Move against former Chief Secretary vengeful, says Trinamool Congress
The Hindu
The Trinamool Congress on Tuesday came out in defence of former chief secretary Alapan Bandyopadhyay describing the Centre’s proposal to hold “major penalty proceedings” against him as “wrong, unfair,
The Trinamool Congress on Tuesday came out in defence of former chief secretary Alapan Bandyopadhyay describing the Centre’s proposal to hold “major penalty proceedings” against him as “wrong, unfair, and vengeful”. “Centre’s actions are not only weakening the federal structure of the country, but also disrupting administration in West Bengal by upsetting the officers in the State so they cannot function independently,” senior Trinamool Congress leader and Lok Sabha MP Sougata Roy said. Mr. Bandyopadhyay retired from service on May 31, 2021 and was appointed Chief Advisor to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
India's Minister for Information Technology discusses the importance of AI and data in shaping the country's future.
Forest Minister K Ponmudy clarifies Tamil Nadu government has not granted permission for tungsten mining near Aritappati Biodiversity Heritage Site.
Calling Purandaradasa and Kanakadasa as “Ashwini Devatas” of Haridasa literature, singer Vidyabhushana said on Thursday that it is impossible to make a distinction between them.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi advocates for global cooperation over conflict, emphasizing 'Democracy First, Humanity First' mantra.
Matt Gaetz withdraws as Trump's AG pick amid sex trafficking investigation, facing doubts on confirmation from senators.
Kerala seeks interest-free loan from Centre for infrastructure development, MPs urged to secure funding for vital projects.
Shorts News:Watch: Kenya cancels airport and energy deals with Adani group after U.S. indicts the tycoon
BBMP forms committee to create road construction SOP for Bengaluru, focusing on durability, maintenance, and scientific design.
Karnataka Milk Federation launches Nandini brand milk products in Delhi-NCR market at competitive rates.
The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court on Thursday directed the authorities to ensure that adequate streetlights were installed along the road stretch from Fatima College to Samayanallur in Madurai.
The Virudhunagar district administration has embarked upon an ambitious project of creating 1,642 ponds. Some 400 ponds have been already created with manual labour by local people under Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme in the district.