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Derailed this time: Metro boss

Mamata cites health grounds

The Metro Railway general manager has been relieved of his post on “health grounds”, two days after a derailment that was described by Mamata Banerjee as a “chhoto ghatana (minor incident)”. ... | Read..

Selective shutdown of fans spills out

Metro Railway had shut down fans that blow fresh air into the tunnel, the outgoing general manager said today hours after The Telegraph reported such a move might have pl ... | Read..

Man U gets its U-turn man

Wayne Rooney and his advisers performed not so much an about-face as a complete about-farce this week. ... | Read..

Dark lump of delight

The chatter in blogosphere has started to reach a crescendo. ... | Read..

Centre team aghast at Palamau neglect

A national team visiting the Palamau Tiger Reserve has castigated Jharkhand for not being serious about its upkeep, citing stark mismanagement and a severe staff crunch a ... | Read..

Derailed this time: Metro boss

How can the Supreme Court of India use the word ‘keep’ in the 21st century against a woman?
Indira Jaisingh
additional solicitor-general

Ayodhya surprise
When Italian academic Stefano Allievi heard about Allahabad High Court upholding the disputed s ... | Read..

‘Oasis’ wetter than Sahara on moon
The moon, at least at the bottom of a deep, dark cold crater near its south pole, seems to be w ... | Read..

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Nation	More..
Singh shoots down Maoist poverty excuse
Poverty cannot be used as an excuse to challenge the authority of the country, Prime Minister Manmo... \| Read..

Calcutta	More..
Rifles to drive faulty rakes
Heightened platform security seems to be Metro Railway's answer to the lack of basic track safety. \| Read..

Bengal	More..
A divine task cut out for CPM
Forget dialectical materialism. It is time to take a crack at dialectical spiritualism and separate... \| Read..

Bihar	More..
Flights go here, there, haywire
Smooth take-off doesn't necessarily mean happy landing. Around 170 passengers of two different flig... \| Read..

North Bengal	More..
Attach drive to stall CBI handover
The promptness shown by Darjeeling police to attach the properties of absconders in the Madan Taman... \| Read..

Opinion	More..
Cricket and consolation
On the morning of Monday, October 11, the fate of the state government in Karnataka hung in the bala... \| Read..

Sports	More..
No offer as yet from counsel
Till Friday evening, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) hadn't received a "compromise... \| Read..

International	More..
US offers Pak army $2bn aid
Even as the Obama administration moved to stop training and aiding Pakistani army units that have k... \| Read..

Business	More..
Taxman slaps notice on Vodafone
The government today asked Vodafone to pay Rs 11,218 crore in taxes within a month for the acquisit... \| Read..

Entertainment	More..
Grin Grin Gore
'Compared to the violence in Rakht Charitra, the violence in Company will look like family function... \| Read..

Orissa	More..
Markets on fire in festive season
Vegetable prices have started soaring in the markets of the capital as many Oriyas turn vegetarian ... \| Read..