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Out of sight: army of youths

Absence fuels fear of permanent insurgency

A whole generation of tribal youths is not in sight in villages the security forces have been through in Lalgarh, prompting fears that some could have taken shelter in forests and eventually become part of a “permanent insurgency”. ... | Read..

Cops torment, Maoists profit

As the central forces sanitise an area and move on, state police are facing charges that they are repeating the brutality which had provoked the Lalgarh agitation in the ... | Read..

Religious disquiet on gay law

An attempt to decriminalise homosexuality has set up for the UPA government a sensitive test reminiscent of the Shah Bano case. ... | Read..

Jaguar on prowl, no regrets

The Jaguar and the Land Rover — two British marques that Ratan Tata bought from Ford Motors last year for $2.3 billion before a brutal recession gripped the world economy ... | Read..

Brazil beat US 3-2 in the Confederations Cup final

A poster planted by the People’s Committee Against Police Atrocities at Arma, the first village between the newly captured Ramgarh and Lalgarh town. Picture by Sanjoy Chattopadhyaya
Out of sight: army of youths

It was a terrific decision that we took to bid for... and to own these brands
Ratan Tata
on the Jaguar and Land Rover

Nanny reveals drug secrets of Jackson
The former nanny of Michael Jackson’s three children has told how she regularly had to pum ... | Read..

What’s an MLA minus security? Nothing
You can do without guns, but not men with guns. ... | Read..

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PM lesson for Mamata: propriety first
Mamata Banerjee demands that central cyclone relief funds bypass Writers' and be funnelled directly... \| Read..

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Blame game in risky skies
The cockpit and the control tower are locked in combat, triggering turbulence both in the air and on... \| Read..

Bengal	More..
Plan for final assault
Security forces are giving finishing touches to a plan to launch the final assault on armed Maoists... \| Read..

North Bengal	More..
Ballots pour as voters brave rain
Rain could not dampen the voting spirit today with 80 per cent of the electorate casting their ball... \| Read..

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Fast and smart
Samuel Paul and Kala Sridhar of the Public Affairs Centre in Bangalore have completed a preliminary ... \| Read..

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Dhoni wages a lone battle
Mahendra Singh Dhoni waged a lone battle with a defiant 95 as India recovered from a collapse to re... \| Read..

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Iran detains UK embassy staff
Iran has detained several local British embassy staff, sparking a new row with Britain today that ... \| Read..

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Bitter Tata pills for JLR
A worsening economic situation could lead to further job losses and even plant closures at Jaguar ... \| Read..

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The number fix
If you plan to buy a mobile handset, make sure that it has a valid International Mobile Equipment Id... \| Read..

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SMITH, AKSHAY SMITH
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