Not bothered, happy but surprised: Agnimitra Paul on rebel TMC MPs joining NPCI
The Asansol Dakshin MLA expressed suspicion about the timing of this entire political development within the TMC camp.
The Asansol Dakshin MLA expressed suspicion about the timing of this entire political development within the TMC camp.
Bharatiya Janata Party’s Siliguri organisational district president Arun Mandal has urged Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari to take up a series of ambitious development initiatives aimed at transforming north Bengal into a major economic and employment hub.
According to a traffic advisory issued by the Kolkata Commissioner of Police, Red Road will remain closed for all vehicular movement from 10 pm on June 14 to June 21 due to preparations for the mega event.
The West Bengal Chief Minister said that candidates would be able to retain copies of the OMR sheets containing the answers they marked during the examination process.
An audio recording from that meeting has surfaced during the probe agency's investigation, in which they mentioned Abhishek's name several times and discussed handing over the proceeds from the recruitment scam to the senior TMC leader.
State education minister Bratya Basu reacting to the high court verdict today said the department will ensure that 32,000 primary teachers can join their school at the earliest.
The Trinamul Congress MP from Diamond Harbour, Abhishek Banerjee had asked the ministry of labour and employment
A division Bench of the Calcutta High Court on Wednesday set aside a single Bench order of the court, which cancelled the appointment of about 32,000 primary teachers in the cash-for-jobs TET-recruitment scam case and ordered continuation of services.
In what comes as a major relief to the commuters availing Sealdah-Kalyani route, the Sealdah Division of the Eastern Railway is to commence the commercial services of the two new air-conditioned local trains between Sealdah and Kalyani and Sealdah - Krishnanagar from this week.
The Election Commission of India (ECI) has placed 2,208 polling booths in West Bengal under heightened scrutiny after discovering that each of them recorded 100 per cent distribution, collection, and digitisation of Special Intensive Revision (SIR) forms with not a single ‘uncollectable’ form reported.
