Author: Ujjal Roy
Ujjal Roy is a political journalist with over 25 years of experience in television, print and digital media. He has completed PG Diploma in mass communication and journalism from Jadavpur University. He has worked with brands like ETV News, ABP and News 18. He is currently associated with The CSR Journal. You can connect with him at ujjal@thecsrjournal.in.
With the spectre of war once again darkening the skies between India and Pakistan, patriotism in its purest form emerged from a quiet village by the Teesta River. Amid the growing military escalation between the two...
After weeks of conspicuous silence, Bangladesh on Saturday finally broke its diplomatic reserve in the wake of the horrific Pahalgam massacre and India’s retaliatory response—‘Operation Sindoor’, a coordinated missile strike that dismantled nine terrorist infrastructure sites...
Sophia Qureshi: Bengal applauded her long before the Nation saluted
“Sophia Qureshi. Naam Toh Suna Hi Hoga!”
If someone says this today, it’s no exaggeration — it’s fact.
On May 7, as the nation erupted in...
Pakistan’s Terror Links Exposed: UN Tags DG ISPR’s Father as Global Threat
In a major blow to Pakistan’s international image, startling revelations have emerged linking the father of Pakistan Army’s spokesperson, the DG ISPR (Director General...
Why is Bangladesh silent about India’s ‘Operation Sindoor’?
In a bold military maneuver following the April 22 Pahalgam terrorist attack that claimed 26 civilian lives, India launched ‘Operation Sindoor’—a targeted missile strike...
Heightened Security Along Bengal Coast Amid Rising India-Pakistan Tensions
Kolkata, India: As tensions between India and Pakistan continue to escalate following cross-border hostilities, security measures have been significantly intensified along West Bengal's coastal...
Nation Rises Above Politics as Mamata Banerjee Backs Centre Post ‘Operation Sindoor’
Kolkata, India: In a rare show of political unity, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee expressed unequivocal support for the Central government and the...
Mamata Banerjee appeals to private schools to start summer vacation from May 9
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee requested private schools to start summer vacation from this week. She requested private schools to shut schools after...
Amit Shah convenes Emergency Meeting with Border State Chief Ministers after ‘Operation Sindoor’
In the wake of India's powerful counterstrike dubbed ‘Operation Sindoor’, Union Home minister Amit Shah on Wednesday called for an urgent security review meeting...
Odisha-West Bengal face-off Over ‘Jagannath Dham’: Religious reverence meets political storm
A rising controversy over the naming of the newly inaugurated Jagannath temple in Digha has sparked a sharp political and cultural dispute between Odisha...
West Bengal’s 17 districts prepared for Civil Defence Mock Drill
The Government of India will conduct civil defence mock drill across the country. Among them 17 districts of West Bengal also are also scheduled...
Fresh Rohingya influx and collapsing Bangladesh’s humanitarian corridor raise alarms for India’s security
India is closely watching with growing concern the rapidly deteriorating situation along the Bangladesh-Myanmar border, where a fresh surge in Rohingya refugee inflows and...
BSF foils major smuggling attempts on India-Bangladesh Border
In two coordinated and highly successful operations, the Border Security Force (BSF) South Bengal Frontier thwarted significant cross-border smuggling attempts involving gold and silver....
West Bengal Governor C V Ananda Bose Flags Radicalisation Concerns to Centre After Murshidabad Unrest
Kolkata: Following recent communal disturbances in West Bengal's Murshidabad district, Governor Dr. C.V. Ananda Bose has submitted a comprehensive report to the central Ministry...