Aroon Shah: Fortune favors the bold. In an era of rabble rousing politicians who suffer from the foot-in mouth syndrome, a healthy debate has little or no relevance. Recently, BJP Candidate from the Bhabanipur Assembly Chandra Kumar Bose, the grand nephew of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, tweeted challenging CM Mamata Banerjee for an open debate on issues related to Bhabanipur and West Bengal. Bose and the West Bengal CM are contesting each other from the Bhabanipur constituency in the West Bengal Assembly Elections 2016. “No response has been received from the CM Office or her

party colleagues,” Bose said, “Mamata Banerjee should accept my challenge in the democracy, failing which it would be established that she is not in favour of democratic election.” Chandra Kumar Bose, who played a major role in the declassification of Netaji's files believes that a non corrupt person shouldn't be scared of facing brunt of questions. “The future of a nation is the Youth. It is very unfortunate that the TMC government and particularly Mamata Banerjee have misguided the Youth of Bengal and encouraged them and involved them into criminal activity of the Syndicate Raj.” Bose added.

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Wes t Benga l , Assam, Kerala and Tamil Nadu are poll bound. Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his recent election rallies in West Bengal and Assam campaigns his 3 agendas - said, “I have 3 agendas - Development, Fast-paced Development & All-round Development.”

West Bengal and Assam share common issues: (1) cross border-infiltration, (2) trafficking - arms, drug, fake currency, animal and human, (3) pertaining to tea plantation workers, (4) unemployment, (5) lack of electricity in rural belts. PM added, “My fight is not against Chief Minister but

against poverty, corruption and destruction.” In one of the election campaigns in West Bengal Narendra Modi stated, “TMC stood for ‘Terror, Maut (death) a n d C o r r u p t i o n . ” “ T h e Jorasanko flyover collapse was not an ‘Act of God’, but an act of ‘Fraud’. The syndicate

has cast its net. Syndicates have swallowed the entire system”, he added. “Narada sting operation against TMC leaders was shown in TV. It was such a big scandal but did Didi take any step against them or expelled them from the party. Didi has adjusted with corruption,” he added.

PM highlighted a number of GOI schemes and spoke about the facilities of Mudra Bank and the decision to allow small shops to remain open seven days a week. PM also elaborated on several aspects of the newly launched Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana for the farmers.

PM urged people of the state to turn out in large numbers and vote for a BJP Government tha t would dedicatedly work for taking the state to newer heights of progress. “Give me love in this election, I will give you five years of development in return,” PM added.

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The Year was 1972, people of the State of West Bengal, witnessed an election, where it was alleged to be thoroughly rigged, wherein Sh. Siddhartha Shankar Ray, of Congress, was elected as the Chief Minister of West Bengal, with support from Communist Party of India (CPI) after a brief Presidential Rule in 1971-72, after the r e s igna t ion o f Sh . A joy Mukherjee of Bangla Congress in 1970, after an internal squabble with the largest Constituent CPI(M) in the legislative assembly after the second win of Bangla Congress and CPI(M) led United Front Government in 1969 and a brief period of Sh. Prafulla Gosh led Congress Government. Prior to this there was Presidential rule in 1970-71, with Sh. Prafulla Gosh led Minority Congress Government had two stints. One in 1968-69 and the other in 1971. There were Presidential rules in 1968-69, 1970-71 and 1 9 7 1 - 7 2 i n i n t e r m i t t e n t junctures. People of this generation must know the history of electoral polity of this state and its genomics behind the class and number of votes each political ideology g o t a n d f o r m e d t h e representation of the people of the state. First United Front Government was formed in 1967, with political alliance of break away Bangla Congress, from Congress, led by one of the fiercest and firebrand freedom fighter of this Country and a Congress Leader from M i d n a p o r e S h . A j o y Mukherjee with Communist Block led by CPI(M). It was dislodged in the same year only, wherein the rul ing coalition, was not given an opportunity to prove their majority on the floor of the a s s e m b l y , w h e n S h . Dharamveera, ex Member of Indian Civil Service (ICS) was the then Governor of this State. On this note, the readers, should also recall the famous ruling the Speaker Sh. Bijoy Banerjee passed, that the Union Government cannot topple or dislodge an elected State Gove rnmen t , un l e s s t he majority is tested on the floor of t h e h o u s e . A f t e r t h e dislodgement of the first United Front Government, a minority led Congress Government was appointed with Sh. Prafulla Gosh as the Chief Minister, but President's rule was imposed in 1968, which was in place till 1969. Fresh election, witnessed the return of second United Front Government and the political atmosphere along with the social fabric, saw an u p h e a v a l o f N a x a l i t e movement in 1967, with its p e a s a n t m o v e m e n t i n Naxalbari, in North Bengal under the leadership of Sh. Charu Majumder and Sh. Kanai Sanyal, who were part of the ultra-leftist wing of the Communis t legion. West Bengal, witnessed large scale violence, murders of political activists, intellectuals and members of the distinguished civil society and members of the police force in addition to rapt destruction of state assets in the name of class struggle

