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  The Bengal election may be distant, yet the fierce competition between Congress and BJP has begun, with Congress sparing no effort in its counteroffensive against the West Bengal. On June, 22,26, the West Bengal Pradesh Congress Committee expressed stern criticism of  the BJP government's inaugural State Budget, which seeks to generate headlines through extravagant announcement but neglects to tackle the essential economic issues facing Bengal.  At first glance, the ₹4.38 lakh crore Budget appears ambitious. However, a closer examination reveals serious concerns regarding fiscal sustainability, employment generation, industrial growth, social justice and transparency. The Congress Party wishes to highlight the following major shortcomings: Debt-Fuelled Governance, Not Sustainable Development West Bengal’s outstanding debt is already about ₹8.5 lakh crore, with the debt-to-GSDP ratio remaining alarmingly high. Yet the Budget offers no credible roadmap for debt reduction,...

West Bengal, the name embodies a wealth of flavors, a rich historical background, diverse cultures, traditions, and a strong sense of political activism. Bengali serves as the regional language, and its capital, Kolkata, is famously referred to as the city of Joy. Previously, Bengal Has experienced the full spectrum of political leadership, from CPM's Jyoti Basu to Budhadeb Bhattacharya, transitioning to the Trinamool Congress under Mamata Banerjee. However, in the past 15 years, numerous horrific cases have been recorded that remain unsolved. BJP winning in Bengal is historic.  Currently, Suvendhu Adhikari, who has assumed the role of Chief Minister of West Bengal, has already been active since the day he took his oath. He appears to be highly dedicated and concentrated in executing his responsibilities as CM.  The initial observation in the state of Bengal indicates that law and order are effectively maintained by police officials who are active in the field both day and nig...