 | Darjeeling shutdown ends after Rajnath Singh's appealThe Gorkha Janmukti Morcha called off their 104-days long shutdown after Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh appealed to the GJM leader Bimal Gurung to withdraw the ongoing bandh. |
 | Indefinite strike in demand for Gorkhaland enters 19th dayThough some people could be seen heading out on the streets, the situation seems to be gloomy reflecting the effects of shutdown. |
 | Muslims to be given 12-hour relaxation by Gorkha Janmukti Morcha ahead of EidAs the indefinite shutdown entered its 14th day, the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha decided all the Muslims would be given a 12-hour a relaxation on the eve of Eid, which is going to celebrated on 26th. |
 | Indefinite strike called by Gorkha Janmukti Morcha enters its 13th dayThe GJM had earlier offered a 12-hour window to the schools in the Darjeeling hills to evacuate their students safely to Siliguri and Rongpo. |
 | Gorkha Janmukti Morcha strike halts toy train servicesThe Darjeeling Himalayan Railway which operates the famous toy train service has been cancelled for the eighth consecutive day following the indefinite strike called by the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha. |
 | Tourists forced to leave as Gorkha Janmukti Morcha calls indefinite bandh in West BengalGJM supporters on June 12 called an indefinite bandh in the state, central government offices and Gorkhaland Territorial Administration. |
 | Mamata Banerjee warns Gorkha Janmukti Morcha chief not to cross limitsMamata Banerjee visited Darjeeling after a clash between the police and GJM supporters and has warned Bimar Gurung and his supporters of strict action against them. |
 | Darjeeling violence: Never want to visit again, say touristsOver 10,000 tourists have been left stranded after violence erupted in West Bengal's Darjeeling for past few days. |
