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Train card players slap priest for seat

Daily passengers beat up a priest and English teacher of the Don Bosco School here when he refused to give up his seat in a local train so that they could play cards. ... | Read..

Timber on the road, traders count losses

Over 100 sawmill owners and tim- ber merchants here are out of business now because their wood is rotting on the roads. ... | Read..

Moral police parade woman

Residents of a Nadia village branded a woman a prostitute, cropped her hair, thrashed her and virtually paraded her without ... | Read..

Summer crisis staring at state

Severe power cuts are likely to torment Bengal this summer with an expected shortfall in the region of 400 mw during eve ... | Read..

Siege ends with slew of promises

Assurances of a house and a job made Sufia Khatoon vacate the school building that she had laid siege to four days ago. ... | Read..

Tourists rest in the shade outside Fort William . Pictures by Aranya Sen and Sanjoy C ... | Read