company operates across 457 districts in 16 states (Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Goa, Gujarat, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Odisha, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh & West Bengal) and one union territory (Puducherry) through 2,276 branches. The Company’s Promoter is CreditAccess India B.V., a multinational company focused on inclusive financing, supported by leading global institutional investors.
Serious irregularities at Abhishek Banerjee's medical camps were raised in the West Bengal Assembly. BJP MLA Debanshu Panda alleged medical negligence and buried medicines at these camps. He also claimed playgrounds were occupied, impacting children's access to play areas. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Shankar Ghosh assured the Assembly that the Chief Minister would address the issue. TMC MLA Kunal Ghosh suggested inviting Abhishek Banerjee to present his side of the story.
Bengal Shifts Birth, Death Registration Authority from Local Bodies to Officials
The notification, which invoked the West Bengal Births and Deaths Act, 1969, empowered the DMs to now officially function as the District Registrar of Births and Deaths, bringing centralised coordination to the district level.
BJP Calls for Strict Action Against Paper Leak Offenders in West Bengal
Kolkata, July 24: BJP legislators Debashish Dhar and Subrata Thakur have welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modis video message addressing reforms related to paper leak cases. They also supported West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikaris zero tolerance stance against corruption. The legislators emphasized that stringent action against corruption is essential for the states development and good ... Read more BJP Calls for Strict Action Against Paper Leak Offenders in West Bengal
Rituparna Sengupta Celebrates Uttam Kumars Centenary, Calls Him an Irreplaceable Artist
Kolkata, July 24: The preparations for the centenary celebration of legendary Bengali cinema icon Uttam Kumar are in full swing in West Bengal. Actress Rituparna Sengupta has shared her thoughts on this significant event. She praised the West Bengal governments initiative, stating that Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikaris efforts to honor Uttam Kumar and organize special ... Read more Rituparna Sengupta Celebrates Uttam Kumars Centenary, Calls Him an Irreplaceable Artist
West Bengal CM Pledges Zero Tolerance Against Corruption
Kolkata, July 24: West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari has taken a firm stance against corruption, declaring on the social media platform X that no level of corruption or extortion will be tolerated within the administration. He emphasized that under the governments Zero Tolerance Policy, strict actions are being taken against corrupt officials, aiming to ... Read more West Bengal CM Pledges Zero Tolerance Against Corruption
West Bengal plans container homes in Sandakphu, 100 tourist hubs to boost North Bengal tourism
The West Bengal government plans to set up 10 container homes in Sandakphu and 100 boutique-style tourist information centres across North Bengal. The facilities will offer accommodation, cafes, local cuisine, handicrafts and tourist services, while involving self-help groups to generate employment, improve infrastructure and boost tourism and revenue.
Bengaluru: Suspected LPG cylinder blast at PG leaves nine migrant workers hurt
Police said all nine workers who were staying in the room at the time of the incident hail from West Bengal
Top Bengal IAS Officer Gets 6-Month Extension. Was Set To Retire On July 31
West Bengal Chief Secretary Manoj Kumar Agarwal's service extended six months till Jan 31, 2027.
West Bengal Cabinet Approves Eggs For Women And Children In Anganwadi Centres
West Bengal Cabinet approves Rs 2 increase per plate for eggs in Anganwadi meals.
