West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has given a big statement while addressing a meeting in Kolkata. He has talked about building the Gangasagar bridge himself. CM Banerjee laid the foundation stone of Durga Aangan in New Town on Monday. He said that the construction of Durga Aangan will generate employment. The economy will get a boost.

‘I love India, love all religions’

Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said that many people have said that I am appeasing, but I am secular. I believe in all religions. I love Bengal. I love India. We love all castes and all religions. This is our ideology.

VIDEO | Kolkata: “The laying of the foundation stone for Durga Angan will be a ‘historic day’ for Bengal,” says Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee.

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Told the Centre, but now I will build Gangasagar Bridge myself: Mamata

He said, ‘Every person has his own democratic rights. I was trying to get the central government to build a bridge in Gangasagar, but now I will get it built myself. I will lay its foundation on January 5. This bridge will be ready for the public in the next two years. We are going to lay the foundation stone of Mahakal temple in Siliguri in the second week of January.

‘I attend programs of all religions’

She said, I participate in programs of all religions. When I go to Gurudwara, no questions arise. If I go to Eid functions, some people have objections.

Laying the foundation stone of New Town Durga Aangan

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee laid the foundation stone of Durga Aangan in Kolkata’s New Town on Monday. This temple will be built on approximately 15 acres. Mamta government will release a fund of Rs 263 crore for this. This will be completed in the next two years. On the day of Martyrdom Day, Mamata Banerjee had announced to build a temple dedicated to Maa Durga.

In Delhi on Sunday, the Congress Party organized a mega rally in the name of Vote Chor Gaddi Chhod Ke at Ramlila Maidan. In this, Congress National President Kharge, Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi along with many big and senior leaders of the party were seen. During this, Rahul Gandhi took the Election Commissioner to task. In his speech he made serious allegations against the Election Commission.

Rahul said that the Election Commission is no longer working as an independent and impartial institution. Taking decisions together with the government. During this, Rahul took the names of many election commissioners. He said that all this is part of the same fight in which efforts are being made to suppress the truth.

You are the CEC of India: Rahul Gandhi

While giving the statement giving immunity to the election commissioners, Rahul Gandhi also raised questions on the new law. He said, “The new law says that no matter what the Election Commissioner does, no action can be taken against him. This is very dangerous for democracy.”

He said that if Congress comes to power, the law will be changed. Election Commission officials will be made accountable. Rahul said, “You are the Election Commissioner of India, not of Narendra Modi.”

Rahul Gandhi targets RSS

Rahul Gandhi targeted RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat. He said that today the real struggle is going on in the country between truth and untruth. My speech was already planned but on the way I got information that Mohan Bhagwat had given a statement in Andaman and Nicobar. After hearing his statement, I changed my entire speech. The foundation of Indian culture and all religions is based on truth.

Quoting Satyam Shivam Sundaram, Rahul said that truth is the greatest value. But RSS’s thinking is opposite to this. Truth has no importance in the ideology of Mohan Bhagwat and RSS. There only power and authority are kept supreme.

Home Minister Amit Shah cornered on vote theft

Rahul Gandhi also targeted Home Minister Amit Shah on the issue of vote theft. He said that he had no answers to my questions. The government had no answers to the questions I had asked in the presentation. That’s why Amit Shah was trembling in Parliament.

He said that the fight going on in the country today is between power versus truth. They have power, we have truth. I say with a guarantee that by standing with the truth we will remove Narendra Modi, Amit Shah and RSS-BJP from power. He said that people from different parts of the country are joining this fight. This is the real strength of democracy.

Canada election 2025: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberal Party has succeeded in winning. On this, PM Modi posted on X (East Twitter). He wrote that he congratulated @Markjcarney and Liberal Party on his victory on your election as Prime Minister of Canada. India and Canada are bound by shared democratic values, strong commitment to law rule and live relations among people. I am eager to work with you to strengthen our partnership and open more opportunities for our people.

In Canada, Mark Carney has been elected the new Prime Minister of the country, who overtook Conservative Party leader Pierre Polyvre in the election. Meanwhile, during his election campaign, he took a very tough stand against US President Donald Trump during his election campaign. Trump repeatedly spoke of mixing Canada in the US, which Carney strongly opposed and promised to protect his country’s sovereignty. The public appreciated his attitude and handed him power with an overwhelming majority.

Congratulations @Markjcarney On your election as the Prime Minister of Canada and to the Liberal Party on their Victory. India and Canada are bound by shared democratic values, a steadfast commission to the rules of law, and vibrant people-to-love ties. I look forward to working…

– Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) April 29, 2025

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Mark Joseph Carney was born on 16 March 1965 at Fort Smith, Canada and spent his childhood in Admonton. He received higher education from Harvard University and Oxford University. Mark Carney started his career as an investment banker from famous finance company Goldman Sachs. He gained a lot of experience by working in global economic centers like New York, London, Tokyo and Toronto. After this, he chose the path of government service and in 2008 he was appointed Governor of Bank of Canada, Canada.