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Battle lost, war rages

Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee’s writ ran to an extent in the new economy, in the rest of the state Citu ruled as the administration decided to take the day off. ... | Read..

Eye on Cong, Koda on edge

The Madhu Koda government today found itself poised on a razor’s edge amid intense speculation of a possible realignment of forces. ... | Read..

Bengal shuts down, Jharkhand chokes

Chief minister Madhu Koda, whose government is backed by the UPA, today received a taste of the might of the Citu as long-distance buses went off the roads, postal, telec ... | Read..

Trains stopped, roads blocked

The call given by the Left-affiliated trade unions for a nation wide general strike against the “anti-labour policies” of the UPA government today evoked a good ... | Read..

Posco lease for mine survey

Hemmed in by local farmers and activists like Medha Patkar over its proposed 12-million-tonne steel plant at Jagatsinghpur, South Korean steelmaker Posco now has reasons to s ... | Read..

Death warrant out for rogue Laden

Assam has set out to do what America could not: kill Laden. ... | Read..

Bandh today on Tipaimukh

Four non-governmental organisations of Manipur have called a 24-hour state bandh from 6 pm tomorrow in protest against the government’s decision to lay the foundatio ... | Read..

Sunny pulls a 38 on Sachin
Little Master wants successor to play on till 2011
Talismanic Sachin Tendulkar will be nearing 38 when the 2011 World Cup is co-hosted by India, but Sunil Gavaskar wants him to continue till then. ... | Read..

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Sachin Tendulkar talks to Greg Chappell during practice in Johannesburg on Thursday. (Reuters)
Sunny pulls a 38 on Sachin

He will make it virtually impossible for others to catch up with him

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Report of Dawood heart attack
Intelligence sources are claiming that they have information fugitive gangster Dawood Ibrahim h ... | Read..

US prods India on Iraq
The US has revived a proposal for Indian involvement in Iraq and is prodding a policy change fo ... | Read..

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At Diet, Asia recipe with sushi flavour
A new partnership between India and Japan can lay the foundation of an Asian economic community,... \| Read..

Calcutta	More..
Writers' model for open shutdown
The message in support of the Left trade union-sponsored bandh was pinned close to his heart, but... \| Read..

Bengal	More..
Fear and force shut down state
Deserted out-patient departments (OPD), few doctors and medical staff and a handful of surgeries '... \| Read..

North Bengal	More..
Gardens defy Citu strike
For the first time, workers serving in about 40 per cent of the tea estates of north Bengal defied... \| Read..

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Flavour of the season
A quaintly eccentric Englishman I knew in the Seventies practised a strange opening gambit. What, he... \| Read..

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India keen to turn it around at Wanderers
'You're now entering (provincial outfit Highveld) Lion's territory' is a signage which can't be... \| Read..

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Di probe clean chit to Philip
Allegations that Prince Philip conspired with British intelligence to have Princess Diana murdered... \| Read..

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Tata-Fiat venture gathers pace
The Tatas and Fiat of Italy today shifted their alliance to a higher gear by entering into an... \| Read..