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Build-up for circle of sway

Security forces are hoping to string together a “circle of domination” in Lalgarh, working to a plan that involves a step-by-step approach in an area where Maoists are also marshalling troops. ... | Read..

Delhi ban bares Bengal dilemma

The Centre removed an “ambiguity” today by slapping a largely sterile ban on the CPI (Maoist) but swivelled the spotlight to another ambivalent factor: whether ... | Read..

Sibal salvo on faculty quota
Minister’s view differs from that of predecessor Arjun
Human resource development minister Kapil Sibal has questioned the rationale behind faculty quotas at premier higher education institutions like the IITs, IIMs and central un ... | Read..

Members of the People’s Committee against Police Atrocities guard the road to Ramgarh at Ratanpur, where they have set up a checkpost. Picture by Sanat Kumar Sinha
Build-up for circle of sway

I am hungry and I want to return home. I can’t stay here
Chandicharan Panda
a 100-year-old Lalgarh villager in a relief camp

Outlaw prescription hasn’t cured Red corridor
The Communist Party of India (Maoist) has been banned across most of the Red corridor that cuts ... | Read..

Mind your BlackBerry
For the first half-hour of the meeting, it was hardly surprising to see a potential client fidd ... | Read..

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A river cops dare not cross
The T-shirt and lungi covered a frail frame but the voice was firm: just get out of here quietly, w... \| Read..

Calcutta	More..
Mother's punishment kills boy
A mother who dangled her eight-year-old son from the terrace of a three-storeyed building to teach h... \| Read..

Bengal	More..
Heat, the relentless enemy
The sapping heat in the land of the Red Earth is taking a heavier toll on the security forces than ... \| Read..

North Bengal	More..
Ready for face-to-face fee talk
Don Bosco School today said it would welcome one-to-one interaction with parents on fee hike but re... \| Read..

Opinion	More..
Beyond catchy phrases
Manmohan Singh and the United Progressive Alliance seem to have given their second innings a Sehwag-... \| Read..

Sports	More..
Bhutia inks deal with EB
Bhaichung Bhutia was an emotional man on Monday. \| Read..

International	More..
Polls flawed, admits Iran regime
Iran's most senior panel of election monitors, in the most sweeping acknowledgment that the preside... \| Read..

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PF returns to stay intact
The state-run employees provident fund is likely to continue paying an interest rate of 8.5 per cen... \| Read..

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The woman on top
It's been eight years since the 9/11 attack. Do you feel people would still be drawn to a film on th... \| Read..