Editorji is a popular short video news and information platform based in India. It was founded in 2018 by Vikram Chandra, one of India’s leading journalists, and has risen to prominence in the digital news space in a relatively short span of time. The platform is primarily designed for mobile devices, with applications available for Android and iOS.

ABOUT US:

about us editorji

Latest Video News: Editorji provides the latest news video headlines, latest videos clip from India and the World. Get all breaking news videos on Entertainment, Business, Coronavirus, Elections, Politics and more.

Latest Video News, Breaking News, Bollywood, Political, Sports, Business News | Editorji

+91 11 4035 6666 / info@editorji.com
3rd floor, Plot B, Khasara no 360, Sultanpur, New Delhi, Delhi 110030
<a title="mail to us" href="mailto:info@editorji.com">Send Feedback</a>
<a title="Contact Us" href="mailto:info@editorji.com">Contact Us</a>

REACH US

Contact for any questions, suggestions, comments, feedback or advertisement on Editorji.com, we are always looking forward to hearing from you.

Contact Us for Feedback, Suggestions and Advertising 

Editorji content is better experienced in our app.

West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee accuses BJP of targeting Bengali speakers, alleges deprivation, and highlights state achievements amidst assembly uproar.

Mamata Banerjee Condemns BJP Over Bengali Issues

Mamata Banerjee accuses BJP of ethnic targeting in BJP-governed states, alleging deprivation. She cites West Bengal’s achievements in infrastructure and rural development, and anticipates BJP's downfall in upcoming elections, reinforcing her commitment to Bengali unity.

Mamata Banerjee accuses BJP of targeting Bengali speakers, alleging deprivation of rights. She highlights West Bengal's achievements, accusing centre of fund blockade, and anticipates BJP's defeat.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday accused the BJP of targeting Bengali-speaking citizens in states ruled by the saffron party by labeling even valid document holders as illegal Bangladeshi immigrants.
While addressing the assembly, she also charged the BJP with depriving those people of the right to earn their livelihood, triggering protests from the opposition bench.
During the question hour, the CM accused the saffron party of carrying out a witch-hunt against Bengali-speaking people in BJP-ruled states.
"You (BJP) must be ashamed that you are labelling bona fide Indian citizens as Bangladeshis just because of the language they speak. One should feel proud to speak Bengali, as well as Gujarati, Marathi and Hindi. If you ask me, I can speak in all these languages," Banerjee said.
"On one hand, you are branding Indians as Bangladeshis for their spoken word, and on the other, you are depriving these people, who hold voter ID, PAN, and Aadhaar cards, of the right to earn their livelihood in your states," she added.
Her remarks triggered an uproar from BJP legislators, who stood up in protest and shouted slogans.
However, the chief minister continued her speech undeterred.
Accusing the Centre of blocking central funds due to the state, the CM said despite the BJP&rsquo;s step-motherly treatment, the state has laid 69,000 km of roads under Pathashree and initiated Awas Yojana with Rs 11,000 crore.
"Bengal has topped road and rural housing project rankings five times in a row," she added.
Banerjee claimed that despite the financial crunch, people in the state were getting 50 days of employment on average due to the state's 'karmashree' initiative, and that her government had created 1.5 crore mandays under various schemes.
Charging the BJP government at the Centre with conspiring to block 'Awas Yojana funds' to the stare, she said, "Under the name of making ground inspection, you had sent at least 155 central teams but could not find any lapses. How many central teams did BJP despatch to states ruled by you?" "On one hand you deprive the poor people of Bengal, while on the other, the procession of deaths in various mishaps continues in your states," the Trinamool Congress supremo said without elaborating.
Banerjee asserted that her government was working to safeguard the interests of Scheduled Castes (26 per cent), Scheduled Tribes (6 per cent), backward castes, and Muslims (30 per cent), in line with the Supreme Court and High Court directives on social welfare.
"None can derail our path or stop us from realising our dreams," she asserted.
As BJP MLA Sikha Chatterjee wanted to say something to the CM, Banerjee described her as "a politician rejected in municipal elections having no moral right to ask questions in the House." Chatterjee later told reporters outside the House, "What if I would have branded her as someone defeated in Nandigram in assembly polls and still becoming the CM after being elected in a by-poll? She indulged in a personal attack against me." Meanwhile, the BJP MLAs staged a walkout after the Speaker Biman Banerjee refused to admit an adjournment motion over the "crisis in the education sector" linked to the SSC scam, citing that the matter is sub-judice.
During the uproar, the Speaker suspended BJP MLA Manoj Orao for the day for breach of discipline and verbally 'cautioned' BJP chief whip Shankar Ghosh for his conduct.
All 40 BJP MLAs exited the House carrying potted tulsi plants in a symbolic protest.
As the opposition benches fell empty, Banerjee said, "They only want to use bad words and hurl baseless accusations. Will they now decide what one should wear, eat, or even which footwear to use? Will they impose diktats?" Referring to BJP slogans branding her government as corrupt, Banerjee said she does not accept the Rs 1.5 lakh pension allotted to her as a former MP.
"Will they teach me ethics and honesty? They keep using abusive words against me. This only shows their culture and ethics. This will expose them to people to whom I have given my entire political career," she said.
"Mark my words, the BJP will be reduced to zero in the next Assembly elections. People have rejected your politics," she claimed.
In a veiled dig at state BJP president Sukanta Majumdar, Banerjee referred to a recent controversy in which he allegedly hurled an object resembling a slipper towards a police officer during a protest near her residence.
"There is a half-central minister who is in love with slippers. Why don't they (BJP) open slipper shops?" she said without naming anyone.