and revolution. Drawing a movement within the limits of Nation and Nationhood, was foregone with calling China's Chairman of the People's Government as our Chairman. In 1969, there was a squabble, within the Coalition and Sh. Ajoy Mukherjee, the then Chief Minister resigned, in admitting the fact that he is l e a d i n g a “ B a r b a r i c Government” where the state is u n d e r f u l l m a y h e m , lawlessness and bedlam, considering the contemporary political atmosphere in the State. In this regard it would worth mentionable, that Dy. Chief Minister, was Sh. Jyoti Basu, who was also the Home Minister of the State, legendary Communist leader, holds the record in holding the position of Chief Minister in West Bengal, for the longest tenure. He was elected as the Chief Minister in 1977, and he held this position till 2000. The present alliance of Congress Leaders and Comrades are nothing new, but just a ploy to grab the limelight and come to power, in order to misgovern and misrule. In addition to the Naxalite M o v e m e n t t h e r e w a s widespread militant Trade Union Movement led by the Communist Legion of this State in 1960s and 1970s, which continued till 1980s and 1990s. This led to closure of several factories in the State, with loss of Man-days, jobs and Indus t r ia l Revenue . The Industries which grew along the Howrah and Hooghly Belt, considered as the Ruhr Region of India, was one of the most industrially fertile places in India. Series of articles came out in “Economic Political Weekly” in 2011 edit ion highlighting the cause of Industrial Losses caused by Militant Trade Unionism and series of Bandhs organized by the Communist Legion led by C P I ( M ) . S t a t e o n c e contributed, the highest in terms of Gross Domestic Produces and also the leader in Agricul tura l Product ion, A n i m a l H u s b a n d r y a n d Pisciculture. Presently, we source our requirements of Poultry and Fishes from the State of Andhra Pradesh. There was a plight of capital, erosion of jobs, with no job creation. In addition to it we saw a new era of Crony Capitalism, who showed active interests in b a c k i n g t h e L e f t F r o n t Government in 1980s and 1990s, with rise of new avatars of businessmen, who were not from this state, and the son of the soil, who excelled in entrepreneurship, being cloyed down heavily. Our State, saw the takeover of some Blue Chip Companies l ike Dunlop, Mather and Plat, Genelac and Shaw and Wallace and its entire conglomerate by Sh. Manu C h a b a r i a , a n N R I businessman, with his origin from Sindh, to plunder and l o i t e r w e a l t h o f t h e s e companies in formatt ing transactions through Benami transactions in 1990s, with Left Front in the State and Congress in the union, standing as mute spectators . This was the

