The Latest Breaking News from Trinamool Congress

Eight people were burnt to death in a village in the State’s Birbhum district on March 21, as a retaliation to the killing of a local leader. What makes West Bengal so susceptible to vendetta politics and deadly violence? Why are factional feuds on the rise? Shiv Sahay Singh reports…

No progress in investigation by State, says court

Trinamool Congress members troop into well of House to protest her emotional statement

Family of those who died in fire allege that women were attacked and tortured before being killed

Eight people were burnt to death on Tuesday in the district following the murder of a local Trinamool Congress functionary

Miscreants set on fire several huts following the killing of a Trinamool deputy pradhan; 7 charred bodies recovered from one house alone.

The Rajya Sabha was adjourned till noon on Tuesday following the ruckus created by the Opposition parties against rising fuel prices in the country.

Trinamool Congress leader Babul Supriyo on Monday filed his nomination for the Ballygunge Assembly bypolls in West Bengal and called it a "new journey in politics".

The death of a young student activist, who was critical of the Mamata Banerjee government, has sparked off massive protests in a State that is accustomed to political violence. Shiv Sahay Singh reports on the incident and its aftermath, which has rattled the Trinamool Congress government 

Trinamool Congress has won 102 of 108 municipalities across West Bengal

Trinamool Congress to have three vice presidents