Bengal Congress lodges police complaint against Bageshwar Baba over Durga Puja meat diktat
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Had West Bengal not been created, we would have suffered fate of Chinmoy Das of Bangladesh, says Suvendu Adhikari
Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari targeted both the Left Front and Trinamool Congress government, accusing them of destroying the cultural traditions of Bengali Hindus in the State, and promised to restore the religious and cultural traditions
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West Benagal govt. to revive Chandannagar’s French legacy
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Devaswom begins wall construction at Madayipara to keep vehicles out
A stone boundary wall is being constructed along the road from Eripuram towards the Naval Academy to prevent vehicles from entering the ecologically preserved Madayipara