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Over 2 lakh sign up for Rs 1,500 monthly allowance for unemployed Class X pass-outs in West BengalWest Bengal launched the Yuva Sathi scheme, offering a Rs 1,500 monthly allowance to unemployed Class X pass-outs aged 21-40. Over 2 lakh p...- Mamata Banerjee's migrant assault claim sparks fake video row; Delhi Police, BJP hit backWest Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has accused BJP-ruled states of mistreating Bengali-speaking migrant workers, questioning the si...
- Violence-hit Murshidabad returns to normal amid tight securityMurshidabad is gradually returning to normalcy under tight security after violent protests against the Waqf (Amendment) Act. Six individual...
- Soon, people will throw away Mamata Banerjee: Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami slams TMC over Murshidabad violenceUttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami criticized West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee, alleging appeasement politics reminiscent of 1947-48, followi...
- NCW chief meets West Bengal Governor over violence in Malda, MurshidabadNCW Chairperson Vijaya Rahatkar addressed West Bengal Governor CV Anand Bose regarding the violence in Malda and Murshidabad, highlighting ...
- Bengal govt must curb violence else AFSPA act would be imposed: BJP leader Dilip GhoshBJP leader Dilip Ghosh criticized West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee's handling of the Murshidabad violence, accusing her government of neglige...
- Right to life threatened, says Bengal Governor C.V. Ananda Bose in violence-hit MurshidabadWest Bengal Governor C.V. Ananda Bose visited violence-hit Murshidabad, assuring residents of action and justice following communal clashes...
- NCW team meets riot-hit people in Bengal's Murshidabad, TMC describes commission as BJP's wingA National Commission for Women delegation visited riot-hit Murshidabad, assuring residents of central support and safety measures followin...
- NCW visits violence-hit Murshidabad; Women demand permanent BSF camps, NIA probeA National Commission for Women (NCW) team visited Murshidabad, responding to demands from women for permanent BSF camps and an NIA probe f...
- Bengal governor ignores CM Mamata Banerjee's appeal, meets violence victims in MaldaWest Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose visited Malda to meet families displaced by communal clashes in Murshidabad following protests against ...
- Guv defies Mamata Banerjee, meets riot victims; NHRC, NCW teams visit Malda relief campsAmidst tensions in Malda and Murshidabad following recent riots, NHRC and NCW teams visited relief camps to assess the conditions of displa...
- Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha gets Calcutta HC nod for 'Save Bengali Hindus' rally on April 19The Calcutta High Court has permitted a BJYM rally in West Bengal amid political tensions following violence in Murshidabad. Governor C.V. ...
- Bengal: Waqf violence shifts to Bhangar; Murshidabad remains calmFresh violence erupted in Bhangar, West Bengal, during protests against the Waqf (Amendment) Act, resulting in clashes between ISF supporte...
- Waqf Act protests spark political storm: Situation under control, security forces on vigil in MurshidabadFollowing Calcutta High Court's order, CAPF and BSF have been deployed in Murshidabad's violence-hit areas after protests against the Waqf ...
- Bengal stays tight-lipped over Triple Talaq verdictNot only from Trinamool Congress but Muslim MPs from other political parties in Bengal, including Congress and CPM have also not commented ...
- Flood situation worsens in West Bengal, trains cancelledCM Mamata Banerjee expressed concern over the flood situation in north Bengal and said the administration has been monitoring the relief an...
- Rahul tries to address multiple issues with three new PCC presidentsThe appointment of Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury also comes in the wake of Trinamool’s bid to make inroads into Congress base in Malda and Murshid...
- NHRC issues notice to WB govt over sterilisation of womenNHRC today issued notices to WB Govt. over allegations of sterilisation of more than 100 women in one day, ignoring basic health care facil...
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