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Naxalite threat creeps to the south

The threat posed by extremist groups to peaceful polling continues to grow with little over a fortnight to go for votes to be cast in Bengal. ... | Read..

Another arrest in Santiniketan

One more person has been arrested in connection with the theft of a sandalwood tree from the Visva-Bharati University co ... | Read..

Signal slip puts trains head-on

The motormen of a train were suspended today for jumping the outer signal at Barharwa station on the Bengal-Jharkhand border ... | Read..

Team probes sterile seeds crisis

A five-member team today visited the villages where farmers have complained of sterile seeds supplied by the agriculture ... | Read..

Ramp drive for disabled voters

Nudged by the Supreme Court, the Election Commission has woken up to enable the physically handicapped to exercise their ... | Read..

Unpaid teachers put on poll duty

The state government has put thousands of schoolteachers, yet to be paid for March, on poll duty. ... | Read..

Politics tint in bloodshed

An SUCI supporter was shot dead at Kultali in South 24-Parganas and an attempt was made on the life of a CPM zonal commi ... | Read..

Members of the All India Minority Forum stage a demonstration outside Great Eastern Hotel in Calcutta that disrupted the first state convention of the ... | Read