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Missing victim’s kin rue compensation gap

Pranab Samanta, 66, wonders how the Supreme Court’s award of compensation yesterday for the Nandigram police firing victims will help his family.... | Read..

Dole decision ‘before order’

The state government today said it had taken the decision to pay compensation to those injured in the Nandigram police f ... | Read..

MLA widow forsaken by ‘equal-rights’ sons

The 76-year-old widow of a former MLA is running from pillar to post to find a place in her own home from where she was ... | Read..

Wives appeal for release

The wives of intelligence branch inspector Partha Biswas and his friend Saumajit Basu, who were abducted by suspected Ma ... | Read..

Firm power supply cut

Durgapur Projects Limited today disconnected power supply to a central government-owned company because of non-payment o ... | Read..

MMS drives student to suicide

An engineering student has committed suicide after her boyfriend purportedly circulated a video clip of their private mo ... | Read..

Nov. 20 date for state AMU

Pranab Mukherjee will lay the foundation for a centre of the Aligarh Muslim University in Murshidabad’s Jangipur on ... | Read..

Pranab and his wife Saraswati, whose son Subrata is missing since the March 14, 2007, police firing, at their home in Nandigram on Thursday. Telegraph picture
Missing victim’s kin rue compensation gap