Kolkata's historic stock exchange is set for a revival, with the state's finance minister vowing to restore the city's financial capital status. This move promises easier capital access for Eastern India, reduced trading costs, and job creation. The government also plans to list profitable state-owned companies to generate funds and unlock value, aiming to boost the region's economic standing.

The West Bengal government is exploring a revival of the 117-year-old Calcutta Stock Exchange, which has remained dormant since 2013. Officials are evaluating alternative business…

The Bengal government's new budget proposal offers a potential lifeline to the Calcutta Stock Exchange, aiming to overcome years of legal and operational challenges.

West Bengal's Budget focuses on reviving the Calcutta Stock Exchange, new airports, and boosting investment to enhance the economy.