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Polls get death zone a look

A mystery fever has caused deaths in a small village in Burdwan district since September last year, but nobody cared until today, when it threatened to become an election issue.... | Read..

Chancellor Viren Shah ‘distressed’

Governor Viren J. Shah today ticked off the authorities of Vidyasagar University for not filling up key posts in the var ... | Read..

School head in teacher fracas

Headmistress of Netaji Centenary Junior High School for Girls Rita Das was allegedly beaten up by two of her colleagues ... | Read..

Court asks OC to keep watch on top cop

The high court today ordered the officer-in-charge of a South 24-Parganas police station not to allow the district polic ... | Read..

Writers’ wary of rebels

The government feels that extremist groups may resort to violence in certain areas in the run-up to and on the day of el ... | Read..

CPM leader thrashed to death

A CPM leader of Kulpi in South 24-Parganas was beaten to death at his doorstep tonight when he returned home from campaignin ... | Read..

Extremist hoax at Loreto Convent

Parents rushed to the Loreto Convent here panic-stricken after unknown callers told some of them that Nepal Maoists had sne ... | Read..

Teachers at ‘training’, board results at risk

The publication of Madhyamik and Higher Secondary examination results may be delayed because of the involvement of a large n ... | Read..

Mill closed, 5000 jobless

Less than a month before Bengal elects its representatives in the Lok Sabha, the doors of a jute mill on the banks of th ... | Read..

Burning the midnight oil: Mamata Banerjee in South 24-Parganas’ Sonarpur at Monday midnight after a day of campaigning. Picture by Kishor Roy Chowdhury.