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Sales tax loophole plugged
There’s bad news for traders and transporters in West Bengal: they will have to disclose the names and addresses of the consignor or the consignee on all goods challans. ...  | Read.. 
 
Minister choice leads SAIL race
SAIL’s director (commercial) A.K. Singh is unlikely to get an extension and is likely to be replaced by Rourkela Steel P ...  | Read.. 
 
Dhantola driver widow given job
The widow of bus driver Samir Ghosh, who was shot dead at Dhantola on February 26 before the loot-and-rape incident, was ...  | Read.. 
 
CPM sees missing cadre in river-bed remains
Police today dug out human remains and a blood-splattered shirt from the dry bed of the Ajoy river, fuelling speculation ...  | Read.. 
 
Bank strike
The one-day bank strike called on March 31 to protest against the “anti-employee policy of Standard Chartered Bank” has ...  | Read.. 
 
Front twins battle over bandh
The CPM and the CPI — constituents of the ruling Left Front — crossed swords in public over the 24-hour bandh called to ...  | Read.. 
 
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