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    Back to the future: Mamata Banerjee's rebellion comes full circle as TMC faces fight over name, symbol and legacy

    Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress faces an internal revolt threatening its identity. Rival factions are barred from using the party name and symbol. This dispute centers on control of the party's electoral identity and legacy. Rebellions have tested Mamata's authority throughout the party's history. The Election Commission's intervention brings the organizational dispute into the electoral arena.

    Nepal flash flood update: 31 West Bengali tourists missing and 1 rescued

    Thirty-one West Bengal tourists, including Mukul Roy's daughter-in-law, are missing after a disaster. The group, which started their journey on August 21, was heading for Kailash-Mansarovar Yatra. One tourist has been successfully rescued from the affected area so far. Sharmistha Bhowmik Roy was reportedly ten kilometers from the disaster zone. West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari has sent reports to the PMO.

    Who was Mukul Roy? The architect of West Bengal’s changing political order

    Veteran politician Mukul Roy has passed away at the age of 71. Roy was a key figure in West Bengal politics, co-founding the Trinamool Congress and later joining the Bharatiya Janata Party. He served as Union Railway Minister. His political journey saw significant shifts, impacting the state's political landscape for decades. Roy's contributions were pivotal in shaping contemporary Bengal.

    Mukul Roy, former railway minister and TMC strategist dies at 70

    Veteran politician Mukul Roy passed away at 70 due to cardiac arrest. Roy had a long political career, serving as Union Railway Minister and holding key positions in the Trinamool Congress. He also switched to the BJP before returning to TMC. His political journey saw significant shifts and legal challenges regarding his legislative status.

    Supreme Court stays disqualification of Mukul Roy as MLA

    The Supreme Court has stayed the Calcutta High Court's ruling that disqualified Mukul Roy from the West Bengal Assembly under the anti-defection law. A division bench issued an interim order, keeping the high court's judgment in abeyance. The top court expressed reservations about the high court's reasoning regarding the authentication of social media posts in anti-defection proceedings.

    Saradha scam: Group owner names Adhikari, Roy and Adhir

    Trinamool Congress tweeted, “Saradha Group chief Sudipta Sen said that Suvendu Adhikari had taken money and is knee-deep in corruption. But the CBI and their Modi-controlled one-track mind is chasing ONLY a select few.”

    The Economic Times
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