continuance of such Left and Congress, ploy to play an obstructionist role, which they started against Sir Biren Mookerjee, son of Sir RN M o o k e r j e e , l e g e n d a r y businessman who started the Burnpur Steel Production Unit, Burn and Standard and hosts of other Units, who was forced to dilute his business stake, in the wade of Trade Unionism, supported by both Communists and Congress. Left Front era saw the advent of Chit Funds, and Sanchiyata and Sanchayani became the pioneer as looters of small time depositors and later on mastered by the likes of Sh. Sudipta Sen erstwhile CEO of Sharada, in the present TMC, era. Communists, while in their tenure from 1977 to 2011, had a common excuse, which they put up against Union is that of deprivation by t h e m a g a i n s t t h e S t a t e Governments. But no serious movements were launched against the bipartisan Freight Equalization Policy, by which our State and the Eastern Region, as a whole was put on an uneven platform, as we are major producers of Coal and Iron Ore and these resources were transported to other parts of the country at the same price as to our part in the country. The freight movers and the entities conce rned were heav i ly subsidized by our Union Government. This gave the o t h e r z o n e s a n u n d u e advantage in setting up units based out of these resources and we had to bear an increased burden of accepting an undue heavy freight for transportation of Cotton and Sugar and its d e r i v a t i v e s t o p r o d u c e industr ia l a lcohol , bas ic element required in hosts of i n d u s t r i e s , i n c l u d i n g Garments, Paints, Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals as our Eastern Zone, does not produce such. The anomalies got corrected in 1990s in the post l i b e r a l i z a t i o n e r a , w i t h w i t h d r a w a l o f F r e i g h t Equalization policy. Political Murders and Violence is the highest in West Bengal, since the Left Front era. It did not turn for good even in the TMC e r a w h i c h p r o m i s e d o f transformation and change in 2011. Only brighter prospects, which we have seen is that on the realty and construction front with that of an organized Mafia Raj for supplying of every element of business needed through cartels and syndicates. This process started since the Left Front era and it is continuing undeterred even in the TMC era. TMC in her venture to win back the votes and support they collected in 2011, suddenly floated a campaign “Utkarsh Bangla”. It s a i d t h a t p r e s e n t T M C Government has created jobs for 68 lacs people. This claim stands absurd and in many villages in South, Central and North Bengal, are free of any men. Men population, has migrated to Mumbai, Punjab and South India, for various semi-skilled jobs relating to stitching, jewellery design, masonry and other odd jobs to cater to their livelihood.

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April 13, 1919 - it was Baisakhi, the main Sikh festival. A crowd of nonviolent protesters, gathered in the Jallianwala Bagh garden in Amritsar, to protest against the arrest of two leaders Dr. Satyapal and Dr. Saifuddin. Curfew was imposed and Brigadier-General Reginald Dyer ordered the army to fired on the crowd for about ten minutes, killing over 1000 people. The day is observed as Jallianwala Bagh Massacre, also known as the Amritsar Massacre.

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Photography Contest and Exhibition

Rajendra Dubey: Montage '16 - An Indo-Bangladesh Photography Contest and Exhibition begins with a grand inaugural ceremony graced by Yves Vernin, a Marseille based street photographer and other eminent photographers from Kolkata. The first day saw photographers pouring in from all corners of the city and even members of Narayanganj Photographic Club, Bangladesh paid a visit. The exhibition was flooded by huge number of professional as well as amateur photographers to witness Kushal Ray's work "Intimacies". The second day featured the artist talk by Suvendu Chatterjee, Director, Counterfoto (India). His presentation contained works of young Bangladeshi photographers and also a brief discussion on German photography. Jadavpur University Photographic Club, in association with the School of Cultural Texts and Records, presented a vintage camera show in the gallery, showcasing its 52-year-old history. JUPC also organized a photobook show during the three days of Montage '16.

