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New air quality norms to burn hole in govt’s pocket

Saturday 21 November '09

The new notification issued by the Centre on air quality standards after a gap of 15 years has turned to be costly affair for the state government as it needs fund to upgrade each of the ambient air quality stations in Bengal to measure the new parameters.
Post-Aila, farmers wake up to forgotten salt-resistant paddy varieties

Friday 20 November '09

Cyclone Aila has altered their calculations. Hit by crop failure due to increased salinity caused by sea water surge...
Private operators want basic fare at par with JNNURM buses

Friday 13 November '09

The transport sector in Bengal seems headed towards another round of controversy — this time involving the fare structure of private buses.
Dover Lane home to turn Tokyo Trial archives

Thursday 12 November '09

16 F, Dover Lane in South Kolkata may be just another address in the city. But soon the house will turn into a museum to house documents, articles and photographs dating back to the historic dissenting judgment passed by Justice Radhabinod Pal...
Lifeline

Sunday 8 November '09

Mohana Damlearns how Deepak Kumar Kundu has been lending a helping hand to people in distress
Centre releases ‘Rs 3 cr’ for tiger reserves

Friday 6 November '09

The Centre has finally released a fund of about Rs 3 crore for conservation of Sunderban and Buxa tiger sanctuaries of Bengal.
Transport operators and govt lock horns

Monday 2 November '09

The transport operators and the state government has once again locked horns, with the latter recently issuing a showcause notice to all those who are refusing to replace their 15-year-old vehicle.
Centre to fund National Library upgrade plan

Thursday 29 October '09

Spread over 30 acres on the Belvedere Estate in Kolkata, the National Library, India’s largest repository of print resources, has embarked on an extensive upgradation plan.
Delhi-bound Rajdhani leaves with only two additional armed RPF personnel

Thursday 29 October '09

More than 26 hours after the Bhubaneswar-New Delhi Rajdhani Express was held hostage by Maoists, the Rajdhani Express which left Sealdah today had only two additional armed Railway Protection Force...
Freed Bengal cop not sure he’ll go back to his job

Saturday 24 October '09

Back in the comfort and safety of his home after 55 hours in captivity, police officer Atindranath Dutta said he was still shaken and worried about his other colleagues abducted by Maoists who may not have been as lucky as him....
Fear stalks the freed cop: Can’t say I’ll be back on job

Saturday 24 October '09

Back home after 55 hours of captivity, Friday was the time for a happy reunion with family for Atindranath Dutta but the police officer says he is still shaken when he thinks about his other colleagues abducted by Maoists who may not have been as lucky as him.
Family thanks Kishenji as cop walks free

Friday 23 October '09

Two-year-old Oindrakshi may be blissfully unaware of the swap deal the state government has reportedly struck with the Maoists who abducted Atindranath Dutta...
Govt effort to compensate vehicle workers fails to ring a bell

Thursday 22 October '09

The state government’s recent announcement to provide one-time grant of Rs 2,000 to drivers, conductors and helpers of commercial vehicles...
Restrictions spoil the festive spirit for many

Wednesday 14 October '09

In the countdown to the festival of lights, raids and awareness campaigns have started in full swing, leaving the dealers and manufacturers of fireworks an unhappy lot.
Under the greenwood tree...

Sunday 11 October '09

Pujashree Burman (15) is a Class X student of Carmel High School. A resident of Santiniketan Apartment at 66, Central Road in south Kolkata...
Central forensic lab to come up at Rajarhat

Friday 9 October '09

A state-of-the-art forensic laboratory will be set up in Rajarhat by the Central government to help solve crime cases.
Private operators not keen to run JNNURM buses

Thursday 8 October '09

The transport stalemate in Bengal is far from over, months after more than 3,000 buses were taken off the road.
Amid tight vigil, Bengal bids adieu to Maa

Wednesday 30 September '09

With four days of revelry coming to an end on Sunday, Bengal started bidding adieu to Goddess Durga as thousands of idols were immersed in Hooghly amid tight security since Monday.
Lead-free Puja still a distant dream

Thursday 24 September '09

Though environmentalists and pollution control experts have been actively campaigning for use of lead-free paints on idols during the Pujas, the absence of a common guideline for idol immersion has diluted it.
Ayurveda is the flavour at Hatibagan Nabin Palli

Tuesday 22 September '09

The age-old tradition of Indian Ayurvedic medicine may be creating ripples in the Western world as an alternative form of medicine...
32 nursing homes face closure for ignoring waste disposal guidelines

Saturday 19 September '09

For not complying with the segregation process of bio-medical wastes, the West Bengal Pollution Control Board has given a month’s time to 32 private nursing homes across the state to follow the process otherwise they would be asked to shut down.
Metro gears up to meet Puja rush challenge

Friday 18 September '09

This Puja, Kolkata Metro expects an increase of 10 to 15 per cent more footfalls and to help the passengers experience smooth and secure rides...
Post-Aila, Sunderbans locals rediscover mangrove’s virtues

Tuesday 15 September '09

Four months after Cyclone Aila ravaged these islands, the importance of mangroves seems to have dawned on locals in the Sunderbans...
With big dreams, women take a long march to man Bengal Frontier

Monday 14 September '09

They are young, they are spirited and ready to make history on the soil of West Bengal. They are the first contingent of women Border Security Force (BSF) to man the South Bengal Frontier border from November.
Finally, fresh air for Kolkatans

Saturday 5 September '09

Breathing fresh air has been a distant dream for the people of Kolkata for some time now. But things seem to be changing owing to the ban put on 15-year old commercial vehicles and the two-stroke autos.
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