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Explained: Bengal Teacher Recruitment Scam Investigated By Probe Agency ED
The agency is questioning the Trinamool's Diamond Harbour MP about alleged money laundering, financial transactions, and irregularities in the recruitment process associated with the case.
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Rs 3.65 Crore Assets Of Bengal Minister Attached In Teacher Recruitment Scam
The Directorate of Enforcement (ED), Kolkata Zonal Office, has provisionally attached immovable properties worth Rs 3.65 crore belonging to West Bengal MLA and Minister Chandranath Sinha.
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West Bengal Government To Launch Recruitment Drive For 13,421 Teacher Posts
West Bengal Teacher Recruitment 2025: The announcement comes shortly after the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) 2023 results, which were released on September 24. Out of 2,73,147 candidates, only 6,754 (2.47%) qualified.
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Big Setback For Mamata Banerjee, Top Court Junks Plea In Teacher Scam Case
The Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed a Bengal government petition seeking review of its April 7 verdict in the alleged cash-for-jobs scam involving the state's School Service Commission.
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Calcutta High Court Setback For Mamata Banerjee In 'Tainted' Teacher Case
A division bench of the Calcutta High Court has upheld the order of a single-judge bench barring 'tainted' candidates - i.e., those accused of wrongdoing in 2016 during recruitment of teachers for state-run schools - from fresh applications.
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Fresh Teacher Recruitment Will Start As Per Top Court Order: Mamata Banerjee
Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday said her government will start a fresh process for recruiting teachers following the Supreme Court directive, while simultaneously pursuing the review petition seeking reinstatement of those who lost their jobs.
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Bengal Protesting Teachers To Take Agitation To Delhi, Vow Not To Sit For Fresh Test
Vowing not to sit for fresh recruitment tests, the protesting teachers on Monday announced plans to take their agitation beyond West Bengal to the national capital.
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"Return To School, Resume Classes": Mamata Banerjee To Protesting Teachers
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday urged protesting teachers who lost jobs following a Supreme Court ruling, to return to work, assuring them that her government will "protect" their salaries.
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"Sense Of Relief": Mamata Banerjee Welcomes Top Court Order On Sacked Teachers
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday welcomed the Supreme Court's order extending the services of untainted teachers whose appointments were earlier terminated, stating that there was now a "sense of relief".
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"Students Should Not Suffer": Top Court Relief For Sacked Bengal Teachers
Supreme Court Allows Sacked Bengal Teachers To Continue Till Fresh Selections
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Rahul Gandhi's Letter To President After Court Sacks 25,000 Bengal Teachers
Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi has sought President Droupadi Murmu's intervention as thousands of teachers in West Bengal risk losing their livelihoods after the Supreme Court found irregularities in their appointment process.
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"No CBI Inquiry Into Teacher Posts": Supreme Court Relief To Bengal Government
The Supreme Court said there will be no CBI inquiry into the Bengal government's creation of extra posts for the estimated 25,000 teaching and non-teaching staff sacked from the School Service Commission after the court voided their selection.
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"Not While I'm Alive": Mamata Banerjee On Top Court Order Sacking Teachers
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has vowed to save the jobs of eligible teachers after the Supreme Court sacked thousands of them over charges of corruption and bribery.
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"Everything Will Be Finished": Sacked Teachers Target Bengal Government
The Supreme Court judgment cancelling the appointment of more than 25,000 teachers and other school staff in West Bengal has sparked a massive political row, with the ruling Trinamool Congress and the Opposition BJP and CPM trading barbs.
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"If You Find Money At Judge's Home...": Mamata Banerjee After Court Setback
"Don't Accept Verdict Personally": Mamata Banerjee On Court Order Sacking 25,000 Teachers
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Explained: Bengal Teacher Recruitment Scam Investigated By Probe Agency ED
The agency is questioning the Trinamool's Diamond Harbour MP about alleged money laundering, financial transactions, and irregularities in the recruitment process associated with the case.
-
Rs 3.65 Crore Assets Of Bengal Minister Attached In Teacher Recruitment Scam
The Directorate of Enforcement (ED), Kolkata Zonal Office, has provisionally attached immovable properties worth Rs 3.65 crore belonging to West Bengal MLA and Minister Chandranath Sinha.
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West Bengal Government To Launch Recruitment Drive For 13,421 Teacher Posts
West Bengal Teacher Recruitment 2025: The announcement comes shortly after the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) 2023 results, which were released on September 24. Out of 2,73,147 candidates, only 6,754 (2.47%) qualified.
-
Big Setback For Mamata Banerjee, Top Court Junks Plea In Teacher Scam Case
The Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed a Bengal government petition seeking review of its April 7 verdict in the alleged cash-for-jobs scam involving the state's School Service Commission.
-
Calcutta High Court Setback For Mamata Banerjee In 'Tainted' Teacher Case
A division bench of the Calcutta High Court has upheld the order of a single-judge bench barring 'tainted' candidates - i.e., those accused of wrongdoing in 2016 during recruitment of teachers for state-run schools - from fresh applications.
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Fresh Teacher Recruitment Will Start As Per Top Court Order: Mamata Banerjee
Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday said her government will start a fresh process for recruiting teachers following the Supreme Court directive, while simultaneously pursuing the review petition seeking reinstatement of those who lost their jobs.
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Bengal Protesting Teachers To Take Agitation To Delhi, Vow Not To Sit For Fresh Test
Vowing not to sit for fresh recruitment tests, the protesting teachers on Monday announced plans to take their agitation beyond West Bengal to the national capital.
-
"Return To School, Resume Classes": Mamata Banerjee To Protesting Teachers
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday urged protesting teachers who lost jobs following a Supreme Court ruling, to return to work, assuring them that her government will "protect" their salaries.
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"Sense Of Relief": Mamata Banerjee Welcomes Top Court Order On Sacked Teachers
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday welcomed the Supreme Court's order extending the services of untainted teachers whose appointments were earlier terminated, stating that there was now a "sense of relief".
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"Students Should Not Suffer": Top Court Relief For Sacked Bengal Teachers
Supreme Court Allows Sacked Bengal Teachers To Continue Till Fresh Selections
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Rahul Gandhi's Letter To President After Court Sacks 25,000 Bengal Teachers
Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi has sought President Droupadi Murmu's intervention as thousands of teachers in West Bengal risk losing their livelihoods after the Supreme Court found irregularities in their appointment process.
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"No CBI Inquiry Into Teacher Posts": Supreme Court Relief To Bengal Government
The Supreme Court said there will be no CBI inquiry into the Bengal government's creation of extra posts for the estimated 25,000 teaching and non-teaching staff sacked from the School Service Commission after the court voided their selection.
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"Not While I'm Alive": Mamata Banerjee On Top Court Order Sacking Teachers
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has vowed to save the jobs of eligible teachers after the Supreme Court sacked thousands of them over charges of corruption and bribery.
-
"Everything Will Be Finished": Sacked Teachers Target Bengal Government
The Supreme Court judgment cancelling the appointment of more than 25,000 teachers and other school staff in West Bengal has sparked a massive political row, with the ruling Trinamool Congress and the Opposition BJP and CPM trading barbs.
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"If You Find Money At Judge's Home...": Mamata Banerjee After Court Setback
"Don't Accept Verdict Personally": Mamata Banerjee On Court Order Sacking 25,000 Teachers