Bengali advocates in East Singhbhum demand more language resources and oppose Dr Mukherjee University's renaming.

Protests in East Singhbhum Over Bengali Education

Jharkhand Banglabhashi Unanyan Samity protested in East Singhbhum for more Bengali educational resources, opposing university renaming.

Protests erupt over shortage of Bengali teachers in Jharkhand schools

Jharkhand Banglabhashi Unanyan Samity protested in East Singhbhum over scarce Bengali language resources in schools.

The Jharkhand Banglabhashi Unanyan Samity on Wednesday staged a demonstration in front of the East Singhbhum district collectorate protesting the alleged lack of Bengali language teachers and textbooks in schools in the state.
Activists of the Samity, which is the central committee of over 100 organisations of the Bengali community of Jharkhand, also opposed the proposed renaming of Dr Syama Prasad Mukherjee University in Ranchi.
A memorandum addressed to Chief Minister Hemant Soren was handed over to the deputy commissioner demanding that Bengali be taught in schools and adequate textbooks in the language be made available.
Juran Mukherjee, general secretary of the Samity's East Singhbhum unit, criticised Education Minister Ramdas Soren for his alleged misleading remarks about Bengali-speaking students in the state.
A delegation of the Samity had recently met the education minister to apprise him about the problems faced by Bengali language students across Jharkhand.
During the meeting, Soren had said there were no Bengali-speaking students and asked the Samity to bring such students to schools, then the government would provide textbooks and teachers, Mukherjee said in a statement.
"It is completely incorrect and misleading. His remark has sparked widespread opposition in the society," the statement said.
Mukherjee claimed that out of 24 districts of the state, 16 were predominantly Bengali-speaking, while Bengali-speaking students were present in every school.
The Samity alleged that a deliberate conspiracy was being hatched to marginalise the Bengali language since a separate Jharkhand state was formed two-and-a-half decades ago.
Mukherjee strongly demanded that appropriate measures be taken to preserve the Bengali language in the state.
He said the Samity opposes the state government's decision to rename the Dr Shyama Prasad Mukherjee University in Ranchi, hailing the Bharatiya Jana Sangh founder as a great nationalist and educationist.

