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Parties strike when Burdwan iron is hot
The Opposition waded into the anti-land acquisition war in Purushottampur today, prompting the ruling CPM to dub it an attempt to gain “cheap political mileage”. ...  | Read.. 
 
Bombs & bullets fly, cops blame Maoists
Guns boomed and bombs flew in Nandigram again today, and police said Maoists were the “brains behind Friday’s ...  | Read.. 
 
Seth tempers peace hope
Lakshman Seth, the CPM MP from Tamluk and chairman of the Haldia Development Authority, today ruled out any chance of im ...  | Read.. 
 
Downpour turns fatal for dozen
Farmers tilling their land, children playing outside their homes and women cooking in their kitchen — lightning strikes turn ...  | Read.. 
 
Mangoes’ US jaunt gets a germ jolt
Mangoes need a new passport to travel to the US and Japan. ...  | Read.. 
 
CPM leader shot in Jamboni
Suspected Jharkhand Party (Naren) activists today gunned down a member of the CPM’s peasant wing at Jamboni in West ...  | Read.. 
 
Villagers clash with police in Purushottampur on Sunday. Picture by Gour Sharma
 
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