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TCVN: Rooh Music launched Ami Shreyashi, a modern Benga l i aud io a lbum by Shreyashi Chatterjee at Press Club, Kolkata on April 5, 2016. Bass player Mainak 'Bumpy' Nag Chowdhury and drummer Gaurab 'gabu' Chatterjee give their voice in the two tracks with her. There are six different flavor songs in this album. Saxophonist Maarten Visser (Holland) and pianist Saad Choudhury (UK) is also a part of this album. Fashion designer Agnimitra Paul, classical singer Kumar Mukherjee, singer Samidh Mukherjee, music director Gaurab Chatterjee and music composer Savvy were also seen.

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Bong Boishakh BrunchTCVN: The Astor Hotel adds The Bong Boishakh Brunch to their menu to celebrate the Poila Boishakh at their multi-cuisine restaurant Kebab-e-Que. The Brunch is priced at Rs 849/- and is available for lunch (12:30pm to 3:30pm) as well as dinner (7:30pm to 11:30pm). The menu not only offers s o m e s c r u m p t i o u s n o n -vegetarian delicacies, but has an assortment of fares for the vegetarian soul - the wide array o f v e g e t a r i a n a n d n o n -v e g e t a r i a n d i s h e s a r e a tantalizing mixture of curries, spices and traditions. Head Chef Amlan Bose says, “The menu that is being o f f e r e d i s a c o m p l e t e l y traditional assortment of dishes. The dishes highlight the innate flavor profiles associated with Bengali cuisine and are a remembrance of dishes that once only our grand-mums could make.”

Kemia to stage Tagore's literary masterpiece "Bisarjan"

Kemia Homes - The name thrives with the pride of being one of the pioneers in the field of constructing home - sweet h o m e . T h e m e t i c u l o u s a p p r o a c h i n d e l i v e r i n g premium quality residences is the organ iza t ion ' s U S P. However, a house transforms into home, if and only if, there's a right mix of sound social environment coupled with the essence of aesthetics. Chandan Das, Director, Kemia Apartments Limited informed, “Kemia Homes walks that extra yard to ensure and incorporate the social responsibility towards society through a few humble steps in the likes of representing Great Tagore's literary masterpiece Bisar jan in the form of theatrical play in association with theatre group Abhiskar, shall be presenting the play in October 2016.” Priyabrata Chattopadhyay, Director, Abiskar said, “The

first brush with the play was in Ninth Standard as well in Masters. The chord of tragedy mesmerized me; later on the interest in the same punctuated when my association with notable teachers led me explores the essence of tragic feel even more.” Do you not know that the dust of this earth is made of countless killings? Old time is ever writing the chronicle of the transient life of living beings in letters of blood -- intrigues through all the sensibilities of mine which eventually shapes up the inevitable question of violence in name of religion -- so much futile but yet never gets suppressed or eradicated! There i s no ch iva l ry in opulence of bloodshed in names of god. In the epic masterpiece Bisarjan; the m o n a r c h o f T r i p u r a ; Govindyamanikya, rightly visualized the futility of blood sacrifices and unnecessary slaughters at the altar of

goddess which eventually r a i s e s d i s c o n t e n t a n d insurmountable rage in the m i n d o f h i g h e s t p r i e s t Raghupati. The play depicts several failed attempts of Raghupati to win over the c o n fi d e n c e o f a r m y commander; Next in Kin Prince Nakshrtaray as well as his own adopted son Jaysinha. But at this time Aparna comes in the life of Jaysinha with the Midas touch and adduce his whole thinking process. As a result of this Raghupati able to understand that violence has no place in mankind. “The upsurge of violence in mankind by the name of religion, blind faith and ego is s o fl e s h a n d b l o o d , s o contemporary and vividly n a r r a t e d t h r o u g h t h e masterpiece and has striking resemblance of Shakespearian tragic works. My take on the play is with the vision that blood is no metaphor. It is so alarmingly real that stains the earth so red,” he added.

