"Ghatal"

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1 July 2018

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#2580734

26 March 2018

Ekattorer Ghatak Dalal Nirmul Committee took out a torch light procession from the Central Shaheed Minar in Dhaka on Sunday to remember the victims of the March 25, 1971 genocide by the Pakistanis army in Bangladesh.

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#2580736

26 March 2018

Ekattorer Ghatak Dalal Nirmul Committee took out a torch light procession from the Central Shaheed Minar in Dhaka on Sunday to remember the victims of the March 25, 1971 genocide by the Pakistanis army in Bangladesh.

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#2580739

26 March 2018

Ekattorer Ghatak Dalal Nirmul Committee took out a torch light procession from the Central Shaheed Minar in Dhaka on Sunday to remember the victims of the March 25, 1971 genocide by the Pakistanis army in Bangladesh.

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#2580741

26 March 2018

Ekattorer Ghatak Dalal Nirmul Committee took out a torch light procession from the Central Shaheed Minar in Dhaka on Sunday to remember the victims of the March 25, 1971 genocide by the Pakistanis army in Bangladesh.

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#2580745

26 March 2018

Ekattorer Ghatak Dalal Nirmul Committee took out a torch light procession from the Central Shaheed Minar in Dhaka on Sunday to remember the victims of the March 25, 1971 genocide by the Pakistanis army in Bangladesh.

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#2580747

26 March 2018

Ekattorer Ghatak Dalal Nirmul Committee took out a torch light procession from the Central Shaheed Minar in Dhaka on Sunday to remember the victims of the March 25, 1971 genocide by the Pakistanis army in Bangladesh.

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#2580749

26 March 2018

Ekattorer Ghatak Dalal Nirmul Committee took out a torch light procession from the Central Shaheed Minar in Dhaka on Sunday to remember the victims of the March 25, 1971 genocide by the Pakistanis army in Bangladesh.

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#2580759

26 March 2018

Ekattorer Ghatak Dalal Nirmul Committee took out a torch light procession from the Central Shaheed Minar in Dhaka on Sunday to remember the victims of the March 25, 1971 genocide by the Pakistanis army in Bangladesh.

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#2394038

25 December 2017

Ghalib was born to Mirza Abdullah Beg in December 1797 in Agra. His father died when he was hardly five years old and his childhood was spent with his uncle who passed away when Ghalib was eight, and mostly his aunts. Married in 1810 at the age of 13 to Umrao Begum, Ghalib soon left his birth city Agra for Delhi, a city where he lived until his death in 1869. The haveli was presented to Ghalib by a hakim (traditional physician) who was an ardent fan of his poetry. It was here that Ghalib wrote some of his finest ghazals and recited them to a huge audience every evening. After Ghalib’s death in 1869, the crestfallen hakim who had presented the haveli to Ghalib would go and sit there for hours every evening refusing to let anyone occupy it.

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25 December 2017

Ghalib was born to Mirza Abdullah Beg in December 1797 in Agra. His father died when he was hardly five years old and his childhood was spent with his uncle who passed away when Ghalib was eight, and mostly his aunts. Married in 1810 at the age of 13 to Umrao Begum, Ghalib soon left his birth city Agra for Delhi, a city where he lived until his death in 1869. The haveli was presented to Ghalib by a hakim (traditional physician) who was an ardent fan of his poetry. It was here that Ghalib wrote some of his finest ghazals and recited them to a huge audience every evening. After Ghalib’s death in 1869, the crestfallen hakim who had presented the haveli to Ghalib would go and sit there for hours every evening refusing to let anyone occupy it.

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#2394040

25 December 2017

Ghalib was born to Mirza Abdullah Beg in December 1797 in Agra. His father died when he was hardly five years old and his childhood was spent with his uncle who passed away when Ghalib was eight, and mostly his aunts. Married in 1810 at the age of 13 to Umrao Begum, Ghalib soon left his birth city Agra for Delhi, a city where he lived until his death in 1869. The haveli was presented to Ghalib by a hakim (traditional physician) who was an ardent fan of his poetry. It was here that Ghalib wrote some of his finest ghazals and recited them to a huge audience every evening. After Ghalib’s death in 1869, the crestfallen hakim who had presented the haveli to Ghalib would go and sit there for hours every evening refusing to let anyone occupy it.

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#2104473

1 August 2017

Indian flood victims on a boat make their way through flood waters after collecting relief materials in the Ghatal area of Paschim Medinipur distric, around 79 km west of Kolkata on 31 July 2017. Actor-turned-MP Dev was born.Three-and-a-half decades later, when Dev (now the Ghatal MP), while touring the flood-ravaged zone on Sunday, promised to raise the Ghatal master plan issue in Lok Sabha on Monday, the irony couldn't be missed. (Debajyoti Chakraborty/NurPhoto) Ghatal is among the worst-hit in the floods, which have claimed 31 lives statewide. It isn't the first time Dev will be flagging the issue in Lok Sabha either. His maiden speech in Parliament in August 2016 reflected the irony: "In 1959, the Man Singh committee first named a plan called the Ghatal Master Plan. It took 20 years for the Planning Commission to approve the plan, and finally in 1980 the plan was sanctioned; in 1982, the foundation stone was laid. In the same year I was born. I have grown up so big but the foundation has not turned into Ghatal master plan yet." On Sunday, Dev told reporters: "I will go to Parliament tomorrow and raise the issue." He said the Trinamool government was trying its best to implement the master plan but to no avail. Before that, Dev visited the flood-affected blocks of his constituency. He reached Daspur block I by noon and spoke to people rescued from the villages. From Daspur, Dev travelled two hours to reach Ghatal, stopping now and then to take stock. He met West Midnapore district magistrate Jagadish Prasad Meena, who has been camping at the SDO office to coordinate rescue operations.

