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West Bengal Chief Secretary Alapan Bandyopadhyay retired, effective from Monday afternoon and has been appointed as the chief adviser to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for three years.
After Bandyopadhyay's retirement, HK Dwivedi has taken over as Chief Secretary, Mamata announced
The development comes amid a tussle between Centre and the state after Bengal CM skipped a review meeting on Cyclone Yaas with PM Modi. Following the row that ensued, the Centre asked Bengal government to transfer Chief Secretary Alapan Bandyopadhyay to New Delhi.
Mamata Banerjee clearly said she would not follow the Centre's order of shifting Bandyopadhyay in the middle of her state's Covid fight. She even wrote a letter to PM Modi on Monday morning stating her decision.

Amid tussle with Centre, Bengal Chief Secretary retires, will now serve as CM's chief adviser

Bengal Chief Secretary Alapan Bandyopadhyay retires
Bandyopadhyay&nbsp;appointed as the chief adviser to CM
Development comes amid a tussle between Centre &amp; state
Row after CM skipped review meeting on cyclone with PM Modi
Centre asked Bengal govt to send Bandyopadhyay to Delhi
Mamata Banerjee wrote to PM, said she would not follow &nbsp;order

West Bengal Chief Secretary Alapan Bandyopadhyay retired, effective from Monday afternoon and has been appointed as the chief adviser to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for three years.
After Bandyopadhyay's retirement, HK Dwivedi has taken over as Chief Secretary, Mamata announced
The development comes amid a tussle between Centre and the state after Bengal CM skipped a review meeting on Cyclone Yaas with PM Modi. Following the row that ensued, the Centre asked Bengal government to transfer Chief Secretary Alapan Bandyopadhyay to New Delhi.
Mamata Banerjee clearly said she would not follow the Centre's order of shifting Bandyopadhyay in the middle of her state's Covid fight. She even wrote a letter to PM Modi on Monday morning stating her decision.

Bengal tells Railways: metro, local trains can be resumed 

The West Bengal government has written a letter to the Railway Board, stating that metro and local train services can be resumed in a limited manner in the state but with all health safety protocols

The Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;govt in West Bengal has written a letter to the Railway Board, stating that metro and local train services can be resumed in a limited manner in the state. The Trinamool government also requested the board to put in place the required logistics for smooth operations of the services. The letter written by Bengal home secretary however notes that&nbsp;maintaining the norms of physical distancing and health hygiene protocols must be kept in mind.&nbsp;Banerjee had on Wednesday had said her government is willing to allow one-fourth of suburban trains services and full Metro Railway services from September 1.&nbsp;

PTI,&nbsp;Kolkata:&nbsp;The West Bengal government has written a letter to the Railway Board, stating that metro and local train services can be resumed in a limited manner in the state but with all health safety protocols.
The government also requested the board to put in place the required logistics for smooth operations of the services.
In a letter to the Railway Board chairman, state Home Secretary Alapan Bandyopadhyay said, "This is to bring to your notice that state government is of the view that metro and local train services can be resumed in Bengal in a limited manner maintaining the norms of physical distancing and health hygiene protocols." Before resumption of the services, the required modalities and logistics to ensure smooth operation may be worked out in consultation with the state government, the letter, sent to the board on Friday, said.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had on Wednesday said her government is willing to allow one-fourth of suburban trains services and full Metro Railway services with adequate safety protocols, including social distancing from September 1.
The letter, however, did not suggest any date from which metro and local train services can be resumed.&nbsp;

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