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Calcutta Weather
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Today
Generally cloudy sky with one or two spells of rain or thundershower.
 
 
Monsoon humbles Mammon
The screen flickered to life and the roller-coaster ride began: 14843, 14826, 14900, 14860… and then 15,007.22. ...  | Read.. 
 
Opp. smells Jindal scam
After Vedanta, the issue of alleged concession given by the Naveen Patnaik government to Jindal Stainless today generated heat in the Orissa assembly with the Opposition ...  | Read.. 
 
Rivers overflow, flood hits coastal villages
The coastal district of Balasore today faced one of the worst floods of the recent times after floodwaters from three major rivers spilled onto paddy fields affecting ove ...  | Read.. 
 
Leaders & babus on collision course
The state’s political scenario got murkier today with politicians and bureaucrats marching on a collision course. ...  | Read.. 
 
Sleuths sweep it clean
The special vigilance unit’s raids on the residence of senior IAS officer and secretary of Bihar minor irrigation department S.S. Verma today yielded Rs 17 lakh besi ...  | Read.. 
 
Ram resurrected twice in 24 hours
A man claiming to be P.C. Ram called his family in Ghaziabad to say he was “safe and well” within 24 hours of an Ulfa-engineered resurrection of the man who the wo ...  | Read.. 
 
New count halves HIV figure
Govt warns against complacency as numbers are still high
Public health specialist Lalit Dandona was biting into a chicken sandwich in Hyderabad this afternoon when India’s top health officials conceded that his assertion — mad ...  | Read.. 
 
Monsoon humbles Mammon
 
 
Pierce, if you can come back tomorrow (for the final)
Marion Bartoli
to Pierce Brosnan, who watched her beat Justine Henin in the Wimbledon semi-final
Race to save Kafeel
Kafeel Ahmed, 27, the former Bangalore man who suffered 90 per cent burns when he doused himsel ...  | Read..		 Pervez in plane, bullets fly
Shots were said to have been fired at President Pervez Musharraf’s plane as it took off fr ...  | Read..
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Mukesh mansion on shaky ground
Mukesh Ambani's Rs 100-crore dream home plan, said to be the world's most expensive city mansion, is...   | Read.. 
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Roads ravaged by rain
The water has receded, only to expose cratered carriageways.   | Read.. 
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Minister's Singur figures fire up Opposition
An apparent contradiction in Singur consent figures provided by the chief minister and the land...   | Read.. 
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Court glare on cops over confinement
The additional chief judicial magistrate has showcaused three police officials for confining a...   | Read.. 
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Why Tagore?
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Venus to face Bartoli in title round
Marion Bartoli stunned top seed Justine Henin to reach the Wimbledon final on Friday, beating the...   | Read.. 
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Mosque crisis deepens
The head of a radical mosque besieged by government forces in the heart of Pakistan's capital...   | Read.. 
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Magic moment in sensex ascent
The sensex continues its inexorable run and scales new peaks. Seven months after it went past...   | Read.. 
 
 
 
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