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Choppy waters of Ajay, not police on toes, held back 2000-tonne coal pile

The police investigation into the haul of 2,000 tonnes of illegally mined coal at a Jamuria village in Asansol has revealed that it was to be sent to brick kilns in Birbhum and Murshidabad. ... | Read..

Nandigram murder heat on Lakshman

A woman today identified a skeleton found in a septic tank near Nandigram as that of her husband and lodged an FIR accus ... | Read..

Officer who turned a blind eye

The officer in charge of Asansol’s Jamuria police station has come under the scanner following Sunday night’s ... | Read..

Dunlop notice

The Dunlop management last night put up a notice in its Sahagunj factory saying it wanted to take “unusable raw material ... | Read..

Baby death finger at govt doctor

The mother of a woman whose baby died a day after birth at a Krishnagar hospital has blamed a local doctor for the death in ... | Read..

Lakshman Seth
Nandigram murder heat on Lakshman