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Hello It's Tuesday, February 3, 2004

What’s on

For the 12-hour Bengal bandh, emergency services, like milk, fire, ambulance, hospitals and water supply are exempt. Eastern Railway and South Eastern Railway to run trains as per schedule. No rescheduling or cancellation of trains have been reported. However, services may be disrupted if protestors squat on the tracks. Flights and Metro Railway timings remain unchanged. Calcutta Book Fair will also stay open. Government buses will ply in large numbers. Launches will also operate, but the number will depend on passenger flow. Calcutta High court, Writers’ Buildings and the Calcutta Municipal Corporation. Educational institutions to remain open officially, though many schools and colleges have informally asked their students to stay away. Some colleges have postponed their internal examinations. IT companies in Salt Lake Sector V. The inauguration of 4 Camac Street by chief minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee, 12.45 pm.

What’s off

Private buses and minibuses. Most buses and minibus-owners’ associations said they will not operate. But a section, controlled by Citu, said they would ply their vehicles. Most of the 35,000 taxis and 10,000 luxury taxis. Chartered buses.