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If Nasty is on Nimitz, it means America wants to be ‘nice’

America has sent its biggest war machine to India. It is captained by a man named “Nasty”. ... | Read..

Daughter killed in dowry fear

Stray dogs revealed the bitterest truth what people in Chandankiyari would have never known: murder of a girl by her father. ... | Read..

Forces’ answer to red fury

In a major offensive, heavily armed leftwing guerrillas attacked two police outposts in the Rohtas district around midnight yesterday and killed seven persons, includ ... | Read..

Leafy lore takes centrestage

It was a novel competition that left judges undetermined regarding the results and parameters. ... | Read..

Lalu kin’s ire on train, again

Subhas Yadav can call the shots if it concerns the Rajdhani Express. ... | Read..

Toddler gets PAN to file returns

Barely three months old, Ayush Ranjan Rout of Rourkela can win over the world with his toothless grin. ... | Read..

Glare on adopted daughter

The adopted daughter of slain FCI executive director P.C. Ram was named a suspect as police today scurried to wrap up an investigation that made little progress when the offi ... | Read..

Indian Buffett bill: Rs 2.6cr
Pabrai finally wins right to lunch with billionaire
An Indian investment fund manager in America has put up the money for what is probably the most pricey lunch in the world. ... | Read..

If Nasty is on Nimitz, it means America wants to be ‘nice’

They are false, malicious and baseless
Pratibha Patil
on the charges levelled against her

Boy dies after fall inside mall
A six-year-old boy playing around a shopping mall’s escalator slipped through the gap wher ... | Read..

Bangla reunion diplomacy
Bangladesh army chief Gen. Moeen U. Ahmed wants to meet Indian heroes of the liberation war wh ... | Read..

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CPM to return tainted crores
For the first time, the CPM is being called a "party of thieves". \| Read..

Calcutta	More..
Brains opt for basic sciences
Rupak Sen (name changed) has scored over 94 per cent in the ISC examination and his rank is around... \| Read..

Bengal	More..
Buddha plays good cop, party bad cop
Peace was on Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee's lips on a day his party struck to a rewritten script and... \| Read..

North Bengal	More..
Maoist in net after night swoop
A CPI (Maoist) activist was arrested from Jalpaiguri town last night. Two pipeguns, 18 rounds of... \| Read..

Opinion	More..
Triumph of choice
The author is former director-general, National Council for Applied Economic Research \| Read..

Sports	More..
Trust hopes to start with £2 m
The terrorists' audacious strike at the international airport here notwithstanding, Tuesday's... \| Read..

International	More..
UK rush to avert backlash on 'Asians'
The finger of suspicion should not be pointed at Pakistanis in Glasgow, local politicians in... \| Read..

Business	More..
Govt plans easy FDI rule for mines
Foreign mining companies are likely to get the government's approval to acquire up to 49 per cent... \| Read..

At Leisure	More..
Home and dry
Biplab Banerjee spent nearly all his life savings on his wife's cancer treatment but she died late... \| Read..