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Reviewing emergency preparedness, manpower, response mechanisms and operational readiness. He also inspected Watgunge and Ekbalpore police stations to assess public service delivery and administrative efficiency.
Kamarhati MLA Madan Mitra appeared before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Wednesday in connection with the alleged municipal recruitment scam. Earlier, the ED had questioned his wife and two sons as part of the investigation. Before entering the ED office, Mitra denied all corruption allegations and said he would fully cooperate with the probe.
A Toto driver’s honesty and the quick action of Jalpaimore Traffic Guard helped a passenger recover a lost smartphone. Inspector Bivash Adhikary safely took custody of the device and ensured it was returned to its rightful owner, reflecting the commitment and integrity of Siliguri Metropolitan Traffic Police.
The survey also note a preference towards preventive policing and ignorance about arrest procedures
Congress MP K.C. Venugopal said that if govt is not sincere, no new legislation can serve any purpose; who gave orders to fire pellet guns on students, asked Priyanka Gandhi in Lok Sabha; Rajya Sabha adjourned for the day
With the intention to encourage new industries, bring in new investments and create job opportunities in North Bengal, the Bengal Chambers of Commerce and Industry conducted a very important meeting. This meeting was attended by all industrialists and businessmen from the region and was based on development strategies for the future and investment prospects. While addressing the meeting, Finance Minister Swapan Debnath expressed that North Bengal was once considered to be the
While congratulating protestors on Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation, Mamata Banerjee says the resignation is ‘only an eyewash’
Vijay’s farewell film is in equal parts a crowd-pleasing tribute and a political manifesto, wrapped within an uneven but engaging masala entertainer
Kolkata Metro expansion: what commuters need to know — coverage from SP News West Bengal desk.
New Delhi, July 24: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has promised further stringent measures against examination paper leaks, describing the issue as a serious concern affecting lakhs of students and their families across the country.