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West Bengal became the first state to ban the film, which narrates the ordeal of three women who are trafficked to ISIS camps after being converted to Islam through marriage.

West Bengal bans 'The Kerala Story' movie, CM calls it propaganda

West Bengal bans 'The Kerala Story' movie
Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;calls it propaganda
The&nbsp;movie&nbsp;has&nbsp;stoked controversy

West Bengal became the first state to ban the film, which narrates the ordeal of three women who are trafficked to ISIS camps after being converted to Islam through marriage.

The Trinamool Congress government in West Bengal banned the film 'The Kerala Story' citing "maintenance of peace" and to avoid incidents of "hatred and violence" in the state.
West Bengal became the first state to ban the film, which narrates the ordeal of three women who are trafficked to ISIS camps after being converted to Islam through marriage.
Also raking up the 'Kashmir Files', a film on the alleged genocide of Kashmiri Pandits, which ran to packed houses despite evoking protests from the Opposition, the Bengal CM said, "What was 'The Kashmir Files'? It was meant purely to humiliate a particular section of society. What is 'The Kerala Story'? It is a distorted story."

The 68-year-old has often shared health tips publicaly and slammed her party workers over it. 

Here's how Mamata Banerjee gets extra motivation | Watch

The 68-year-old has often shared health tips publicaly and slammed her party workers over it.&nbsp;

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Sunday shared her way of getting extra motivation of doing things.&nbsp;
The TMC chief shared a video of her walking on the treadmill holding a cute puppy in her hands while she sweats out.&nbsp;
The 68-year-old has often shared health tips publicaly and slammed her party workers over it.&nbsp;
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The meeting between Shah and Mamata is politically significant at a time when the Bengal government and Centre are at loggerheads on several occasions.

Amit Shah meets Mamata Banerjee one-on-one on the sidelines of key security meet

The meeting between Shah and Mamata is politically significant at a time when the Bengal government&nbsp;and&nbsp;Centre are at loggerheads on several occasions.

Home minister Amit Shah held a one on one meeting with West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on the sidelines of the Eastern Zonal Council meeting on Saturday.
Both leaders discussed issues like land for Border Security Force outposts and Bengal government&rsquo;s dues from the Centre.
Earlier, Amit Shah at a meeting of Eastern Zone Council indicated to chief ministers that the states too share a responsibility along with the BSF for security in India&rsquo;s border areas.
Illegal infiltration, trans-border smuggling and the vulnerable India-Bangladesh boundary were among subjects discussed at the 25th Eastern Zonal Council (EZC) meeting, chaired by Shah, at the West Bengal secretariat near here, a senior official said.
Talks on transportation facilities and water-sharing among the states were also held at the 25th EZC meeting, which was attended by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, her counterpart from Jharkhand Hemant Soren, Bihar deputy CM Tejashwi Yadav and Odisha minister Pradeep Amat, the official said.
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The role of BSF was discussed, in the light of the increase in the operational area of the border force earlier this year. In response, according to sources, the home minister is believed to have indicated that the state governments too have a role to play in border security, according to sources.

West Bengal Minister Partha Chatterjee made three calls to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee after his arrest but none of them were answered, according to media reports citing official documents. 
According to Chatterjee's arrest documents, he used his one post-arrest phone call on the TMC president. 
The Bengal minister was arrested in connection with a teacher recruitment scam on Satruday at around 1.55 am. His first call to Mamata was at 2.33 am, then at 3.37 am and 9.35 am but all calls went unanswered, according to reports quoting his arrest documents. 
The TMC has however denied the whole incident. 

TMC minister made 3 calls to Mamata Banerjee after arrest, no answer

West Bengal Minister Partha Chatterjee made three calls to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee after his arrest but none of them were answered, according to media reports citing official documents. 

According to Chatterjee's arrest documents, he used his one post-arrest phone call on the TMC president.&nbsp;

West Bengal Minister Partha Chatterjee made three calls to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee after his arrest but none of them were answered, according to media reports citing official documents.&nbsp;
According to Chatterjee's arrest documents, he used his one post-arrest phone call on the TMC president.&nbsp;
The Bengal minister was arrested in connection with a teacher recruitment scam on Satruday at around 1.55 am. His first call to Mamata was at 2.33 am, then at 3.37 am and 9.35 am but all calls went unanswered, according to reports quoting his arrest documents.&nbsp;
The TMC has however denied the whole incident.&nbsp;
Chatterjee, now the state industries and parliamentary affairs minister, held the education portfolio when the alleged teacher recruitment irregularities at state government-sponsored and-aided schools took place.

