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CM plays Eden chief selector

Chief minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee today made a dramatic intervention to announce a probe into the Eden fiasco, broadbasing the committee to ensure the inquiry does not become a witch-hunt. ... | Read..

Bumper claim but few bite

The Centre today forecast a bumper foodgrain crop this year but experts questioned the declared figure of 227.32 million tonnes. ... | Read..

State at Modi door for force

The Centre today turned down Bengal’s request for central forces for the May panchayat elections, forcing the state to sound out the Narendra Modi government in Guja ... | Read..

Book spills Afzal file secret

It was not A.P.J. Abdul Kalam but the UPA government which sat on Mohammad Afzal Guru’s mercy petition, the former President’s secretary has revealed. ... | Read..

Hopes fade on Ulfa talks

Writer and peacemaker Mamoni Raisom Goswami today sought Governor Lt Gen. (retd) Ajai Singh’s intervention to revive the stalled peace process between Delhi and Ulfa. ... | Read..

Dhaka stance bolsters Delhi

The Centre today made it clear that it was no longer eager to initiate talks with a banned militant outfit that kills at will, around the same time that Ulfa talks facili ... | Read..

Tatas heed PM’s advice

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh advised the steel industry to take a “long-term view and not fall prey to the temptation of seeking windfall gains from market manipula ... | Read..

For Singh, steel is the future

Setting the course for a rejuvenated Bokaro Steel Plant, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today expressed the hope that rising steel production from the SAIL unit would not ... | Read..

Gangster gets cover

The Biranchi Das murder case took a curious turn today when Chagala, an accomplice of prime accused Raja Acharya, confessed to have killed the coach of wunderkid Budhia but g ... | Read..

Floodlights on the tower on the right go off at the Eden Gardens on Tuesday. Picture by Santosh Ghosh
CM plays Eden chief selector

For the CAB’s callousness, the image of the entire state was tarnished
Kshiti Goswami

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Appu Ghar shift to Jaipur hits green wall
Rajasthan High Court today stalled a plan to cut 47,000 trees on Jaipur’s outskirts and bu ... | Read..

Mystery girl steals Daniel Radcliffe’s heart
Since Daniel Radcliffe, star of the Harry Potter films, announced that he was searching for a myste ... | Read..

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Steel signals price status quo
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No child's play
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