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Parents are always worried about the future of their children. After their schooling as an invariable step, they go to c o l l e g e - w i t h i n t h e competitive job scenario the selection processes getting stiffer; choosing a right career path becomes extremely essential. The process begins right from the schooling. And, after class ten examinations, the student choose the stream, mostly influenced by their p a r e n t s - t h e s t u d e n t s ’ individual acumen and choices are many most often over ruled or ignored. Apar t f rom the most popular streams of engineering and medical which majority of the parents’ advice and wish their kids to get into; there are varied courses and career options that a student can choose from. Subal Das Ins t i tu te of Learn ing &

M a n a g e m e n t ( S D I L M ) c o n d u c t s P s y c h o m e t r i c Selection Test for students to evaluate the most promising career opportunity. This offers scientifically driven advice in the decision making process. Earlier there use to be a notion that studying with different art subjects will only lead to a career of a school teacher. But, time has changed. Arts graduates have varied scopes in the fields of Mass Communication, International R e l a t i o n s , P s y c h o l o g y, Business Management, Travel and Tourism, Hospitality, Event Management, Law and so on. Economics needs a special mention as Business Analyst are in high demand these days. Science graduates may look in to Medica l , Engineering, Biotechnology, Oceanography, Pha rma , C o m p u t e r A p p l i c a t i o n , Programmer, Researchers, to name a few.

Every stream has its wide areas of opera t ion. One c h o o s i n g b u s i n e s s management can directly get into job after graduation. Or, after successful completion, the aspirant can opt for higher l ea rn ing in the fie ld o f management and can then get a b e t t e r p r o s p e c t w i t h specialization. For further learning, the aspirants can get into college or university as researcher or as teacher. It is extremely imperative for every aspirants seeking for a higher learning platform and a deserving career that would analyze the market conditions and, be focused and set a short term and long term prospects in mind before choosing the right career path. Scientifically driven career counseling gets the best acumen. SDILM will not only help in a better prospective but will also help the student to grow faster and better.

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Kemia Homes Craze Hunt, organized by Event Architect in association with The Craze Venture in support of Subal Das Foundation and Moksh is designed to pull out the hidden t a l e n t o f t h e a s p i r i n g performing young artists. With an inclination to handpick from the crowd Kemia Homes Craze Hunt caters the platform for those who feel - the day has begun when Music set the right chord; the Song that thrill for more; life that find a new meaning through Dance, emotions may rightfully be

emoted th rough Act ing ; Modeling that set the new benchmark to reckon; Short Film-Making that portray the canvas of life; Photography that set the newest dimension of the third eye. Interested applicants have to submit a 30-second clip, in Whatsapp or email by 31st May 2016. “The clip must begin with the name of the participant and performance,” an official said. 40 performers from each field will be selected in the first round by a panel of p ro fess iona l s who have excellence in their respective fields. Best 10 performers per field wi l l enter the l ive

p e r f o r m a n c e r o u n d . Participants will have to earn score from judges and public. Kemia Homes Craze Hunt gets it Grooming Partner as S u b a l D a s I n s t i t u t e o f Aesthetic & Culture. SDIAC rolls out the carpet for future musicians, singers, dancers, actors, models, film maker and photographer. S D I A C is s p o n s o r i n g t h e 1 - y e a r g rooming course to the winners. The grooming classes will be conducted by industry l eaders . S D I A C i s a l so offering a 4-years performance contract, both national and international, after successful completion of the course.

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On Nov 6, it was curtains down on the 13th Kalpanir jhar International Short Fiction Film Festival, a 5-day affair with film a fi c i o n a d o s t h r o n g i n g auditorium of Max Mueller Bhavan with great gusto and enthusiasm. The inaugural lamp on Nov 3 was lit by veteran actor Ranjit Mullick which opened the film festival. Present on the occasion were Sanjay Bhudia of Patton, filmmaker Goutam Ghosh, Chairman Sandip Ray, Founder Trustee of Kalpanirjhar and Raju Rahman who anchored the event. Over 250 short fiction films from different countries of the world were screened on the occasion. The best film award went to Sadabahar Brass Band, directed by Tushar More from India.

