Mamata One Year Rule

"When I had said in 2018 at the Kolkata press club that we could get 22 seats in parliament, many people there had laughed. Today when I say BJP will get 200 seats in Bengal next year, I am happy to see no one in this room is laughing. Today it is my turn to smile."

Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today turned up the volume for a sharp takedown of the Narendra Modi government, saying it has "ruined the country, the economy, foreign policy and the institutions, generated hate between people, fake social network, fake news... Everything is a lie. " She said she was being targetted by the Centre as she was...

Odisha's ruling Biju Janata Dal today strongly reiterated home a point that it had made yesterday after confusion arose over its stand on the confrontation between the Kolkata Police and Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on the one hand, and the CBI and the Modi government on the other.

It's been a year since Mamata Banerjee stormed to power in West Bengal after ending the Left Front's 34-year rule. And the state government is celebrating the occasion by highlighting its achievements in a week-long fair.

Marking the anniversary of the end of 34-year-old Marxist rule in the state, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, flanked by her supporters, took out a march on Sunday and claimed that her government had fulfilled most of the poll promises.

"When I had said in 2018 at the Kolkata press club that we could get 22 seats in parliament, many people there had laughed. Today when I say BJP will get 200 seats in Bengal next year, I am happy to see no one in this room is laughing. Today it is my turn to smile."

Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today turned up the volume for a sharp takedown of the Narendra Modi government, saying it has "ruined the country, the economy, foreign policy and the institutions, generated hate between people, fake social network, fake news... Everything is a lie. " She said she was being targetted by the Centre as she was...

Odisha's ruling Biju Janata Dal today strongly reiterated home a point that it had made yesterday after confusion arose over its stand on the confrontation between the Kolkata Police and Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on the one hand, and the CBI and the Modi government on the other.

It's been a year since Mamata Banerjee stormed to power in West Bengal after ending the Left Front's 34-year rule. And the state government is celebrating the occasion by highlighting its achievements in a week-long fair.

Marking the anniversary of the end of 34-year-old Marxist rule in the state, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, flanked by her supporters, took out a march on Sunday and claimed that her government had fulfilled most of the poll promises.