US EditionMamata Banerjee Rolls Out ‘10 Protigya’ Ahead of Bengal Poll Battle
TMC manifesto includes 10 pledges such as Rs 1,500 monthly support for 80 lakh unemployed youth and increased benefits for 2.4 crore women under Lakshmir Bhandar.
- On Friday, Mamata Banerjee released the Trinamool Congress manifesto at a Kolkata press conference, listing 10 pledges to develop the state ahead of the two-phase West Bengal assembly polls.
- Accusing the Centre, Mamata Banerjee argued the pledges respond to alleged BJP-led interference, saying 'We see a lot of conspiracies during elections, but this time they've crossed all limits' and accused it of plotting citizenship snatching via Census and NRC.
- On welfare, TMC pledged Lakshmir Bhandar with a 500 increase, continuing payments of 1,500 for women and attracting 80 lakh applicants under Yuva-Sathi.
- The manifesto pledges administrative reorganisation with seven new districts and expanded Urban Local Bodies, plus world-class logistics, ports, and a Global Trade Centre to boost Bengal's economy.
- Under social guarantees, TMC promises annual Duare Chikitsa health camps in every block and town, pucca houses, piped drinking water for every family, and uninterrupted old-age pension support expanding to all eligible seniors.
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'Banglar jonno didir 10 protigya': Mamata Banerjee releases TMC's manifesto for Bengal polls
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Friday released the manifesto of the Trinamool Congress (TMC) ahead of the two-phase assembly polls in the state. Banerjee, who is seeking a fourth straight term, said the manifesto has her 10 'protigyas' (pledges), which will be fulfilled once her party returns to power after the upcoming elections. Speaking at a press conference in Kolkata, the TMC supremo stated that her 10 pledges will help in d…
TMC Election Manifesto 2026: Mamata Banerjee releases key promise list ahead of Assembly polls
TMC manifesto West Bengal elections 2026: Mamata Banerjee, Trinamool Congress chief, unveiled the party's election manifesto for West Bengal. The manifesto includes promises of doorstep medical care and modernizing schools. Banerjee accused the BJP of conspiracies to capture Bengal and alleged the Centre is planning delimitation and NRC after the polls. She also criticized the Modi government's privatization policies.
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