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Why Kolkata Football Match Banner Is Viral Amid 'Bangladeshi Language' Row
A football match in Kolkata witnessed a symbolic protest against a Delhi Police officer's letter seeking a translator for the "Bangladeshi language" that has sparked a massive row
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'Bengali or Bangladeshi'? Mamata Banerjee Snaps At BJP In Language War
The BJP has ramped up attacks on Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee after she claimed Delhi Police referred to the Bengali language as the "Bangladeshi national language", and slammed the cops for an "anti-national and unconstitutional" action.
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Mamata Banerjee Calls For "Another Bhasha Andolan" Amid Bengali Language Row
The row over the Bengali language surfaced after Mamata Banerjee and the Trinamool Congress raised the issue during the 'Shahid Dibas' (Martyrs' Day) celebrations on July 21.
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Eminent Bengali Personalities Issue Statement To "Resist" Amid Hindi Row
Over 50 eminent Bengali personalities from different walks of life have called upon the people of West Bengal to give "due respect to all languages" and "resist attempt to impose just one".
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Why Kolkata Football Match Banner Is Viral Amid 'Bangladeshi Language' Row
A football match in Kolkata witnessed a symbolic protest against a Delhi Police officer's letter seeking a translator for the "Bangladeshi language" that has sparked a massive row
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'Bengali or Bangladeshi'? Mamata Banerjee Snaps At BJP In Language War
The BJP has ramped up attacks on Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee after she claimed Delhi Police referred to the Bengali language as the "Bangladeshi national language", and slammed the cops for an "anti-national and unconstitutional" action.
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Mamata Banerjee Calls For "Another Bhasha Andolan" Amid Bengali Language Row
The row over the Bengali language surfaced after Mamata Banerjee and the Trinamool Congress raised the issue during the 'Shahid Dibas' (Martyrs' Day) celebrations on July 21.
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Eminent Bengali Personalities Issue Statement To "Resist" Amid Hindi Row
Over 50 eminent Bengali personalities from different walks of life have called upon the people of West Bengal to give "due respect to all languages" and "resist attempt to impose just one".
