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A bench led by Justice Joymalya Bagchi asked the CBI and ED to learn from countries like Japan and Singapore, where conviction rates in corruption cases are more than 80 per cent.

Expelled youth Trinamool Congress leader, currently in judicial custody in connection with the multi-crore cash-for-school job case in West Bengal, was instrumental in collecting money on behalf of the prime accused in the case, Sujay Krishna ...

With the system under pressure, the Illawarra is leading the way in virtual care.

As the Enforcement Directorate (ED) is all set to enter its next course of investigation in the multi- crore school recruitment case in West Bengal, the central probe agency will be adopting a twin-strategy.Sources said that the first part of ...

Sources said the the actor was called for questioning regarding some alleged transactions between her and Kolkata-based realtor Ayan Sheel, who is an accused in the school for jobs scam. When asked about Sheel, the actor said, “Please don't spread misleading and unsubstantiated things.”

Ghosh reiterated the allegations outside the Alipore court where he was brought for hearing on Thursday morning. “I am being pressurised to name Abhishek Banerjee. I have informed the court about this in writing,” he claimed.

A special court of Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Thursday referred to spiritual pathfinder Ramakrishna Paramahamsa while hearing bail pleas of three middlemen in the alleged multi-crore teachers recruitment scam in West Bengal.

A special court on Monday granted CBI the permission to take three middlemen, arrested in connection with the multi-crore teachers' recruitment scam in West Bengal, into custody till February 23.Of these three linkmen, Tapas Mondal and Niladri ...

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), probing the teachers' recruitment scam in West Bengal, on Sunday arrested Trinamool Congress legislator Manik Bhattacharya's close aide and the president of All Bengal Teachers' Training Achievers' ...

Hundreds of people walked the stretch from the university to Golpark to make their voices heard