Centre providing all necessary support to affected states, UTs: MHA
New Delhi, Jul 23:The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Thursday said it is proactively monitoring the monsoon situation across the country. The MHA said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and guidance of Union Home Minister Amit Shah, it was providing all necessary support to affected states and Union Territories in managing challenges posed by heavy rains. It said that in July 2026, country has faced heavy rains and landslides in some parts like J&K, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, West Bengal, Assam, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Dadar and Nagar Haveli, and Daman. The MHA said that it's Integrated Control Room (ICR-ER) is working in close coordination with other central agencies including India Meteorological Department (IMD), Central Water Commission (CWC), and Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Services (INCOIS) for raising timely alerts to State Emergency Operation Centres and District Emergency Operation Centres. It said that besides disseminating early warnings up to states, UTs, and districts, the control rooms are monitoring all the rescue activities round the clock. The MHA said that the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) had worked tirelessly with state government agencies, state police, and SDRF in all these places for rescue and relief operations to save human lives. It said that NDRF pre-positioned its teams at vulnerable places to reduce response time. During the last one week, 52 civilians have been rescued by NDRF teams whereas 2206 civilians were evacuated to safer places across all the affected states and UTs, the MHA said. In coordination with MHA, the Ministry of Defence (MoD) also mobilised its resources within shortest possible time to save stranded people, to provide assistance to rescue agencies in transportation of men and material and distributing relief materials. A review meeting regarding preparedness for pre-monsoon floods and heatwaves across the country, was chaired by Union Home Minister Amit Shah on May 10. In follow up, another meeting was held by MHA on June 3 to review the overall preparedness on heavy rain, cloudburst, floods and landslides in Jammu and Kashmir. Preparedness along the Char Dhamyatra route was also reviewed by MHA regularly. Under directions of Union Home Minister Amit Shah, the inter-ministerial central teams have already visited the affected areas of Arunachal Pradesh and Assam from July 7 to 10 for assessing the extent of damage and to provide necessary financial assistance to these states from NDRF. Another Inter-Ministerial Central Team is scheduled to visit the affected area of Assam from July 25, 2026, for assessing loss and damage caused due to incessant rains and floods. Though recent rains have caused difficulty to people in some states, overall it has reduced the earlier predicted rain deficit of approximately 30 percentage to about 15 percentage.
West Bengal robbery suspects arrested while hiding in Chennai
West Bengal launches crackdown on fake birth, death certificates
West Bengal is conducting statewide raids to eliminate fake birth and death certificates. Officials are verifying and digitizing old birth and death registers across all civic bodies. FIRs have been filed, and legal action is underway against those involved in fraud. Political heads of civic bodies have lost the power to issue these vital documents. A stringent verification system will now ensure certificate authenticity and accountability.
The West Bengal government has constituted the state's 7th central pay commission and appointed former IAS officer Atanu Chakraborty as Chairman of the panel. Here are the latest updates from the state...
Police teams conducted searches at municipalities and corporations in several districts of West Bengal as part of an investigation into irregularities in the issuance of birth and death certificates.
Suvendu Adhikari Welcomes PM Modis Decision on Paper Leak Cases
Kolkata, July 23: West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari has welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modis decision to establish fast-track courts for hearing paper leak cases. He stated that this initiative will deliver a decisive blow to the paper leak mafia and protect the future of millions of hardworking students. Adhikari expressed on the social media ... Read more Suvendu Adhikari Welcomes PM Modis Decision on Paper Leak Cases
West Bengal Official Arrested for Alleged Extortion of 50 Lakhs
Kolkata, July 23: West Bengal police have arrested an official from the Howrah Municipal Corporation and an NGO officer for allegedly extorting millions from hotel owners, private hospital operators, and real estate businessmen in Howrah. The Golabari police also apprehended the head of the NGO, who was reportedly assisting the municipal officer in the extortion ... Read more West Bengal Official Arrested for Alleged Extortion of 50 Lakhs
Cal HC adjourns hearing till July 30 on Abhishek Banerjee's petition against eight FIRs
The Calcutta High Court adjourned Abhishek Banerjee's plea for protection from coercive action. Hearing on eight FIRs against the TMC MP will now take place on July 30. The court stated that Suvendu Adhikari cannot be cited as an example. Banerjee's lawyer sought protection in multiple cases across West Bengal. The state government requested an adjournment for the Solicitor General's argument.
The explosion is suspected to have occurred due to an LPG gas leak when the occupants were preparing breakfast.
The India Meteorological Department issued a fresh weather alert for the nation. Heavy rainfall and thunderstorms are expected in eleven states including Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. Coastal districts of West Bengal will receive heavy showers until June twenty-fourth. Northern districts of West Bengal could experience heavy downpour from July twenty-sixth to twenty-ninth. Light to moderate rain is forecast for sub-Himalayan districts over the next few days.
Addressing the Assembly, Adhikari said listing of WBPDCL would strengthen it financially, improve its transparency, generate employment and enhance spending under corporate social responsibility.
