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Rivals fuelling fire, says Tata
Determined to set up plant in Singur
Ratan Tata today accused “some of our competitors” of stirring the Singur controversy, adding a stunning new dimension of corporate intrigue to what has been a political issue so far. ...  | Read.. 
 
United mineral fight
The three mineral-bearing states of Orissa, Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh today joined hands and clamoured for immediate review of some clauses of the Hoda Committee recomme ...  | Read.. 
 
Railway like a Jersey cow: Lalu
So much success at Rail Bhavan, but so little in Bihar — asked Harvard and Wharton, the A-team among B-schools. ...  | Read.. 
 
India divides Britain
Was British rule in India a good thing or bad? Discuss. ...  | Read.. 
 
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Railway minister Lalu Prasad speaks with Harvard and Wharton business school students after his lecture at the National Rail Museum in New Delhi o ...  | Read
 
 
Asli cinema to baaki hai (the real movie is yet to come)

LALU PRASAD
to B-school students on the railways’ turnaround
Games hits new hurdle
The jinx continues. ...  | Read..		 Hope in CM letter
Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee is expected to send a letter to Mamata Banerjee tomorrow to break the S ...  | Read..
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First step in war on 'dirty bombs'
India has taken the first step in preparing for an enemy you often can't see, hear or smell.   | Read.. 
CalcuttaMore.. 
Boys back in death trap
On Christmas, while Calcutta was groggily finding its feet after partying all night, a ghost house...   | Read.. 
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NDA asks Singh to intervene on Singur
The BJP-led National Democratic Alliance today demanded that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh tell...   | Read.. 
North BengalMore.. 
CM harps on Bengal growth
Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee today reiterated his government's stand to remain rock-steady on the...   | Read.. 
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Little cricket, but India under pressure
Sachin Tendulkar dropped Ashwell Prince on 41 and the left-hander went on to score his fifth Test...   | Read.. 
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Poll panel bar on Ershad sparks anger
Angry protesters attacked government offices and damaged vehicles in northern Bangladesh today after...   | Read.. 
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UB plans $1bn buyout kitty
The UB group, which is very close to acquiring Scotch whisky maker Whyte and Mackay, is likely to...   | Read.. 
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Potbelly alarm for heart
The more your belly sticks out, the greater your risk of developing heart disease, a new study...   | Read.. 
 
 
 
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