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Sun sets, campaign ends & comrades coop up

About 48 hours after two CPM members were killed in Barikul and Lalgarh, the party advised local leaders not to campaign in Maoist territory after sundown. ... | Read..

Cops low and dry

A ramshackle jeep takes a half-hour of pushing to get started every morning, and 8 litres of diesel. ... | Read..

Chopper check on rebel turf

Helicopters might be pressed into action for surveillance of trouble-torn Purulia, Bankura and West Midnapore in the run ... | Read..

Power for Sunderbans islands

Finally, light in the heart of darkness. ... | Read..

Govt office opens at 12, jobless may wait

About 300 jobless youths stood in queue this morning for the employment exchange here to open at 10, but the babus turne ... | Read..

EC orders blanket ban on defacing walls

In reply to a CPM request for clarifications regarding its graffiti ban, the Election Commission has said it would not a ... | Read..

Kalachand Soren, who survived the Maoists? kangaroo trial at Harulia village in Lalgarh ? 175 km from Calcutta ? points to Bhim Soren?s house from where they were kidnapped by the Maoists. Picture by Naresh Jana