Police barricades keep BJP, Congress workers apart during face-off in Jammu
Jammu, Jul 22:Despite heavy rain, BJP and Congress workers came face-to-face at ShaheediChowk near the Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC) headquarters on Wednesday, prompting massive police deployment and the erection of barricades to prevent any confrontation. Police formed a security cordon and kept the rival groups apart with barbed wire as both parties raised slogans within proximity to each other. The BJP protest was led by the Leader of Opposition in the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly, Sunil Sharma, who, along with senior party leaders and workers, marched towards the JKPCC headquarters despite heavy downpour, raising slogans against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. The Congress workers led by JKPCC president Tariq Hameed Karra and working president Raman Bhalla came out of the party headquarters and staged a counter-protest, chanting slogans demanding the resignation of Prime Minister NarendraModi and against alleged hooliganism of the BJP. Sharma accused Gandhi of abandoning parliamentary debate and attempting to incite unrest among the youth. We are marching to the JKPCC office to convey one clear message that India believes in democracy, not in political theatrics, the BJP leader said. He claimed that Gandhi walked away from debate and left Parliament the country's highest democratic institution and the foremost forum where national policies are debated. By doing so, he committed an act that appears to be part of a larger conspiracy. He (Gandhi) is attempting to instigate the youth, who are the foundations of the vision of a developed India by 2047, trying to create an atmosphere of anarchy. The Congress seems to believe that, just as movements were launched in countries like Bangladesh and Nepal in the name of so-called public uprisings to capture power, a similar strategy can succeed here. That is their misconception, Sharma said. Stating that the people of India, especially the youth, have faith in democracy, he said. If Gandhi wants to come to power, there is a democratic process for that he should seek people's mandate through elections. After suffering electoral defeats in Bihar, Maharashtra, West Bengal, Assam and several other places, it appears they believe they can create unrest and build a political atmosphere through disorder. JKPCC president Karra defended the Congress protest as a democratic right, alleging that the BJP was trying to suppress dissent instead of allowing a discussion in Parliament on the students' agitation. Accusing the ruling party of using force against the protesters and targeting the Congress, Karra claimed that BJP workers had come to the party office to intimidate its members, asserting that the Congress was prepared to peacefully resist what he termed the BJP's hooliganism. A protest is undoubtedly a part of democracy there is no doubt about that. But our protest is against the BJP's hooliganism. Our protest is also against the fact that the BJP does not want to discuss such a sensitive and contentious issue in Parliament. We are protesting because students have gathered at the JantarMantar in Delhi to voice their grievances, hardships and demands, yet, instead of engaging with them, the government chose to lathi-charge them, Karra said. He alleged that the police crackdown on student protesters in Delhi on Monday indicated that the BJP and Prime Minister NarendraModi had realised that protests were spreading across the country. It is the BJP which is creating unrest and attacking people across the country. Today, BJP workers came to attack our party office. We were sitting peacefully inside, but when we learned that they had come to attack us, we could not simply remain seated we had to come outside as well, Karra said. What the BJP is doing is not protest but hooliganism. Using the government, the administration and the police, they have come here to attack us. But we are standing our ground, fully prepared to face any such attack, he added. The BJP and the Congress have been at loggerheads over the police crackdown on protesters led by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), who gathered at the JantarMantar on Monday for a 'SansadChalo' march, demanding accountability over the NEET paper leak and resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, among others, despite heavy security deployment. The matter took a dramatic turn on Tuesday when opposition leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Samajwadi Party's AkhileshYadav, were forcibly removed by police after they staged a dharna outside Prime Minister NarendraModi's residence in Delhi, demanding his resignation.
West Bengal Cabinet Approves Proposal for NIA Police Station
Kolkata, July 23: The West Bengal government is set to establish a police station for the National Investigation Agency (NIA). This proposal received approval during a state cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari. After the meeting, the states Minister for Municipal Affairs and Urban Development, Agnimitra Paul, informed the media that the construction ... Read more West Bengal Cabinet Approves Proposal for NIA Police Station
Chaos in West Bengal Assembly, TMC MLA Kunal Ghosh marshalled out
Trinamool MLA Kunal Ghosh was removed from the West Bengal assembly today. He allegedly disrupted the speech of chief whip Akhruzzaman during budget discussions. Speaker Rathindra Bose cautioned Ghosh multiple times before marshals escorted him out. Ghosh claimed his name was removed from the speaker's list by the opposition. The assembly proceedings resumed after the MLA's removal from the House.
