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Mamata in a quandary over IISCO

Trinamool leader Mamata Banerjee has been caught in a cleft stick at Asansol.

Ground reality: Naxals Buddha’s enemy No. 1

They played a leading role in protests against land-fencing at Singur. They were present when violence erupted on January 3 at Nandigram...

Nandigram makes Basu break his Mamata ice

Hope that deadlock might end as CPM veteran calls her for talks, assures restraint by partymen

Money plus jobs plus equity shares: Buddha, Jindals’ new rehab plan

Singur and Nandigram very much on their mind, West Bengal Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee and Sajjan Jindal of JSW Steel Ltd
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Jagmohan Dalmiya in new row, leather project raises stink

With his career as a cricket administrator almost over, Jagmohan Dalmiya faces fresh uncertainty — this time in his pet business project

Kids wait as Bengal reprints textbooks

The West Bengal Government’s Directorate of School Education is yet to distribute free textbooks to the 11 million-plus primary students who are expec

No normalcy in Nandigram: Front partners accuse govt

As Nandigram remained out of bounds for the state administration as well as the police for the 123rd day since the first violent protest on January 3

Nandigram: Day before meet, Bengal CPM says no rollback

A day before the CPM Politburo meets in New Delhi, at which Nandigram is one of the issues for discussion

Not in Nandigram but will set up chemical hub, says Buddhadeb

Making his first public appearance after the police firing at Nandigram on March 14, West Bengal Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee was back in fo

For first time, Opp has chosen right issue but roll back will be disaster for CPM: CM’s No. 2

If West Bengal Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee today underlined the economic necessity of his industrialisation policy

Economics trumps politics? Mamata men get Tata work contracts

Politics may have put economics on hold in West Bengal’s Nandigram but less than two hours away, in Singur, at the site of the Tata’s Rs 1-lakh car pl

We heard of firing after it was over: Bengal govt

West Bengal Home Secretary Prasad Ranjan Roy today said that Kolkata had been kept in the dark about the escalation of tension at Nandigram on March 1

Nandigram: Court orders CBI inquiry, mob violence still on

As the death toll in the police firing yesterday climbed to 14 and the Calcutta High Court ordered a CBI probe into the incident

Minority progress: Back in Bengal, Left govt doesn’t walk the talk

CPI(M) bosses in Delhi have been lecturing the UPA Government on increasing funding of sub-plans meant to help the minorities

IBM, Microsoft accuse Kolkata civic body of foul play

The Kolkata Municipal Corporation is caught in a battle between Indian units of IBM and Microsoft over its Rs 200-crore plan

Make SEZs easier to set up, benefits more visible: Bengal

Pressing on with its plans to industrialise but aware of the political hurdles related to land, the Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee Left Front government in W

Reliance scouts for retail sites in Bengal, Forward Bloc cries war

Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries Ltd. began scouting for locations for its “retail revolution” in West Bengal today...

Singur drama: Comrade vs Comrade, film vs film

The film could have been dismissed as another Opposition rant against the CPM government except that it’s produced by a former CPM member and is being

Karat drops by at Kolkata, leaves Buddha with a breather on SEZs

CPI(M) general secretary Prakash Karat on Friday sought to give Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee some breathing space over the farmland-for-indu

Tension eases in Nandigram, villagers to allow repair work

The tension in the aftermath of Saturday night’s violent clashes subsided somewhat on Tuesday...

Nandigram cordoned off as CPM supporters seek refuge in camps

The stand-off here continues for the fifth consecutive day with villagers not allowing anyone to enter the area.

Karat sends truce signal to Kerala: ADB is OK

The CPM politburo sees nothing wrong in the party’s government in Kerala taking loans from the Asian Development Bank, general secretary Prakash Karat

Bengal SEZ model right one: Buddha, Karat

While being critical of the Union Government on the Special Economic Zones issue...

Happy with ADB, Bengal CPM wants VS to back down

The West Bengal unit of the CPI(M) is putting pressure on its Kerala counterpart to end its internal dispute over taking loans from the Asian Developm

CPM puts up a brave front on crisis in Kerala unit

The CPI(M) today downplayed the rift in its Kerala unit even though the issue was discussed at length at the politburo meeting here.
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