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Brew heat fires up winter House

Rumblings of the Dalgaon massacre and starvation deaths in the north Bengal tea gardens were felt today in the Assembly, which witnessed noisy scenes and heated exchanges as the political temperature shot up. ... | Read..

Nod to code of teacher conduct

Two bills concerning school education were cleared once the Assembly got back to work after the early morning din. ... | Read..

Dalai Lama spells boom in the hills

The Dalai Lama’s six-day visit to the hills is quickly filling up the coffers of the residents of Singamari, where the s ... | Read..

Boys buried in shade crash

A sunshade of an under-construction building collapsed here yesterday afternoon, unable to bear the weight of four boys ... | Read..

Angry at minister, Bloc leader set to quit politics

Disappointed with the performance of his own party’s agricultural marketing minister, former Forward Bloc MLA Biren Moit ... | Read..

English season for Mamata

The poet in politician Mamata Banerjee is going English. ... | Read..

In-laws held after suicide note charge

The husband and in-laws of Susmita Mahato, a 20-year-old housewife who allegedly committed suicide last evening, was arr ... | Read..

A play on awareness directed by Sohag Sen, Proti Chhoy Second (Every Six Seconds), being staged at GD Birla Sabhaghar in Calcutta a day after ... | Read