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More than 90% projects didn’t have any structural issue: Audit
Major Violations Detected in 26 Projects -
'3 traitors are behind this': TMC MLA Kunal Ghosh alleges attack on home, party office
TMC MLA Kunal Ghosh reported his home and offices sustained vandalism on Wednesday, claiming that external forces were sent to target him intentionally. He named three individuals as 'traitors' supposedly responsible for the act and demanded their prompt arrest. Additionally, Ghosh called on the police to investigate any payments made for this attack, urging them to treat the situation with urgency and take immediate action. -
Terracotta to saffron to white to saffron: Colour fight erupts over ‘Bengal’s soul’
The ticket counter at Academy of Fine Arts was painted saffron by BJP activists on Wednesday. This followed a white paint job by theatre activists just one day prior. BJP MLA Rudranil Ghosh led the saffron painting, citing restoration of original colours. Prominent cultural figures condemned the repeated colour changes as artistic distortion. The Academy has a history of colour changes and political interventions. -
Annapurna net widens to include Kisan, handicapped beneficiaries
Relief For Rural Women Living In 3-Room Houses -
Kolkata woman learning to drive reverses into pond, dies
A 42-year-old executive died after her new car plunged into a pond. She was learning to drive and possibly pressed the accelerator instead of the brake. Locals attempted a rescue but failed to reach her inside the submerged vehicle. Police and fire services were called to retrieve the car and the deceased. The incident occurred while she was practicing for her upcoming driving test. -
Jadavpur University professors cry foul as Bengal govt seeks 3 years’ EC meeting records
Jadavpur University professors view a government demand for past executive council meeting details as retaliation.They believe this move aims to curb the university's autonomy and control its operations.The university has faced delays in holding essential executive council meetings recently.Professors argue that such external interference hinders academic and administrative progress.This situation highlights ongoing tensions between the university and the higher education department. -
Anyone denigrating Netaji to face strict action: Suvendu
CM’s Message For MP: ‘Apologise, Delete Posts’ -
Banned but unstoppable, why Kolkata keeps failing to stop laser strikes on aircraft
Malaysia Airlines flight MH-184 encountered distracting laser flashes while approaching Kolkata airport, prompting the pilot to take evasive action by climbing and circling the aircraft before achieving a safe landing. This incident underlines the major enforcement deficiencies regarding laser usage near airports, as authorities are reiterating warnings to event organizers against high-intensity laser displays. It is now crucial for consistent enforcement and effective measures against offenders -
KMC delimitation takes centre stage, CBI makes fresh arrest, Park Street hawker action continues: What is trending in Kolkata today
In a move that may alter local governance, the West Bengal Assembly plans to discuss amendments to the municipal wards of Kolkata and Howrah. This delimitation is likely to transform electoral landscapes and influence tax records related to properties. On another note, the CBI has detained a suspect linked to the 2021 murder of BJP worker Avijit Sarkar, which highlights the persistent examination of post-poll violence. -
For Bengal, Ayushman enrolment will be easier than cracking SIR
No Rejection For Minor Surname Discrepancies -
Kolkata Police sounds caution as online games turn into cybercrime traps
Kolkata Police are warning about cyber fraud linked to online gaming and hotel bookings. Cybercriminals target young gamers by requesting OTPs and fake payments for virtual items. Attackers also exploit parents' devices, leading to financial and personal data theft. Recent hotel booking scams highlight the need for caution with unverified websites. Police advise vigilance and immediate reporting of suspicious online activities to authorities. -
Orange Line to operate up to Sector V by Dec 31: Metro general manager
Travel Time From New Garia To IT Hub To Be 35 Mins -
HC counters ‘influential’ argument, grants shield to Abhishek
‘All Filed After May 4’: Judge Questions Timing of FIRs -
'Large stone thrown at car caused chest pain': Mamata Banerjee targets police over convoy attack
Mamata Banerjee reported chest pain after a large stone struck her car during a convoy incident.She attended a party event despite discomfort to support the Trinamool Congress digital wing.Banerjee accused police of targeting party workers and aiding BJP members.West Bengal minister Arjun Singh denied BJP involvement in the stone-pelting incident.Singh attributed the event to local anger over home demolitions and looting. -
'Had chest pain after my car was attacked by huge stone, couldn't speak for 2 days': Mamata Banerjee
Mamata Banerjee reported chest pain after a large stone struck her car during a convoy incident.She attended a party event despite discomfort to support the Trinamool Congress digital wing.Banerjee accused police of targeting party workers and aiding BJP members.West Bengal minister Arjun Singh denied BJP involvement in the stone-pelting incident.Singh attributed the event to local anger over home demolitions and looting. -
IPL star Abhishek Porel arrested: What we know about rape case against Delhi Capitals player
Hooghly district police arrested Delhi Capitals batter Abhishek Porel late Monday night.A woman accused the Bengal cricketer of rape after a promise of marriage.Police registered a case under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and IT Act.The complaint was filed by a medical student from Karnataka.Porel is expected to be produced before a court in Chinsurah. -
Messi event chaos: Calcutta high court extends Aroop Biswas’ interim protection till Nov 30
The Calcutta high court extended interim protection for Aroop Biswas until November 30.This protection relates to chaos surrounding Lionel Messi's event last December.The court heard Biswas' plea seeking to quash criminal proceedings against him.The state submitted police reports as directed by the court earlier.Biswas' lawyers stated he appeared before police thrice as summoned. -
What’s trending in Kolkata today: Custody death fallout, Mamata Banerjee's protest, court battle
