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Centre seeks report from state and CRPF

The Union home ministry has asked both the state government and the CRPF headquarters for an explanation of the MP-officer standoff in Nandigram.... | Read..

Gone, but Raj will be back

Around 10.30 this morning, Alok Raj stopped at a roadside dhaba to get his breakfast packed on the way to Calcutta to catch ... | Read..

Seth claims party shield

Lakshman Seth claimed today that the party was behind him. ... | Read..

Alok who? Nobody molested me, says woman

A woman whose signed complaint to police accused CRPF officer Alok Raj of molestation has distanced herself from the allegat ... | Read..

Pothole breaks car in CM convoy

Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee got a taste of Bengal’s roads when the front axle of his spare, bullet-proof Ambassador bro ... | Read..

Sick unit rejig resumes

The second phase of restructuring of Bengal’s public sector enterprises kicked off today with the government decidi ... | Read..

Tata flight fear brings govt back to land acquisition

Faced with the prospect of a Tata project going out of the state, the Bengal government is considering invoking the land ... | Read..

CRPF constable Dimple Sharma, who was allegedly assaulted by the Nandigram OC, Debashish Chakraborty