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On CCTV, Bengal Teacher Slapped, Punched After He Protests Public Drinking
A teacher was assaulted in West Bengal's North 24 Parganas district after he objected to a group of people drinking in public in a residential area. A CCTV camera captured Nirupam Pal's assault. Police have arrested five people.
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Watch: Railways Ministry Shares A Glimpse Of Revamped Train Coaches Adorned With Art
The video shows a coach of a local train operating in West Bengal, facelifted with vibrant art and bright LED lights.
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Bengal School Jobs Scam: 2 More Flats, Nail Art Shop Raided
The Enforcement Directorate, probing the multi-crore teacher recruitment scam, on Tuesday conducted search operations at two flats and another shop allegedly linked to Arpita Mukherjee, a close aide of suspended Trinamool leader Partha Chatterjee.
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Visva-Bharati Announces Schedule For Four-Day Event, No Word Yet On 'Poush Mela'
'Poush Mela' -- the annual heritage fair -- showcases diverse art and craft in West Bengal's Santiniketan during this time of the year, drawing lakhs of people from across the country as well as abroad.
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West Bengal Government Asks State Universities To Conduct Final Semester Exams In October
The final semester results for Arts and Science streams of Jadavpur University and Presidency University, which had already been announced on the criteria of 80:20 assessment, will not be valid and the two universities would have to conduct the exams.
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Wall Of Fame "Whitewashed" In Kolkata, Artist's Public Art Gone For Good
Is art only for hanging in elegant drawing rooms? One artist who always said no was Shanu Lahiri, also called Kolkata's "First Lady of Public Art". She gave the city "Poroma" -- a towering idol of a tribal woman that had pride of place at a traffic roundabout on an arterial road. But that was torn down in 2014 by the state.
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University Of Calcutta BA BSc Part 2 (Honours, Major) 2017 Exam Results Decalred @ Wbresults.nic.in; Check Now
University of Calcutta has declared the results of Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Bachelor of Science (BSc) Part -II Honours and Major Examination, 2017.
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With Eye On China, India Sends Largest Ever Fleet For Naval War Games
In less than a week from now, MiG-29K fighter jets flying off the deck of India's only operational aircraft carrier, the INS Vikramaditya will be 'taking on' state of the art US Navy F/A-18 E/F 'Super Hornet' fighters over the waters of the Bay of Bengal in what will be the largest, most complex Naval war games India has ever participated in.
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Theft At Renowned Painter's House In Kolkata
A theft occurred at the residence of renowned painter late Dhirendranath Brahma in the southern part of the city on Wednesday morning, police said.
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Mamata Banerjee And The Art Of Street Smart Politics
The fiery young Congress leader had captured the limelight by her unwavering opposition - and critics add, "antics" - against the Left Front government. But even after sweeping the 35-year-old Left bastion in Bengal at the head of her own Trinamool Congress, Mamata Banerjee had hit the headlines more for controversies than for developmental work so...
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Rare Books, Movie Posters To Be Auctioned in 'Arts Of Bengal' Tomorrow
A number of religious paintings, rare books, prints, photographs including an original poster of Satyajit Ray's iconic film 'Pather Panchali' will go under the hammer in a two-day online auction beginning tomorrow.
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Union Minister Nitin Gadkari Praises Bengal's Rich Culture
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari was all praise for the rich cultural heritage, art and literature of West Bengal and Maharashtra which contributed a lot to the post and pre-Independence era.
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Prove Money From My Art Sales Went to My Pocket and I Will Resign: Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today said she would resign if there was any proof of her taking a single rupee from the sale of her paintings. She also gave her jailed minister, Madan Mitra, a clean chit in the Saradha scam and accused a former CPM MP of bringing Saradha chit fund group to Bengal.
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Kolkata Metro uses children's art to put malnutrition into sharp relief
Commuters get a chance to view art, children enjoy showcasing their drawings, and the issue of malnutrition is thrown into sharp relief as the "Art for Nutrition" exhibition gets underway in Kolkata's metro stations.
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17 streets renamed in Kolkata
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday renamed seventeen streets in the metropolis after legendary personalities from the world of industry, arts, music and others.
