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Parting shot from top cop

DIG’s farewell plainspeak blows lid on police home truths

A policeman with a robust reputation retired on Sunday, leaving Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee’s police department red in the face after the customary farewell address.... | Read..

Engineering college closes doors

The Sikkim Manipal Institute of Technology at Mazitar, where students were on a strike since Saturday, has shut down ... | Read..

AK-47s for rebel hunt

Alarmed at the spate of militant activities in Purulia, Bankura and the Midnapores, the government has decided to increa ... | Read..

Councillors stall trains for drains

Sixty-two-year-old Bibhuti Nath had to sit on a coupler between two coaches of the Lalgola Fast Passenger at Belghoria ... | Read..

Brides branded witches after express crash

Three days after the Kanchenjunga Express rammed into a mini-bus and turned Dilip and Ranjit Rishi’s marriage celebrations i ... | Read..

Poll panel wary of Naxalite belt

The government will from now on send regular reports on law and order to the Election Commission, which would monitor th ... | Read..

CPM supporters’ fury on rally-skip family

The chief judicial magistrate here today ordered police to initiate a case against CPM cadre who allegedly beat up four ... | Read..

Nabyendu Chatterjee directs Indrani Bhattacharya (centre) and her daughter Anandi on the sets of Sanskar, his next film. Picture by Aranya Sen