The Telegraph - Calcutta : Bengal

| Tuesday, May 18, 2004 |

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Trinamul rubbishes assertion that Sonia’s party has replaced it as main Opposition

A resurgent Congress today claimed it was the main Opposition party in Bengal.... | Read..

The elections won, the Congress is desperate to create its own political space in the hills. ... | Read..

Still striving to come to grips with the election debacle, the Trinamul Congress think tank will go into a huddle on Wed ... | Read..

The results of the ISC and ICSE examinations will be out tomorrow, said the official website of the council that conducts th ... | Read..

Not all is well for transport minister Subhas Chakraborty, even after CPM’s Amitava Nandy snatched Dum Dum from the BJP. ... | Read..

The government was caught on the wrong foot today when the high court questioned how the rent controller, whose post had ... | Read..

A nine-year-old boy suffering from bronchitis and diarrhoea died last night at locked-out Hastings Jute Mill’s labour lines ... | Read..

Hundreds of candidates are unable to secure teaching jobs in secondary schools despite clearing the recruitment tests be ... | Read..

Ooh la la... Actor Satabdi Roy records an album with singer Babul Supriyo at a studio in Calcutta on Monday. Picture by Aranya Sen