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India Today on MSNDugga Dugga: BJP, Trinamool battle for Bengal's presiding deity Durga
With West Bengal headed for the crucial Assembly election in 2026, goddess Durga, the presiding deity of the state, has taken centre stage in the political battlefield. From PM Modi's rally chant to ...
Get ready for heavy rainfall in South Bengal. The IMD predicts it will start from July 24 and continue until July 28. A low-pressure area is expected to form over the Bay of Bengal. Several districts ...
The Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) has found that only about 8,500 hawkers on Calcutta’s pavements have set up stalls adhering to street vending rules. The remaining vast majority have either ...
Left parties in Kolkata demand end to harassment of migrant workers from West Bengal, blaming BJP and Trinamool Congress.
Kolkata: Bengal govt is likely to fast-track appointments pending in the office of the Bengal chief electoral officer and work on reducing the time ta.
Amidst a crackdown on illegal immigrants in Gurgaon, hundreds of migrant families are fleeing, fearing arbitrary detention.
Kolkata: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has strongly opposed what she claims is an attempt by the Bharatiya ...
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India Today on MSNTrinamool rebel MLA announces new party, to contest 50 seats in 2026 Bengal polls
TMC MLA Humayun Kabir has announced a new political party, set to launch on January 1, 2026, and contest 50 seats in Bengal. His rebellion targets district leadership, not Mamata or Abhishek Banerjee.
The West Bengal government is considering seeking legal advice to challenge the recent directive of the ECI to ensure full “financial and administrative independence” of the Chief Electoral Officer’s ...
Mumbai Police arrested a 29-year-old man from West Bengal for allegedly threatening to kill Andheri (West) MLA Ameet Satam, a police official said on Wednesday. The accused, identified as Neelkanth ...
Of the 7,714 Barefoot Technicians deployed nationwide, Karnataka accounts for a significant share, surpassing states like Bihar (966), Jharkhand (600), and West Bengal (673).
None of the women had valid train tickets. Instead, “only coach and berth numbers were stamped on their hands,” officials ...
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