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CPM wrests Citu’s lost pride from Writers’

To smooth the ruffled feathers of Citu, the CPM’s labour arm that was ticked off by the party after forcing a bandh on the state last Tuesday, Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee’s government has cleared more than 400 appointments that the union had demande... | Read..

Naxalite killed

A suspected People’s War activist was killed in an encounter with police in West Midnapore this evening. ... | Read..

Hospital probe after ‘neglect’

North Bengal Medical College and Hospital has ordered an inquiry into the death of nine-year-old Deepak Roy following al ... | Read..

Girl sold in Punjab rescued

Sixteen-year-old Ruksana Khatoon, sold to a businessman in Punjab for Rs 15,000, was rescued yesterday. ... | Read..

Minorities fear losing madarsa jobs

The possibility of fewer jobs for the minority community in the government sector, after the decision to recruit madarsa te ... | Read..

Anil hints at obliging Laloo

CPM state secretary Anil Biswas today hinted that the party might give the Calcutta Northwest Lok Sabha constituency to ... | Read..

Teachers strip & thrash engineering student

Students of Sikkim Manipal Institute of Technology will boycott their first-session examinations beginning tomorrow to p ... | Read..

An ustad’s son and a pandit’s daughter performed at a concert on Sunday to celebrate three years of Swabhumi. Amjad Ali Khan’s son, sarod player Ayaan ... | Read