'Anti-Bengali remarks row': Paresh Rawal seeks more time from Kolkata Police to appear for probe

'Anti-Bengali remark row': Paresh Rawal seeks more time from Kolkata Police to appear for probe

Kolkata Police on December 6 &nbsp;registered an FIR against the Rawal over his alleged hate speech, following a complaint by CPI (M) West Bengal State Secretary Mohammad Salim who alleged that Rawal's comments were inciteful

Responding to Kolkata police's summon over alleged anti-Bengali remarks, actor Paresh Rawal has sought more time to appear for an in-person probe.
The BJP leader, as per an India Today report, sought 6-week's time from the concerned investigating citing his 'busy work schedule.'
Kolkata Police on December 6 &nbsp;registered an FIR against the Rawal over his alleged hate speech, following a complaint by CPI (M) West Bengal State Secretary Mohammad Salim who alleged that Rawal's comments were inciteful.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/kolkata-police-summons-actor-paresh-rawal-for-cook-fish-for-the-bengalis-comment-1670340498005">Kolkata Police summons actor Paresh Rawal for 'cook fish for the Bengalis' comment</a>
Rawal had taken up the subject of gas cylinder prices at the BJP rally in Gujarat's Valsad earlier this month where he took a "cook fish for Bengalis" jibe seemingly at Rohingya migrants.
"Gas cylinders are expensive, but their price will come down. People will get employment too. But what will happen if Rohingya migrants and Bangladeshis start living around you, like in Delhi? "What will you do with gas cylinders? Cook fish for the Bengalis?" the former BJP MP had said.
He was booked under various sections of the IPC after CPI(M) leader and the party's state secretary Mohammed Salim lodged a complaint against him, alleging that the actor's utterances tantamounted to hate speech, which could promote feelings of hatred against Bengalis.
Rawal, however, apologised for his comments following a huge backlash on social media.&nbsp;
(With input from PTI)

A clip of a Pakistani actress singing Rabindra&nbsp;Sangeet&nbsp;was enough to send to Bengalis&nbsp;swooning. The clip from is from a 2019 Pakistani TV show called 'Dil Kya Karay' and was shared on Instagram&nbsp;by the its director Mehreen&nbsp;Jabbar&nbsp;last year but some netizens&nbsp;in India recently discovered it and the clip has gone viral since then. Jabbar's instagram account is filled with high praises and love and from very impressed&nbsp;Bengalis. The featured song&nbsp;'Amaro Porano Jaha Chay' has been sung by Indian singer Sharvari&nbsp;Despande&nbsp;for the show. Mehreen&nbsp;had also shared another clip of the lead actress of singing songs by Rabindranath&nbsp;Tagore.&nbsp;

Video of Pakistani show featuring Rabindra Sangeet goes viral, Bengalis are very impressed

A clip of a Pakistani actress singing Rabindra&nbsp;Sangeet&nbsp;was enough to send Bengalis&nbsp;swooning. The clip is from a 2019 Pakistani TV show called 'Dil Kya Karay' and was shared on Instagram&nbsp;by the its director Mehreen&nbsp;Jabbar&nbsp;last year but some netizens&nbsp;in India recently discovered it and the clip has gone viral since then. Jabbar's instagram account is filled with high praises and love from very impressed&nbsp;Bengalis. The featured song&nbsp;'Amaro Porano Jaha Chay' has been sung by Indian singer Sharvari&nbsp;Despande&nbsp;for the show. Mehreen&nbsp;had also shared another clip of the lead actress singing songs by Rabindranath&nbsp;Tagore.&nbsp;

((breathe song))
and this clip of a Pakistani actress singing Rabindra&nbsp;Sangeet&nbsp;was enough to send to Bengalis&nbsp;swooning. The clip from is from a 2019 Pakistani TV show called 'Dil Kya Karay' and was shared on Instagram&nbsp;by the its director Mehreen&nbsp;Jabbar&nbsp;last year but some netizens&nbsp;in India recently discovered it and the clip has gone viral since then. Jabbar's instagram account is filled with high praises and love and from very impresssed&nbsp;Bengalis. The featured song&nbsp;'Amaro Porano Jaha Chay' has been sung by Indian singer Sharvari&nbsp;Despande&nbsp;for the show. Mehreen&nbsp;had also shared another clip of the lead actress of singing songs by Rabindranath&nbsp;Tagore.&nbsp;
((breate song))

