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Relief For 'Bengal Files' Makers, High Court Dismisses Censorship Request
'The Bengal Files' is based on the communal riots of August 1946 in Kolkata, known as the Great Calcutta Killings, and was released last Friday.
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BJP Vs Trinamool As Kolkata Gives Controversial Film 'Bengal Files' A Miss
The hugely controversial film "Bengal Files" was released today amid a huge political row between the state's Opposition BJP and the ruling Trinamool Congress.
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Pallavi Joshi Says The Bengal Files Took An Emotional Toll On Her: "The Images Stay With You For A Long Time"
The Bengal Files presents events from one of the darkest chapters of India's history, when people were brutally killed during riots in Kolkata
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Vivek Agnihotri To NDTV On Renaming The Bengal Files: "People Thought It Was About Sikh Genocide Or 2020 Delhi Riots"
Vivek Agnihotri opened up about the recent name change of his upcoming film from The Delhi Files: The Bengal Chapter to The Bengal Files
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Vivek Agnihotri On Bengal Files FIR By Gopal Patha's Grandson: "People Blackmail Filmmakers For Money"
The Bengal Files controversy centres around Gopal 'Patha' Mukherjee, who played a pivotal role in protecting Hindus during the 1946 riots
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The Story Of A Bengal Butcher Who 'Saved' Calcutta
Rather than being stoic over the aggressive agenda of the Muslim League to bring Calcutta into Pakistan, a fierce man from a city-based meat-selling Brahmin family rose to the occasion.
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Vivek Agnihotri Threatens Legal Action If West Bengal Government Stalls The Bengal Files Release: "Will Pray That..."
The Bengal Files, which is slated for release on September 5, revolves around the Calcutta riots of August 16, 1946
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Direct Action Day: Spark That Triggered Communal Violence During Partition
On August 16, 1946, a day now remembered as Direct Action Day or the Great Calcutta Killings, Bengal descended into days of brutal bloodshed, shattering hopes of unity and plunging the province into chaos.
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"Not Riots, We Want Peace": Mamata Banerjee In Violence-Hit Murshidabad
Mamata Banerjee visited the riot-affected areas of Murshidabad district and met the families of those affected in last month's communal clashes.
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"Radicalisation, Militancy Poses Challenge": Bengal Governor On Murshidabad Riot
West Bengal Governor C V Ananda Bose has submitted a report on the recent riots in Murshidabad district to the Union Ministry of Home Affairs, mentioning that the "twin spectre of radicalisation and militancy" poses a serious challenge to the state.
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Mamta Banerjee Blames "Outsiders" For Murshidabad Violence, Plans To Visit In May
Mamta Banerjee also said her government would "soon expose the conspirators" behind the riots that took place in two wards of Dhulian in the district.
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"Proactive Action Will be Taken": Bengal Governor Meets Murshidabad Riot Victims
West Bengal Governor C V Ananda Bose on Saturday met family members of a man and his son, who were killed during violence over anti-Waqf Act protests in Murshidabad district, and assured them of all possible support, a senior official said.
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"Going To The Field": Bengal Governor Reaches Malda To Meet Riot Victims
Despite West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's request to postpone his visit, Governor CV Ananda Bose arrived in Malda on Friday to meet victims who fled communal violence in Murshidabad.
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Violence-Hit Murshidabad Victims Meet Bengal Governor, Seek BSF Camp In Area
West Bengal BJP president Sukanta Majumdar on Thursday took a group of people, rendered homeless due to the recent riots in Murshidabad, to the Raj Bhawan, where they narrated their ordeal to Governor CV Ananda Bose.
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West Bengal Police Forms Special Team To Probe Murshidabad Violence
West Bengal Police has constituted a nine-member Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe the recent incidents of violence in Murshidabad district, officials said on Wednesday.
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Relief For 'Bengal Files' Makers, High Court Dismisses Censorship Request
'The Bengal Files' is based on the communal riots of August 1946 in Kolkata, known as the Great Calcutta Killings, and was released last Friday.
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BJP Vs Trinamool As Kolkata Gives Controversial Film 'Bengal Files' A Miss
The hugely controversial film "Bengal Files" was released today amid a huge political row between the state's Opposition BJP and the ruling Trinamool Congress.
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Pallavi Joshi Says The Bengal Files Took An Emotional Toll On Her: "The Images Stay With You For A Long Time"
The Bengal Files presents events from one of the darkest chapters of India's history, when people were brutally killed during riots in Kolkata
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Vivek Agnihotri To NDTV On Renaming The Bengal Files: "People Thought It Was About Sikh Genocide Or 2020 Delhi Riots"
Vivek Agnihotri opened up about the recent name change of his upcoming film from The Delhi Files: The Bengal Chapter to The Bengal Files
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Vivek Agnihotri On Bengal Files FIR By Gopal Patha's Grandson: "People Blackmail Filmmakers For Money"
The Bengal Files controversy centres around Gopal 'Patha' Mukherjee, who played a pivotal role in protecting Hindus during the 1946 riots
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The Story Of A Bengal Butcher Who 'Saved' Calcutta
Rather than being stoic over the aggressive agenda of the Muslim League to bring Calcutta into Pakistan, a fierce man from a city-based meat-selling Brahmin family rose to the occasion.
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Vivek Agnihotri Threatens Legal Action If West Bengal Government Stalls The Bengal Files Release: "Will Pray That..."
The Bengal Files, which is slated for release on September 5, revolves around the Calcutta riots of August 16, 1946
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Direct Action Day: Spark That Triggered Communal Violence During Partition
On August 16, 1946, a day now remembered as Direct Action Day or the Great Calcutta Killings, Bengal descended into days of brutal bloodshed, shattering hopes of unity and plunging the province into chaos.
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"Not Riots, We Want Peace": Mamata Banerjee In Violence-Hit Murshidabad
Mamata Banerjee visited the riot-affected areas of Murshidabad district and met the families of those affected in last month's communal clashes.
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"Radicalisation, Militancy Poses Challenge": Bengal Governor On Murshidabad Riot
West Bengal Governor C V Ananda Bose has submitted a report on the recent riots in Murshidabad district to the Union Ministry of Home Affairs, mentioning that the "twin spectre of radicalisation and militancy" poses a serious challenge to the state.
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Mamta Banerjee Blames "Outsiders" For Murshidabad Violence, Plans To Visit In May
Mamta Banerjee also said her government would "soon expose the conspirators" behind the riots that took place in two wards of Dhulian in the district.
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"Proactive Action Will be Taken": Bengal Governor Meets Murshidabad Riot Victims
West Bengal Governor C V Ananda Bose on Saturday met family members of a man and his son, who were killed during violence over anti-Waqf Act protests in Murshidabad district, and assured them of all possible support, a senior official said.
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"Going To The Field": Bengal Governor Reaches Malda To Meet Riot Victims
Despite West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's request to postpone his visit, Governor CV Ananda Bose arrived in Malda on Friday to meet victims who fled communal violence in Murshidabad.
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Violence-Hit Murshidabad Victims Meet Bengal Governor, Seek BSF Camp In Area
West Bengal BJP president Sukanta Majumdar on Thursday took a group of people, rendered homeless due to the recent riots in Murshidabad, to the Raj Bhawan, where they narrated their ordeal to Governor CV Ananda Bose.
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West Bengal Police Forms Special Team To Probe Murshidabad Violence
West Bengal Police has constituted a nine-member Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe the recent incidents of violence in Murshidabad district, officials said on Wednesday.
