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The finance minister announced Rs 25,000 crore road projects in West Bengal that will go to polls in April-May this year.

Now, Cong too claims Netaji's legacy ahead of WB Assembly polls ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Thu, Jan 21 2021 21:03 IST | ​ 0 Views Jitin Prasada. Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, Jan 21 : With Assembly elections in West Bengal around the corner, the Congress too has now jumped into the political fray after BJP and TMC to claim Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose's legacy, by promising to build his "tallest statue" in the eastern state. Congress West Bengal affairs incharge Jitin Prasada said: "The BJP is now thinking of Netaji when the Assembly elections are nearing. Why did it not build h...

574 new cases, 2 deaths reported in Telangana Telangana posted 574 fresh coronavirus cases on Wednesday, taking the aggregate to more than 2.83 lakh while two fatalities pushed the toll to 1,524. Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) accounted for the most number of cases with 109, followed by Rangareddy 48 and Medchal Malkajgiri 42, a government bulletin said on Thursday. Over 2.75 lakh people have recovered from the disease so far. As many as 6,815 patients are under treatment and 44,516 samples were tested on Wednesday. Cumulatively, over 66.11 lakh samples have been tested. The s...

The organisations are believed to have great influence among Hindu voters in Bengal. The BJP has started PR campaigns across the state to woo these social and religious groups. It has formed committees to make a connect with these organisations in every district, working under the directions of BJP National Secretary Anupam Hazra. Hazra, a former Trinamool Congress MP from Bolpur, joined the BJP before the Lok Sabha elections but lost from Jadavpur seat on a BJP ticket. Party sources said that the visits of Union Home Minister Amit Shah to the birthplaces of intellectual leaders and BJP P...

BJP focusing on social, religious bodies to breach Mamata’s fort (IANS Special) By IANS|   Updated: 20th December 2020 7:15 pm IST By Navneet Mishra New Delhi, Dec 20 : With Assembly elections just a few months away in West Bengal, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is now focussing on 10,000 social and religious organisations in the state to breach Mamata Banerjee’s bastion. The organisations are believed to have great influence among Hindu voters in Bengal. The BJP has started PR campaigns across the state to woo these social and religious groups. It has formed committees to make a conn...