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Analysis | Ganga Water Treaty Renewal First Test For BJP's Bengal Government
The contentious Teesta water sharing deal that was on the verge of being signed by the previous Manmohan Singh-led government, was opposed by Bengal's erstwhile government led by Mamata Banerjee.
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2026's Biggest Fight In Kolkata's Most Coveted Seat, Once Home To Satyajit Ray
Dotted with the houses of stalwarts from the past, the constituency carries a legacy quintessential to Bengal's identity.
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Analysis: How BJP Is Countering Trinamool's Rhetoric With Muted Campaign
The BJP has turned its campaign to local issues rather than mounting an attack on Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
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Analysis: How The Left Fell Off Bengal's Political Map
This disaster for the Left was preceded by its poor showing two years earlier in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections. During that cycle, the CPM and its allies plummeted to a 6.28% vote share with just three parliamentary seats, yielding almost the entire o
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Nandigram: Centrepiece Of Bengal's Political Battleground
Coming up months after the Singur agitation over land acquisition, the Nandigram protest turned into a violent resistance movement that lasted well over a year-and-a-half, loosening the grip of the seven-term Left Front regime in the state.
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Opinion | This Poll Season, Mamata Banerjee's Hindu Outreach Goes The Extra Mile
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has been on an overdrive for about a year, to announce and inaugurate temples in various corners of the state, amid BJP allegations that she is "appeasing" the minority community.
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The Challenges In Congress's Fight To Rise From 'Zero' In Bengal
The Congress party is preparing to regain some lost ground in West Bengal in the upcoming 2026 assembly elections.
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Opinion | West Bengal Polls: Why Both Trinamool And BJP Want To Woo The Rajbanshis
The BJP's march in Bengal has been primarily powered by the Rajbanshi and Matua communities, spread across the northern and eastern border regions, respectively.
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Opinion | The Real Reason Mamata Has Taken The SIR Fight To Delhi
Mamata plans to turn the SIR controversy to the Trinamool's advantage as she prepares to contest for a fourth term as Chief Minister.
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Aadhaar Snooping Social Media? Top Court Seeks Attorney-General's Help
The Supreme Court has sought the help of the government's top law officer after an alleged move by the UIDAI, the parent body which gives citizens their Aadhaar number, to monitor social media. A lawmaker of the Trinamool Congress filed a plea, alleging UIDAI is planning to engage a private agency to track activities of people on social media platf...
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Analysis | Ganga Water Treaty Renewal First Test For BJP's Bengal Government
The contentious Teesta water sharing deal that was on the verge of being signed by the previous Manmohan Singh-led government, was opposed by Bengal's erstwhile government led by Mamata Banerjee.
-
2026's Biggest Fight In Kolkata's Most Coveted Seat, Once Home To Satyajit Ray
Dotted with the houses of stalwarts from the past, the constituency carries a legacy quintessential to Bengal's identity.
-
Analysis: How BJP Is Countering Trinamool's Rhetoric With Muted Campaign
The BJP has turned its campaign to local issues rather than mounting an attack on Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
-
Analysis: How The Left Fell Off Bengal's Political Map
This disaster for the Left was preceded by its poor showing two years earlier in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections. During that cycle, the CPM and its allies plummeted to a 6.28% vote share with just three parliamentary seats, yielding almost the entire o
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Nandigram: Centrepiece Of Bengal's Political Battleground
Coming up months after the Singur agitation over land acquisition, the Nandigram protest turned into a violent resistance movement that lasted well over a year-and-a-half, loosening the grip of the seven-term Left Front regime in the state.
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Opinion | This Poll Season, Mamata Banerjee's Hindu Outreach Goes The Extra Mile
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has been on an overdrive for about a year, to announce and inaugurate temples in various corners of the state, amid BJP allegations that she is "appeasing" the minority community.
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The Challenges In Congress's Fight To Rise From 'Zero' In Bengal
The Congress party is preparing to regain some lost ground in West Bengal in the upcoming 2026 assembly elections.
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Opinion | West Bengal Polls: Why Both Trinamool And BJP Want To Woo The Rajbanshis
The BJP's march in Bengal has been primarily powered by the Rajbanshi and Matua communities, spread across the northern and eastern border regions, respectively.
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Opinion | The Real Reason Mamata Has Taken The SIR Fight To Delhi
Mamata plans to turn the SIR controversy to the Trinamool's advantage as she prepares to contest for a fourth term as Chief Minister.
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Aadhaar Snooping Social Media? Top Court Seeks Attorney-General's Help
The Supreme Court has sought the help of the government's top law officer after an alleged move by the UIDAI, the parent body which gives citizens their Aadhaar number, to monitor social media. A lawmaker of the Trinamool Congress filed a plea, alleging UIDAI is planning to engage a private agency to track activities of people on social media platf...
