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Visva-Bharati Submits Documents In Court To Support Amartya Sen's Eviction Notice
The Visva-Bharati University on Saturday submitted several documents to a court in West Bengal's Birbhum district to justify the eviction notice it has served on Nobel laureate Amartya Sen asking him to vacate 0.13 acre of land.
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Amartya Sen Land Row: Bengal District Court Fixes Hearing On May 30
A court in West Bengal's Birbhum district fixed May 30 as the next date of hearing on Visva-Bharati's notice to Amartya Sen asking him to vacate 0.13 acre (5,500 square feet) of land which the central university claims he is illegally occupying.
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High Court Puts University's Move Against Amartya Sen's Property On Hold
Calcutta High Court on Thursday gave an interim stay against a move by Visva Bharati to take away a part of Nobel laureate Amartya Sen's property - Pratichi - at Shantiniketan.
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Amartya Sen's Lawyers Approach Court Over Visva-Bharati Land Row
Amartya Sen's lawyers have moved Bengal's Birbhum district court challenging a fresh eviction order by Visva Bharati asking the economist to vacate a portion of "encroached land" situated on the university campus by May 6.
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"Will Hold A Sit-In" If Amartya Sen's House Bulldozed: Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee Wednesday said that she will hold a sit-in at Bolpur in case authorities of the Visva Bharati University try to "bulldoze" Nobel laureate Amartya Sen's ancestral house.
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"His Ancestral House": Open Letter To Visva-Bharati On Amartya Sen
More than 120 Left-leaning intellectuals and famous personalities have written an open letter, urging Visva-Bharati University to not "harass" Nobel laureate Amartya Sen over the land issue.
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Visva-Bharati University Asks Amartya Sen To "Vacate 13 Decimals Of Land"
Visva Bharati Univeristy in an eviction order has asked Nobel laureate Amartya Sen to vacate the 13 decimals of land which he has been allegedly occupying in an unauthorised manner by May 6 or within 15 days of the publication of the last order on Ap
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"Why Shouldn't You Be Evicted?": Visva Bharati To Amartya Sen On Land Row
Bharati university has issued a notice to Nobel laureate Amartya Sen asking him to show cause why an eviction order will not be issued against him for not vacating a 13 decimal plot he is allegedly occupying illegally.
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"Now You Have Proof": Mamata Banerjee Gives Land Documents To Amartya Sen
Mamata Banerjee visited Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen at his home in Santiniketan, for which he has received multiple notices from the Visva Bharati University, and handed him what she said were documents to prove his land ownership.
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Visva-Bharati University Issues New Letter On Land Issues To Amartya Sen
In a fresh missive to Nobel laureate Amartya Sen, Visva-Bharati university on Friday asked him to immediately hand over parts of a plot he was allegedly occupying in an "unauthorised manner" at Santiniketan.
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"Measure Amartya Sen's Santiniketan Plot": Visva Bharati To Bengal Government
Amid the controversy over Nobel laureate Amartya Sen's family being in "illegal" possession of land in Visva-Bharati campus, the central university on Saturday demanded that the West Bengal government measure the plot to resolve the issue.
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Amartya Sen "Touched" By Mamata Banerjee's Support On Land Controversy
Nobel laureate Amartya Sen has written to Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today, thanking her for support in the Visva Bharati land controversy. The 100-year-old university has named 87-year-old laureate among squatters on its land.
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"We Shall Overcome": Mamata Banerjee To Amartya Sen On Land Controversy
Mamata Banerjee on Friday wrote to Nobel laureate Amartya Sen expressing support for him in a controversy over reports that he is on the Visva Bharati University's list of illegal plot holders. Some "nouveau invaders" were raising baseless allegations, the Bengal Chief Minister said in the letter addressed to "Amartya da".
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"We Salute You": Mamata Banerjee Defends Amartya Sen Over "Illegal Occupants" Reports
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has defended Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen over reports that he was on the Visva Bharati University's list of illegal plot holders and said such allegations were being made against him as he "is not inclined towards BJP's ideology".