Dispute between two rival groups of Trinamool Congress has been brewing over the past two days over who will be given priority in speaking in the House during discussions
Suvendu warns Mamata 'not above law', says Abhishek will lose Diamond Harbour
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari warned Mamata Banerjee that she is not above the law. He challenged Abhishek Banerjee, stating he will lose the Diamond Harbour Lok Sabha seat. Adhikari asserted that both police and extortion pillars supporting the government have now gone. He also mentioned that old cases will be re-investigated by a new judicial commission.
West Bengal Government to Present CAG Report on July 25, Says Suvendu Adhikari
Kolkata, July 22: The West Bengal government will present the report from the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) regarding the states income and expenditure in the assembly on July 25. This date coincides with the last day of the ongoing extended budget session. Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari made this announcement while addressing the assembly on ... Read more West Bengal Government to Present CAG Report on July 25, Says Suvendu Adhikari
The West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board has released OMR images and recorded responses for JECA 2026. Candidates can now access their OMR sheets and recorded responses on the official website. A response review facility is open for candidates to raise objections until July 24, 2026. A non-refundable fee of 500 per response is required to challenge any recorded answer.
Welfare benefits cant be linked to voter list exclusion: Supreme Court | The Hindu Editorial
The Supreme Court has questioned West Bengal government orders linking welfare benefits and caste certifications to exclusions from electoral rolls. The court reiterated that removal from voter lists cannot have consequences beyond voting rights and issued notices to the state government, Election Commission, and Chief Electoral Officer.
Dearness Allowance: West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari says aim to implement 7th pay commission this fiscal and bridge the salary gap between its state and central government employees with DA hike.
Environmental CSR in India has grown steadily over the past decade, with Corporate India investing Rs. 17,377 crore across environmental sustainability, conservation of natural resources and agroforestry initiatives. However, a new report by Sattva Consulting, powered by India Data Insights (IDI), finds that while environmental CSR has expanded, funding remains concentrated among a relatively small group of companies and is not always aligned with the geographies and sectors facing the country's greatest environmental challenges. The report, A Decade of Green Spending: What Rs. 17,000 Crores of Environmental CSR Reveals About Corporate India, lands at a moment when India, ranked the 9th most climate-vulnerable nation in the Climate Risk Index 2026, is under growing pressure to align corporate giving with climate resilience goals under Viksit Bharat 2047 and its 2070 Net Zero commitment. Environmental CSR spending fell to a post-pandemic low of 4.4% of total CSR outlay in FY2020-21, as companies redirected funds towards health and relief efforts. It has since recovered, stabilising at 8.4% of total CSR spend in FY2023-24, still well behind enduring priorities such as education and health. The report notes that with an estimated $2.5 trillion needed to meet India's Nationally Determined Contributions by 2030, and $10 trillion required to build a climate-resilient economy by 2047, CSR capital has a distinct role to play in bridging gaps where public systems face capacity or resource constraints. While environmental CSR is growing, corporate philanthropy is not yet fully aligned with India's highest climate risks, especially sectors with the greatest environmental footprint. A Concentrated Funding Base Just one out of five companies that report CSR spending direct any of it towards the environment. Less than a fifth of smallest CSR spenders allocate funds towards climate action. In contrast, nearly all of the companies with CSR budgets over Rs. 50 crore reserve a portion of their outlay for environment-related projects. European-headquartered MNCs operating in India show markedly higher participation (about two-thirds) than Indian companies (54%), a gap the report links to the influence of stringent European regulatory frameworks, including the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). Growth Without Scale The growth in environmental CSR is being driven almost entirely by a rising number of small and mid-sized projects rather than larger, systemic investments. The number of environmental CSR projects grew 20% over the past three years, while aggregate spending grew only 6% in the same period, leaving the average project size flat at Rs. 45 lakh. Only 29 projects in FY2024 carried budgets of Rs. 10 crore or more, barely up from 22 such projects in FY2020-21. Divergence In Environmental Footprint And Funding The report finds a marked disconnect between industries' environmental footprint and their environmental CSR behaviour. Sectors with some of the largest environmental footprints, including Energy, Mining, and Oil, Gas, Coal & Petroleum, show relatively low participation in environmental CSR. Even where companies in these sectors do undertake environmental