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The political temperature of West Bengal is once again at its peak. Today many big developments have been seen simultaneously in the politics of the state. On one hand, while the new BJP government is playing the game by making rash policies, on the other hand, the internal differences of Trinamool Congress (TMC) are coming to the fore. Meanwhile, the ongoing verbal and political war between former Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and BJP has further heated up the atmosphere.

BJP government's big bet on investment and employment The BJP government under the leadership of West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari has started trying to change the economic structure of the state. The biggest focus of the government is to bring back those industries to Bengal which had moved out of the state in the last few years. In this regard, the state government is in talks with many big industrial houses including Tata Group. Not only this, with the aim of creating new employment opportunities for the youth of the state, a new Industrial Policy is being drafted, which is likely to be officially implemented in the month of August or September.

Rage increases in TMC: Chaos due to August 15 program Everything is not going well within Trinamool Congress. On the occasion of Independence Day, August 15, TMC MLA Kunal Ghosh participated in a program organized by a rebel faction of the party. After this step of Kunal Ghosh, the market of discussions has become heated in political circles. Experts believe that this incident is pointing towards deepening disagreement within TMC and some major political upheaval in the future.

Attack on Mamata Banerjee's convoy: BJP and TMC face to face Recently, there was news of mud, stones and slippers allegedly being thrown at Mamata Banerjee's convoy, after which the politics of the state has come to a boil. TMC has blamed this entire incident on BJP and called it a well-planned conspiracy. On the other hand, BJP has completely rejected these allegations and strongly condemned the incident and termed it as a political drama by Trinamool Congress.

Statement on Netaji heavy: 'Banga Vibhushan' withdrawn from BJP leader Anant Maharaj West Bengal government has given a big blow to BJP MP Anant Maharaj (Nagendra Rai). The government has officially announced the withdrawal of the state's highest civilian honor 'Banga Vibhushan' given to him. Actually, Anant Maharaj was accused of allegedly making controversial and objectionable remarks about freedom fighter Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, after which this strict action has been taken.

Political map of Bengal changed after 2026 elections It is noteworthy that the results of the 2026 assembly elections had completely changed the 15-year-old political history of West Bengal. BJP made a historic performance in the elections by winning a landslide victory on 206 out of total 294 seats and formed its government for the first time in the state. On the other hand, Mamata Banerjee's TMC, which was in power for 15 consecutive years, was reduced to just 81 seats. Since this historical change, the politics of Bengal is taking a new turn every day.