Hindu Group Publishes West Bengal Analysis E-book

8 UPDATES · 8 DAYS · 24 FEB 2026 — 3 MAR 2026

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Latest · 3 Mar 2026

Both Mamata Banerjee and Suvendu Adhikari, leaders of the West Bengal government and opposition, are campaigning for the upcoming Assembly elections by emphasizing different aspects of their respective constituencies.

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This event covers the publication of "West Bengal: Change and Continuity" by The Hindu Group, including reactions, analyses, and follow-up developments related to the book's exploration of West Bengal's political, economic, and cultural shifts. It excludes other actions or publications by The Hindu Group or related parties unless they are direct developments or responses to the specific e-book "West Bengal: Change and Continuity.

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24Feb

STORY BEGINS — The Hindu

West Bengal: Change and Continuity

The Hindu

The Hindu Group has published a new e-book analyzing the complex dynamics of West Bengal's past, present, and future.

25Feb

The Hindu

The BJP is implementing two strategies to solidify its electoral base in West Bengal: polarizing voters with narratives of demographic change and targeting former Left Front supporters.

26Feb

The Hindu

Union Home Minister Amit Shah declared the BJP's victory in the West Bengal elections and pledged to remove all infiltrators from the state upon forming a new government.

The Hindu

Sumitra Chattopadhyay, a fifth-generation descendant of Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay, joined the BJP ahead of the Bengal elections.

1Mar

The Hindu

BJP leaders launched four Parivartan Yatras across West Bengal, promising a new administration and targeting the Trinamool Congress government's perceived failures.

2Mar

The Hindu

Amit Shah promised West Bengal government employees the implementation of the Seventh Pay Commission within 45 days if the BJP wins the upcoming election.

3Mar

LATEST UPDATE — The Hindu

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