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Party wakes up to ‘pariah’ force virtues
The CPM would not mind tapping the might of central forces if they help restore rule of law in Nandigram and allow party supporters to return home....  | Read.. 
 
Unidentified object in Calcutta sky
A Calcuttan has claimed to have seen a multicoloured spherical object shining bright in the eastern sky for around three hou ...  | Read.. 
 
Leaders fight, we people die
Golab Garu has nothing to do with either the Bhoomi Uchchhed Pratirodh Committee or the CPM. ...  | Read.. 
 
Mamata wants Buddha dismissed
Bullets rang out at Ranichowk and Takapura along the Nandigram-Khejuri border this afternoon and continued into the even ...  | Read.. 
 
RJ plea for advance bail rejected
The high court today rejected the anticipatory bail plea of Janardan Nitin Brady, the Delhi radio jockey accused of maki ...  | Read.. 
 
Trinamul mob on city streets
Traffic in several parts of Calcutta was disrupted this morning as Mamata Banerjee’s supporters took to the streets ...  | Read.. 
 
An Eastern Frontier Rifles jawan patrolling Tekhali bridge. (Sanat Kumar Sinha)
 
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