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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.
City Andhraites, waiting on YSR, shocked

Friday 4 September '09

The tragic death of Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YSR Reddy in a helicopter crash came as a shock to nearly one million-strong Andhraites living in Kolkata...
From Tokyo to Tollygunge, all roads lead to Mother House

Thursday 27 August '09

“Be strong during trying times” — Mother Teresa had told young Judy White as she taught her shorthand and typing.
Property prices shoot up along Metro stretch

Wednesday 26 August '09

The value of Dilip Ghosh’s flat in Bagantala, Garia, has increased three-fold in one year, as the Metro extension project has led to an increase in real estate prices along the stretch.
Star-studded Metro affair turns a security nightmare

Sunday 23 August '09

What started off as a grand event in the presence of a galaxy of stars and political bigwigs soon turned into a pandemonium.
Cab service meets red tape speed breakers

Saturday 22 August '09

Mega Cabs, a private player which launched about 100 radio taxis in Kolkata this week, lamented the hurdles faced in the execution of the service.
Experts needed for ocean research

Tuesday 18 August '09

Issues like climate change and the changing pattern of monsoon may be high on the national agenda, but unless research in oceanography and atmospheric sciences is undertaken...
Operators throng auto camps, conversions go on in top gear

Tuesday 18 August '09

Bibhas Mondal, in his mid thirties, was seen frantically going through documents for his Garia-Golpark auto-rickshaw on Monday afternoon...
With Darjeeling hills hit by shutdowns, transporters want RTO counter in Siliguri

Friday 14 August '09

With Darjeeling plagued by regional tension more often than not leading to shutdown of government offices, some of the transport operators in North Bengal have demanded a permanent additional counter of the Regional Transport Office at Siliguri.
IT’S MY LIFE

Sunday 9 August '09

It’s hard to think of anything that can beat the gloom out of the damp, claustrophobic lanes of Bagandi. But it was in a shanty here, ward 7B in Jhalda municipality of Purulia...
No work, no pay: Transporters living on meagre savings

Friday 7 August '09

In a small one-room shanty in a serpentine lane of an old building at 7, Bandhopnagar in Belgharia, resides a helpless taxi operator with his two children...
Purulia farmers stare at parched fields, drought

Thursday 6 August '09

Shokha Ram Das (65) stares at his five bigha land in Dumdumi village under Chharra gram panchayat, nearly 12 km south of Purulia town...
Tourism hit in Hills as bandhs go on and off

Wednesday 29 July '09

The Gorkha Janmukti Morcha may have recoiled from their bandh decision for the time being, but the uncertainties in the hills have taken a heavy toll on the tourism market of West Bengal.
Schools fear students will bear the brunt of transport strike

Thursday 23 July '09

As the countdown to the indefinite transport strike begins, transport operators are trying to rope in private school bus owners too and as a result putting school authorities in a fix.
Taxi loan pain: Banks blame it on govt agencies

Wednesday 22 July '09

The banks, which at times have to face taxi owners’ wrath for delay in sanctioning loans for new cars, say that the state government has to expedite work and help the banks in clearing the loans faster.
Indira’s nationalisation of banks saved country during recession, says Pranab

Monday 20 July '09

Remembering Indira Gandhi, the Union Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee saluted the former Prime Minister for putting into effect a policy which faced severe criticism in those days — the nationalisation of banks.
Bengal wants aquatic resources under fisheries

Friday 17 July '09

The state government is of the view that potential in the fisheries could be enhanced — Bengal already produces 30 per cent of country’s inland fish production...
Iranians in city pray for peace back home

Tuesday 14 July '09

Their population in Bengal is so small that the Iran Society in the city at present does not have a single Iranian as its member.
Soon, green strip laden with fruits, flowers to adorn Kolkata canals

Saturday 11 July '09

The Kolkata Environmental Improvement Project, with funds from the Asian Development Bank, is gearing up to convert the 41 km stretch along the banks of the city’s canals into a a green strip.
New centres to help endangered panda and dolphin thrive

Monday 6 July '09

The wildlife wing of the state forest department is planning to set up a Gangetic Dolphin Rescue Centre and a Red Panda Conservation Centre in the state.
Mother gives full marks to Mamata but waits for people’s verdict

Saturday 4 July '09

Octogenarian Gayetri Devi was not batting her eyelid as she kept glued to the TV set to see her daughter and now the country’s new Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee present the rail budget.
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