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Intellectuals write to Central leaders, want a word with CM

Friday 26 June '09

Even after being booked under Section 144 of CrPC for their visit to Lalgarh on Sunday, the intellectuals have communicated their experiences to top Central leaders...
With Mamata around, Centre hedges Nayachar bets

Thursday 25 June '09

While the issue of Petroleum, Chemical and Petrochemical Investment Region in Nayachar continues to be at a standstill awaiting the final clearance from the Ministry of Environment...
Climate change is good news for fish-loving Bengalis

Saturday 20 June '09

Changing climatic pattern is having a positive impact on Indian Major Carps breeding in Bengal, with the breeding period reporting an increase from 110-120 days to 165-170.
Darjeeling to ban plastic altogether

Thursday 11 June '09

The recent landslides in the Darjeeling hills that took over 20 lives have forced the local administration to take stern action against the use of plastics in the area.
Fisheries lost nearly Rs 14,000 crore

Wednesday 10 June '09

For the state fisheries department, Cyclone Aila dealt a blow of Rs 13,959 crore in five districts — South 24-Parganas, North 24-Parganas, Howrah, East Midnapore and West Midnapore.
Govt to draft rules for jailbirds interested in studying science

Tuesday 9 June '09

They might be behind the bars but their aspiration to pursue science is no different from other students.
Little hope of green autos by July 31

Friday 5 June '09

With a day to go for the last date of submitting applications to replace two-stroke autos with four-stroke single-mode LPG autos...
Delay in getting tigers’ collars adds to woes

Thursday 4 June '09

At a time when there is little clue about the number of Royal Bengal Tigers perished in Aila, wildlife experts are disappointed over the state of one of the most hyped projects of the state forest department, which if implemented could have substantially help the officials to track the big cats.
Born in poverty, Joint ranker says perseverance pays

Wednesday 3 June '09

It was a small dingy room in Shibpur, Howrah, where a dream was born to tide over poverty and ignominy and make a mark in the competitive world.
Forest department counts losses, pegs it at Rs 2.87 cr

Wednesday 3 June '09

It is not just the tiny islands of Sunderbans that were ravaged by Aila.
Experts bring back a sorry tale of relief

Sunday 31 May '09

Six days after Cyclone Aila hit the state, relief for the inhabitants of the affected villages in Sunderbans is still a far cry, claim environmentalists who visited parts of the region.
All eyes and ears on Mamata

Saturday 23 May '09

Fireworks lit Kolkata skyline as Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee began taking oath in Delhi.
Sunderbans to get two monitoring stations to gauge tidal height

Friday 22 May '09

The state environment department has decided to set up two permanent tide monitoring stations at Saptamukhi and Raidhigi river systems in the Sunderbans.
For Bengal Inc, Left’s drubbing has a silver lining

Wednesday 20 May '09

With the UPA back in the Centre and the Left Front cornered, the corporate sector expects an industrial upsurge in Bengal.
Comrade dies of heart attack hours after CPM rout news

Tuesday 19 May '09

An 81-year-old CPM veteran, a comrade for the last 63 years who had been deeply associated with party’s Bengali mouthpiece Ganashakti for almost half-a-century died on Sunday morning following a massive heart attack.
How Banerjee household burnt the midnight oil

Tuesday 19 May '09

As Mamata Banerjee’s ‘maa, mati, manush’ campaign this election finally shook the earth below Left’s feet on Saturday....
Refugee jackals of Tollygunge Club to get new home

Monday 11 May '09

Years after being driven away from their natural habitat by humans, jackals, which had taken refuge in city’s open spaces, will soon be rehabilitated and provided an alternative habitat by the wildlife wing of the state forest department.
Here it’s politics vs poetry

Friday 8 May '09

Jadavpur is perhaps one of the most delicately balanced seats in the state.
Retailers choose rental antidote to beat recession

Wednesday 29 April '09

While owners of city’s retail outlets are banking on renegotiation of rentals to overcome the tide of economic downturn...
Ex-marine docks in BSP, finds a PM in Mayawati

Tuesday 28 April '09

This 44-year-old marine engineer had always dreamt of leading an adventurous life long before he took the plunge into the choppy waters of electoral politics as the BSP candidate from Howrah parliamentary constituency.
Even in twilight, they are ready to beep in a new dawn

Monday 13 April '09

For most of us, this Lok Sabha election is just another opportunity to exercise our franchise and be a part of the democratic fabric of the country.
Digital Congress eyes net gain

Saturday 11 April '09

Not to be left behind in the race of going hi-tech, the Congress has roped in a digital marketing company to make its campaigning technologically savvy.
Once partied with Cong, Trinamool, now he leads tribals in West Bengal

Saturday 11 April '09

He was barely in his teens, in fact a Class X student, when he had his first brush with politics as he began taking part in rallies demanding rights for tribals.
Many Nanos rev up to roll into Singur

Friday 10 April '09

The Nano may not have rolled out from Singur, but it is certain to roll into the area in good numbers.
After 42 years, NRI returns to homeland to fight polls

Wednesday 8 April '09

After spending 42 years outside Bengal, of those 32 years outside the country, Amitabha Sen (66) has returned to his state to contest the North Kolkata seat as an Independent candidate.
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