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    PM Modi rakes up Chopra, Sandeshkhali in RS, attacks Oppn for 'selective politics' on women safety

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi today deplored selective approach of opposition towards atrocities against women. Raking up an incident where a woman was brutally beaten in Bengal, the Prime Minister said that Opposition has failed to secure women's right...

    CJI Chandrachud underlines 'Constitutional Morality' as means to preserve India's diversity

    Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud emphasised the necessity of 'Constitutional Morality' in Indian law. He said that the court's duty was to uphold diversity and tolerance while embracing technological advancements in justice. Chandrachud underscored judges as servants, not deities, cautioning against personal biases interfering with constitutional values. He highlighted the importance of AI tools for translating judgments, decentralising court access, and promoting awareness of legal procedures. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee urged a neutral judiciary for upholding democracy.

    'Don't intend to humiliate, but...': Bengal CM Mamata says judiciary must be free from 'political bias'

    West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said on Saturday that the Judiciary is an important temple for us, just like 'mandir, masjid, gurudwara, and girjaghar’. She further stated that the judiciary is the supreme authority for delivering justi...

    Calcutta Municipal Corporation and Kolkata Police kickstart efforts to identify hawking zones in city

    Mayor-in-Council and MLA Debasish Kumar was in Gariahat on Friday, with Municipal officers and police personnel, to get on ground information about the hawkers through surveys. “We have created forms and we are jotting down details about the hawkers. We will collect their information and submit it before the committee formed by the Chief Minister,” Kumar said.

    Bengal CM Mamata writes to PM Modi, urges to abolish NEET

    Mamata Banerjee advocates for restoring state government involvement in admissions to uphold the country's federal structure, amidst concerns of corruption in the NEET Examination system. The Ministry of Education is taking steps to address irregularities and enhance examination processes.

    West Bengal Governor has no right to disallow oath-taking of MLAs: Mamata Banerjee

    West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee criticised Governor CV Ananda Bose for delaying the swearing-in of TMC MLAs, citing safety concerns raised by women about visiting the Raj Bhavan. Banerjee argued that the Governor should not obstruct the elected representatives from fulfilling their duties and suggested alternatives to the traditional venue for oath-taking. MLAs Sayantika Bandyopadhyay and Rayat Hossain Sarkar protested outside the state secretariat demanding to be allowed to take their oaths in the assembly.

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