The Government of West Bengal is the governing authority of the Indian state of West Bengal, established on January 26, 1950. It operates under a parliamentary system with a clear separation of powers among its executive, legislative, and judicial branches. The Chief Minister, currently Mamata Banerjee, leads the executive branch, while the West Bengal Legislative Assembly, consisting of 294 members, serves as the legislative body. The Calcutta High Court is the highest judicial authority in the state.The government administers a wide range of public services through 54 departments, including agriculture, law, consumer affairs, and forestry. These departments focus on governance, public welfare, resource management, and legal affairs. The Government of West Bengal is committed to improving the socio-economic conditions of its citizens through various initiatives, such as agricultural support programs and consumer rights protection. Its policies aim to support residents, farmers, legal groups, and businesses, fostering development and sustainable resource management throughout the state.