Sweety Kumari
Journalist at The Indian Express
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3 days ago |
indianexpress.com | Sweety Kumari
Amid the ongoing teachers’ protest over the SSC job cancellation and the recent communal violence in Murshidabad, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday hit out at her detractors, saying ‘we don’t just talk, we work”. After laying the foundation stone of JSW’s 1,600 MW thermal power plant at Salboni in Paschim Medinipur district, the chief minister said: “You can criticize me. But you can’t ignore me. Many people say a lot of things.
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3 days ago |
indianexpress.com | Sweety Kumari
Cricket fans heading to Eden Gardens for Mondays’s Indian Premier League (IPL) match between Kolkata Knight Riders and Gujarat Titans should brace themselves for hot and humid conditions. After a brief respite from the heat due to recent storms and rainfall, temperatures are set to rise again, bringing back the uncomfortable sweltering weather that West Bengal is known for during this time of year.
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3 days ago |
indianexpress.com | Sweety Kumari
The mega rally of CPI(M)’s frontal organisations at the Brigade Parade Grounds, in Kolkata on Sunday won the support of the Congress, and Indian Secular Front (ISF) parties. Emphasising on the Left’s secular credentials, Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury stated that the party “doesn’t do communal politics.”“The Left is a secular force in India.
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4 days ago |
indianexpress.com | Sweety Kumari
Salboni of West Bengal’s Paschim Medinipur is poised for a significant industrial resurgence as Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee prepares to lay the foundation stone for a massive 1600 MW thermal power plant on Monday. The Rs 16,000 crore project, undertaken by JSW Energy, marks the largest private sector investment in the state’s core sector in 14 years, promising substantial economic growth and employment opportunities for the region. The project will consist of two 800 MW power plants.
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6 days ago |
indianexpress.com | Sweety Kumari
In the aftermath of last week’s unrest in Murshidabad over protests against the new Waqf Act, West Bengal police have taken action by replacing the officers-in-charge (OCs) of the Shamsherganj and Suti police stations. According to police sources, the outgoing OCs of both Samsherganj and Suti are sub-inspector-rank officers.
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