<p>West Bengal Governor C V Ananda Bose who is also the chancellor of state’s universities has shared no further details about his communication made around midnight on Saturday with the state government, and the Centre.</p><p>The governor said, “What is confidential should remain confidential.” A letter involves a sender, and a recipient. While he is the sender, the recipient can react about the letter’s content, Bose added.</p><p>Governor Bose stated that it’s not the time to discuss what has been communicated to the state, as Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, his “constitutional colleague” is going abroad.</p><p>“I will not want any tension to be given to her. Let her not have any baggage with her when she is on a foreign tour. We will discuss once she returns,” he said.</p>.West Bengal Education Dept notifies new State Education Policy.<p>A consistent argument has been in the public domain between the Raj Bhavan, Kolkata, and the state education department.</p><p>Consequently, the governor signed two “confidential letters” at midnight, one for Nabanna – the state secretariat, the other for Delhi (the Centre). </p><p>On Saturday, state education minister Bratya Basu, made the tangle more stiff by a follow-up tweet, where he warned the people to be cautious of a “new vampire in the town”. Governor Bose on Monday, however, refused to react to comments of his “junior appointee”. </p><p>Around 400 educationists, including 23 former vice chancellors, had gathered close to Raj Bhavan last Friday to raise issues of concern involving state’s universities.</p>
<p>West Bengal Governor C V Ananda Bose who is also the chancellor of state’s universities has shared no further details about his communication made around midnight on Saturday with the state government, and the Centre.</p><p>The governor said, “What is confidential should remain confidential.” A letter involves a sender, and a recipient. While he is the sender, the recipient can react about the letter’s content, Bose added.</p><p>Governor Bose stated that it’s not the time to discuss what has been communicated to the state, as Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, his “constitutional colleague” is going abroad.</p><p>“I will not want any tension to be given to her. Let her not have any baggage with her when she is on a foreign tour. We will discuss once she returns,” he said.</p>.West Bengal Education Dept notifies new State Education Policy.<p>A consistent argument has been in the public domain between the Raj Bhavan, Kolkata, and the state education department.</p><p>Consequently, the governor signed two “confidential letters” at midnight, one for Nabanna – the state secretariat, the other for Delhi (the Centre). </p><p>On Saturday, state education minister Bratya Basu, made the tangle more stiff by a follow-up tweet, where he warned the people to be cautious of a “new vampire in the town”. Governor Bose on Monday, however, refused to react to comments of his “junior appointee”. </p><p>Around 400 educationists, including 23 former vice chancellors, had gathered close to Raj Bhavan last Friday to raise issues of concern involving state’s universities.</p>