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Quote of The Day

‘How could he kill those lovely little children of his? Didn’t he pause, even for a moment, before he poisoned them?’
Neighbour of Shibendu Saha

Bottled death in dead of night

It was at around 2 pm on Saturday that Shibendu Saha returned home, a large soft drink bottle tucked under one arm. There was nothing to suggest that this was Act I of a terrible tragedy waiting to strike 91/3C, Tollygunge Road, in the dead of the ni... | Read..

Suicide note points finger inside

Was it because of Amalendu Saha, one of the uncles?... | Read..

A reprisal of a past tragedy

The house in Tollygunge, in which the Sahas have lived for years, seems to have been jinxed. For, long before the serial deat... | Read..

Crusader and a popular prankster

He was popular among his friends and in the neighbourhood. Everyone knew him as someone they could turn to when in trouble. H... | Read..

Cheerful by day, corpses by dawn

“Everyone seemed so happy on Saturday,” whispered Soma Das, head bowed and eyes moist, as “everyone” was being carried out – ... | Read..

Neighbours throng 91/3C, Tollygunge Road, for a gaze at the second floor, where Shibendu Saha poisoned his family of six and then hanged himself on Sa ... | Read

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July 19, 2004

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Nirvana in porcelain
A kaleidoscopic view is what our world offers to i... \| Read..

CINEMA

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It's Your Birthday So...

You are an excellent organiser, with a rational thought process. You can adapt to every situation ...Read..

Hard Talk

Hotel poses bane and boon

A balancing act in the wilderness

The sound of deathly silence
Staying awake to the wails of three-month-old Bedanta till late in the nigh... \| Read..
Dwindling fortunes and daily bread
Competition from savvy retail chains brought the once-popular Ramakrishna B... \| Read..
Sniff of chemical as killer potion
No strangulation mark. No sign of pain. No contortion. Only traces of blood... \| Read..
It’s all over: SMS to sister
The suicide note left behind by Shibendu Saha before he hanged himself hold... \| Read..


Leading ladies in local limelight
Two national stars were in town recently. One, the latest model-actress ... \| Read..
First b’day gift: new taste from north-west
As its “first birthday gift to Calcuttans”, Veda, the north-west frontier ... \| Read..
Social Register: Master the mix
The deafening loud — and getting louder — sound of music at city discos has... \| Read..

The City Diary

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Schoolbuses under guideline ambit

Tanker hijack gang held

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Examinees in woe at rickety desk

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