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Govt sets ball rolling for uniform varsity policy

The government today asked universities across the state to begin an exercise from tomorrow to explore the possibility of introducing a uniform pattern of management and governance in their institutions.... | Read..

RSP lines up college autonomy spanner

The RSP, a partner in the Left Front, today opposed the government’s decision to grant autonomy to undergraduate colleges, a ... | Read..

Dairy talks with France & Denmark

Cottage cheese, chocolates and yoghurt will be made in the state with European help if the government’s efforts pay o ... | Read..

House nod to privileged trade hubs

The Assembly today cleared the West Bengal Special Economic Zone Bill, 2003, empowering the government to identify and d ... | Read..

Probe into ration for intruders

District magistrate Ashok Bala has ordered an inquiry to find out how illegal entrants from Bangladesh obtained ration c ... | Read..

Wish list to Pak envoy

Regular cultural exchanges, partnership in academic pursuits and enhanced economic cooperation — Pakistani high commissi ... | Read..

Graft-buster sent packing without reason

Weeks after chief minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee's call to bureaucrats to work fearlessly and weed out corruption ... | Read..

Party and Big Brother ask Guha to be careful

Agriculture minister and veteran Forward Bloc leader Kamal Guha was today censured for his remarks about Left Front chai ... | Read..

Painter Suvaprasanna welcomes Pakistani high commissioner Aziz Ahmed Khan at a Bengal Initiative programme as Russi Mody looks on. Picture by: Pabitra Das