West Bengal’s government has ordered a statewide survey of madrasas. According to reports, the initiative covers institutions across the state and aims to compile information through a structured review process. India Today reports that the state has asked for a consolidated report by next month, indicating a defined timeline for completion and submission. The Economic Times similarly states that the state government has directed a statewide survey of madrasas. While the articles do not provide detailed methodology or the specific data points to be collected, they agree on the core action: West Bengal launches the survey and sets expectations for reporting within a short period. The announcements place the initiative within the state’s administrative planning for information gathering about madrasas operating across West Bengal. No figures on the number of institutions to be covered or the names of the agencies responsible for conducting the survey are included in the provided excerpts. The reports also do not describe any immediate policy changes linked to the survey’s findings, beyond the requirement to submit a report by the next month.