Pedagogy of unwellness
The Duke of Cumberland and uncle of Queen Victoria fiercely opposed the expansion of the Great Western Railways on the strange ground that its rumbling “would disturb Eton’s schoolboys.”
The Duke of Cumberland and uncle of Queen Victoria fiercely opposed the expansion of the Great Western Railways on the strange ground that its rumbling “would disturb Eton’s schoolboys.”
The Asansol Durgapur Police Commissionerate (ADPC) special investigation team, comprising officers from various police stations, in connection with the Durgapur highway cash loot case have arrested wife of Prithviraj Oswal
A five-member disciplinary action committee (DAC) at North Bengal Medical College and Hospital (NBMC&H) has recommended stringent actions against 12 individuals, including senior officials, house staff, postgraduate trainees and other students
Asansol has ranked 20th out of 47 cities in the country with a population of over one million in the Air Pollution Quality Index in the country, according to the latest data revealed by the Union ministry of environment, forests and climate control (MoEFCC).
Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief Mayawati on Tuesday attacked the Congress alleging that if the party comes to power, it will end reservation.
Massive protests continue to rock Imphal as citizens, particularly students, express their frustration over the central government’s handling of the ongoing crisis in Manipur.
He stated that Pant’s contributions to the unified Uttar Pradesh and the nation’s internal security will always be remembered.
After the Supreme Court hearing on Monday, where it asked the protesting doctors to join work, West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee too urged doctors to return to work.
The survey was conducted to evaluate the key indicators around last mile delivery companies’ fleet transitioning to EVs. It measures public perception of air pollution linked to last mile deliveries and scale of demand for transition to EV by brands involved in deliveries by some of the e-commerce giants.
Over seven lakh trucks, including big and small ones are anticipated to stay off the roads of West Bengal for 72 hours starting from 11 September.