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#2104474

1 August 2017

Indian flood victims on a boat make their way through flood waters after collecting relief materials in the Ghatal area of Paschim Medinipur distric, around 79 km west of Kolkata on 31 July 2017. Actor-turned-MP Dev was born.Three-and-a-half decades later, when Dev (now the Ghatal MP), while touring the flood-ravaged zone on Sunday, promised to raise the Ghatal master plan issue in Lok Sabha on Monday, the irony couldn't be missed. (Debajyoti Chakraborty/NurPhoto) Ghatal is among the worst-hit in the floods, which have claimed 31 lives statewide. It isn't the first time Dev will be flagging the issue in Lok Sabha either. His maiden speech in Parliament in August 2016 reflected the irony: "In 1959, the Man Singh committee first named a plan called the Ghatal Master Plan. It took 20 years for the Planning Commission to approve the plan, and finally in 1980 the plan was sanctioned; in 1982, the foundation stone was laid. In the same year I was born. I have grown up so big but the foundation has not turned into Ghatal master plan yet." On Sunday, Dev told reporters: "I will go to Parliament tomorrow and raise the issue." He said the Trinamool government was trying its best to implement the master plan but to no avail. Before that, Dev visited the flood-affected blocks of his constituency. He reached Daspur block I by noon and spoke to people rescued from the villages. From Daspur, Dev travelled two hours to reach Ghatal, stopping now and then to take stock. He met West Midnapore district magistrate Jagadish Prasad Meena, who has been camping at the SDO office to coordinate rescue operations.

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1 August 2017

Indian flood victims on a boat make their way through flood waters after collecting relief materials in the Ghatal area of Paschim Medinipur distric, around 79 km west of Kolkata on 31 July 2017. Actor-turned-MP Dev was born.Three-and-a-half decades later, when Dev (now the Ghatal MP), while touring the flood-ravaged zone on Sunday, promised to raise the Ghatal master plan issue in Lok Sabha on Monday, the irony couldn't be missed. (Debajyoti Chakraborty/NurPhoto) Ghatal is among the worst-hit in the floods, which have claimed 31 lives statewide. It isn't the first time Dev will be flagging the issue in Lok Sabha either. His maiden speech in Parliament in August 2016 reflected the irony: "In 1959, the Man Singh committee first named a plan called the Ghatal Master Plan. It took 20 years for the Planning Commission to approve the plan, and finally in 1980 the plan was sanctioned; in 1982, the foundation stone was laid. In the same year I was born. I have grown up so big but the foundation has not turned into Ghatal master plan yet." On Sunday, Dev told reporters: "I will go to Parliament tomorrow and raise the issue." He said the Trinamool government was trying its best to implement the master plan but to no avail. Before that, Dev visited the flood-affected blocks of his constituency. He reached Daspur block I by noon and spoke to people rescued from the villages. From Daspur, Dev travelled two hours to reach Ghatal, stopping now and then to take stock. He met West Midnapore district magistrate Jagadish Prasad Meena, who has been camping at the SDO office to coordinate rescue operations.

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1 August 2017

Indian flood victims on a boat make their way through flood waters after collecting relief materials in the Ghatal area of Paschim Medinipur distric, around 79 km west of Kolkata on 31 July 2017. Actor-turned-MP Dev was born.Three-and-a-half decades later, when Dev (now the Ghatal MP), while touring the flood-ravaged zone on Sunday, promised to raise the Ghatal master plan issue in Lok Sabha on Monday, the irony couldn't be missed. (Debajyoti Chakraborty/NurPhoto) Ghatal is among the worst-hit in the floods, which have claimed 31 lives statewide. It isn't the first time Dev will be flagging the issue in Lok Sabha either. His maiden speech in Parliament in August 2016 reflected the irony: "In 1959, the Man Singh committee first named a plan called the Ghatal Master Plan. It took 20 years for the Planning Commission to approve the plan, and finally in 1980 the plan was sanctioned; in 1982, the foundation stone was laid. In the same year I was born. I have grown up so big but the foundation has not turned into Ghatal master plan yet." On Sunday, Dev told reporters: "I will go to Parliament tomorrow and raise the issue." He said the Trinamool government was trying its best to implement the master plan but to no avail. Before that, Dev visited the flood-affected blocks of his constituency. He reached Daspur block I by noon and spoke to people rescued from the villages. From Daspur, Dev travelled two hours to reach Ghatal, stopping now and then to take stock. He met West Midnapore district magistrate Jagadish Prasad Meena, who has been camping at the SDO office to coordinate rescue operations.

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