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Mamata brings Tare Zameen Pe to fly high

Wednesday 4 March '09

A star-struck Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee is banking on the popularity of Bengali film stars to woo voters in the Lok Sabha elections.
Mamata wants to restrict Cong to 6 seats

Tuesday 3 March '09

A day after announcing their tie-up for the Lok Sabha polls, both the Congress and the Trinamool Congress were busy trying to wrest as many seats as possible from each other.....
After tie-up, Trinamool, Cong in a battle of nerves over seat-sharing

Tuesday 3 March '09

A day after announcing their tie-up for the forthcoming Lok Sabha polls due in April-May, both the Congress and the Trinamool Congress have braced themselves to strike a hard bargain and wrest as many seats as possible from each other.
Man with failed kidney begs for right to end life

Sunday 1 March '09

Unable to raise money for his kidney transplant, a 42-year-old man from Burdwan has written to the district administration that he be allowed to die peacefully.
Beware of taxi drivers, police tell foreigners

Thursday 26 February '09

The Kolkata Police has warned foreign nationals about taxi drivers in the city and has asked them not to take advice from the drivers.
Hindu outfit calls for proactive action

Sunday 15 February '09

Hindu Samhati, a radical Hindu outfit, brought up with the support of Sri Rama Sene leader Pramod Muthalik, celebrated its birth anniversary in Kolkata on Saturday, with the speakers defending the Malegaon blasts accused, Lt Col Purohit and Sadhvi Pragya Singh.
Cop’s death new twist in Rizwanur case

Thursday 12 February '09

“My world is falling apart,” Arindam Manna told his mother Malati over the phone at 1.37 am this morning. He did not elaborate, nor did he say where he was, but his mother heard a lot of commotion in the background.
Cop’s death new twist in Rizwanur case

Thursday 12 February '09

“My world is falling apart,” Arindam Manna told his mother Malati over the phone at 1.37 am this morning. He did not elaborate, nor did he say where he was....
Cop’s death new twist in Rizwanur case

Wednesday 11 February '09

The police on Wednesday recovered the body of the officer investigating the mysterious death of computer graphics teacher Rizwan Rehman, from railway tracks at Mankundu station in Hooghly district.
Seeking NREGS work, labourer killed by bomb

Wednesday 11 February '09

A daily wage labourer on Tuesday died and five others critically injured in clashes that broke out Murhsidabad when they were demanding 100 days of work under National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme.
Jail staff booked for murder of two inmates

Tuesday 10 February '09

The Kolkata Police have pressed murder charges against five wardens and guards at the Presidency Central jail for allegedly beating two under-trials to death on September 18 last year.
In Left country, ex-J P Morgan Vice President is Rahul’s sipahi

Sunday 1 February '09

With a Blackberry in her hand and a laptop slung on her shoulder, it’s another day at work for Mahua Mitra.
In Left country, ex-J P Morgan Vice President is Rahul’s sipahi

Sunday 1 February '09

With a Blackberry in her hand and a laptop slung on her shoulder, it’s another day at work for Mahua Mitra....
Govt plans phone kiosks in jails

Wednesday 28 January '09

The state jail department plans to set up state-of-the-art phone kiosks inside high-security central jails on the lines of those in the US to provide basic communication facilities for inmates and relief to their family members who have to often travel long distances to meet them.
Cellphones, porn CDs seized from Alipore jail

Tuesday 27 January '09

Although cellphone jammers were installed in Alipore Central Jail way back in 2006, authorities were surprised when they recovered six cellphones....
Cell phones, porn CDs seized from Alipore jails

Monday 26 January '09

Although cell phone jammers were put in place in Alipore Central Jail way back in 2006...
Why Bengal has failed to check spread of bird flu

Monday 26 January '09

The lack of proper surveillance and dependence of a sizeable chunk of the population on poultry farming seems to be standing in the way...
Waiting for a tie-up, Mamata bleeds Cong

Wednesday 21 January '09

Even as the proposed grand alliance between the Congress and the Trinamool Congress ahead of the Lok Sabha polls is running into rough weather, Mamata Banerjee could not care less as more Congress stalwarts line up to join her party.
Pradip Todi says despite bail order, he was not released

Monday 19 January '09

After his release from Presidency Central Jail, Pradip Todi, one of the accused in the Rizwanur Rehman case, alleged that the jail authorities illegally detained him for two nights after the Supreme Court granted him bail on Friday.
Suspected LeT man picked up from Malda

Wednesday 14 January '09

The Criminal Investigation Department today arrested a suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba operative on Tuesday from the house of a retired Army constable in Malda and produced him before the Jangipur court, which remanded him to police custody for 14 days.
CPM-backed union on backfoot over fake air tickets, travel bills

Wednesday 14 January '09

Members of the CPM-affiliated National Library Employees Union, who decided to fly to Assam to spend their holidays, have been caught in a controversy after the Pay and Accounts Department rejected their reimbursement bills, saying the air tickets submitted by them are not authentic.
‘My son won’t return, but don’t want others to suffer similar fate’

Tuesday 13 January '09

For this 57-year-old Muslim housewife, who belongs to a conservative family in Nandigram’s Jadubari Chowk, her mission in life is to provide justice...
‘My son won’t return but don’t want others to suffer similar fate’

Monday 12 January '09

For this 57-year-old Muslim housewife, who belongs to a conservative family in Nandigram’s Jadubari Chowk, the mission in life is to provide justice to the victims of police firing on March 14, 2007 and the violence thereafter.
Govt writes its security prescription for hospitals

Sunday 11 January '09

With hospitals coming under the falling in the terror radar time and again, the state government has planned to heighten security at the premier state-run hospitals in the city.
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