Mamata Banerjee

However, the state Congress leadership has snubbed the proposal from her end and said that the Chief Minister's reluctance in acknowledging the impact of Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo Yatra nationally actually validates her actual impression about Congress. "Since the beginning, I had been saying that the parties having strengths in.

According to Dr Tirthankar Guha Thakurata, a faculty-member with KPC Medical College & Hospital, already in West Bengal there had been instances of mushrooming of private nursing colleges. Even if for argument's sake I agree that the proposed three-year diploma in medicine will solve the problem of lack of enough doctors at the.

She directed Health Secretary to form a committee in this regard to evaluate the possibilities of introducing the diploma course on this count. Her proposal has, however, evoked controversies with the opposition parties and a section of the medical fraternity described the decision as a risky proposition.

"Some of them are also offering money to the minority youths for indulging in nefarious activities. People do not want riots, only some immoral political leaders prefer riots," the Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said while addressing an administrative review meeting in Malda on Thursday.

The Chief Minister issued a Twitter message claiming that as a human being her solidarity is with the protesting wrestlers. She also warned the Union government that the nation will not forgive it if the wrestlers are hurt."Disrobing the honour of our daughters in this manner is utterly shameful. India stands by its daughters and I as a human being definitely stand by our wrestlers. Law is one for all. 'Law of the ruler' can't hijack the dignity of these fighters.'

"The next Lok Sabha polls will be for change. If all the opposition parties unite, the defeat of BJP will be inevitable. The country needs a change. Let the 2024 polls bring that change," Mamata Banerjee said in the video message. However, she did not make it clear whether Congress features in the blueprint of Trinamool Congress' united opposition alliance.

The remarks came after Banerjee met Nitish Kumar and Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav at the state secretariat of Nabanna IN THE afternoon. After the meeting, the Chief Ministers addressed the media and stressed for an opposition unity which has to be achieved by shedding individual egos. We are always together.

Initially, sources from the state secretariat said that the meeting was supposed to happen on Tuesday at Banerjee's residence Kalighat in South Kolkata. "However, later it was conveyed to us that Nitish Kumar will arrive in Kolkata on Monday only for a few hours and instead of the Chief Minister's residence, the meeting will take place at the state secretariat of Nabanna," a state government official said.

Trinamool Congress insiders said that Nitish Kumar is supposed to come to Kolkata on Tuesday morning and there is a high possibility of his meeting with Mamata Banerjee at the latter's Kalighat residence in South Kolkata on the same evening. A member of the West Bengal cabinet said that the meeting will harp.

The Chief Minister was addressing a gathering at Red Road in central Kolkata on the occasion of Eid ul-Fitr. "Please maintain peace. Do not be instigated by any kind of provocation from anyone. BJP is trying to create an air of tension in the state. I will not tolerate any such thing," the chief minister said.