Kolkata
IIT Kharagpur Student Tests Positive for Covid-19, All Hostels to be Sealed
The institute had in June asked all students, who got stranded because of lockdown, to leave the campus by June 30 and return two months later for the next semester, but a few of them remained there.
Body of Kolkata Woman Stuffed in Sack with Vegetables Found in Taxi's Boot
Police identified the body as that of Sujamani Gayen, who was allegedly beaten with sticks and then strangulated todeath by her daughter-in-law and three others over a family fight
Finally Some Good News: Seats to be Reserved for Transgender People in Kolkata Bus
The move was initiated by Shovon Mukherjee, also known as 'Kolkata's Padman'.
Lockdown Dates Changed in West Bengal For The Fourth Time, TMC Govt Draws Opposition Ire
As per the new changes the lockdown will be enforced on August 20 and 21 and August 27 and 28, instead of August 16, 17, 23 and 24 as announced earlier
32 Employees of Rifle Factory Ishapore Test Covid-19 Positive in West Bengal
The factory has been operating with 100 per cent staff strength to meet its production and supply commitments, according to an RFI official.
Autopsy Report of Bengal BJP Leader Throws Up More Questions Than Those It Seeks To Answer
BJP MLA Debendra Nath Roy was found dangling from a nylon rope early Monday morning under mysterious circumstances close to his home in Bengal’s Uttar Dinajpur district.
Indian Economy Saw Major Disruption in April, Need to Wait 3-4 Months to See Recovery: SBI Chief
Asked whether the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will extend the moratorium on loan repayments till end of the year, the SBI chief said there is no need for extending it across the board beyond August 31, 2020.
West Bengal: Three BSF Personnel Injured in Attack by Bangladeshi Smugglers Near International Border
The troops fired five rounds from their non-lethal pump action gun in self-defence and subsequently, the miscreants ran across the border towards Bangladesh.
Ban on Chinese Apps an 'Impulsive Decision', People Will Lose Source of Income, Says TMC MP
Nusrat Jahan’s statement came two days after the Union Home Ministry announced the ban 59 Chinese mobile applications in India, including popularly used TikTok and UC Browser.
Kolkata Metro Ready With Modalities to Retart Services if it Gets Green Signal From Railways
The metro authorities will hold discussions with the state government in this regard after receiving necessary clearances from the ministry, an official said.
Major Reshuffle in Bengal BJP Unit, Arjun Singh Made Party VP, Chandra Bose Sidelined
BJP MP from Bankura, Locket Chatterjee, was given the charge of general secretary of the party's West Bengal unit.
Covid-19 Cases Likely to Rise in Bengal as Social-distancing Norms Go Up in Smoke: Doctors
With lakhs of people rendered homeless in the districts of East Midnapore, Howrah and North 24 Parganas, the state administration has put them up at several shelter homes and temporary relief camps, where the words "social distancing" sound like a luxury.
Kolkata Airport Resumes Operations After Hit by Cyclone Amphan, Air India Hangar Damaged
According to sources at the airport, operations recommenced at noon with the arrival of a Russian chartered plane for evacuation of stranded Russian nationals.
Politics Aside, Centre's Figures Reveal Bengal Fares Well In Terms of Covid-19 Cases and Deaths
According to the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Bengal is in the 12th slot (as of April 21) among the 32 states and union territories in terms of COVID-19 cases and fatalities.
Pulwama Attack Live: Protest in London Against Pakistan; PM Modi Says Will Avenge Each Teardrop
Pulwama Attack Live Updates: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday warned the attackers that drop of tear that the families of CRPF jawans have shed will be avenged. "This is the time for patience. But I assure everyone that the perpetrators will not b...
In Kolkata, a Durga Puja Pandal Crafted Out of Nails and Threads to Make it 'Visible' to the Blind
Inside the pandal, the walls are crafted using nails with threads mounted on them and crisscrossing each other to form patterns and words such as "Ma" and "Jai Ma Durga" in Braille.