Tag: West Bengal
Give central government employees some credence: SC disposes TMC petition on representation of central govt employees during counting
The Supreme Court also highlighted that all government employees belong to the Election Commission during elections, and if it wants, it can choose entirely from one pool, central or state.
CM cannot put democracy in jeopardy by interfering with probe: Supreme Court raps Mamata Banerjee
On Wednesday, April 22, the Supreme Court of India slammed West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee for her interruption of an ED raid at I-PAC's co-founder Pratik Jain's home in January.
Mamata Banerjee’s Bengal : A bequest of betrayal
Each acquittal the system produces is a lesson, delivered publicly, by a court, on the record, to every man in the state paying attention. Zero tolerance does not look like this, zero accountability does.
Bengal’s economic collapse: A reality the TMC cannot hide
When the Trinamool Congress came to power in 2011, it promised a new dawn for Bengal’s economy. After fifteen years in office, evidence suggests that the promise has not translated into structural revival.
West Bengal elections and political violence: Crucial test for India’s democracy
West Bengal’s elections highlight a deeper challenge for Indian democracy—can voting truly be free from fear? With CAPF deployment and strict measures, the focus is on ensuring that democracy is not just procedural, but genuinely safe and credible.
Where ideology hollowed out industry: Bengal’s long economic unravelling
Bengal’s crisis today is not cyclical. It is structural and self-reinforcing. A state that once shaped India’s economy now struggles to hold on to its own workforce.