West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee highlights the potential of small businesses, citing examples of snack shops turning into success stories. She urges entrepreneurs to work hard, emphasizing MSME growth.
May 13, 2011. The date marked the fall of the longest-serving elected government in India—the Left Front’s 34-year rule came to an end. Mamata Banerjee swept to power on the back of a mass movement for “poriborton” (change).
As TMC navigates the complexities of the Winter Session, Mamata’s emphasis on disciplined, collective action highlights the party’s focus on raising Bengal’s issues while avoiding unnecessary disruptions in Parliament.
Abhishek Banerjee’s potential participation in the UN’s Women’s Rights program in Oslo signifies a critical step in highlighting India’s commitment to gender equality. As the world continues to focus on empowering women, India’s active involvement in international dialogues such as these reflects the progressive policies being implemented at the national and state levels.
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Junior doctors remain firm on continuing their hunger strike despite the meeting with the Chief Minister. Health services in Bengal may face disruption with a planned strike.
Both leaders’ tributes on Gandhi Jayanti serve as a reminder of the lasting impact of Mahatma Gandhi’s teachings and the enduring relevance of his philosophy of non-violence in shaping the future of the nation.
In a significant move to address irregularities in government hospitals, the state government has decided to form a seven-member committee. Headed by SSKM Hospital’s Visiting […]
To ensure transparency and prevent misuse of funds, Chief Secretary Manoj Pant emphasized strict vigilance in selecting beneficiaries. The government is aware that allegations of corruption could lead to legal challenges, which might delay the project.
The role of Civic Volunteers in West Bengal has evolved over time, from traffic management to becoming an essential support force for the police. Despite controversies and challenges, they remain a crucial element in the state’s law enforcement system.
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