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Central panel raps state for laxity on child welfare

Thursday 5 February '09

While the state government has been asking the Centre for more funds for children shelter homes in the state, it has still not formed a state advisory board...
India, Pak meet halfway at Hungry Tide

Friday 23 January '09

At a time when India and Pakistan are engaged in sabre-rattling following the terror attacks in Mumbai, experts from both the countries have joined hands and waged a war against a monster that threatens to throttle life.
India Inc yet to wake up to terror threat

Thursday 22 January '09

Corporate India appears largely unprepared to cope with terrorist attacks or to face any unconventional threat, if a recent study by a well-known consultancy firm is any indication.
Museums to go online soon

Monday 19 January '09

The National Council of Science Museums (NCSM) — a network of 27 science centres and museums across the country — is likely to go online by the middle of this year.
HC order up in smoke in Maidan

Tuesday 13 January '09

Despite a 2007 Calcutta High Court order that prohibits the use of open ovens and burning of leaves and branches within a three-kilometre radius of Victoria Memorial, pilgrims on their way to Gangasagar seem to be unmindful of it.
Keen to learn Indian rituals, Finnish lady gets ready for Gangasagar Mela

Monday 12 January '09

One glance at her and one might easily mistake her for a mystic heading towards the Gangasagar Mela— an event that draws more than 5 lakh pilgrims from different parts of the country to the state.
Now sanyasin, ex-govt employee finds spiritual calling in Sagar

Saturday 10 January '09

Among hundreds of Gangasagar pilgrims temporarily camping at Maidan, there is a mystic, whose passion for spirituality led her to leave her government job and choose a path less travelled.
Panel to look into new modes of livelihood for women in Singur

Friday 9 January '09

Months after the Tata Motors withdrew from the small car project in Singur, the State Commission for Women plans to prepare a proposal concerning alternative modes of livelihood for those women, who were to be employed under the project.
Bike Baba drives high on Esteem

Friday 9 January '09

In 1992, he had walked for the first time all the way from Gujarat to attend the Gangasagar Mela in West Bengal.
Trucker’s strike Day 3: prices spiral

Thursday 8 January '09

The indefinite nationwide strike called by the All India Motor Transport Congress from Monday and supported by its affiliates is threatening to affect the prices of essential commodities.
Trucker’s strike Day 3: prices spiral

Thursday 8 January '09

The indefinite nationwide strike called by the All India Motor Transport Congress from Monday and supported by its affiliates is threatening to affect the prices of essential commodities.
Trucker’s strike Day 3: prices spiral

Thursday 8 January '09

The indefinite nationwide strike called by the All India Motor Transport Congress from Monday and supported by its affiliates is threatening to affect the prices of essential commodities.
CPM, Trinamool find new issue of spat: Ganga Mela

Saturday 3 January '09

Barely 10 days are left before Ganga Sagar Mela begins but a tug of war has already begun between the district administration and the Trinammol Congress-backed zilla parishad.
Survey finds rural poor against land acquisition for industries

Monday 22 December '08

A Majority of the rural poor in West Bengal do not support land acquisition for industrial purposes, according to a survey conducted by the Indian Statistical Institute (ISI) under the aegis of the Centre.
JEE candidates among worst hit by postal strike

Friday 19 December '08

On the second day of the indefinite strike called by the Grameen Dak Sevak Employees’ Union, postal services across Bengal were paralysed with the Joint Entrance Examination candidates being among the worst hit.
Women’s panel to compile a comprehensive database of crime

Thursday 18 December '08

With crimes against women increasing 10-fold higher than all other crimes in the society, according to National Crime Records Bureau...
On Bakr Eid, security stepped up at mosques, temples

Wednesday 10 December '08

The Mumbai terror attacks have led to stricter vigilance at religious institutions, which draw huge crowds on a daily basis.
Kilns snatch their childhood, govt yet to enforce labour law

Monday 8 December '08

Fourteen-year-old Kudrat, a resident of Jessore in Bangladesh, was compelled by his family to work in a brick kiln in bordering North 24 Parganas.
Fuel price cut: transport dept not decided on reducing fares

Sunday 7 December '08

The Centre’s decision to reduce the prices of petrol and diesel may have come as a relief, but whether it will hold any benefit for commuters remains to be seem.
Govt’s own homes turn a blind eye to the disabled

Friday 5 December '08

Partha Banerjee, a lower division clerk suffering from locomotive disability, had the opportunity to be a government employee. But he still depends on his colleagues to take him in and out of his office, the New Secretariat building, which is not barrier-free.
Still a long way to go

Thursday 4 December '08

On the occasion of the World Disability Day, experts pointed out that the 18,47,000-odd population comprising the physically-challenged in the state, were facing problems all fields of life — be it education, employment or transport facilities.
Rabindra Sarani gets the nod from Kumartuli artisans

Friday 21 November '08

The state government’s plan to rebuild the Kumartuli heritage site may finally take off with the artisans agreeing to move to a temporary site at Rabindra Sarani.
Child trafficking in state assumes ugly proportions

Monday 17 November '08

Fourteen-year-old Sarina Khatoon was lured by an agent in Patharpratima village in South 24 Parganas to go to Kashmir for work. She has been missing since then.
All not well for children, remind experts on Nov 14

Saturday 15 November '08

Childern's Day was observed in the city and its suburbs with schools holding special programmes and distributing gifts to children on Friday.
Med officer’s wings clipped for fudging data

Monday 10 November '08

The government has taken over the job of making public the data on Bengal’s vector-borne diseases.
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