Kolkata, Around 1,000 protesting teachers, who have laid siege to the West Bengal School Service Commission headquarters here, continued their sit-in for the fourth day on Thursday.

As promised, the West Bengal School Service Commission has failed to publish the list of eligible and ineligible candidates ...

Approximately 26000 protestors including both the teaching and non-teaching staff flooded the SSC headquarters demanding ...

State BJP president Sukanta Majumdar was detained by police on Tuesday evening while collecting money for the victims of ...

Protesting teachers began an indefinite sit-in outside the West Bengal SSC HQ after it missed the deadline to release the ...

PM Modi cut short his State visit to Saudi Arabia and left Jeddah for India on Wednesday, skipping the official dinner.

Chaos erupted in Kolkata as the School Service Commission (SSC) failed to release lists of 'tainted' and 'untainted' teachers ...

Tension ran high on Tuesday as hundreds of dismissed government teachers laid a siege to the West Bengal School Service ...

Over 2,000 teachers launched an indefinite sit-in protest outside the West Bengal School Service Commission (WBSSC) ...

The agitating teachers also demanded the resignation of the SSC chairman and state Education Minister Bratya Basu.

The West Bengal School Service Commission (SSC) failed to meet its deadline for releasing lists of teachers categorized as ...