Children of the Bombs, the BBC documentary directed by Ronny Sen, reviewed newspaper reports to claim that 565 children have been killed, injured, or maimed between 1996 and 2024.
Ranjith Sreenivasan was killed in 2021, hours after SDPI’s K.S. Shan. SDPI has questioned why trial in Sreenivasan’s case is over, while suspects in Shan killing are out on bail.
Petitioner says victims facing threats from police, lack of help from state. Calcutta HC asks NHRC, state human rights commission if they can hold inquiry into complaints.
20 arrested so far for the killings of 8 people in Bagtui, Birbhum Monday night, reportedly triggered by the murder of a Trinamool leader, but villagers say they no longer feel safe.
The memory of Partition violence, or Civil War of 1947, has remained operable in two ways – first, in evacuating responsibility, and second, as a form of trauma that has been repeated subsequently.
IPS officers Suman Bala Sahoo, Soumen Mitra and Ranveer Kumar make up the SIT formed by the Calcutta High Court to probe the cases of political violence.
Bengal was going to start the second phase of BJP’s Ashwamedha yagna covering territories where regional parties held sway. Now BJP is left ensuring its workers' safety.
Following the transaction which is expected to be completed by November, Dassault Reliance Aerospace Ltd will become an associate company, with Reliance retaining a 49% stake.
In its toughest time in decades because of floods, Punjab would’ve expected PM Modi to visit. If he has the time for a Bihar tour, why not a short visit to next-door Punjab?
West Bengal is a cesspool. It’s the unfortunate truth.
First the Communists and then the TMC have destroyed the work ethic, entrepreneurship and cultural vibrancy of the state.
A state which led the freedom struggle in India and gave birth to a galaxy of distinguished men and women seems to be in perennial decline now.
Every sphere of human activity has been infiltrated by politics including education and healthcare. The results are there for everyone to see.
Earlier, the bright students in Assam aspired to study at Presidency College and other such eminent institutions in Kolkata. Now everyone heads to south India.
West Bengal is a cesspool. It’s the unfortunate truth.
First the Communists and then the TMC have destroyed the work ethic, entrepreneurship and cultural vibrancy of the state.
A state which led the freedom struggle in India and gave birth to a galaxy of distinguished men and women seems to be in perennial decline now.
Every sphere of human activity has been infiltrated by politics including education and healthcare. The results are there for everyone to see.
Earlier, the bright students in Assam aspired to study at Presidency College and other such eminent institutions in Kolkata. Now everyone heads to south India.