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CM slap on ‘dushtu’ Lohar

Buddha breaks silence with toughtalk on corrupt leaders

Making up for his silence over the Dalgaon massacre yesterday, chief minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee today branded former Citu leader Tarakeshwar Lohar a “dushtu lok (wicked man)” who had exploited the party to make money. ... | Read..

Citu admits distance from roots

The Citu leadership today admitted that despite more members, its strength in the organised sector has been on the decli ... | Read..

Girl goes missing from doorstep

Three-year-old Dibyasha was playing on a heap of sand outside her home here last evening when power went off. She is mis ... | Read..

Flip-flop councillors keep front in power

Attempts by the grand alliance of the Trinamul Congress, the Congress and the BJP to wrest the municipality here from th ... | Read..

Biman in court for mela

Left Front chief Biman Bose, who had defied Justice Amitava Lala’s order restricting rallies in the city on weekdays, to ... | Read..

Behind bars, bars of music

“If music be the food of love, play on” — that appears to be the guiding spirit in the jails department. ... | Read..

Amity on land for dead

Hindus and Muslims have united to honour the dead. ... | Read..

Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee: Black tea, literally. (File picture)