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Shears out to prune cabinet

The CPM today set the ball rolling on downsizing the 48-member Left Front cabinet. It asked two key front partners, the Forward Bloc and the RSP, to send the name of one minister from each party within a fortnight who can be dropped. ... | Read..

Goons raid trader house, shoot at mother, daughter

Four armed men stormed into the house of a businessman in the congested Girish Park area this evening and shot at his wife a ... | Read..

Bus bloc takes sting out of strike

The Bengal Bus Syndicate, which controls a majority of buses in and around the city, today said it will not participate ... | Read..

Front shelves rural taxes plan

The Left Front today discussed the issue of taxes on livestock and rural transport, particularly in view of the coming g ... | Read..

Fees for fire clearance

The government today decided to levy fees for issuing clearance certificates from the fire brigade for any new construct ... | Read..

Nationalist Congress Party leader PA Sangma with Mamata Banerjee at a Trinamul Congress function in Calcutta. Sangma hinted at joining the BJP-led Nat ... | Read