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Regained, lost, regained…

Forces caught in repeat battles

A light machine gun is mounted on a tripod and the soldier from the Border Security Force takes position behind it as his section of 30 men creeps across the fallow farmland on the road to Lalgarh here this afternoon. ... | Read..

PM media adviser

Harish Khare, currently political editor of The Hindu, is to be Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s new media adviser. ... | Read..

Most wanted: food

What Russia taught Napoleon Bonaparte around 200 years ago, the Bengal government has not learnt even now: an army marches on its stomach. ... | Read..

The magician bows out

Pandit Ravi Shankar. The youngest member, sitar maestro Vilayat Khan, departed years ago. ... | Read..

Spoke of distrust in Naga unity

The great show of unity by warring Naga factions early this month has been dismissed by a top militant leader of the Khaplang faction, who ruled out any possibility of &# ... | Read..

State seals Bengal border

Jharkhand sealed areas bordering Bengal in the Ghatshila sub-division since late last night and set up a floating force of 100 commandos to prevent movement of rebels acr ... | Read..

People with bows and arrows run to block state police in Goaltore, from where a road leads to Lalgarh, on Friday. Picture by Sanat Kumar Sinha
Regained, lost, regained…

I think they (Maoists) should be banned in West Bengal
P Chidambaram

June 19 happiest day
Britons should have plenty to smile about today June 19 as it’s officially the happiest da ... | Read..

Showgirl secret Silvio video
A showgirl who claims that she and other women were paid to attend Silvio Berlusconi’s pri ... | Read..

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