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State, learn from State Bank
Blinking back bewilderment, Nitai Mahata held up the cheque: Fifteen lac fifty thousand eight hundred seventy five only. ...  | Read.. 
 
Unmasked: magic before midnight
Frustrating perhaps the most elaborately orchestrated marketing machine ever mobilised for a book, photographs of what appeared to be every single page of Harry Potter ...  | Read.. 
 
Thief got a Taj, 300 yrs ago
Noori Baba was no Mumtaz Mahal. Neither had he got a relationship with someone like Shah Jahan. ...  | Read.. 
 
Chopper found, bodies charred
Four persons on board the ill-fated Eurocopter-135 of the Chhattisgarh government were killed, as the wreckage of the missing chopper was located after five days on a hil ...  | Read.. 
 
Arms fail to prevent rhino death
A consignment of weapons arrived at the Kaziranga National Park yesterday to add teeth to the armoury of the forest guards just hours before poachers killed a rhino and t ...  | Read.. 
 
Ammo under sofa in Mushahary home
Rajendra Mushahary, the former Assam minister who “settled” a rape case five years ago by marrying the complainant and accepting that he sired her son, is in tr ...  | Read.. 
 
Season of death rolls in Bombay bombings
Three men were today sentenced to death for their role in the 1993 Bombay blasts, signalling the beginning of the end of the world’s longest terror trial. ...  | Read.. 
 
Subhankar Manna, whose small plot will fetch only a little over a lakh, in Salboni. Picture by Pradip Sanyal
State, learn from State Bank
 
 
Winning a Test is more important than scoring a hundred
Rahul Dravid
Kidnap whiff in missing trader
Vishwanath Garg (45), a city-based businessman, was allegedly abducted when he was returning ...  | Read..		 Tata can take off from rooftop
Next time Ratan Tata wants to land in Bengal, he can take off from his group’s private hel ...  | Read..
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Double blow to BJP on poll-eve
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Residents work, robbers play
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No choice but SEZ, says Sen
The CPM may oppose the Centre's special economic zone policy and press for changes in it, but Bengal...   | Read.. 
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River throws up jumbo surprise
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After Harmison, England set to miss Hoggard
Top gun Andrew Flintoff was the only one not available when England's Test captain Michael Vaughan...   | Read.. 
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Plane hits terminal, kills 200
Brazilian rescue workers to day sifted through the smouldering wreckage of a jet liner that...   | Read.. 
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Tatas hot on Ford marque trail
Automobile maker Tata Motors is reportedly evaluating a bid for Jaguar and Land Rover ' the two...   | Read.. 
 
 
 
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