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West Bengal Speaker rejects Suvendu’s resignation West Bengal Legislative Assembly Speaker Biman Banerjee and rebel TMC leader Suvendu Adhikari Agency Photo Kolkata/New Delhi West Bengal legislative assembly Speaker Biman Banerjee on Friday refused to accept the resignation of Trinamool Congress lawmaker Suvendu Adhikari as it did not conform to the provisions of the Constitution and the rules of the House. Banerjee further said Adhikari has been asked to appear before him in person in his chamber on December 21 to make his submission with regard to the matter. "After an examination I...

Jamaica residents file claim over mining permit Bnamericas Published: Friday, December 18, 2020 You have reached your limit of free pageviews this month (5/5) Request a free demo and find thousands of business opportunities in Latin America. Make decisions with valuable and relevant information about your industry. Request a free demo and find thousands of business opportunities in Latin America. Make decisions with valuable and relevant information about your industry. Name* Phone* 9,000+ projects in Latin America 22,000+ global companies that do business in the region. 46,00...

Major fire in north West Bengal market, 150 shops gutted Updated: Updated: December 18, 2020 15:17 IST The flames were spotted around 3 a.m. at the Dhupguri market by a shopkeeper, officials said. Share Article AAA The flames were spotted around 3 a.m. at the Dhupguri market by a shopkeeper, officials said. A major fire broke out at a market in West Bengal’s Jalpaiguri district in the early hours of Friday, gutting at least 150 shops, officials said. The flames were spotted around 3 a.m. at the Dhupguri market by a shopkeeper, they said. Six fire tenders were rushed to the spot but the f...

The fight to block mining in the ecologically sensitive Puerto Bueno Mountains on Jamaica’s northern coast is heading to the Supreme Court as residents are suing the Government and the mining company for alleged breaches of constitutional rights. The eight claimants filed their claim in the Supreme Court on Thursday against the attorney general, the Natural Resources and Conservation Authority (NRCA), and Bengal Development Limited, the owners of the 569-acre property in St Ann. They are also seeking a permanent injunction against mining on the property. Prime Minister Andrew Holness has...