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What GenX wants in 2008: date in peace, travel easy & see no-snip films

On the last day of 2007, Metro threw the floor open to GeneratioNext to create Calcutta 2008. Six young Calcuttans, all between 20 and 22 years old, brainstormed about democracy and dating, flyovers and films...... | Read..

New Year upgrade gift for Besu... and Buddha

For the first time in 30 years of Left rule, the state government has relinquished its control over a university/institution,... | Read..

Campus clash of global brains

Budding managers from across the world will pit their wits at Intaglio 2008, the flagship event on Indian Institute of Manage... | Read..

UK band on tech beat

The oldest Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) has started preparations for its annual extravaganza. ... | Read..

Pond to be restored

The civic authorities on Monday took over the management of a pond in south Calcutta that was being allegedly filled up by lo... | Read..

Jobs racket bust

Five people, who were allegedly part of a racket in collecting money from unemployed youths by promising them railways jobs, ... | Read..

Five killed in mishaps

The last day of 2007 claimed five lives on the streets across the city. Among the victims was an infant.... | Read..

The action on the last night of 2007 was at The Telegraph and t2 Party Zones in seven clubs and two hot hangouts. Remo Fernandes was the star draw at Calcutta Club, where the curtains came down on the centenary celebrations with the 31st Nite extravaganza. Picture by Sanjoy Chattopadhyaya