West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination For Lateral Entry-2012

WEST BENGAL JOINT ENTRANCE EXAMINATION FOR LATERAL ENTRY – 2012

FOR ADMISSIONOFDIPLOMA HOLDERS IN ENGINEERING/ TECHNOLOGY/PHARMACY AND B.Sc. TO THE 2ND YEAR (3RD SEMESTER LEVEL)OF 4-YEAR UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE COURSES IN ENGINEERING/TECHNOLOGY AND PHARMACY IN WEST BENGAL.

Admission through Lateral Entry to the 2nd year (3rd semester level) of the undergraduate degree courses (except inArchitecture) offered by Government/Private Engineering / Technology and Pharmacy Colleges/Universities of the State of West Bengal during the Academic Session 2012-13 is open to candidates who have either passed diploma course in Engineering/Technology/Pharmacy from any AICTE recognised Polytechnic/Institute with at least overall 50% marks (45% for reserved category) or have passed XII standard with Mathematics as a subject and Degree in Science (B.Sc.) from U.G.C. approved Universities with at least 50% marks (45% for reserved category).

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Chowkbazar declared a "no construction zone"

Darjeeling, April 20: The Darjeeling municipality declared the market above Chowk Bazar a “no-construction zone” soon after it was razed to the ground early this morning.

“The area has been declared a non-construction zone for the time being. This order is being issued to ensure that there is no haphazard construction in the area, the roads remain wide and a planned structure comes up in the future,” said Amar Singh Rai, the chairman of the Darjeeling municipality.

Fire accident at Darjeeling

Date:20th April 2012
A devastating fire broke out at Darjeeling MP road around 1 to 2 AM this morning.The reason for the fire is still unknown.No casualties have been recorded till except few damaged private property.The fire extended from Bata Shop to Wallis line. The fire could not be stopped due to scarcity of water. 

ABAVP takes off the Strike

Calcutta, April 17: The Gorkha Janmukti Morcha and John Barla-led forum decided to “indefinitely defer” its 48-hour proposed strike after a “very cordial” discussion with the government this afternoon.

Both sides told journalists that tomorrow’s strike had been put off because the government was willing to allow meetings and rallies by the Joint Action Co-ordination Committee, which has the Morcha and the rebel faction of the Akhil Bharatiya Adivasi Vikas Parishad among its 26 constituents. The committee wants the Dooars and the Terai to come under the jurisdiction of the Gorkhaland Territorial Administration (GTA).