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Security scurry in Tagore treasure trove

A day after about 200 Abanindranath Tagore and Jyotirindranath Tagore paintings were found damaged inside a strongroom, Rabindra Bharati University started scurrying for security cover on the Jorasanko campus. ... | Read..

Bharati wants to hear it from Kohli, face to face

She looked pale and withdrawn, but determined to put up a brave front. ... | Read..

Red Cross red in the face over volunteer

The Indian Red Cross Society now knows better than to welcome volunteers without verifying credentials. ... | Read..

The best of six for VIP Road

Peak-hour congestion, 34 accidents, eight of them fatal — the traffic situation on VIP Road that connects the city to Du ... | Read..

Hill Cart link with hills snapped

A 200-m stretch of Hill Cart Road, which connects the hills to the plains, has caved in wrenching away part of the toy trai ... | Read..

Confession of killer friends

Sampad Mukherjee and Arijit Pal, the two friends of Kuntal Sain who allegedly kidnapped him for money and killed him whe ... | Read..

Aged and challenged spared stair climb

If things go according to plan, the physically-challenged and the aged will soon be able to cast votes in polling booths ... | Read..

A Rabindra Bharati collection: Safe?
Security scurry in Tagore treasure trove