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| Basu govt’s AMRI sweet deal |
| Lollipop of a lease, locked for 30 years |
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The Jyoti Basu government had handed over the Dhakuria land to AMRI in an unusual deal that locked the annual lease rent at Rs 9.94 lakh — 16 times less than the current market lease rate.
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| Updated: 15.45 hrs |
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| Kerala CM meets PM on Mullaperiyar issue |
| Updated: 15.30 hrs |
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| Man who made first call |
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| Muivah hints at 2012 relief |
| The NSCN (Isak-Muivah) may have missed the Christmas gift of a hammered out solution but Naga rebel leader Thuingaleng Muivah today did not rule out relief in the New Year. ... |
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| Cash-for-medals probe |
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| No fire law? Borrow a weak one |
| Eleven years after its formation, Jharkhand is still dependent on Bihar’s archaic and ineffective fire safety law and hence its watchdog department is a toothless tiger ... |
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Aren’t you ashamed after murdering so many people
Mamata Banerjee
to AMRI staff
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