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Traders Stock Up In Hopes Of People Spending Funds Saved During Lockdown
India's biggest shopping season is at the time of the festivals of Durga Puja and Diwali, which fall 20 days apart in October-November each year.
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"Trinamool Afraid That...": BJP Slams Mamata Banerjee Over Durga Puja Tax
Questioning West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's criticism of IT notices served to Durga Puja committees, the BJP on Monday accused a section of Trinamool Congress leaders of laundering the money, allegedly looted in chit fund scams, through the puja committees.
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Give Puja Grant But Explain Why, Supreme Court Tells Bengal Government
The Supreme Court today has refused to stay the West Bengal government's order granting Rs 10,000 each to all Durga Puja committees in the state. The top court has however, issued a notice to the state government and sought a detailed affidavit from it within six weeks.
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Top Court To Hear Plea Challenging Grants To Puja Committees In Bengal
The Supreme Court on Thursday agreed to hear an appeal challenging the West Bengal government's decision to grant Rs 10,000 each to puja committees in the state for Durga Puja celebrations.
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How Can We Take Money Back From Durga Puja Committees: Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee Friday wondered how the funds already distributed to Durga Puja committees would be taken back, after the Calcutta High Court asked her government to put on hold the allocation of money till Tuesday.
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High Court Asks West Bengal To Put Puja Funds For Committees On Hold
The Calcutta High Court Friday directed the West Bengal government to put on hold the distribution of funds on account of Durga Puja till Tuesday.
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Kolkata Durga Pujas Now All About Lakshmi, Organisers Say
She sits with an owl at her feet, dwarfed by the towering figure of her mother, Goddess Durga. But has Durga Puja become all about Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth? Many of the organisers of Kolkata's 3,000 pujas ruefully say yes. No cash often means no puja and cash this year was hard to come by.
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Traders Stock Up In Hopes Of People Spending Funds Saved During Lockdown
India's biggest shopping season is at the time of the festivals of Durga Puja and Diwali, which fall 20 days apart in October-November each year.
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"Trinamool Afraid That...": BJP Slams Mamata Banerjee Over Durga Puja Tax
Questioning West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's criticism of IT notices served to Durga Puja committees, the BJP on Monday accused a section of Trinamool Congress leaders of laundering the money, allegedly looted in chit fund scams, through the puja committees.
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Give Puja Grant But Explain Why, Supreme Court Tells Bengal Government
The Supreme Court today has refused to stay the West Bengal government's order granting Rs 10,000 each to all Durga Puja committees in the state. The top court has however, issued a notice to the state government and sought a detailed affidavit from it within six weeks.
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Top Court To Hear Plea Challenging Grants To Puja Committees In Bengal
The Supreme Court on Thursday agreed to hear an appeal challenging the West Bengal government's decision to grant Rs 10,000 each to puja committees in the state for Durga Puja celebrations.
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How Can We Take Money Back From Durga Puja Committees: Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee Friday wondered how the funds already distributed to Durga Puja committees would be taken back, after the Calcutta High Court asked her government to put on hold the allocation of money till Tuesday.
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High Court Asks West Bengal To Put Puja Funds For Committees On Hold
The Calcutta High Court Friday directed the West Bengal government to put on hold the distribution of funds on account of Durga Puja till Tuesday.
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Kolkata Durga Pujas Now All About Lakshmi, Organisers Say
She sits with an owl at her feet, dwarfed by the towering figure of her mother, Goddess Durga. But has Durga Puja become all about Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth? Many of the organisers of Kolkata's 3,000 pujas ruefully say yes. No cash often means no puja and cash this year was hard to come by.
