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Huge arms haul day before Buddha trip to Naxal heartland

Saturday 7 November '09

A day ahead of Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee’s visit to West Midnapore, a huge cache of arms, including two rocket launchers....
Sankrail O-C will be back on job soon

Saturday 7 November '09

Atindranath Dutta, the officer-in-charge of Sankrail police station in Jhargram who was abducted by Maoists last month and held captive for two days before being dramatically released in the presence of a media contingent...
Rocket launchers seized from Naxals’ jungle den ahead of Buddha’s visit

Saturday 7 November '09

A day ahead of Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee’s planned visit to West Midnapore, the police today seized a huge cache of arms...
Alipore: Health is wealth for Trinamool man

Friday 6 November '09

“If I win, my first step would be to revive the PG hospital and giving it a facelift in the first year of my term,” says Firhad Hakim, the Trinamool Congress councillor who is now in the fray for Alipore Assembly seat, vacated by Tapas Paul who was elected MP in May 2009.
Maoists on prowl, CoBRA forces sit coiled

Tuesday 3 November '09

Anti-Naxal commandos have been sitting almost idle in West Midnapore for almost four months in the absence of intelligence inputs from state CID, IB.
CoBRAs lose sting in wild goose chase

Tuesday 3 November '09

Even as the Maoist violence continues unabated in the Jungle Mahal area, four companies of Commando Battalion for Resolute Action...
Jhargram resort staffer held for supplying arms and money to Maoists

Friday 30 October '09

The CID arrested a staffer of a private resort in Jhargram on Wednesday night for allegedly supplying arms and money to the Maoists.
Post Sankrail, many keen ears for abducted cops’ kin

Thursday 29 October '09

For three months, the families of two policemen — sub-inspector Kanchan Garai and constable Sabir Mollah, who were allegedly kidnapped by Maoists from near Lalgarh on July 20 — left no stone unturned to secure their release.
He was inspired by Mamata, organised rallies in Kolkata

Thursday 29 October '09

Previously a Trinamool Congress supporter from a non-descript Lalgarh village in West Midnapore, Chhatradhar Mahato shot to prominence with his six-month seizure of Lalgarh....
Accused of encroaching KMC land, company chief says civic body suffers from amnesia

Wednesday 28 October '09

Even as the Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) faces charges of providing undue financial assistance to its private partner...
Illegal non-LPG autos continue to ply under ‘green cover’

Tuesday 27 October '09

Even after the crackdown of the Kolkata police and state government against non-LPG (two stroke) autos, these illegal vehicles continue to ply on city roads under the ‘green cover’, say senior officers with the city police.
Civic body ups JNNURM project cost by 120 per cent

Monday 26 October '09

After failing to execute the Basic Services for Urban Poor (BSUP) projects under the JNNURM scheme, the Kolkata Municipal Corporation has come up with a revised proposal that projects an increase of 120 per cent in the cost.
Death of police horse: DC yet to reply to showcause notice

Monday 26 October '09

Seventeen days have passed since Deputy Commissioner (DC-II) of the Security Control of Kolkata police, Satya Ranjan Roy, was issued a showcause notice after his car knocked down Czar’s Hawk — a horse of the Kolkata Mounted Police.
Women Maoists in captivity as young as 20

Thursday 22 October '09

After Maoist leader Kishenji demanded release of its women cadres, who were recently arrested from the Lalgarh area in exchange for the release of abducted police officer...
Salboni mastermind’s wife leads in Sankrail

Thursday 22 October '09

The Tuesday’s attack by the Maoists on the Sankrail police station in which two police personnel were killed and the officer-in-charge was abducted was led by Suchitra Mahato — woman commander of the ultras in the area.
Wife of main accused in Buddha attack may be behind Sankrail ambush

Thursday 22 October '09

One of the names coming to the fore as intelligence officials investigate Tuesday’s Maoist ambush on the Sankrail police station in West Midnapore is that of Suchitra Mahato....
First such Bengal attack: Maoists kill two cops and abduct another

Wednesday 21 October '09

In the first such attack on a police station in West Bengal, a team of at least 50 heavily armed Maoists — including at least five women...
Chhatradhar’s mantle falls on Asit Mahato

Saturday 17 October '09

After the arrest of People’s Committee Against Police Atrocities chief Chhatradhar Mahato, Asit Mahato, a farmer, is emerging as the new leader of the outfit and will probably be filling up the leadership vacuum in the PCAPA.
Mahato slipping out of UAPA muddle, top cops go in a huddle

Friday 9 October '09

The confusion over application of the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act has led a virtual standoff between the state’s investigating agencies and a section of the judiciary.
Hoardings at major points blind city’s traffic

Monday 28 September '09

Despite the tall claims of the Kolkata Municipal Corporation of making the city hoarding-free and reducing “visual pollution”...
Cyclone Aila ‘passes through’ Sonarpur pandal

Friday 25 September '09

In a step ahead of most Puja organisers in Kolkata, a Puja committee at Sonarpur in South 24-Parganas has attempted to recreate the havoc caused by Cyclone Aila.
State misses people’s ‘pulse’ again

Thursday 17 September '09

At a time when prices of essential commodities have witnessed a steep rise, the state government’s inefficiency has left a stock of nearly 3,800 metric tonnes of pulses unfit for human consumption.
No solid roof over head, Kumartuli artisans bear with losses

Tuesday 15 September '09

Four-storeyed buildings with a big hall for the artisans to make their idols in hygienic conditions. Clean and broad roads with proper lights.
Cheap sugar nowhere, govt doles out potatoes

Monday 14 September '09

Fourteen days after its announcement that sugar and mustard oil will be supplied through the Public Distribution System (PDS) from September 1, the state government is yet to keep its promise.
Fingers pointed at investigators

Saturday 5 September '09

The cop-realtor nexus seems to have taken its toll on the investigation of the Vedic Village arson case.
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