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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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Sourav Ganguly Invited To Join Teachers Protest Against SSC Scam. He Says "Don't..."
A group of teachers, who lost their jobs after a recent Supreme Court verdict on the WBSSC recruitment scam, went to Sourav Ganguly's house to invite him to a march to the West Bengal state secretariat.
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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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Jobless Bengal Teachers Reach Sourav Ganguly's Door With Protest Invite
A group of teachers rendered jobless by a recent Supreme Court verdict on Tuesday went to the residence of former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly to invite him to a march to West Bengal state secretariat 'Nabanna' on April 21.
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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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Supreme Court Sacks 25,000 Teachers, Huge Blow To Mamata Banerjee Government
Supreme Court Sets Aside Appointment Of 25,000 Teachers In Blow To Bengal Government
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"You Don't Want To Throw Out Tainted Staff": Supreme Court Slams Bengal
The Supreme Court on Thursday questioned the West Bengal government why it had created supernumerary posts of teachers and non-teaching staff instead of weeding out persons who were allegedly appointed illegally.
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Bail For Bengal Ex Minister Partha Chatterjee, To Be Released On February 1
Former West Bengal minister Partha Chatterjee has been granted bail by the Supreme Court in a money laundering case related to the cash-for-job scam, pending charges to be framed against the suspended Trinamool leader.
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Top Court's Conviction Question To Probe Agency In Ex Minister's Bail Case
Hearing the bail petition of former West Bengal minister Partha Chatterjee, the Supreme Court today questioned the Enforcement Directorate over the low conviction rate in money laundering cases
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School Teacher's Body Found In Bengal With Private Part Chopped Off: Cops
In one of the brutal murders, a teacher of a private school in the Alipurduar district of West Bengal was killed by chopping off the private part of the victim.
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Trinamool Lawmaker Manik Bhattacharya Gets Bail In Bengal School Jobs Scam
The Calcutta High Court on Thursday granted bail to TMC MLA Manik Bhattacharya, who was arrested by the ED in connection with the multi-crore teacher recruitment scam in West Bengal.
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Supreme Court Freezes Order Cancelling Hiring Of Bengal Teachers
A Calcutta High Court order cancelling the appointment of over 25,000 assistant teachers and non-teaching staff in West Bengal has been put on hold by the Supreme Court.
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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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Sourav Ganguly Invited To Join Teachers Protest Against SSC Scam. He Says "Don't..."
A group of teachers, who lost their jobs after a recent Supreme Court verdict on the WBSSC recruitment scam, went to Sourav Ganguly's house to invite him to a march to the West Bengal state secretariat.
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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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Jobless Bengal Teachers Reach Sourav Ganguly's Door With Protest Invite
A group of teachers rendered jobless by a recent Supreme Court verdict on Tuesday went to the residence of former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly to invite him to a march to West Bengal state secretariat 'Nabanna' on April 21.
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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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Supreme Court Sacks 25,000 Teachers, Huge Blow To Mamata Banerjee Government
Supreme Court Sets Aside Appointment Of 25,000 Teachers In Blow To Bengal Government
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"You Don't Want To Throw Out Tainted Staff": Supreme Court Slams Bengal
The Supreme Court on Thursday questioned the West Bengal government why it had created supernumerary posts of teachers and non-teaching staff instead of weeding out persons who were allegedly appointed illegally.
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Bail For Bengal Ex Minister Partha Chatterjee, To Be Released On February 1
Former West Bengal minister Partha Chatterjee has been granted bail by the Supreme Court in a money laundering case related to the cash-for-job scam, pending charges to be framed against the suspended Trinamool leader.
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Top Court's Conviction Question To Probe Agency In Ex Minister's Bail Case
Hearing the bail petition of former West Bengal minister Partha Chatterjee, the Supreme Court today questioned the Enforcement Directorate over the low conviction rate in money laundering cases
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School Teacher's Body Found In Bengal With Private Part Chopped Off: Cops
In one of the brutal murders, a teacher of a private school in the Alipurduar district of West Bengal was killed by chopping off the private part of the victim.
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Trinamool Lawmaker Manik Bhattacharya Gets Bail In Bengal School Jobs Scam
The Calcutta High Court on Thursday granted bail to TMC MLA Manik Bhattacharya, who was arrested by the ED in connection with the multi-crore teacher recruitment scam in West Bengal.
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Supreme Court Freezes Order Cancelling Hiring Of Bengal Teachers
A Calcutta High Court order cancelling the appointment of over 25,000 assistant teachers and non-teaching staff in West Bengal has been put on hold by the Supreme Court.
