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MONSTERS

NIGHT OF SCREAMS DAY OF SHOCK

An express train was thrown off tracks and rammed by an oncoming goods train in Maoist-active West Midnapore at 1.25am on Friday, triggering Bengal’s worst train tragedy blamed on an act of subversion. ... | Read..

Bomb scare on railway tracks, train services affected

Updated May 29, 2010 16.40 hrs (IST)

Five small crude bombs along with some crackers were today found lying along the tracks near Jharsuguda in Orissa today, triggering a bomb scare and ... | Read..

Appeals judge lifts ban on Malik, says he's a changed man

Updated May 29, 2010 14.00 hrs (IST)

A Pakistan Cricket Board-appointed appeals judge today lifted the one-year ban on former captain Shoaib Malik, saying the all-rounder, accused of being a ”negative i ... | Read..

Curbs on trains in Kharagpur belt

The Jnaneswari Express tragedy has prompted the railways to suspend the movement of passenger trains in the Kharagpur-Rourkela and Kharagpur-Adra sections of South Easter ... | Read..

Target SP, blast kills commando

Maoists triggered a landmine blast today to target Palamau superintendent of police, killing one of his commandos and injuring two others who were leading the way to a ma ... | Read..

The derailed Jnaneswari Express at Rajabandh in West Midnapore. Picture by Amit Datta
MONSTERS

God saved me twice in two minutes
Anthony Gomez
who climbed out of a bogie that was hit later by a goods train

‘I saw men walking towards the track with sledgehammers’
Ratan Mahato could not sleep because of the oppressive heat. ... | Read..

Sabotaged and squashed
Suspected Maoist sabotage today derailed a Mumbai-bound train from Howrah, causing five coaches ... | Read..

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Toll forces Maoists on back foot
The enormity of today's rail tragedy and its all-round condemnation of the act of terror forced Mao... \| Read..

Calcutta	More..
Thrust and parry in politics of tragedy
Terror struck 136km from Writers' Buildings with 48 hours to go for the municipal polls, lending an ... \| Read..

Bengal	More..
Where nawabs keep the home fires burning
This is where India's modern history was born; where the country was lost to the British. Here, the ... \| Read..

North Bengal	More..
Cellphone and video footage clue to killers
Sleuths probing the murder of ABGL chief Madan Tamang are relying on telephone numbers and video cl... \| Read..

Opinion	More..
Get set, Goh
Had he been aware of it, Goh Keng Swee, who was cremated last Sunday, would have been delighted when... \| Read..

Sports	More..
No end to Howard's sleepless nights
John Howard is realising that becoming Australia's Prime Minister, in 1996, was easier than trying ... \| Read..

International	More..
80 killed after armed Taliban terrorists storm minority sect's mosques in Lahore
Gunmen attacked two mosques of a minority community with assault rifles, suicide vests and hand gren... \| Read..

Business	More..
IOC float hinges on fuel pricing
Indian Oil Corporation's plan to launch a follow-on public offer (FPO) will depend on the governmen... \| Read..

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Lift kara de!
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