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There was an advertisement in China with Barça... I told the club, ‘I won't give the message in Chinese, I'll give it in Spanish.’ And they said, ‘Okay, give it in Spanish.’"

Kolkata: The state's Minister of Industry, Commerce, and Women and Child Development, Dr. Shashi Panja, inaugurated the North Kolkata Khadi Fair in Bagbazar.

Home News Election Commission takes strict decision regarding SIR, rejects Mamata Banerjee's objection and cancels Family Register Certificate.

More than 45 young pioneers from West Bengal have departed for New Delhi to participate in the 'Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue 2026'.

The Reserve Bank has cancelled the registration certificates of 35 non-banking financial institutions

Viswanathan Anand will be seen in action after a gap of 6 years To be held from January 07-01, 2026 at Dhono Dhanyo Auditorium with Dipbendhu Barua. Pictures by Bibhash Lodh/BS News Agency.

Sirens on the Road, Strength at Home, Manipal Hospitals Honours Ambulance Heroes and Their Families.

Bharat Sevashram Sangha deploys 1,500 volunteers to manage the crowd at the Gangasagar Mela

Working as a street hawker in North Kolkata, Pencak Silat player Raja Das continues to impress with KIBG 2026 gold

Rabiul was attempting to cross the Padma River and enter Indian territory. BSF jawans spotted him and apprehended him. He was not wearing any clothes at the time.

On Mamata Banerjee's birthday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended his wishes, saying: “Greetings to West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on her birthday. May God grant her a long life and good health.”

In Bangladesh, a 40-year-old (or forty-four-year-old) Hindu widow has alleged that she was gang-raped and tortured by two men. It is alleged that the incident took place while she was tied to a tree, and a video of the act was made and circulated on social media. Police investigations are underway, and some reports indicate that legal action has been taken against the accused.

legendary singer Kailash Kher mesmerizes audiences at Victoria