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Sir, if you do this, how can you uphold the law?

Chief minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee took the dais — flanked by three sound boxes and two more perched on vertical stands among the audience — to recite a poem this evening, kicking off a Bengali poetry festival ... | Read..

Ponting set to pad up early

The impression is that Australia’s captain Ricky Ponting won’t be available for the inaugural edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL), from April 18 to June ... | Read..

PMO straw for state port

The Bengal government has scrambled to breathe life into a deep-sea port proposal following signals that the Prime Minister is “reworking rules of engagement with th ... | Read..

Horse sense in Bangla ties

India has decided not to put the cart before the horse when Bangladesh’s power-behind-the throne, General Moeen U. Ahmed, comes visiting next week. ... | Read..

Rebel strike affects rural areas

The Maoist bandh in Jharkhand was peaceful but the strike hit business and other activities in rural areas, driving home the point that the rebels hold sway there. ... | Read..

Bhutan purge worries Assam

The advent of democracy in Bhutan has triggered security concerns in Assam. ... | Read..

Chief minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee addresses the meeting over a speaker (extreme right) on Thursday. (Pradip Sanyal)
Sir, if you do this, how can you uphold the law?

Victory is not far off now
Iftikhar Chaudhry
deposed chief justice of Pakistan calling on judges to be restored

Slippers spoil coffee dream
An 82-year-old woman with a lifelong dream of sipping coffee at Mumbai’s Taj Mahal Hotel was d ... | Read..

Temple tree
The plaques commemorating the foundation of temples often had unwritten stories to tell. Apart from ... | Read..

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Nation	More..
Shawl of contention between India and Pak
India and Pakistan are locked in a fresh dispute over Kashmir, this time over its famed handicrafts... \| Read..

Calcutta	More..
Woman dies in dacoit ward-off
Chandana Das, 42, was allegedly pushed off a third-floor balcony by a gang that raided her Kanchrapa... \| Read..

Bengal	More..
Tiger paws put village on toes
Pug marks near a Sunderbans village prompted forest officials to lay a trap and keep vigil through ... \| Read..

North Bengal	More..
Hunger strike line lengthens
Eleven college students today joined the fast-unto-death programme of the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha in... \| Read..

Opinion	More..
Uncommon sense
the complete breakdown of traffic management in the city. Senior lawyers complain bitterly of missi... \| Read..

Sports	More..
Ricky Ponting's presence will boost Sourav's side
The Indian Premier League (IPL) is the best thing to have happened in my lifetime. It's a revolution... \| Read..

International	More..
Zardari, Sharif hint at deal
In what appeared to be a breakthrough on government formation, the two main players in the new Nati... \| Read..

Business	More..
Banks seek bigger pension corpus
India's salaried employees may retire with fatter pensions, if the country's bank chiefs have their... \| Read..