The Trinamool Congress will not take part in the elections to choose the country's next vice-president, party general secretary Abhishek Banerjee announced on Thursday. 
Banerjee said that the TMC is not happy with the way the joint Opposition nominee for polls was named. He claimed that the TMC was not consulted before the name of Congress veteran Maragret Alva was announced as the joint Opposition's vice-presidential candidate. 
He also said that there was no question of supporting the NDA nominee in the election and therefore the TMC would abstain from voting. 
The NDA has announced West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar's name as the candidate for the elections. 

Mamata's TMC to abstain from the vice-presidential elections

The Trinamool Congress will not take part in the elections to choose the country's next vice-president, party general secretary Abhishek Banerjee announced on Thursday. 

Abhishek Banerjee has claimed that the TMC was not consulted before the name of Congress veteran Maragret Alva was announced as the joint Opposition's vice-presidential candidate.&nbsp;

The Trinamool Congress will not take part in the elections to choose the country's next vice-president, party general secretary Abhishek Banerjee announced on Thursday.&nbsp;
Banerjee said that the TMC is not happy with the way the joint Opposition nominee for polls was named. He claimed that the TMC was not consulted before the name of Congress veteran Maragret Alva was announced as the joint Opposition's vice-presidential candidate.&nbsp;
He also said that there was no question of supporting the NDA nominee in the election and therefore the TMC would abstain from voting.&nbsp;
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The NDA has announced West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar's name as the candidate for the elections.&nbsp;

Agnipath Scheme : WB CM Mamata Banerjee on Monday slammed the BJP-led central government over the ‘Agnipath’ scheme, alleging that the saffron camp was trying to create its own "armed” cadre base through the new defence recruitment programme.

Agnipath Scheme Protest : BJP trying to create armed cadre base through 'Agnipath' scheme: Mamata Banerjee

 BJP trying to create armed cadre base through 'Agnipath' scheme: Mamata

Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee also said the BJP is trying to fool the masses ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha polls by announcing such schemes.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday slammed the BJP-led central government over the &lsquo;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/no-place-for-arsonists-in-the-armed-forces-senior-army-officer-behind-agnipath-scheme-1655611796550" target="_blank">Agnipath&rsquo; scheme</a>, alleging that the saffron camp was trying to create its own "armed&rdquo; cadre base through the new defence recruitment programme.
Terming the scheme as an insult to the armed forces, Banerjee also wondered whether the BJP plans to hire <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/it-s-voluntary-don-t-come-if-you-don-t-like-the-scheme-ex-army-chief-vk-singh-on-agnipath-1655658790509" target="_blank">&lsquo;Agniveer&rsquo; soldiers</a> as "watchmen" at its party offices, after their four-year service period.
"The BJP is trying to create its own armed cadre base through this scheme. What will they do after four years? The party wants to give arms into the hands of the youth," the TMC boss said in the assembly.
Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee also said the BJP is trying to fool the masses ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha polls by announcing such schemes.
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"They had promised two crore jobs every year. But, now they are only fooling the people of the country in the name of these schemes,&rdquo; she added.
The BJP legislative party staged a walkout from the assembly protesting against Banerjee's remarks.

A case was filed against vlogger Roddur Roy on Saturday for allegedly abusing West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee in a Facebook live, police said.
The case was lodged under relevant sections of the IPC after a complaint was filed by TMC spokesperson Riju Dutta at Chitpur police station, they said.
"An investigation has been started in the matter as per the relevant sections of the IPC. He has been summoned as a part of the probe," he said.
Roy, who widely uses expletives in his social media posts and courts controversies, used a barrage of abuses against the chief minister and senior leaders of the TMC in the Facevbook live session as he blamed the ruling party, alleging mismanagement at singer KK's last concert in Nazrul Mancha, following which he died.