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Curtains on 21st KIFF

The curtains finally downed the 21st Kolkata International Film Festival on Nov 21 when the closing ceremony at Nazrul Manch awarded prizes for the best women film makers at the venue. In the presence of CM Mamata Banerjee and actors Tabu, Sri Devi and Moushumi Chatterjee, the first prize of `55 lakhs went to a woman director Lili Horvath from Hungary for her film ‘The Wednesday Child’. The Critic’s Choice for the best film went to another woman director Khadija Al-Salami of Yemen for her film ‘I a m N o j o o m , A g e a n d Divorced’. The 21st KIFF took off at Netaji Indoor Stadium on Nov 14. Actors Amitabh Bachchan, Shahrukh Khan, Sharmila Tagore glorify the film festival as a celebration bringing the joy of cinema to involve Kolkata’s CineGoers. This year the film festival screened films from across the globe divided into 5 sections including tributes to old masters of cinema like Jean Renoir and Manuel d’ Olivera. Also a unique section was introduced under ‘India Unheard’ where films were screened in lesser known languages – Tulu, Rava, Ladakhi and Konkani.

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of yoga in daily life. When you are afraid of something happening, by the universal law you attract it, although fortunately it takes real focus and persistent fear to bring it to you. The amount of emotion you invest in not wanting something to happen is powerful. At the same time it is also impossible to bring what you want when you hold so much fear about the outcome you dont want. Remove your personal investment of fear from what you dont want to happen, and now use that powerful energy and direct it to what you want. The things that come most quickly into your life are the things that you BELIEVE in the most. You can bring to you only what you BELIEVE. So, you must BELIEVE to receive what you want without questioning HOW-WHEN-WHY no IFs and BUTs should come into your mind. Remember, our thoughts are very powerful and it carries a lot of energy.

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West Bengal have seen unprecedented violence in Nandigram and Singur, with loss of fourteen lives in Nandigram and brutal murder of Smt. Taposhi Mallik in Singur, with involvement of Police and the ruling party. State of West Bengal has seen unprecedented violence and mass murder in Nanur, Keshpur, Garbeta and Ghatal under the Left Front era. If we jog into the history of our State, we will not find the violence led by Left Front as an uncommon phenomena. It started way back in 1970, when on 17th of March, on a Day to protest against fall of the Second United Front they ransacked the house of Sains in Burdwan and brutally killed their male members in front of their Mother along with their Private Tutor. Year 1978 saw brutality, which could put worst of Dictators to shame in “Marichjhapi”, where people from Namasudra and Antyodaya Community from erstwhile East Bengal, were brutally murdered and tortured. We saw the same savagery, by which eighteen Sanyasis were burnt alive on Bijon Setu in 1980. Continuity and consistency were noted in the red terror not only Bijon Setu but also in Bantola and Dhantola, where they murdered after torturing a lady doctor and female health workers. It continued since 1960s, when 30 Trams and 30 Busses were burnt on a single day by the Communists in order to protest a single paise fare rise. In the present TMC era, what we see is another form of terrorism, that too on the front of Pan Islamic Terror. What started in 1900s, with conceptualization of Aligarh School of thoughts and Deoband School of thoughts, resulted into two nation theory and we as Nation and the major inhabitants of the Nation, meekly and mutely accepted the partition of our Bharat. Jamat ud Dawah as an outfit, across, Nations in South and Wes t As ia , sp reads the message o f I s l amic Transformations, with putting other beliefs and philosophies on the brute suppression, irrespective of National interests.

