A Calcutta High Court judge on Friday asked the Publishers and Booksellers Guild to submit an affidavit by Monday stating whether it was ready to allot a stall to the Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) in ...

Calcutta High Court dismissed a petition filed by the Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) against the Publishers and Booksellers Guild for not allowing it to set up a stall at the Calcutta Book Fair this year ...

The Calcutta ... to set up a book stall at the fair and sought for an update on the same in the next hearing on January 20 (Monday). Watch Live TV in English The Calcutta High Court on Friday ...

The APDR had also filed an appeal in the Calcutta High Court, but the appeal was dismissed. The court said the book fair was a private event and the guild a private body, hence they could not ...

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The Calcutta High Court has denied a plea by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) to set up a stall at the Kolkata International Book Fair 2025.The VHP had approached the court against the Booksellers ...

the parents said they will continue to appeal before the Calcutta High Court and Supreme Court so that the others behind the crime may be punished. “Actions of the medical college HoD ...

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The Calcutta High Court has dismissed a plea by the Association ... denying them permission to put up a stall at the 2025 Kolkata Book Fair.Justice Amrita Sinha held that a writ challenge would ...

The Calcutta High Court ordered the Publishers and Booksellers Guild to provide space for the VHP to set up a stall at the upcoming 48th International Kolkata Book Fair. Listen to Story VHP sought ...

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