KK death: Bengal police book vlogger Roddur Roy for 'abusing' CM Mamata

The case was lodged&nbsp;after a complaint was filed by TMC spokesperson Riju Dutta.

A case was filed against vlogger Roddur Roy on Saturday for allegedly abusing West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee in a Facebook live, police said.
The case was lodged under relevant sections of the IPC after a complaint was filed by TMC spokesperson Riju Dutta at Chitpur police station, they said.
"An investigation has been started in the matter as per the relevant sections of the IPC. He has been summoned as a part of the probe," he said. Also watch:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/iifa-2022-neha-kakkar-sings-pyaar-ke-pal-remembering-kk-1654320754789">&nbsp;IIFA 2022: Neha Kakkar sings &lsquo;Pyaar Ke Pal&rsquo; remembering KK</a>
Roy, who widely uses expletives in his social media posts and courts controversies, used a barrage of abuses against the chief minister and senior leaders of the TMC in the Facebook live session as he blamed the ruling party, alleging mismanagement at singer KK's last concert in Nazrul Mancha, following which he died.

BJP MP Arjun Singh, who had so far been criticising the Centre’s jute policies, on Sunday fired a fresh salvo at the saffron camp top brass, alleging that he "not being allowed to work" in West Bengal, despite being a state vice president of the party.
Singh told reporters at his residence in Bhatpara that grassroots-level members were also finding it difficult to carry out their day-to-day activities as leaders helming the state unit of the BJP were coming in the way of their work.
"Let's be clear. By posting tweets on social media, we cannot dislodge the TMC from power in West Bengal. Those having no connection with the ground reality are calling the shots while proven fighters having mass base are being ignored. How can the BJP achieve its objective then?" said Singh, who had switched over to the saffron camp from the Mamata Banerjee-led party in 2019. The Barrackpore MP claimed that his hands, too, were tied despite being the BJP state vice president.
"It is like I have been gifted a fountain pen without ink and paper," he argued.
Senior leader and BJP MLA from Asansol South Agnimitra Paul, when asked about Singh’s assertions, however, said that he had been given adequate space to work.
"So far I know, Arjun Singh had been given adequate power and space in the state organization. Don't know why he is levelling such charges," she stated.
Meanwhile, TMC MLA from Jagatdal, Somenath Shyam, maintained that it "hardly mattered what Arjun says" as he is still with the BJP.
"Arjun is not trustworthy," Shyam, who was seen sharing dais with Singh during a recent programme, added.

Bengal BJP MP alleges interference from senior leaders, says not being allowed to work

BJP MP Arjun Singh has alleging that he 'not being allowed to work' in West Bengal, despite being a state vice president of the party as leaders helming the state unit of the BJP were coming in the way of their work.

The Barrackpore MP claimed that his hands, too, were tied despite being the BJP state vice president.

