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Who is the exorcist?
A spectre is haunting West Bengal — the spectre of bandhs. All the powers of old West Bengal are united in an unwitting but unholy alliance to perpetuate this spectre: the CPI(M) and Trinamool Congress, the Citu and the Congress, the SUCI and ...  | Read.. 
 
Letters to the Editor
Calling names
Sir — The report, “One S for sorrow, two means no ‘S-cape’” (Dec 21), ironically, may end up encou ...  | Read.. 
 
Parting shot
Sir — The Union health minister’s decision to ban junk food and drink in schools and universities ...  | Read.. 
 
EDITORIAL
BEST FOR WEST BENGAL
Emotions always overrun reason and logic. The controversy that now rages in West Bengal is another proof of this. A new term ...| Read.. 
 
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SCRIPSI
A man comes into a great hotel and says, I am a messenger.Who is this man? He disappears walking, there is no noise, nothing. Maybe he will never come back, maybe he will never deliver the message. But a man who rides up on a great machine, this man exists. He will be given messages. — ARTHUR MILLER