The Telegraph - Calcutta : Bengal

| Sunday, September 04, 2005 |

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Green groups say govt has done nothing to clean up sullied sarovar

With the government casting a blind eye on the pollution in Rabindra Sarovar, the high court is set to step in.... | Read..

Biopharmaceutical company Biocon is open to the idea of setting up its research facility in Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee ... | Read..

His severed palm and fingers in a plastic packet, Babloo Kolay reached a hospital for help. The nurses on duty almost fainte ... | Read..

One of the assassins of Lalita Devi, 28, the woman found dead in a hotel room yesterday afternoon, might have been a loc ... | Read..

A medical negligence case was lodged against a private hospital after relatives of a 52-year-old woman found her dead in ... | Read..

He was a terror for motorists and a headache for the administration, but hundreds gathered for a last glimpse on hearing the ... | Read..

Nearly 10 per cent of the Higher Secondary examinees who had applied for post-publication scrutiny this year got enhanced ma ... | Read..

Two groups of the ruling CPM clashed last night over election to the village development committee at Susunia village. ... | Read..

SFI and Chhatra Parishad supporters fought a pitched battle for more than four hours at Katwa College this morning, forcing ... | Read..

A day after the high court rapped the government for dragging its feet on dengue, it was governor Gopal Krishna Gandhi’ ... | Read..

A couple murdered their son today ? with the help of the youth’s younger brother and maternal uncle ? apparently over m ... | Read..

Travel and Tourism Fair opened at the made-over Netaji Indoor Stadium on Saturday with traditional... | Read