BJP MP Arjun Singh, who had so far been criticising the Centre&rsquo;s jute policies, on Sunday fired a fresh salvo at the saffron camp top brass, alleging that he "not being allowed to work" in West Bengal, despite being a state vice president of the party.
Singh&nbsp;told reporters at his residence in Bhatpara that grassroots-level members were also finding it difficult to carry out their day-to-day activities as leaders helming the state unit of the BJP were coming in the way of their work.
"Let's be clear. By posting tweets on social media, we cannot dislodge the TMC from power in West Bengal. Those having no connection with the ground reality are calling the shots while proven fighters having mass base are being ignored. How can the BJP achieve its objective then?" said Singh, who had switched over to the saffron camp from the Mamata Banerjee-led party in 2019. The Barrackpore MP claimed that his hands, too, were tied despite being the BJP state vice president.
"It is like I have been gifted a fountain pen without ink and paper," he argued.
The BJP&nbsp;MP, however, on Monday said that he was not speaking against the party. He was only raising concerns about certain systems that wrong in a ministry.&nbsp;
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Arjun&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;was referring to his repeated complaints against Centre's jute policies including a price cap. He had also written a letter to West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee requesting her intervention, sparking concerns in the BJP.&nbsp;
(With PTI&nbsp;inputs)
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Paying homage to Rabindranath Tagore on his 161st birth anniversary, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday lamented that the bard's Nobel Prize, which was stolen 18 years ago, is yet to be found.
She maintained that this "failure" on the part of CBI is a "big insult" for the people of Bengal.
Expressing apprehension that the CBI might have closed the probe by now, she said, "It pains me to think that the Nobel could not be traced even after so many years. This (theft) happened during the Left Front regime. I do not know if any evidence still exists," Banerjee said during her address at a state government programme.
"It was the first Nobel we had received. And someone snatched it away from us. This is a big insult for us," she said.
Tagore was in 1913 awarded Nobel Prize in Literature for 'Gitanjali', a collection of poems.
On March 25 2004, the medal and citation were found stolen from the safety vault of Visva Bharati museum.
Banerjee said the great poet will live on through his work.
"Do remember that Rabindranath Tagore can never be forgotten. The Nobel Prize that got lost is inscribed in our hearts. There can be only one Kabiguru," Banerjee said.
Earlier in the day, TMC MLA Mangobindho Adhikari ruffled feathers when he said "boys of Bengal" had stolen the Nobel to avenge the humiliation meted out to the bard.
The legislator, however, did not explain the rationale behind the statement.
Adhikari, later in the day, said that it was a "slip of the tongue".
Taking a dig at the CBI, he also claimed that the state police would have cracked the Nobel theft case by now.
Senior BJP leader Rahul Sinha said that the TMC government's "non-cooperation" with the central agency was to blame for the delay in investigation.
"The CBI would have completed its job by now. It was due to non-cooperation of the TMC government, the probe got delayed," he said.
Sinha also alleged that TMC leaders were involved in the theft, an allegation that was rubbished as "baseless" by the ruling camp.
"In none of the reports, the CBI ever claimed that there was any non-cooperation by the state government. The allegations are baseless and politically motivated," TMC state general secretary

On Rabindranath Tagore's birth anniversary Mamata tragets CBI; it involves his stolen Nobel Prize 

Tagore's Nobel Prize, was stolen 18 years ago, is yet to be found. And the TMC chief maintained that this "failure" on the part of CBI is a "big insult" for the people of Bengal.

Tagore's&nbsp;Nobel Prize, was stolen 18 years ago, is yet to be found. And the TMC&nbsp;chief&nbsp;maintained that this "failure" on the part of CBI is a "big insult" for the people of Bengal.

Paying homage to Rabindranath Tagore on his 161st birth anniversary, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday lamented that the bard's Nobel Prize, which was stolen 18 years ago, is yet to be found.
She maintained that this "failure" on the part of CBI is a "big insult" for the people of Bengal.
Expressing apprehension that the CBI might have closed the probe by now, she said, "It pains me to think that the Nobel could not be traced even after so many years. This (theft) happened during the Left Front regime. I do not know if any evidence still exists," Banerjee said during her address at a state government programme.
"It was the first Nobel we had received. And someone snatched it away from us. This is a big insult for us," she said.
Tagore was in 1913 awarded Nobel Prize in Literature for 'Gitanjali', a collection of poems.
On March 25 2004, the medal and citation were found stolen from the safety vault of Visva Bharati museum.
Banerjee said the great poet will live on through his work.
"Do remember that Rabindranath Tagore can never be forgotten. The Nobel Prize that got lost is inscribed in our hearts. There can be only one Kabiguru," Banerjee said.
Earlier in the day, TMC MLA Mangobindho Adhikari ruffled feathers when he said "boys of Bengal" had stolen the Nobel to avenge the humiliation meted out to the bard.
The legislator, however, did not explain the rationale behind the statement.
Adhikari, later in the day, said that it was a "slip of the tongue".
Taking a dig at the CBI, he also claimed that the state police would have cracked the Nobel theft case by now.
Senior BJP leader Rahul Sinha said that the TMC government's "non-cooperation" with the central agency was to blame for the delay in investigation.
"The CBI would have completed its job by now. It was due to non-cooperation of the TMC government, the probe got delayed," he said.
Sinha also alleged that TMC leaders were involved in the theft, an allegation that was rubbished as "baseless" by the ruling camp.
"In none of the reports, the CBI ever claimed that there was any non-cooperation by the state government. The allegations are baseless and politically motivated," TMC state general secretary

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