Mamata announces health sector reform
West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday said a three-phase developmental system will be taken up to improve the state’s ailing health services sector.
Minor raped, hanged in police station
A 14-year-old girl was allegedly raped and hanged inside the Nighasan police station premises in Lakhimpur district on Friday night.
Bengal CM to meet Anil Ambani
Indian industrialists as well as NRIs are keen on pumping in investments in West Bengal for its industrial development, state commerce and industries minister Partha Chatterjee said on Saturday.
Pranab backs Mamata on Singur
West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee’s ordinance faux pas may have given the beleagured Opposition CPI(M) a stick to beat the fledgling Trinamul Congress government with, but the Congress-led U
Arsenic levels rise in Lucknow
Arsenic levels have registered an alarming increase in the water in Lucknow, causing a grave threat to the health of the people in the state capital.
Gogoi hits out at Anna, Ramdev
Assam chief minister Tarun Gogoi here on Friday slammed the leaders of civil society groups Anna Hazare and Baba Ramdev for creating an impression that they are the only ones in this country who are concerned over corruption.
More meetings lined up on Lokpal Bill: Mukherjee
Union finance minister Pranab Mukherjee on Saturday said more meetings are lined up on the drafting of the anti-graft Lokpal Bill as the issue is still in the process of discussion.
BJP attacks Rahul over his silence
BJP spokesman Shahnawaz Hussain here on Thursday said that ruling the UPA government was reluctant to take any quick step on black money in order to facilitate opportunity to those who have stashed black money abroad, to shift their account to new location.
No political interference in administration, says Mamata
West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday said she would ensure that the state’s administration is free from political affiliation and political interference.
Sangma drops 4 senior ministers
Problem for Meghalaya chief minister Mukul Sangma seems to be far from over as on Tuesday he dropped four ministers and inducted three new faces in his council of ministers in an obvious attempt to quell the dissidence.
It, however, failed to placate dissident camp, said to have been led by veteran Congress leader and former chief