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Visva-Bharati Submits Documents In Court To Support Amartya Sen's Eviction Notice
The Visva-Bharati University on Saturday submitted several documents to a court in West Bengal's Birbhum district to justify the eviction notice it has served on Nobel laureate Amartya Sen asking him to vacate 0.13 acre of land.
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Amartya Sen Land Row: Bengal District Court Fixes Hearing On May 30
A court in West Bengal's Birbhum district fixed May 30 as the next date of hearing on Visva-Bharati's notice to Amartya Sen asking him to vacate 0.13 acre (5,500 square feet) of land which the central university claims he is illegally occupying.
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High Court Puts University's Move Against Amartya Sen's Property On Hold
Calcutta High Court on Thursday gave an interim stay against a move by Visva Bharati to take away a part of Nobel laureate Amartya Sen's property - Pratichi - at Shantiniketan.
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Amartya Sen's Lawyers Approach Court Over Visva-Bharati Land Row
Amartya Sen's lawyers have moved Bengal's Birbhum district court challenging a fresh eviction order by Visva Bharati asking the economist to vacate a portion of "encroached land" situated on the university campus by May 6.
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"Will Hold A Sit-In" If Amartya Sen's House Bulldozed: Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee Wednesday said that she will hold a sit-in at Bolpur in case authorities of the Visva Bharati University try to "bulldoze" Nobel laureate Amartya Sen's ancestral house.
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"His Ancestral House": Open Letter To Visva-Bharati On Amartya Sen
More than 120 Left-leaning intellectuals and famous personalities have written an open letter, urging Visva-Bharati University to not "harass" Nobel laureate Amartya Sen over the land issue.
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Visva-Bharati University Asks Amartya Sen To "Vacate 13 Decimals Of Land"
Visva Bharati Univeristy in an eviction order has asked Nobel laureate Amartya Sen to vacate the 13 decimals of land which he has been allegedly occupying in an unauthorised manner by May 6 or within 15 days of the publication of the last order on Ap
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"Why Shouldn't You Be Evicted?": Visva Bharati To Amartya Sen On Land Row
Bharati university has issued a notice to Nobel laureate Amartya Sen asking him to show cause why an eviction order will not be issued against him for not vacating a 13 decimal plot he is allegedly occupying illegally.
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"Now You Have Proof": Mamata Banerjee Gives Land Documents To Amartya Sen
Mamata Banerjee visited Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen at his home in Santiniketan, for which he has received multiple notices from the Visva Bharati University, and handed him what she said were documents to prove his land ownership.
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Visva-Bharati University Issues New Letter On Land Issues To Amartya Sen
In a fresh missive to Nobel laureate Amartya Sen, Visva-Bharati university on Friday asked him to immediately hand over parts of a plot he was allegedly occupying in an "unauthorised manner" at Santiniketan.
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"Measure Amartya Sen's Santiniketan Plot": Visva Bharati To Bengal Government
Amid the controversy over Nobel laureate Amartya Sen's family being in "illegal" possession of land in Visva-Bharati campus, the central university on Saturday demanded that the West Bengal government measure the plot to resolve the issue.
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Amartya Sen "Touched" By Mamata Banerjee's Support On Land Controversy
Nobel laureate Amartya Sen has written to Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today, thanking her for support in the Visva Bharati land controversy. The 100-year-old university has named 87-year-old laureate among squatters on its land.
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"We Shall Overcome": Mamata Banerjee To Amartya Sen On Land Controversy
Mamata Banerjee on Friday wrote to Nobel laureate Amartya Sen expressing support for him in a controversy over reports that he is on the Visva Bharati University's list of illegal plot holders. Some "nouveau invaders" were raising baseless allegations, the Bengal Chief Minister said in the letter addressed to "Amartya da".
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"We Salute You": Mamata Banerjee Defends Amartya Sen Over "Illegal Occupants" Reports
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has defended Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen over reports that he was on the Visva Bharati University's list of illegal plot holders and said such allegations were being made against him as he "is not inclined towards BJP's ideology".
