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Lessons learnt & unlearnt

A two-member committee headed by a former cabinet secretary, Ram Pradhan, had made several recommendations after assessing the police response to the 26/11 carnage in 2008. The Telegraph runs the recommendations against the emergency response on Wednesday when three bombs went off, killing 18 people.

Status: Land for the base allotted in Mumbai’s western suburbs but little else done. ... | Read..

Rs 9000 insult after death

The brother of Prabhat Nayek, an East Midnapore native killed in Wednesday’s blasts in Mumbai, today alleged he had to pay Rs 9,000 to police to get the body out of ... | Read..

Extra cover for stations

Security has been beefed up at railway stations around the state in the wake of the Mumbai serial blasts. ... | Read..

Hill deal to be signed in Pintail

A milestone agreement aimed at creating the autonomous Gorkhaland Territorial Administration (GTA) and bringing peace to Darjeeling is scheduled to be signed in Pintail, a cl ... | Read..

Last-minute give & take

Last-mile negotiations appear to have ironed out “a few” outstanding points in the Darjeeling deal. ... | Read..

Architectural turning point

Chief minister Mamata Banerjee today flagged off a project that promises to build an architectural landmark on an aesthetic scale not seen in the country perhaps since Jaw ... | Read..

A student watches a teacher at the Antonio Da Silva High School, a stone’s throw from the blast site at Dadar in Mumbai. The school’s wall runs behind the bus shelter where the bomb was placed. The institute’s main entrance is a few metres from the bus stop. The school, which reopened on Friday, had given over on Wednesday around 6pm, less than an hour before the bomb went off. No students were at the bus stop as they had hurried home because of rain. (AP picture)
Lessons learnt & unlearnt

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Rupert Murdoch
on the phone hacking

Hunt for clues in email, scooter
Security agencies are following up on an email a Noida-based Hindi news channel received about ... | Read..

Small car lottery for small family
If the four-seat Nano seemed to obliquely imply the “hum do hamare do” slogan, ... | Read..

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Breadearner at 13, leg lost to bomb
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North Bengal	More..
Siliguri busy like any other day
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The modern Hazare
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Vilasrao new MCA chief
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Brooks quits over hacking scandal
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Tussle over role in black money probe
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A world ends with a bang
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Student gangraped in Dimna
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Assam education on revamp mode
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Orissa	More..
Parents cry foul in woman's death
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