HC cancels appointment of TMC teachers’ cell leader
Mr Islam was an assistant teacher of a secondary school in the Shibpur area of Howrah district.
Calcutta High Court today ordered the state government to put a stop work on winding up tram tracks with immediate effect and asked the government to submit a report along with photographs.
SNS | Kolkata | January 15, 2025 12:26 pm
Calcutta High Court [Photo: IANS]
Calcutta High Court today ordered the state government to put a stop work on winding up tram tracks with immediate effect and asked the government to submit a report along with photographs.
The division Bench of Chief Justice T S Sivagnanam on Tuesday in an order asked the government to revive the tram tracks, lay buried, as the trams are a heritage of the state, the chief justice observed.
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The court also in its observation said that it is easy to do away with trams but the state should take steps to save it. In many countries the trams still ply on roads. Political will is needed for its revival, the division Bench of chief justice observed.
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Mr Islam was an assistant teacher of a secondary school in the Shibpur area of Howrah district.
The Calcutta High Court on Wednesday rejected the bail plea of private promoter Ayan Sil in connection with the multi-crore municipalities recruitment case in West Bengal.
The Calcutta High Court on Tuesday directed the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to submit the detailed case diaries on the agency's ongoing investigation in the multi-crore irregularities in different municipalities in West Bengal.
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