Bidyut Roy
When it comes to political leaders moving with a gun-toting entourage, there is little difference these days between Western Uttar Pradesh and the Mao
With no solution in sight to end the agitation by tribals in Lalgarh, the local CPI(M) leaders have either applied for security...
Even as blockades in Jhargram were lifted on Thursday, the agitators in Lalgarh have refused to give in.
With over 10 villages in Lalgarh being virtually taken over by the Maoists, tribals have begun running a parallel administration in the area.
Lalgarh remained cut off from the rest of West Bengal for the fifth consecutive day on Tuesday, as all-party meetings called by the district administr
With the Maoist-affected areas of West Midnapore being cut off from the rest of Bengal following the tribal protest against police, the state governme
With the Maoist-affected areas of West Midnapore being cut off from the rest of the state following the tribals protesting...
More and more Left Front babus are finding the Right to Information Act difficult to deal, as they are being fined for stonewalling requests from the
Abhinash plays a little game with himself. Before the 13-year-old tucks in at night, he stands at the edge of his house in Beraberi village of Singur.
Terror loomed large in the villages of Singur as 11 unwilling farmers accepted compensation cheques on Friday.
Fear and terror loomed large in Singur villages on Friday as eleven unwilling farmers accepted compensation cheques...
In a silent midnight operation in the middle of this week, authorities at Tata Motors are said to have shifted several key equipment and machinery fro
In the Writers’ Buildings, Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee’s backyard, government employees have adapted the “Nandigram model” to press for their demands.
The four-member committee set up to settle the Singur crisis, will not be able to meet its deadline, which ends on September 14.
The four-member committee set up to settle the Singur crisis will not be able to meet its seven-day deadline which ends on September 14.
West Bengal Commerce and Industries Minister Nirupam Sen said here today that the Tatas have expressed satisfaction over the assurance given by the st
One answer lies in her playing opposition politics, another has to do with the 21 groups which have jumped onto her stage.
Looking for solutions to the current political imbroglio, politicians from New Delhi knocked the door of veteran Communist leader, Jyoti Basu, this we
Still to recover from the battering in the West Bengal panchayat polls, the ruling CPM and its Left partners were dealt another body blow today...
On Saturday, the Left Front Government turns 31. After over three decades of undisputed power in West Bengal...
As trains pull into West Bengal, passengers find the station names in Hindi and English smeared with black tar, leaving only the Bengali version visib
The consecutive bandhs called on Thursday and Friday by the ruling and opposition parties against the fuel price hike blurred the distinction...
The CPI(M) on Friday called a two-day state committee meeting from Sunday to look into the reasons for its defeat in the local body elections.
The CPM is facing an unprecedented dent in what it has long taken for granted, its support in the rural areas in West Bengal.
Kshiti Goswami, the RSP minister for Public Works Department, is one of the most dissenting voices in Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee’s cabinet
