Felt a deep sense of pride and goosebumps while paying my respects and offering floral tributes to this great son of Bengal. India remains eternally grateful for his indomitable spirit and pivotal role in our freedom struggle. It was disheartening to see his memorial in such a

I am glad to see all-party delegation visiting various countries as part of India’s global outreach against terrorism. As I have consistently maintained, the AITC stands firmly behind any step the Union takes in the national interest and in defence of our sovereignty. I urge the

Our global outreach in Japan concluded with a meaningful engagement at the Indian Embassy. United in purpose, we drew attention to the grievous Pahalgam terror attack and highlighted India’s calibrated response- One that decisively dismantled terror infrastructure in Pakistan

On the birth anniversary of Rash Behari Bose, one of India’s foremost revolutionaries and a proud son of Bengal, I pay my deepest respects. A visionary who dedicated his life to India’s freedom, he built a bridge between two great nations, India and Japan. I had the privilege of

Shocked and saddened by the tragic stampede at Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. My thoughts and prayers are with the families who have lost their loved ones in this unimaginable tragedy. Wishing strength and a speedy recovery to all those who are injured. May the departed souls

Deeply distressed by the tragic bridge collapse over the Indrayani River near Pune. The news that several tourists are feared to have drowned is heartbreaking. My sincere condolences to the bereaved families in this hour of grief. I urge the authorities to expedite rescue

It has been over 55 DAYS since the PAHALGAM terror attack. It is deeply concerning that in a democracy neither the mainstream media, members of the opposition, nor the judiciary has stepped forward to raise these five critical questions before the Government of India. However, as

The Calcutta High Court’s order today to restart MGNREGA in Bengal is a blow to the BJP’s politics of revenge. Unable to accept the people’s mandate in 2021, the BANGLA BIRODHI BJP froze MGNREGA funds and choked off rural employment. This wasn’t governance - It was revenge and

If you die while doing your job, your family can get up to ₹7 lakh for FREE. But 90% of people don’t even know this scheme exists. Let me explain the EDLI scheme. 🧵👇

In Kalyug, NAAM JAAP is meant for BHAGWAN. But BJP leaders seem to believe chanting my name will bring them SALVATION OR AT LEAST FEW MORE SEATS. Hate to break it to them: NEITHER IS HAPPENING IN WEST BENGAL!

Devotion and reverence are illuminated by the array of lights! Digha's Jagannath temple is radiating its brilliance ahead of Ulto Rath. #JoyJagannath

This is nothing but an insidious attempt to introduce NRC through the backdoor in Bengal, a state where BJP has neither the mandate nor the moral right to govern. They are targeting Bengali-speaking citizens to create fear and insecurity, and attempting to replicate Assam's

Read between the lines, people. This is Himanta Biswa Sarma's last-ditch attempt to veil his XENOPHOBIA and LINGUISTIC CHAUVINISM behind communal smokescreens. You claim your Govt. only targets "illegal Bangladeshi Muslims". But in the final NRC list, out of the 19.6 lakh people

This is the spirit of Bengal!💪🏼 It was a mass uprising against BJP’s relentless assault on Bengali identity and dignity. Thousands of determined voices flooded the streets, all united in one message: Bengal will not be silenced. Joy Bangla!

The spirit of Bengal is incompatible with the divisive ideology of BJP. The Bangla-Birodhi zamindars have no regard for our people, our language, our culture, or our identity. Blinded by arrogance, they have now started branding legitimate Bengali-speaking Indian citizens as

The second most spoken language in the country, Bangla, is also the second most spoken language of Assam. To threaten citizens, who want to coexist peacefully respecting all languages and religions, with persecution for upholding their own mother tongue is discriminatory and

Happy to share that the mainstream Indian media have started taking note of Bengal now leading the IT sector investments in the country. In its latest (July 21, 2025) issue, India Today magazine has carried a piece called 'A New IT Sunrise' and mentioned that "top firms are

The right to vote freely, fearlessly, and with dignity, something we take for granted today, was once denied to the people of Bengal under an oppressive regime that silenced dissent and shut doors on democracy. We observe Shahid Dibas as a solemn tribute to the 13 brave souls

21st July is not just a date- It’s a defiance etched in time. On Shahid Dibas, we remember: Bullets may kill bodies, but not beliefs. The spirit of Bengal cannot be crushed by tyranny. In 1993, 13 brave hearts were martyred - not for power, but for the principle of democracy.