She said that army personnel were there in different districts like Murshidabad, Jalpaiguri, Darjeeling, North 24 Paragans, Burdwan, Howrah, Hooghly etc.
'I won't leave unless the army is withdrawn from near the secretariat', said Mamata Banerjee
The Army said they were conducting routine exercise with full knowledge and coordination with West Bengal police
Mamata Banerjee alleged army was deployed at two toll plazas at Palsit and Dankuni on NH2
The IndiGo flight, which was reported short of fuel, was made to circle the airport for nearly 30 minutes
TMC raised the issue in Parliament alleging that Banerjee's flight was made to hover over Kolkata airport on Wednesday evening
She said, 'Modi asked BJP MPs and MLAs to give bank a/c details , but he needs to start with himself and Amit Shah'
The Bengal chief dared Prime Minister Modi to arrest her, while she continued her fight against demonetisation
Adressing to Modi, she said, 'We don't trust you or your mismatched wrong technology which you are advertising for'
Banerjee has planned to hold protests in different parts of the country to force a rollback
She termed it as a 'whimsical' decision and said that a financial emergency has been imposed on the country
She is scheduled to meet Pranab Mukherjee on the issue of demonetisation of high value currency
"If Government had issues with Pathankot coverage, there are provisions available. But ban shows an Emergency-like attitude," Banerjee said.
She expressed concern over the problem of erosion but lobbed the issue into the central government's court
After Bardhaman and Midnapore districts of West Bengal, farmers in Birbhum's Bolpur area are up in arms against the West Bengal government, seeking their land back. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's favourite project, Gitabitan, a satellite town near the district headquarters of Bolpur, is under construction on a piece of land acquired by the erstwhile Left front government. The farmers' agitation in the area intensified against the backdrop of the Supreme Court's Singur verdict and the Trinamool Congress government's changed stance on land use. While the land was acquired for industry, the government decided to set up a township later.
She urged people to work together for peace in their homes, in the neighbourhood and for global harmony
The Trinamool Congress' equation with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has been a roller-coaster ride. It was all hunky-dory in the winter of 2016, when four central ministers graced the Bengal Global Business Summit; in the run-up to the Assembly elections in May, it soured. It improved immediately after the polls in which Mamata Banerjee swept through Bengal and now, once more, it's turned bitter. What has made it obvious is Banerjee's decision to drop a discussion in the state Assembly on the Goods and Services Tax (GST) constitutional amendment as passed by Parliament, to thereafter ratify it. The discussion was scheduled on August 29 but the day before, the government decided to drop it. For the record, top TMC leaders disagree that it had anything to do with the state's relations with the Centre but observers believe otherwise. "We have supported GST since 2009 and Centre-state relations have nothing to do it. It had to be dropped for paucity of time because the change of name of
She returned 9,117 land records to farmers and compensated 800 peasants
Banerjee said these days, even if there was an accident, people tended to ask what the religion of the driver and the killed was
Banerjee would visit Singur on Wednesday and also hold a public meeting