Following the death of a Trinamool Congress worker in police custody, a political storm has erupted in West Bengal. The suspension of the investigating officer and reassignment of the officer-in-charge signal serious repercussions. During her visit to the family, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee was met with loud protests. Additionally, TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee's protection plea awaits court attention, further igniting heated political discussions. -
IO benched, OC ‘closed’ 3 days after TMC man’s custody death in West Bengal
Suvendu Adhikari, the Chief Minister, expressed his condolences during a meeting with the family of Birju Keot, who died in police custody. He pledged assistance, offering compensation and job opportunities for Keot's widow. An inquiry into his death will be led by the district magistrate. Furthermore, regarding the assault on former Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's car, Adhikari confirmed that no action will be taken against the incident. -
Kolkata airport laser probe: Cops trace source to Ashoknagar after Malaysia Airlines pilot disoriented
Police are tracing a laser beam that disoriented a pilot approaching Kolkata airport. The incident occurred on Saturday night, forcing an aircraft to delay its landing. Authorities have warned venues against directing lights skyward within an 18.5-km radius. Strict action will be taken against anyone found projecting laser beams into flight paths. This enforcement comes ahead of the busy festive and wedding season. -
Believe it or not: Quack attack: This isn’t bath time, it's a duck race
Chicago recently released ninety thousand rubber ducks into its river.This annual Ducky Derby event supports Special Olympics Illinois through duck adoptions.Thousands watched the yellow ducks race down the river for charity.The event has raised over five million dollars for the organization since 2005.Funds support training and healthcare for thousands of athletes and young athletes. -
Stones, slippers, mud: What happened when Mamata’s SUV was surrounded in West Bengal
Mamata Banerjee's faced an attack by protesters in Halisahar, North 24 Parganas. Protesters surrounded her SUV and allegedly hurled stones and mud at it. Banerjee was visiting to meet the family of a TMC worker who died in custody. She alleged a conspiracy and stated the police remained silent spectators. The BJP condemned the attack while denying any involvement in the incident. -
2 years after RG Kar horror, Bengal chief minister announces inquiry panel
West Bengal government will establish an inquiry commission for the RG Kar rape-murder case. Police will also investigate the hurried cremation of the trainee doctor, which occurred two years ago. This decision follows a request from the victim's mother, who is now a BJP MLA. The state government aims to ensure justice and punish all responsible individuals. Annual programs will be organized to mark Abhaya Day, commemorating the victim. -
2 years later, doctors and protesters ask the same question: Are we safer?
Two years after a junior doctor's rape and murder, safety concerns persist for women and medical staff.Demands for improved hospital security and gender education remain largely unaddressed by authorities.While some CCTVs were installed, rape threats continue, and security personnel are insufficient.Structural reforms, including better public toilets and school education, have not been executed.The pursuit of justice faces ongoing challenges with slow investigative progress and systemic failures -
Rich pujas, around 25% of total, set to lose govt grant
The Bengal government has confirmed its ongoing financial support for smaller Durga Puja committees. Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari emphasized that aid will be determined based on genuine needs. Puja committees with budgets below ten lakh rupees are expected to receive government assistance, while tax exemptions on outdoor advertisements will remain in effect. Additionally, the government is striving to offer a full electricity subsidy for these events. -
Suvendu Adhikari announces fresh probe into RG Kar rape-murder; claims police had failed to do their duty
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari announced a fresh investigation into a doctor's 2024 rape and murder.The decision followed a request from the victim's mother, who is now a BJP MLA.Adhikari alleged police failures in their initial handling of the sensitive case.He also ordered a separate inquiry into alleged cremation lapses.Immediate action will be taken against those found responsible for any wrongdoing. -
West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari announces Rs 10,000 monthly pension for 325 people jailed during Emergency
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari announced a monthly pension for Emergency protesters.The state government identified 325 individuals who faced imprisonment during that period.These brave individuals are being honored for their sacrifices in defending democracy.The new government acknowledges their hardships and stands on their ideals.This initiative aligns with the central government's observance of 'Samvidhan Hatya Diwas'. -
Laser beam disorients pilot, Malaysia Airlines flight circles before safe landing in Kolkata
A Malaysia Airlines flight experienced a delay approaching Kolkata airport due to a laser beam. The pilot's vision was momentarily affected, causing disorientation and a missed landing opportunity. The aircraft circled the sky before safely landing later that night. Airport authorities have filed a complaint with the police for investigation into the incident. Such laser use near airports is prohibited and poses significant flight safety risks. -
Eggs debut in new midday meal at West Bengal schools
Eggs were served with midday meals at 500 state-run schools on Saturday. The Annamrita Foundation provides vegetarian food while self-help groups supply the eggs separately. Students expressed happiness and relief at the return of eggs to their plates. The new midday meal arrangement is being introduced in phases across the KMC area. Food quality and quantity have reportedly improved under the new system. -
Biker chases, molests woman on app bike on central Kolkata road for an hour
A woman on an app bike faced harassment and molestation at a busy Kolkata crossing. The accused followed her for an hour, making lewd comments and attempting to assault her. When her husband intervened at their address, the accused then turned violent and assaulted him. Local inquiries identified the alleged perpetrator as Soumen Biswas following the incident.
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