A clip of a Pakistani actress singing Rabindra&nbsp;Sangeet&nbsp;was enough to send Bengalis&nbsp;swooning. The clip is from a 2019 Pakistani TV show called 'Dil Kya Karay' and was shared on Instagram&nbsp;by the its director Mehreen&nbsp;Jabbar&nbsp;last year but some netizens&nbsp;in India recently discovered it and the clip has gone viral since then. Jabbar's instagram account is filled with high praises and love from very impressed&nbsp;Bengalis. The featured song&nbsp;'Amaro Porano Jaha Chay' has been sung by Indian singer Sharvari&nbsp;Despande&nbsp;for the show. Mehreen&nbsp;had also shared another clip of the lead actress singing songs by Rabindranath&nbsp;Tagore.&nbsp;

Jio launches made-in-india web browser, JioPages

Reliance Jio has introduced JioPages, a new lightning-fast and secure web browser that replaces the existing Jio Browser. JioPages is made-in-India and supports eight Indian languages, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Gujarati, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, and Bengali.
It is built on the powerful Chromium Blink engine, which provides &ldquo;enhanced browsing experience through faster engine migration, webpage rendering, faster page loads, efficient media streaming, emoji domain support, and encrypted connection.&rdquo;
Other key features include a PIN-locked Incognito Mode, a built-in Adblock Plus as well as personalised home screen and content.

Jio launches made-in-india web browser, JioPages
Supports 8 Indian languages, built on Chromium Blink
Faster rendering, page loads, encrypted connection
PIN-locked Incognito Mode, built-in Adblock Plus

Reliance Jio has introduced JioPages, a new lightning-fast and secure web browser that replaces the existing Jio Browser. JioPages is made-in-India and supports eight Indian languages, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Gujarati, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, and Bengali.
It is built on the powerful Chromium Blink engine, which provides &ldquo;enhanced browsing experience through faster engine migration, webpage rendering, faster page loads, efficient media streaming, emoji domain support, and encrypted connection.&rdquo;
Other key features include a PIN-locked Incognito Mode, a built-in Adblock Plus as well as personalised home screen and content.

Soumitra Chatterjee health: Cancer relapse fears amid Covid

Legendary Bengali actor Soumitra Chatterjee's health condition remains a cause of worry for the doctors treating him as they&nbsp;fear a relapse of prostate cancer and its spread

Legendary actor Soumitra Chatterjee on ventilator support

Legendary Bengali actor Soumitra Chatterjee's health condition remains a cause of worry for the doctors treating him as they&nbsp;fear a relapse of prostate cancer and its spread. Chatterjee, who was admitted to a Kolkata hospital last week after testing positive for Covid, may have to undergo some procedures, doctors attending on him said. The 85-year-old thespian is currently not on ventilator support and has been administered plasma therapy. Doctors said that the actor continues to run fever and has a urinary tract infection.

Didi pens song praising police for serving people in pandemic

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has penned a song praising the police force and its personnel for their relentless service to the society ensuring safety and security of the people during the Covid-19 pandemic

Headline : Mamata pens song praising police personnel for serving peop

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee&nbsp;dons many hats and now the Trinamool&nbsp;chief&nbsp;has penned a song praising the police force for their relentless service to the society during the Covid-19 pandemic. The song, called "we salute you"&nbsp;&nbsp;starts in English and then continues in Bengali highlighting the responsibilities of the police force and how they have been serving the people.&nbsp;Indranil Sen, the minister of state for Information and cultural affairs department sang the song.&nbsp;
&nbsp;CM Mamata pens&nbsp;down song for Bengal police&nbsp;

PTI,&nbsp;Kolkata:&nbsp;West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has penned a song praising the police force and its personnel for their relentless service to the society ensuring safety and security of the people during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The song, "We salute you, Police Day, we salute you..." was composed by Banerjee, keeping in mind the Police Day earlier scheduled to the celebrated in the state on September 1, sources close to the CM said. Indranil Sen the minister of state for Information and Cultural Affairs department sang the song.
The programme has been postponed to September 8 after the state government declared a state-wide holiday on September 1 following the demise of former President Pranab Mukherjee.
The song starts in English and then continues in Bengali highlighting the responsibilities of the police force and how they have been serving the people during this ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.
The West Bengal government has declared that September 1 will be celebrated every year as 'Police Day' to honour the sacrifices of the police force.&nbsp;

bengali

Categories