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The state government has so far spent Rs 2,000 crore to provide soft loans to 62,000 students under the student credit card scheme, chief minister Mamata Banerjee said today.

Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday said that those questioning West Bengal's law and order situation in the backdrop of the attack on Enforcement Department (ED) officers were trying to malign the state.

The chief minister asserted that Calcutta has been adjudged the country's safest city for years as per the National Crime Records Bureau

Three ED officers were injured and several of their vehicles vandalised as hundreds of supporters of TMC leader Shajahan Sheikh attacked them on Friday.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee defended the states law and order, dismissing criticism as an attempt to malign the region. In the wake of an attack on three ED officials during a raid, Banerjee emphasized Kolkatas recognition as the countrys safest city by the NCRB. She criticizes negative portrayals in the media, urging positive thinking and announcing new student schemes.

Mamata said that those questioning WB's law and order situation in backdrop of the attack on ED officers were trying to malign the state.

Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said the people who were questioning the law and order situation of the state after the attack on ED officials were trying to malign the state.

It's officially fall, and there are a ton of free events lined up: festive pumpkin decorating, football watch parties, coffee hours and support groups, DIY nights, live music, cooking classes, Halloween movies and more.

The Nigerian Institute of Journalism (NIJ) Students’ Week theme ‘ Brace Up’ held in grand style this year, including a deserved award to the Governorship candidate of New Nigeria Peoples Party , NNPP, during 2023 general election, Olufemi  Ajadi. Ajadi, a strong pillar of youth support, was honoured with a humanitarian support award by the […]

The Institute of Contemporary Art is holding its annual After Dark celebration, open to college students throughout Philadelphia on April 14.