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IIT wake-up bell for backbencher Bengal

Bengal is sending fewer students to the country’s elite institutes of technology and management — the IITs and IIMs — than many other regions. ... | Read..

Congress colleague denounces Dubey

In an apparently face-saving tactic for the Congress party, its senior MP from Jharkhand Mabel Rebello today termed the statement made by Dhanbad MP Chandrashekhar Dubey ... | Read..

Hindu rites to rescue

When medicines fail, praying remains the only option left. ... | Read..

Irani labels export as historical ‘blunder’

Director of Tata Sons and former managing director of Tata Steel J.J. Irani criticised the Union government’s decision to allow free export of iron ores. ... | Read..

Independents unite, wield bargain power

Independent members are once again eager to prove their “bargaining power” in the current power politics. ... | Read..

Dispur eyes private land for projects

Left with very little land of its own in a city where it requires more space for various projects, the Assam government is ready to heap cash on those willing to part wi ... | Read..

From Japan, with gratitude
Abe to meet family of dissenting judge in Calcutta
When Shinzo Abe visits Calcutta next month, it will be as a Prime Minister and a grateful grandson. ... | Read..

Rafiqullah, a 14-year-old would-be “boy bomber”, in Kabul after he was pardoned by President Hamid Karzai. ... | Read

I have not thought about where I might stop
Sachin Tendulkar
on retirement

Indo-US multi-thrusts
When national security adviser M.K. Narayanan and his US counterpart sit down in the West Wing ... | Read..

Tease protester thrown off bus in Salt Lake
A hotel management student who stood up to youths harassing a teenage girl was beaten up and th ... | Read..

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Nation	More..
Howard sticks by Haneef detention
Australian Prime Minister John Howard today defended the treatment of Mohammed Haneef against... \| Read..

Calcutta	More..
Death and damage follow fury
A man in his mid-30s, suspected to be a thief, was lynched in an advocate's house on DC Dey Road... \| Read..

Bengal	More..
It's a holiday, thank the ghosts
A high school here was closed down for four days on Friday after about a dozen students lost... \| Read..

North Bengal	More..
26 held for garden witch-hunt
Twenty-six people have been arrested from here in the past 48 hours for alleged involvement in the... \| Read..

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

Sports	More..
'Haven't thought when to stop'
Sachin Tendulkar says his opting out of the inaugural Twenty20 World Championships does not signal a... \| Read..

International	More..
Mosque revenge stink in Pak chain strikes
Forty people were killed in northwest Pakistan today in a surge of militant violence which officials... \| Read..

Business	More..
Ministry pushes for relief in oil retail
The government is taking a fresh look at the minimum investment limit of Rs 2,000 crore that has... \| Read..

At Leisure	More..
Watch out, you may not take off
Vikas Kalani, a senior executive at a Mumbai-based investment company, wished to travel from... \| Read..