Principal plea to CM against threat culture
A principal of a state-aided college has brought charges of unleashing 'threat culture' against the Trinamul Congress affiliated student's union in Burdwan town that has sparked off sensation.
A principal of a state-aided college has brought charges of unleashing 'threat culture' against the Trinamul Congress affiliated student's union in Burdwan town that has sparked off sensation.
On the World Snakebite Awareness Day, yesterday, East Burdwan recorded three deaths due to snake bites.
Three members of a family from Kolkata have drowned in Damodar river near Kulti in West Burdwan district today while bathing and taking selfies. The locals have managed to save two others.
The political party leaders trooped in at the house of the murdered Burdwan tribal girl, today, which intensified pressure on the police as none could be arrested in three days.
Burdwan town and its adjacent villages, and Durgapur town received sudden incessant precipitation of torrential rain last night causing inundation in some municipal wards.
The deceased trio has been identified as Mrinalini Chowdhury, 61, and her daughters Bandana Chowdhury, 40, and Sanghamitra Chowdhury, 32.
Trouble began when a section of cadres started dismantling the Biswa Bangla symbol placed in front of Curzon Gate and destroyed a public assistance booth of the MLA, Bardhaman (Dakshin).
The leaders resolved that they would tender mass resignation from the party if Konar is declared as the block president.
In December, 2010, a female crocodile had died at Ramnabagan zoo due to liver cirrhosis, incidentally.
Forensic experts first entered the hotel at College More area in presence of the policemen and collected samples of liquor and food.
