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Torture and strip parades bridge north & south

Omola Khatun, a housewife, was assaulted, stripped and paraded allegedly by her in-laws at Rudrakhand village in Uttar Dinajpur district on September 12. ... | Read..

Widow raped and tonsured

Tension rocked the sub division today after a 28-year old widow was gang-raped in front of her three children at Nika ... | Read..

Manager follows minister in rail defence

Nitish Kumar was first off the block, as pat came his sabotage theory even while passengers of the ill-fated Rajdhani Ex ... | Read..

Fear takes a backseat in Dhupguri

The red flag over the bullet-scarred CPM office, at half-mast for a month, flutters again in the evening breeze. The gar ... | Read..

Tourism drive

Union environment and forest minister T.T.R. Baalu today laid the foundation stone of a multi-crore amusement park at Pa ... | Read..

CM seeks tele guru’s tech tips

Chief minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee has sought telecom expert Sam Pitroda’s help to upgrade the state’s infotech sect ... | Read..

Fatal jump for ticketless youth

Ashamed of being branded as a ticketless traveller, a youth jumped off a train and got crushed by another on the adjacent tr ... | Read..

Painter Ramananda Bandyopadhyay releasing Sheila Basak’s book, Banglar Nakshi Kantha, at Seagull Bookstore in Calcutta on Thursday. Picture by ... | Read

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