Trinamool councillors convened a meeting at the Kolkata Municipal Corporation headquarters. This session followed the cancellation of a sch...

"I want to thank Mamata Banerjee for giving me this opportunity to serve the people of Kolkata again. I have been appointed as the leader o...

Meanwhile, terming the Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) polls a 'farce', West Bengal BJP on Sunday wrote to State Election Commission an...

Polling took place at 4,959 polling booths in all 144 wards of Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) amid tight security and with COVID-19 pr...

The Calcutta High Court on Thursday directed the state police force and the Kolkata Police to provide security for the KMC election. The co...

For the saffron party, smarting after the defeat in the assembly election in which it emerged a distant second, the challenge will be to ke...

The State Election Commission (SEC) and the state government had earlier told the court that elections to 111 municipal bodies will be held...

A division bench comprising Chief Justice Prakash Shrivastava and Justice R Bharadwaj directed installation of CCTV cameras and maintenance...

“We have given tickets to grassroot workers of the party in this poll. Special emphasis has been given on women candidates, youth and grass...

The stage is now set for a litmus test for the ruling TMC and the opposition BJP on whether they have been able to hold on to their ground ...

West Bengal BJP president Dilip Ghosh said the BJP was not allowed to campaign during the last panchayat elections, and its workers were be...

Trinamool Congress surged ahead in civic polls by leading in 80 out of 144 in the Kolkata Corporation and 67 of 91 Bengal municipalities.

190 CPM leaders to be away at party meeting during KMC polls.

A senior Congress councillor of the Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) Mala Roy on Saturday left the party and joined Trinamool Congress.

Elections to KMC and 90 other civic bodies are considered the biggest polls before the crucial assembly elections in 2016.

The ruling Marxists in West Bengal are preparing themselves for playing the role of Opposition in parliamentary democracy.

With an eye on the Kolkata Municipal Corporation elections scheduled in calender 2010, the ruling CPIM, is leaving no stone unturned to wra...