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IN TODAY'S PAPER
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CITY NEWSLINES
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WEEKLY FEATURES
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| Dalmiya defeats the empire |
| Jagmohan Dalmiya has done what the Opposition in the state couldn’t do in the last two elections: beat a candidate handpicked by Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee. ... | Read.. |
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| Boys drown |
| A Class XII student of St Thomas School, Abhishek Saha, and a friend, Jeet Pal, drowned in a pond in Sonarpur, where they had gone for a picnic with six others. ... | Read.. |
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| No entry for Nafisas & Nasirs |
| Working with one of the country’s top news channels, Nafisa Islam thought she knew her city. But nothing in her professional experience had prepared her for the prospective landlord’s reaction. ... | Read.. |
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I’ve been fair: Wright
Ex-coach keeps lid on some views on Sourav
Years ago, a leading publication wrote that John Geoffrey Wright, now 52, had the “most beautiful manners of his generation”. ... | Read.. |
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| Jagmohan Dalmiya and Prasun Mukherjee after the verdict. Picture by Santosh Ghosh |
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I believe I've been fair
JOHN WRIGHT
on how his book presents Sourav Ganguly and Indian cricket
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