Super Cyclone Amphan, which hit West Bengal on May 20, 2020 claiming about 100 lives and affecting over 10 million people in the coastal districts (overall it impacted over 40 million people in the state, as per estimate) as it ripped through the Sundarbans and the two 24 Paraganas . . .

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Personal Social Responsibility: the ‘Bengal Needs You’ Way

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