The Telegraph - Calcutta : North Bengal & Sikkim

| Thursday, September 28, 2006 |

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Darjeeling nursing home sets up telemedicine centre

Patients here can now consult doctors stationed at Bangalore, or even Colombo, without stepping out of the town.... | Read..

Union power minister Sushil Shinde today said Bengal could be included in the list of states where 4,000-MW “ultra mega” ... | Read..

The effort is commendable but hardly dependable. ... | Read..

Dashain is all set to be different in Chuikhim this time. ... | Read..

After faxing his appeal to the chief minister’s office every day for almost a month, Ashok Pal, the manager of the ITDC ... | Read..

Brewing success for one of the costliest tea in the world. ... | Read..

Sonia Gandhi’s Congress today sought to project itself as a responsible Opposition party in Bengal as it rolled out the ... | Read..

In the wake of last week’s blast that killed two “callous” bomb disposal squad members, the chief minister today asked t ... | Read..

Tourists to the Dooars will now have a new rest house in the heart of the forest. ... | Read..

A Durga idol at Kumartuli in Jalpaiguri waits to be taken away to one of the many puja pandals in town. Picture by Biplab Basak