While the conduct of the former principal remains in question, as far as the RG Kar's case is concerned we are yet to know who from the Kolkata Police dialled Ghosh on the night of the crime.

The apex court, led by Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud, will hear the case on August 20, according to the court's cause list.

An official told the media that both the teams will be awarded a point each and the fans will get a full refund for the tickets.

The protest, which began at 6 am, saw the suspension of all medical services except for emergency care, with hospitals across the country shutting down routine outpatient services and elective surgeries. 

The rape-murder of a doctor at Kolkata’s RG Kar Medical College has led to protests across the country, but why has the response of those in power to the tragedy left the people of West Bengal with a horrible sense of déjà vu?   

The victim, who had been missing since July 30, was discovered in Dibdiba village on August 8 with severe facial mutilation, according to Superintendent of Police Manjunath TC.

Ghosh, who recently resigned from his post, has come under scrutiny after neighbors accused him of domestic abuse and corruption.

The statewide protest will see the closure of outpatient departments, elective surgeries, and non-essential services in both public and private healthcare facilities across Arunachal Pradesh.

A 31-year-old post-graduate trainee doctor was raped and murdered at a state-government run hospital in Kolkata, West Bengal.

The decision comes amid escalating tensions following the rape and murder of a trainee doctor and the subsequent vandalism at the hospital.

The incident occurred around midnight when a group of approximately 40 individuals, posing as protesters, vandalised the emergency department, nursing station, and medicine store, damaging CCTV cameras and disrupting a demonstration stage.

People not just across West Bengal but New Delhi, Pune, Bengaluru and others took to the streets on Thursday midnight, supporting the right to live ‘free’ and ‘fearless’.