Their outfits with the help of Razakars in East Pakistan, indulged into mass brutality in 1971 and also they had their active role in eliminating Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, first Prime Minister of Bangladesh. They have their strong allegiance with BNP, the main opposition party in Bangladesh. They and their sister outfits have played a catalytic role in ethnically cleansing the Hindu Population in Bangladesh, whose percentage was nearing 30% during partition, in 1947 which is just 8% now. The strategy underlines, forced conversions, brutal tortures and murders and evict them from their place of origin. We have seen series of influx of Hindu population from 1965 till date. Planned migration of Bangladeshi Muslim Population to the State of West Bengal is alarming and, has made the situation worse. Compared to that of Census in 1951, which had just 19% of Muslim population is now 27% as per the last census in 2011. This has a direct correlation to that of planned migration of Bangladeshi Muslims. What we saw in Kaliachak, Islampur and Illambazar recently in the form of mayhem, bedlam, arson and looting of shops owned by Hindus, is just the tip of Iceberg. The violence continued for 3 days unabated, with State law and enforcement stood as mute spectator. ISIS link in Khagragarh blasts, and unearthing of explosives in other places of Burdwan and Murshidabad is just a tip of an Iceberg, later components and designs of these Pan Islamic Forces are yet to be unearthed. 2011, saw a religious commotion, and desecrations of Hindu Gods and Idols as a result of the ongoing disputes relating to boundary walls of one Muslim Burial Ground and Hindu Place of Worship for Durga Puja. We have just the tip of Iceberg and other designs and portions are yet to be covered. But, the greater question lies in either to develop our State economically and strongly fathom the socio-economic and cultural fabric across all religious lines, as per our Union Government’s Strategies, Schemes and packages or put our State on the Last Days of West Bengal and into a Black Hole, where one day our State has the shown the path of Renaissance and enlightenment, we have to answer as the Citizen of this State.

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R a j e n d r a D u b e y : S o m (Somabrata) Mandal has his own way, devoted himself in serving the people of West Bengal and is now gearing up for a bigger responsibility. Som Mandal is contesting West Bengal Assembly Election 2016 for Bharatiya Janata Party from the Shyampukur constituency. Som Mandal has strong connections with business and political community across and b e y o n d I n d i a w h o a r e interested in contributing towards the development of West Bengal and has instituted

“Friends of Bengal”. He assists f r e e l e g a l a i d s t o t h e economically weaker section of the society and encourages the aspiring artist to hold exhibition in their art gallery. Som Mandal is an Indian r e p r e s e n t a t i v e a t t h e Commission on Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce, Paris. Mandal was the Vice Chair of the Asia Pacific Forum and Council Member of Section on Legal Practice of the International B a r A s s o c i a t i o n a n d o f committee on Corporate Law & Legal Affairs, FICCI.

LJP in West BengalR a j e n d r a D u b e y : L o k Janashakti Party releases the comple te l i s t cand ida tes contesting the West Bengal Assembly Election 2016, at Press Club, Kolkata on March 25, 2016. Prof. Soumitra Das from Jorasanko, Kavita Das from Diamond Harbor, Vibha Devi from Behala Paschim, Dr. Prakash Chandra Das from Bally, Md. Saha Alam Molla from Burdwan, Pradip Das from Nadigram, Bobi Haldar from Bhowanipur and Sankar i Mondal from Jadavpur were among the 53 candidates. The two contesting candidates, Haldar and Mondal, feel that this move will bring the plight of the ent ire t ransgender community in the limelight. S t a t e P r e s i d e n t M i r a Chakraborty said, “Our motto is to establish justice in the s o c i e t y. ” L J P N a t i o n a l President & Union Minister of Food and Public Distribution Ram Vilas Paswan was also seen.

Rajendra Dubey: Dr. Dipankar Sarkar, consultant surgeon by profession, practicing general and laparoscopic surgery since 16 years is contesting the West Bengal Assembly Election 2016 as Independent Candidate from Tollygunge constituency. Dr. D i p a n k a r S a r k a r s a i d , “Inequality is the major issue.”

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