<h1>West Bengal Allocates Land to BSF Amid Border Tensions; Offers Jobs to Santosh Trophy Winners with Physical Challenges.</h1> The West Bengal cabinet has approved the allocation of 0.9 acres of land in Nadia district's Karimpur to the Border Security Force (BSF) for potential outposts or fencing. This decision follows tensions over alleged infiltration from Bangladesh, with criticism from the opposition regarding the state's support for border security measures. Additionally, the cabinet set the state assembly's budget session for February and approved filling 60 vacancies across various departments. In recognition of the Bengal Santosh Trophy-winning football team, the cabinet decided to offer police jobs to players with recruitment challenges due to physical shortcomings.