Category: kolkata
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Suvendu aide among 3 killed as post-poll violence rocks Bengal
Zero tolerance for violence, says CEC Gyanesh Kumar; State BJP leadership urges workers to remain calm; DGP tells aggrieved parties to approach police and not break the law
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CBI tracks down fugitive in 2014 Kolkata disappearance case to Surat
The accused had been living in Surat using fake identity documents in the name of Amit Sharma. The agency produced him before a local court there to get his transit remand to Kolkata.
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In a Bengal college, an Iftar party to be held by women for women
The event, called ‘2026 Dosti ki Iftar’ and being organised by the Deeniyat Muallima College (located in Santragachi, across the river from Kolkata) and the city-based initiative Know Your Neighbour, intends to “provide a space for women to exchanges their views, and break myths and stereotypes”.
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Congress, CPI(M) leaders in Bengal say ‘rising infiltrators’ narrative of BJP proved wrong after SIR draft list
CPI(M) State secretary Mohammad Salim added that many vulnerable people from tribal communities, women, rented accommodation holders, street dwellers stand a chance to be omitted in the SIR process due to lack of concrete documents and should be looked into.
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Three men gangrape class 7 girl near Kolkata; arrested, POCSO case filed
The incident took place on Saturday evening when the class 7 student was returning from tuition classes, the officer said
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Durga Puja is over, but Bengal colleges yet to complete undergraduate admissions
The State Government will be finally closing the centralised admission portal on October 10, and it has asked colleges to individually fill up vacant seats after that date and complete the whole process by November 7.
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In Kolkata, poetry and art from Gaza and Bengal famine converge in Durga Puja pandal
Artist Pradip Das explores parallels between poems from the Gaza strip and the depictions of hunger and death in Bengali poetry on the famine; they are connected, despite being several kilometres and years apart, he says
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The invisibilised workforce behind Durga Puja festivities
The people who sacrifice festive joy to keep Kolkata’s grandest celebration running
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Kolkata social workers call on journalists to protect child dignity and rights while reporting
At a media sensitisation meet, experts stress that reporting on children must balance public interest with privacy, consent, and long-term wellbeing
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Push back involves serious issues pertaining to life and liberty of a person, says Calcutta HC
Sunali Bibi a resident of Paikar in Birbhum, her husband Danish, and their eight-year-old son were pushed into Bangladesh on June 26 after being detained by the Delhi Police. Sunali is eight months pregnant