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Mamata to visit Bangladesh tomorrow

| | Feb 19, 2015, at 04:28 am
Kolkata, Feb 18 (IBNS): West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee will on Thursday visit Bangladesh.
Banerjee's  two-day visit to the neighbouring country comes at a time when it celebrates “ Bhasa Divas” Language day on February 21.
 
During her visit to Bangladesh, she will meet the country's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and President Abdul Hamid. 
 
She will be accompanied by a business delegation as well as several artists and cultural personalities from the State, reports said.
 
Meanwhile, the WB CM on Wednesday announced that her government will set up a Sanskrit University in the state.
 
"I  am also happy to share with you that we will be setting up a new Sanskrit University for the first time in the State," she tweeted.
 

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