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West Bengal Grants ₹5 Lakh to 60 Rath Yatra Committees

West Bengal Grants ₹5 Lakh to 60 Rath Yatra Committees

The West Bengal government has announced ₹5 lakh each for 60 Rath Yatra committees, along with 70 special camps to ensure smooth, safe and well-organised celebrations across the state. Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari said the initiative reflects the government's commitment to preserving Bengal's religious and cultural traditions.

West Bengal's Anti-Hooliganism Law Takes Effect

West Bengal's Anti-Hooliganism Law Takes Effect

West Bengal's Anti-Hooliganism Act has come into force, empowering authorities to take stricter action against organized crime, extortion, syndicate rackets, illegal land grabbing and other anti-social activities. The law also provides for preventive detention of up to 12 months, subject to review by an Advisory Board.

Suvendu Adhikari Orders Crackdown on Hospital Middlemen

Suvendu Adhikari Orders Crackdown on Hospital Middlemen

Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari conducted a surprise inspection at Swasthya Bhavan, ordered strict action against hospital middlemen, reviewed healthcare infrastructure, announced the expansion of SSKM Hospital, and confirmed plans for a world-class Adani Group hospital in New Town.

Mamata Banerjee Extends Best Wishes to Suvendu Adhikari

Mamata Banerjee Extends Best Wishes to Suvendu Adhikari

TMC supremo Mamata Banerjee has rejected the rebel faction's claim over Trinamool Bhavan, asserting that the party headquarters remains under a valid lease until 2027. She said her faction has consistently paid rent, maintenance, electricity bills and taxes, insisting that ownership can only be determined through legal documents and not by force.

West Bengal Assembly Passes Tough Anti-Goonda Bill

West Bengal Assembly Passes Tough Anti-Goonda Bill

The West Bengal Assembly has passed the Anti-Goonda Bill 2026 and the Public Order Amendment Bill to strengthen action against organised crime, riots and vandalism. The legislation allows preventive detention of suspected habitual offenders for up to 12 months, asset seizures and compensation recovery for property damage, while the Opposition has raised concerns over potential misuse.