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Finance Minister Takes Helm of IISWBM Board, Promises Reputation Boost

The West Bengal finance minister has been appointed as the new president of the board of governors of the Indian Institute of Science and West Bengal Management (IISWBM). In a statement, he pledged to work towards elevating the institute’s standing and enhancing its overall reputation.

Finance Minister Takes Helm of IISWBM Board, Promises Reputation Boost
Finance Minister Takes Helm of IISWBM Board, Promises Reputation BoostPhoto via Times of India — Kolkata

The finance minister of West Bengal has assumed the role of president of the board of governors at the Indian Institute of Science and West Bengal Management (IISWBM). His appointment follows a recent reshuffle aimed at strengthening the institute’s governance structure.

During the induction, the minister highlighted his commitment to improving the institute’s reputation. He emphasized that the board would focus on strategic initiatives to raise academic standards, foster industry partnerships, and attract top talent.

The decision is expected to bring closer ties between IISWBM and state government resources, potentially accelerating development projects and research programmes aimed at supporting regional growth.

Stakeholders and alumni welcomed the appointment, noting that the minister’s experience in finance could help secure additional funding and ensure better financial oversight for the institute.

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