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  1. The West Bengal state government must comply with Supreme Court directives regarding pay parity for its officials.
  2. Political figures discussed Centre-State relations and infrastructure needs, leading to court action over stalled projects.

The Chief Minister continues to lead the administration in West Bengal, while a draft committee chaired by a former Supreme Court judge is established.

6 reports, 1 independent Updated Jun 29
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The Chief Minister continues to lead the administration in West Bengal, while a draft committee chaired by a former Supreme Court judge is established.

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  1. A committee has been formed following a Supreme Court order, with the Chief Minister's office involved in the process, and a key individual appointed to the panel.Sub-event
  2. CM leads administration in West Bengal; draft committee chaired by former SC judge.1 source

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