initiatives, they allocate only 5-7% of their CSR budgets towards environmental causes, well below several consumer-facing industries. By contrast, consumer-facing sectors such as FMCG, Food and Beverages, and Automotive, despite a comparatively lighter environmental footprint, allocate over 10% of CSR spend to environmental causes, a pattern the report attributes to brand positioning and consumer-facing ESG commitments rather than direct impact alignment. Climate-Vulnerable Districts Underfunded The report's starkest finding concerns geography. Nearly 45% of environmental CSR funding is directed to pan-India or multi-state programmes, and a further 22% flows to Tier-1 cities, leaving just over a third of funding for more localised, place-based interventions. States including Bihar, West Bengal, Jharkhand, Mizoram, and Arunachal Pradesh, all classified as highly climate-vulnerable, receive less than Rs. 25 per capita in environmental CSR. The pattern sharpens at the district level: among India's 50 most climate-vulnerable districts, 30 of them received only 1% (Rs. 106 crore) of total environmental CSR spending over the past three years, with a handful of districts in Assam alone accounting for 60% of what little vulnerable-region funding exists. Traditional Themes Dominate Among high-value environmental CSR projects (Rs. 50 lakh and above) in FY2023-24, Water Management (15%), Renewable Energy (12%), and Biodiversity (11%) together account for 38% of all high-value project funding. Air quality, despite its acute public health relevance, received just Rs. 14 crore, around 5% of the high-value project pool reflecting the longer gestation periods and more complex measurement frameworks associated with system-level environmental interventions. The report identifies Rs. 243 crore directed over the past three years towards emerging themes such as public transport and climate. Among high-value environmental CSR projects (Rs. 50 lakh and above) in FY2023-24, Water Management (15%), Renewable Energy (12%), and Biodiversity (11%) together account for 38% of all high-value project funding. Air quality, despite its acute public health relevance, received just Rs. 14 crore, around 5% of the high-value project pool reflecting the longer gestation periods and more complex measurement frameworks associated with system-level environmental interventions. The report identifies Rs. 243 crore directed over the past three years towards emerging themes such as public transport, climate governance and carbon MRV, and circular economy alongside nearly Rs. 500 crore embedded within Health, Livelihoods, and Education CSR programmes that integrate water, clean energy, and climate-resilience programmes. What This Means For Corporate India "India's climate ambitions will require every form of capital to work more strategically. As climate risks increasingly affect business operations, supply chains and communities, CSR has an opportunity to evolve from project-based philanthropy into catalytic capital, supporting climate-vulnerable regions, strengthening ecosystem resilience, and complementing broader sustainability and ESG efforts," said Srikrishna Sridhar Murthy, Co-founder and CEO, Sattva Consulting . Looking Ahead The report's authors argue that as ESG disclosure norms tighten and climate risk becomes more immediate for business operations, CSR has an opportunity to evolve from a fragmented, theme-led funding mechanism into a more targeted, catalytic lever for climate resilience. It should align more closely with industry's environmental footprint, channel funding towards India's most climate-vulnerable geographies, and complement existing project-led giving with longer-horizon, systemic interventions in areas such as air quality, circular economy, and climate governance. Realising this shift, the report notes, will require coordinated, collective action across corporates, philanthropy, and ecosystem actors, rather than standalone funding approaches. The report is based on an analysis of CSR disclosures filed with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) for FY2014-15 to FY2023-24, covering 17,377 crore in spending across Environmental Sustainability, Conservation of Natural Resources, and Agroforestry. www.sattva.co.in/quick-read/environmental-csr-in-india-lessons-from-%e2%82%b917000-crore-of-investments/ . About Sattva Consulting Sattva Consulting is a global impact consulting firm from India. Since 2009, we have engaged with communities, business, and government to achieve societal impact at scale. We believe that Civil society, Business, and Government all have a critical role to play in building an equitable and sustainable world, and we actively partner with all stakeholders to enable impact through our advisory and orchestration services, knowledge and data platforms—built as public goods for the ecosystem, and collaborative solutions and partnerships. To know more, visit sattva.co.in . About India Data Insights India Data Insights (IDI), an initiative by Sattva Consulting, aims to empower India’s development sector with actionable, ready-to-use data insights to enable sharper decisions and maximise impact. Built as a public good, IDI consolidates public data across SDG practice areas on one, unified platform, offering insightful visualisations, interactives, blogs and ready-to-use-charts and dashboards. To know more, visit indiadatainsights.com .
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