Monday 22 June '09
A day after top Maoist leader Kishanji issued an ultimatum to Trinamool Congess chief Mamata Banerjee...Monday 22 June '09
Twenty-four hours after the state government claimed that it had liberated the Lalgarh police station and established the rule of law, not much seems to have changed.Monday
22 June '09A Day after top Maoist leader Kishanji issued an ultimatum to Trinamool Congess chief Mamata Banerjee to break her “silence” or face a boycott from the people of Lalgarh...Monday
22 June '09Four days after the operation to end the Maoist takeover of Lalgarh began, there seemed a thaw...Thursday
18 June '09As Lalgarh continues to boil, Left Front leaders on Wednesday told Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee to take “stern and steady but not hasty” action against Maoists.Monday
15 June '09Eyeing the 2011 Assembly elections, Trinamool chief Mamata Banerjee has prepared a two-pronged strategy to take on the CPM-led state government.Sunday
14 June '09Trinamool Congress chief and Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday paid an impromptu visit to Jyoti Basu’s Salt Lake residence....Friday
12 June '09The post-poll violence across the state, especially in Khejuri where a number of CPM party offices were torched and ransacked, figured prominently during the first day of the two-day CPM state committee meeting here on Thursday.Friday
12 June '09The post-poll violence across the state, especially in Khejuri where a number of CPI(M) party offices were torched and ransacked....Saturday
6 June '09It took 12 days for the state government to realise that relief is not reaching the victims of Aila...Thursday
4 June '09The state government has decided to use the services of village quacks in the Sunderbans for providing medical relief...Wednesday
3 June '09In AILA country, government relief has been given political colour. In remote parts of West Bengal...Tuesday
2 June '09Nine-year-old Sandeepa Gharami survived Cyclone Aila, but succumbed in its aftermath. She died on an embankment near Lahiripur....Tuesday
2 June '09Nine-year-old Sandeepa Gharami survived Cyclone Aila, but succumbed in its aftermath. She died on an embankment near Lahiripur on Friday...Monday
1 June '09Amid complaints of shoddy distribution of relief among victims of cyclone Aila, Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee had to face angry mobs today at Gosaba in South 24-Parganas...Sunday
31 May '09The CPM and the Trinamool Congress continued with their efforts on Saturday to outdo each other in the relief work in the cyclone-hit areas.Sunday
31 May '09The devastation caused by cyclone Aila in West Bengal was discussed at the meeting of the Union Cabinet in New Delhi on Saturday.Wednesday
27 May '09Very much aware of the sensitivity of the situation arising out of the cyclone Aila’s large-scale devastation, Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee lost no time to signal that her new responsibility as the country’s Railway Minister would not distract her from Bengal.Wednesday
27 May '09Bolstered by its Lok Sabha polls success, the Trina-mool Congress is planning an aggressive agitation in Singur....Wednesday
27 May '09Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday assumed charge as the Railway Minister at a brief programme organised at the Sealdah station....Tuesday
26 May '09Emboldened by Trinamool’s success in the Lok Sabha polls, a local committee to save farmland in Singur that enjoys the support of Mamata Banerjee’s party has drawn up plans to storm the area...Monday
25 May '09After decimating the Left Front to its worst defeat in over 30 years in Bengal, a confident Trinamool Congress is set to encircle the CPM-led government in the state on various issues.Monday
25 May '09The tragedy of Tapasi Malik’s murder in the compound of the Nano car factory, it appears, played a bigger role than the exit of the Tatas from Singur....Sunday
24 May '09With half-a-dozen assured portfolios in the Union Cabinet, apart from the Railways for herself, Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee returned home today...
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