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Bengal Student Bodies' Activists Clash During Strike On University Campuses
Activists of various Leftist student bodies and Trinamool Congress Chhatra Parishad (TMCP) engaged in clashes across West Bengal on Monday during a strike called by CPI(M)'s student wing SFI on university campuses in the state.
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Bengal Left Front, Amid Talks With Congress, Announces List For 25 Seats
The creases areyet to be ironed out. But in the middle of talks with the Congress, Left Front in West Bengal today announced candidates for 25 seats, including four contentious ones - Murshidabad, Raiganj and Purulia.
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Decision On Alliance In Bengal Not In Haste, Says Congress Leader CP Joshi
Congress general secretary in charge of West Bengal CP Joshi today said decisions on alliance for the upcoming Assembly polls in Bengal cannot be taken in haste and the party is in the process of taking opinions of its leaders and workers in the state on the issue.
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'1993 Bengal Police Firing Worse Than Jallianwala Bagh Massacre,' Says Inquiry Commission
Police firing on a Mamata Banerjee rally in 1993 that killed 13 Congress workers was "worse than the Jallianwala Bagh massacre", a commission of inquiry has said in its report.
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Bengal Student Bodies' Activists Clash During Strike On University Campuses
Activists of various Leftist student bodies and Trinamool Congress Chhatra Parishad (TMCP) engaged in clashes across West Bengal on Monday during a strike called by CPI(M)'s student wing SFI on university campuses in the state.
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Bengal Left Front, Amid Talks With Congress, Announces List For 25 Seats
The creases areyet to be ironed out. But in the middle of talks with the Congress, Left Front in West Bengal today announced candidates for 25 seats, including four contentious ones - Murshidabad, Raiganj and Purulia.
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Decision On Alliance In Bengal Not In Haste, Says Congress Leader CP Joshi
Congress general secretary in charge of West Bengal CP Joshi today said decisions on alliance for the upcoming Assembly polls in Bengal cannot be taken in haste and the party is in the process of taking opinions of its leaders and workers in the state on the issue.
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'1993 Bengal Police Firing Worse Than Jallianwala Bagh Massacre,' Says Inquiry Commission
Police firing on a Mamata Banerjee rally in 1993 that killed 13 Congress workers was "worse than the Jallianwala Bagh massacre", a commission of inquiry has said in its report.
