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Calcutta Weather

	Temperature Min : 22.1°C (+0) Max : 33.8°C (+0)
Rainfall : 2.6 mm
Relative Humidity:
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Today
Partly cloudy sky wih possibility of development of thunderclouds towards the afternoon or evening. Maximum temperature likely to be around 32

Quote of The Day

‘We are trying our best to persuade them to withdraw the strike’
Transport secretary H.P. Roy, on buses, minis and taxis going off the road

Lawless lawmen put behind bars

Once again, it’s a tale of our cops caught in the wrong. In the latest round on Tuesday, two policemen were arrested in Salt Lake for doing what they should not have been. ... | Read..

A hand of help for the helpless

A motley crew of doctors, government servants and professionals is working with one aim — to build an orphanage for destitute... | Read..

Youth beaten to death by Holi hoods

He raised his voice against a group of youths trying to forcibly drench him in coloured water, and paid for the “crime” with ... | Read..

Police round up tease on wheels

The police seem to have their hands full cracking down on crimes against women. In yet another case of eve-teasing, 32-year-o... | Read..

From Rajarhat, the Ring Rail hits the BBD Bag trail

Transport on tracks for a planned township. The government has taken up a scheme to link the Rajarhat New Town with the Circu ... | Read..

While public hysteria reaches fever pitch for husband Sourav Ganguly and his men in blue to win Thursday’s World Cup semifinal at Durban, Indian crick ... | Read

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March 20, 2003

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Call of the distant shores
Good music has no boundaries or clans — herein lie... \| Read..

You share your birthday with...

Alka Yagnik and Madan Lal. You are affectionate and helpful. Try not to be too e ...Read..

Letters

No end to torture tales on campus

Water worries

Dog’s life

Minibus, taxi and bus on strike gear
Examinees and office-goers are in for a tough time from Thursday, as taxis ... \| Read..
Beats that blend best of East and West
He gave Bond his beat and A.R. Rahman his taal. Now, percussionist P... \| Read..
Doctors derail track-cure call
What the railways thought was an “honest appeal” to doctors has, instead, a... \| Read..
High school hits car chaos hurdle
With barely a fortnight to go before it was to open its doors, Pretoria Hig... \| Read..
Educate the masses to fight the fakes
Flooded with complaints of fake goods, the city police find they have no wa... \| Read..
Brothers held for trader dupe
Howrah police claimed to have busted a racket in inter-district cheating wi... \| Read..
Hooghly town’s French connection
In 1674, the French gained their first foothold in the sleepy little town b... \| Read..

The City Diary

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Headmaster beaten up in Barisha school

Clash over eve-teasing

Calcuttan of the Week

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Waves that connect the aged

the 70-year-old is on Mission Possible — “to make people sit up and take no ... | Read..

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