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On CCTV, Bengal Teacher Slapped, Punched After He Protests Public Drinking
A teacher was assaulted in West Bengal's North 24 Parganas district after he objected to a group of people drinking in public in a residential area. A CCTV camera captured Nirupam Pal's assault. Police have arrested five people.
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Watch: Railways Ministry Shares A Glimpse Of Revamped Train Coaches Adorned With Art
The video shows a coach of a local train operating in West Bengal, facelifted with vibrant art and bright LED lights.
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Bengal School Jobs Scam: 2 More Flats, Nail Art Shop Raided
The Enforcement Directorate, probing the multi-crore teacher recruitment scam, on Tuesday conducted search operations at two flats and another shop allegedly linked to Arpita Mukherjee, a close aide of suspended Trinamool leader Partha Chatterjee.
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Visva-Bharati Announces Schedule For Four-Day Event, No Word Yet On 'Poush Mela'
'Poush Mela' -- the annual heritage fair -- showcases diverse art and craft in West Bengal's Santiniketan during this time of the year, drawing lakhs of people from across the country as well as abroad.
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West Bengal Government Asks State Universities To Conduct Final Semester Exams In October
The final semester results for Arts and Science streams of Jadavpur University and Presidency University, which had already been announced on the criteria of 80:20 assessment, will not be valid and the two universities would have to conduct the exams.
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Wall Of Fame "Whitewashed" In Kolkata, Artist's Public Art Gone For Good
Is art only for hanging in elegant drawing rooms? One artist who always said no was Shanu Lahiri, also called Kolkata's "First Lady of Public Art". She gave the city "Poroma" -- a towering idol of a tribal woman that had pride of place at a traffic roundabout on an arterial road. But that was torn down in 2014 by the state.
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University Of Calcutta BA BSc Part 2 (Honours, Major) 2017 Exam Results Decalred @ Wbresults.nic.in; Check Now
University of Calcutta has declared the results of Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Bachelor of Science (BSc) Part -II Honours and Major Examination, 2017.
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With Eye On China, India Sends Largest Ever Fleet For Naval War Games
In less than a week from now, MiG-29K fighter jets flying off the deck of India's only operational aircraft carrier, the INS Vikramaditya will be 'taking on' state of the art US Navy F/A-18 E/F 'Super Hornet' fighters over the waters of the Bay of Bengal in what will be the largest, most complex Naval war games India has ever participated in.
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Theft At Renowned Painter's House In Kolkata
A theft occurred at the residence of renowned painter late Dhirendranath Brahma in the southern part of the city on Wednesday morning, police said.
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Mamata Banerjee And The Art Of Street Smart Politics
The fiery young Congress leader had captured the limelight by her unwavering opposition - and critics add, "antics" - against the Left Front government. But even after sweeping the 35-year-old Left bastion in Bengal at the head of her own Trinamool Congress, Mamata Banerjee had hit the headlines more for controversies than for developmental work so...
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Rare Books, Movie Posters To Be Auctioned in 'Arts Of Bengal' Tomorrow
A number of religious paintings, rare books, prints, photographs including an original poster of Satyajit Ray's iconic film 'Pather Panchali' will go under the hammer in a two-day online auction beginning tomorrow.
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Union Minister Nitin Gadkari Praises Bengal's Rich Culture
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari was all praise for the rich cultural heritage, art and literature of West Bengal and Maharashtra which contributed a lot to the post and pre-Independence era.
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Prove Money From My Art Sales Went to My Pocket and I Will Resign: Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today said she would resign if there was any proof of her taking a single rupee from the sale of her paintings. She also gave her jailed minister, Madan Mitra, a clean chit in the Saradha scam and accused a former CPM MP of bringing Saradha chit fund group to Bengal.
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Kolkata Metro uses children's art to put malnutrition into sharp relief
Commuters get a chance to view art, children enjoy showcasing their drawings, and the issue of malnutrition is thrown into sharp relief as the "Art for Nutrition" exhibition gets underway in Kolkata's metro stations.
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17 streets renamed in Kolkata
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday renamed seventeen streets in the metropolis after legendary personalities from the world of industry, arts, music and others.
