Trinamool Congress
'Tek fog' app a threat to national security: Derek O'Brien
Alleging that through the app, social media trends are being manipulated, O'Brien on Monday said there was an urgent need to discuss this "manipulation" of social media. This happens to be his second letter to Congress leader and panel chief Anand Sharma in the matter.
Delhi HC asks Moitra to submit video of incident with 'thief' remarks against Zee News
While listing the matter for March 2, Justice Mukta Gupta also asked Moitra to submit a copy of her defamation case. Senior advocate Kapil Sibal, who appeared on behalf of Moitra, argued that the channel reporter harassed her in the Parliament premises, repeatedly called her a thief, and shoved a mike in her face. The words "chor (thief)" uttered by his client was nothing but a reaction in the heat of the moment and it cannot be termed as defamatory, he argued.
West Bengal mulls replacing Governor with CM as varsities' Chancellor
Interacting with the media in a programme, state Education Minister Bratya Basu said: "The Governor does not extend any cooperation and unnecessarily holds back files, thus my department is constrained to consider replacing the Governor with the Chief Minister as the Chancellor of different universities."
Mayor for KMC to be decided on Dec 23: Mamata
Speaking to the media persons at the airport before leaving for Assam on a two-day tour, the Chief Minister said: "All the winning candidates will be present at Maharashtra Bhawan on December 23. On that day, the KMC mayor and the board will be formed." Though the party is yet to finalise any name, there are strong indications that the Chief Minister wants to rest on Firhad Hakim again.
Trinamool had more than 72% vote share in KMC election
The data available with the West Bengal election commission shows that the ruling Trinamool Congress has a vote share of 72.1 per cent while the opposition but the Left Front could not reach the double figures even. While BJP struggled with 9.2 per cent, Congress was reduced to politically insignificant managing only 4.1 per cent of the vote share.
What is Panama Papers leak case?
Celebrities, businessmen and famous personalities of dozens of countries including of India were named in the papers who were accused of money laundering. The data from the years between 1977 and 2015 was given in the Panama Papers which was a shocking revelation. It had around 500 Indian names including Amitabh Bachchan, Aishwarya Rai, Ajay Devgun, Vijay Mallya, Harish Salve.
What is Panama Papers leak case?
Celebrities, businessmen and famous personalities of dozens of countries including of India were named in the papers who were accused of money laundering. The data from the years between 1977 and 2015 was given in the Panama Papers which was a shocking revelation. It had around 500 Indian names including Amitabh Bachchan, Aishwarya Rai, Ajay Devgun, Vijay Mallya, Harish Salve.
Panama Papers case: ED quizzes Aishwarya Rai for over 5 five hours
The expose showed that several prominent personalities in India had floated companies in tax havens. A team of six officals, including a lady official, recorded her statement. A source said that Aishwarya was asked as many as 50 questions regarding a firm reportedly incorporated by her father-in-law and Bollywood icon Amitabh Bachchan. The firm was incorporated in British Virgin Island. She was first the director of the firm and then became a shareholder.
Trinamool's claims to conduct violence-free polls fall flat
On Saturday even All India Trinamool Congress General Secretary and effectively the party's second-in-command Abhishek Banerjee had said, "There will be free and fair polls and the polls will not be rigged. If it is proved that any Trinamool Congress men are involved in any kind of illegal activities, then strict action will be taken within 24 hours and exemplary punishment will be meted out".
Owaisi slams Trinamool Congress for 'double standards'
Owaisi wanted to know why he was being denied the permission to hold the public rally despite his application being in order. He said after the code of conduct comes into effect, his All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) will urge the Election Commission to immediately transfer the police officials because if they continue, elections can't be held there in free and fair manner.
"It is unfortunate that Trinamool government is not allowing us. We may win or lose but you are not allowing us to present our viewpoint.
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