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Staff panic as Dunlop halts production

Memories of 1998 — when the Dunlop factory first closed down — returned to haunt the company’s employees on Monday when the management slammed its gat

CBI rapped for being soft on cops accused in Rizwanur case

The Central Bureau of Investigation is drawing flak for dropping the name of former deputy police commissioner (Headquarters) Gyanwant Singh from the

State sitting on proposal to buy explosive detection machine

Had the state government not been dilly-dallying for two years over a proposal to buy a state-of-the-art explosive detection machine...

Burney meets PoK woman in Kolkata hospital

Pakistani human rights activist and former human rights minister Ansar Burney on Friday visited a woman admitted to a city hospital for over two years
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2 years on, coastal police station project yet to take off

Although coastal police stations have already been commissioned in Gujrat and Andhra Pradesh, the West Bengal government is yet to begin the project t

Bengal has a new problem: greenfield airport will block a coalfield

The West Bengal government and the Centre face a tough choice: a greenfield air port in Durgapur-Asansol belt or a coal reserve worth Rs 2,40,000 cror

Coal shortage: Kolkata faces blackout threat

Thermal power plants of West Bengal are running short of coal reserves and the state might be heading towards a blackout.

‘Client list of Biswas was long, included other students’

For Priyankar Biswas, the journey from a village on the India-Bangladesh border at Gaighata, North 24 Parganas, to a promising future has come to a gr

Securitymen relieved as Tatas walk out of Singur

The pullout decision by the Tatas has not only brought a smile on Trinamool chief Mamata Banerjee’s face, but has also proved to be a boon for the pol

Nano splits Singur wide open

Since Friday evening when residents of Singur saw on their television sets Tata chairman Ratan Tata announcing his decision to pull out his Nano car f

Nano dreams turn sour, vendors’ exodus on

While a person was arrested on Thursday in connection with the assault on two security guards inside the Nano factory, the cloud of gloom over the uni

Singur: Guards attacked, Left points finger at Trinamool

Armed men bludgeoned two guards at the Tata’s Singur factory late on Monday night, seriously injuring one and leaving a deeper question mark on whethe

Singur phones ignore Mamata, don a Tata name

It is still not decided whether the Tatas will remain in Singur or not. But a couple of local mobile phone operators have christened the area around t

Tatas are in Singur, cellphones say so

Even as it remains unclear whether the Tatas would remain in Singur or not, mobile operators seem to have made up their mind.

Police had special funds to control situation

It was two years ago in September 2006 that police were first deployed in Singur to maintain law and order, even as a fence was being constructed at t

Mamata’s peace talk: Nano work should resume

For the first time since work was suspended at the Tata’s small car factory at Singur due to a dharna by Mamata Banerjee...

Tatas turn screw on, keep staff away from Singur, state guessing

Work at Tata Motors’ small-car factory came to a halt on Friday as the company decided not to ferry its employees from Kolkata to Singur...
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