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College & cops pass poll test

A city college that had become a cauldron of ugly student politics witnessed a peaceful union election on Friday under the glare of a police contingent billed as the biggest for a campus poll. ... | Read..

‘Where were they then?’

The only loser in Friday’s peaceful election at Asutosh College was Souvik Hazra.... | Read..

Protest at South Point

Several parents held a demonstration at South Point High School as their children have not been allowed to study the Central ... | Read..

Nephew held for help murder

Sikandar Yadav had to pay with his life for turning down nephew Wakil’s proposal to rob his employers’ flat in Alipore, polic... | Read..

Govt cane code report in court

The school education department has suspended three teachers accused of torturing students physically and mentally. ... | Read..

Bike gangs loot fuel stations

Two armed gangs looted over Rs 1.85 lakh and valuables from a fuel station in south Calcutta and another on the fringes on Fr... | Read..

Maya can’t do what Mamata does

Satabdi film on change undergoes cuts after Trinamul plays censor

Mamata Banerjee may be an Opposition leader in real life but a Trinamul-dominated advisory panel on censorship won’t allow a ... | Read..

SPOT THE ODD ONE OUT: A student of Asutosh College makes her way through a ring of police personnel during the union election on Friday (Pradip Sanyal)