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Enforcement Directorate Raids 12 Locations In Bengal In Connection With Coal Scam Case
Ahead of West Bengal assembly elections in 2021, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) is currently conducting raids at 12 different locations across the state.
Ahead of West Bengal assembly elections, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) is currently conducting raids at 12 different locations across the state. Sources informed that ED is raiding the offices and residences of businessman Ganesh Bagadia as well as the residence of Singh brothers- Niraj and Amit - at Konnagar Kanaipur of Hoogly district with regards to alleged illegal trading and smuggling of coal. The sources further informed that Badadia and Niraj Singh are believed to be linked with Anup Maji alias Lal, who is allegedly the mastermind of the case and his close associate Binay Mishra.
Universities likely to tighten norms for college affiliations from 2021
The move bodes well for students as they will be saved from enrolling into potentially fraudulent institutes with universities becoming selective about granting affiliation. December 28, 2020 / 01:48 PM IST
Getting affiliated to a central university is all set to become tougher from 2021. Universities under the purview of the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and University Grants Commission (UGC) are planning to tighten norms governing the granting of affiliations to institutes.
This is in the wake of a slew of fake colleges springing up and lining up for affiliations without proven track record or financial credibility.
A defection that may lead to a divorce: High drama in West Bengal politics Agencies
Kolkata: The BJP planned Saturday the largest exodus from the Trinamool Congress to the saffron party. It happened leading to verbal exchanges between the top leaders of the BJP and the Trinamool Congress. Well the West Bengal-based party has been quick to hit back. Not only has it organised a defection, but in the process also hit the personal life of BJP MP, Soumitra Khan.
Sujata Mondal Khan, wife of the BJP MP, switched over to the TMC from the saffron camp Monday. She claimed that she did not get her due recognition even after taking several risks to get her husband elected during 2019 Lok Sabha elections. Sujata alleged that ‘newly inducted, misfit and corrupt leaders’ are getting more importance in the saffron camp. So she has taken the decision to join the Trinamool Congress.