Aritra Singha is a journalist based in Kolkata, West Bengal, India. He is currently writing for The Free Press Journal, focusing on local news and political developments in West Bengal. Aritra covers a wide range of topics, including crime, politics, and social issues impacting the region.
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Aritra Singha's primary focus is on government and politics, especially in the West Bengal region of India. He extensively covers announcements and developments related to political parties, law enforcement agencies, and significant legal cases.
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Kaushik Biswas, member of West Bengal Medical Council said that apart from the show cause notice to Ghosh, the council has also suspended Dr. Birupaksha Biswas and Dr. Abhi Dey.
According to TMC sources, after getting the letter, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had called Sircar, and the sources confirmed that Sircar is ‘firm' in his decision.
Mamata mentioned that soon after the RG Kar incident, top cop Vineet Goyal offered to resign from his post.
According to the court sources, the CBI didn't ask for custody for Ghosh and three others who were arrested over ‘financial irregularities' in RG Kar hospital.
By: Aritra Singha
In the letter the district judge Subhradip Mitra, raising concern of their security and concern, has mentioned that masked individuals attempted to ‘disconnect the electricity’ of the residence on Sunday night.
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The protesting doctors on Wednesday have written an email to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's office about their five demands and also expressed
Addressing the media, Mamata said that she is ready to resign if it serves the interest of the common people of the state.
Amid protests, the protesting doctors on Friday had written a letter to President Droupadi Murmu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking their
The central agency produced both Ghosh and Mondal before Sealdah court in connection to rape and murder incident following which both were given CBI custody till September 17.
By: Aritra Singha
After the protesting doctors had sent an email to the Chief Secretary earlier on Wednesday, stating a ‘fresh discussion’ about their remaining demands, CS Manoj Pant had asked them to visit Nabanna at 6:30 pm on Wednesday.
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