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Making strong case for repealing archaic laws for ease for doing business in India, the Prime Minister said the centre and states need to work closely to boost economic growth.
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Inaugurating a 'mother and child' hub at Chittaranjan Seva Sadan hospital here, she said hospitals across the state have been upgraded to international standards.
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If the combine can prevent anti-incumbency votes from going to the BJP, it will help Trinamool big
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Amit Shah alleged that Mamata Banerjee gets angry at 'Jai Shri Ram' slogan, but will herself begin chanting it by the time assembly polls are over.
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Iterating the demand for withdrawal of the new farm laws, Banerjee wondered if the Centre can waive off NPAs running into crores of rupees then why is it hesitant to write-off farm loans.
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Shah exuded confidence of forming the next government in the state and take it to the path of development.
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The instant decision of not delivering her speech in protest against the “discourtesy” and “breach of dignity” was well thought out
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Speaking to a select group of journalists, Adityanath said, "If someone says Jai Shri Ram there is nothing to feel bad about it as it is a greeting"'.
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The State should be particularly important for AIMIM as it has the second highest Muslim population in the country after Uttar Pradesh
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Mamata Banerjee said that her government has also set up a committee to conduct year-long celebrations till January 23, 2022 across the state.
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"Those who want to join the BJP can leave but we will never bow our heads to the saffron party," she said.
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"We have to respect and save our soil. No one can destroy Bengal. We will not allow Bengal to become Gujarat" said Mamata, during Bangla Sangeet Mela 2020 in Kolkata.
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Adhikari joined the podium along with Shah at Midnapore College Ground. He was received by Union minister of state for Woman and Child Development Debasree Choudhuri.
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Rebutting Banerjee's comments, Owaisi tweeted, "So far you've only dealt with obedient Mir Jaffers & Sadiqs. You dont like Muslims who think & speak for themselves."
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The Owaisi-Rajbhar meeting comes a day after the Aam Aadmi Party announced that it will contest the Uttar Pradesh Assembly polls in 2022.
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The TMC, after coming to power in 2011, has raised allocation for the education sector to Rs 37,069 crore from Rs 13,872 crore, State Education minister Partha Chatterjee said.
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He asserted the saffron party will come to power in 2021 polls with more than 200 seats ousting the TMC "lock stock and barrel".
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Asserting that the TMC will not allow the BJP-led Centre to sell government-owned coal mines, Banerjee also said "coal mafia are thriving under the saffron party".
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Her statement came ahead of a crucial round of talks scheduled to be held between the Centre and representatives of the agitating farmers during the day.
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KCR’s renewed pitch for an anti-BJP coalition of regional parties must be understood against the deliberate dilution of federal values