Archive · 4 Sep 2025
Mamata Banerjee to Visit North Bengal, Announce Water Project
Mamata Banerjee, the Chief Minister, is going to visit north Bengal next week.
She's planning to be there for three days to attend a program where people get services.
A big part of the visit is to start a new water project in Jalpaiguri, costing ₹150 crore, that will bring drinking water to many homes.
She will also meet with her party leaders to discuss the upcoming elections.
This trip is important because the region is a key area for the elections, and her party is trying to show they are focused on improving the area and are concerned about the people's well-being.
The visit underscores the focus both her party and the opposition BJP are placing on this region.
Mamata Banerjee will visit north Bengal for three days.
She will attend a public service distribution in Jalpaiguri.
The Chief Minister will lay the foundation stone for a ₹150 crore drinking water project.
The project aims to provide water to around 19,000 households.
The visit is significant ahead of the upcoming Assembly elections.
- Who
- Mamata Banerjee
- What
- Visiting north Bengal to attend a public service distribution program and lay the foundation stone for a drinking water project.
- When
- September 9-11
- Where
- North Bengal, specifically Jalpaiguri.
- Why
- To discuss party activities ahead of the Assembly elections and highlight development projects.
- Politician
- Mamata Banerjee
- Project Value
- ₹150 crore
- Project
- Drinking water
- Location
- Jalpaiguri
- Visit Dates
- September 9-11
- Households benefiting
- Around 19,000