Jadavpur  

In a shocking and shameful incident, students of Jadavpur University have decided to “rusticate” West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar as chancellor of the university and also to 'disown him as the state Governor' 

Tension intensified at Kolkata's Jadavpur University as Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) activists attempted to storm the institution while students and teachers gathered at the gate to resist them

The complaint filed by Arts Faculty Students Union (AFSU) students named Union minister Babul Supriyo as the "prime accused" and also identified five other ABVP members
 

BJP staged a rally in Kolkata against the assault on Babul Supriyo at Jadavpur University. The rally began from the party headquarters in Kolkata.

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Babul Supriyo was shown black flags and was allegedly heckled by a section of students at Jadavpur University, Kolkata. Supriyo also claimed that the protesting students tried to provoke him by openly terming themselves 'Naxals'.

Jadavpur, the Lok Sabha seat where Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee contested her first election, is all set to witness if it will be Anupam Hazra's or Mimi Chakraborty's.

Throughout the day, incidents of violence have been pouring in from across the state. Crude bombs were hurled in Rabindra Sarani area of Kolkata, whereas the car of BJP candidate Anupam Hazra was smashed in Jadavpur. 

It is not only BJP president Amit Shah whose chopper was not allowed to land in Bengal to hold a political rally. Here's a quick recap.

The growing importance of the BJP in Bengal over the past few years, and the Narendra Modi government turning the heat on Mamata and her cronies over various scams have clearly left Mamata Banerjee jittery

Mimi's act has not only given fresh fodder to the opposition to question her being ‘elitist’ but also leaving her party red-faced that prides itself as a party of ‘ma, mate, manush ’

 

 

Bengali actress-duo Mimi Chakraborty and Nusrat Jahan have created a virtual storm on social media after their LS nomination for the coming Lok Sabha polls.
 

Aparajita of Jadavpur wanted the CD player so that she could regularly practice her moves at home after dance class. But looking at the  visuals of flood-ravaged Kerala, she decided to donate her savings.