Midcap Spotlight | ITI gains after bagging its first EVM order from the West Bengal State Election Commission for supply of 500 sets of Electronic Voting Machines. Reema Tendulkar with the details.

West Bengal had gone to polls in eight phases from March 27 to March 29. Bengal has 294-member assembly, and a party needs 148 seats to cross the majority mark required to form the government.

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West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose on Thursday welcomed the Union Cabinet’s decision to accept a high-level panel’s recommendation for simultaneous elections, saying that this would open up a new ...

Voters in the Indian state of West Bengal go to the polls People in the Indian state of West Bengal are voting in the final phase of elections despite soaring Covid cases. Long queues were seen ...

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