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    Jobless teachers cautiously optimistic after Bengal assembly poll results

    Following a landslide victory, the new West Bengal government faces expectations from thousands of jobless teaching staff. Their appointments were annulled by the Supreme Court in 2025 due to widespread irregularities. These teachers, who voted with their uncertain future in mind, now hope for transparent and timely reinstatement. The previous government's alleged corruption and nepotism led to this crisis.

    Housing dreams falter in West Bengal amid corruption, land crunch

    Eligible families in Paschim Medinipur, West Bengal, are denied housing benefits. Decades of occupancy on railway land disqualify them from the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana. Allegations of political nepotism and renaming of the scheme by the ruling TMC persist. Residents fear repercussions for speaking out. This situation highlights a gap between policy promises and grassroots execution.

    Will end 'maha jungle raj'; TMC making people suffer...: PM Modi sounds poll bugle in Bengal
    PM Modi's speech at Bengal rally lacks concerns about Matuas' citizenship, alleges TMC

    Trinamool Congress criticizes Prime Minister Narendra Modi's rally speech. They allege he showed no concern for the Matua community's electoral roll issues. The party also claims Modi ignored harassment of Bengali speakers in BJP-ruled states. Modi, speaking by phone, called West Bengal a 'maha jungle raj' and urged support for BJP in 2026.

    Will end 'maha jungle raj' in Bengal; TMC making people suffer to oppose BJP: PM Modi

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi strongly criticized the Trinamool Congress in West Bengal, labeling the state's situation as "maha jungle raj." He alleged that corruption, nepotism, and appeasement have stalled development. Addressing a rally via phone, Modi urged voters to elect the BJP for a "double engine government," promising to end the ruling party's alleged misrule and protect citizens.

    PM Modi unveils key connectivity initiatives, takes a hit at opposition in poll-bound West Bengal

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated two national highway projects worth Rs. 3,200 crore in West Bengal's Nadia district, enhancing connectivity between Kolkata and Siliguri and reducing travel time. His visit also served as a prelude to the upcoming assembly polls, where he criticized the TMC's governance and urged voters to support the BJP.

    The Economic Times
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