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CM makes pitch with tourism

Eleven investment proposals flow in after entrepreneurs? meet

Tea and tourism is what chief minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee turned to while he pitched north Bengal as the ideal investment destination before a gathering of the business big guns today. ... | Read..

Grit girls win Buddha heart

The crowd of women that thronged around the chief minister at Phansidewa a little over a month ago was nothing compared ... | Read..

VHP converts 102 in low-key ceremony

Three years after the Viswa Hindu Parishad signed off the conversion ceremony of six families with a vow to conduct one on a ... | Read..

Official ire on health centre

In a surprise visit to Chakulia block health centre today, additional district magistrate of South Dinajpur Ashok Mohan ... | Read..

Warning and hope in same breath

Pawan Chamling yesterday blamed ?outside forces? for whipping up controversy and stoking unrest in the state. ... | Read..

GNLF leader arrested

A senior GNLF leader from Takdha-Teesta Valley area was arrested for rioting after his supporters beat up their own part ... | Read..

Fish farms fuel future hope

At a time when industrial development has almost come to a standstill in the hills, the farmers of this nondescript vill ... | Read..

Save-art mission

It?s a two-pronged mission: generating employment and preserving dying art forms. ... | Read..

Twice taxed, exporters call strike

Trucks will not carry goods to Bangladesh through Hili from Tuesday as a result of the indefinite strike called by Hili ... | Read..

Police find car, not captors

The white Ambassador used in the abduction of Kajal Saha was recovered today, even as police remaine ... | Read..

Special zone worry for trade unions

The state government?s plan to set up a special economic zone (SEZ) for the ailing tea industry here might not be all go ... | Read..

Women power in rural revolution

Phulmani Soren (45) and her self-help group colleagues are sometimes described as the ?SoS team?. Almost every one in Su ... | Read..

Ambootia estate locked out after talks flop

The management of Ambootia tea estate did a U-turn today, declaring a lockout in the garden that witnessed a gruesome mu ... | Read..

Cry for lady cops

Lack of sufficient policewomen is severely hampering the process of investigation even as crime against women is on the ... | Read..

Visitors at the first Malda philatelic exhibition. Picture by Surajit Roy

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