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Calcutta Weather

	Temperature Min : 24.7°C (+2) Max : 34°C (-1)
Rainfall : 1.2 mm
Relative Humidity:
Max : 81% Min : 49%
Sunrise : 5:36 AM
Sunset : 5:46 PM
Today
Partly cloudy sky. Possibility of development of thunderclouds towards the evening. Maximum and minimum temperatures likely to be around 35 degrees and 25 degrees Celsius respectively.

Quote of The Day

‘We are least bothered about newspaper reports’
Justice GC De of Calcutta High Court, who passed Judgment last week on the Anuradha Saha death case

Killer mother in bridal finery

Jharna Majhi, 38, decked up in bridal finery before hanging her two children. Then, she tied the noose round her neck and killed herself.... | Read..

Death case judge gets threat mail

Justice G.C. De of Calcutta High Court, who delivered last week’s judgment in the Anuradha Saha death case, has received an a... | Read..

Two minors rescued

Two minor girls were rescued from a red-light area in Watgunge, where they had been kept confined from Saturday night. Two me... | Read..

Police ears shut to public complaints

A few weeks ago, Pinaki Basu Mallick, of Bally, in Howrah, approached the local police station to lodge a complaint after ... | Read..

Chime of change at age-old club trio

A fresh coat of wooden polish and a few contemporary paintings provide “more relief” at Reynolds Room, the regal lounge i ... | Read..

First, the big splash. Then, the big screen. Two decades ago, Nafisa Ali and Sriparna Banerjee were fierce rivals in the pool. The swimming champs wen ... | Read

Hello It's Monday,
March 29, 2004

	Road to avoid
	Academy launch
	Seminars & lectures
	Textiles for all


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Remembering the Mother
She is an epitome of beauty, affection and perfect... \| Read..

You share your birthday with...

Jennifer CapriatiYou will succeed in any language-related career. Your life will be eventf ...Read..

Hard Talk

Dry taps await Kasba boost

Winged menace at swimming pool

In May, hit highway for summer fun
In the scorching summer ahead, residents of the city’s northern fringes wil... \| Read..
Market shadow on education
To devise ways to combat the challenges that public academic institutions m... \| Read..
Swimmers eye pool of world standards
The Indian Life-Saving Society (ILSS) on Sunday unveiled plans to set up an... \| Read..
Salt Lake in a sweat as water supply dips
The Salt Lake authorities have started collecting water tax, but residents ... \| Read..
Missing, a rigid menu check
Be careful of what you eat when you are in Howrah. Not even the Howrah Muni... \| Read..


Part antique, part attitude
Dandy is how he used to be known. But with the shame going out of looking g... \| Read..
Music Zone: Retro rhythm rules club-hop crowd
It’s a rare night when you can leave a city nightclub without hearing S... \| Read..
Social Register: Drape drill
Devdas created ripples with this (but not Chokher Bali). And ‘... \| Read..

The City Diary

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State staff raise strike banner

Woman dies as auto overturns

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Summer quench with a twist

Station situation