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News Headlines Archive

June 24, 2011
Miscellaneous
  • Tatas swear by the name of West Bengal, but will they have a second thought?
  • Mamata has UK support: High Commissioner
  • Red corner notice soon against Madan Tamang's killer
  • CPI (M) worker hacked to death
  • Will Mamata keep promise?
  • Calcutta High Court calls for report on pilferage at Singur site
  • Left at the Crossroads: The last communist Brahmins
  • Aamir to shoot for Sourav's KBC
  • Tagore loved Russia till his dying day
  • Mamata - the new leader
  • Feluda team is back after jungles trip
  • Ready for a ride with Tapas?
  • Shaheb's on a learning spree
    • Times of India
  • City teens fall prey to solvent abuse
  • Cops identify girls in trader murder case
  • Tuition fee waiver for poor JEE candidates
  • Injured telly actors found unconscious on Tollygunge road
  • Mob chases 'cheat' to police outpost
  • West Bengal govt takes control of Singur Nano factory
  • Eight arrested for robbing marriage party
  • 15 injured in Malda college clash, cashier arrested
  • IT forum submits list to govt for Sector V facelift
  • Art workshop on the river
  • Trafficked girls rescued from E Midnapore
  • APDR demands release of political prisoners
  • Quizzed in land-grab case, CPM leader hangs self
  • Abducted businessman rescued by joint AP-Assam police team
  • Land reclaim for Sagar port soon
  • Police seeking money: Rape victim kin
  • State mulls engg seats sans JEE
  • Transporter's murder seems planned: Cops
  • Have industry only if farmers wish
  • Singapore govt to launch Netaji biography in July
    • The Telegraph
  • Rule no bar to drink at all-night dens
  • RPF to take over Metro security
  • Probe into Metro assault cry
  • Duo slashed for tease protest
  • X-ray eyes for Metro
  • You share your birthday with...
  • Auditorium cries out for care
  • Rider to tech entry norm
  • Boost for copyright lobby
  • Garden pollutant closed
  • Process of land return wont stop: Partha
  • Cong backs Singur act, legislative council plan
  • Villager held for theft
  • Core group to boost party
  • Students clash over admission bribe
  • Trinamul links SMC budget to civic posts
  • Japan crores for forest projects
  • Bus collision kills three
  • Railways rule out rule bar
  • MLA storms corruption den
  • Scam slur on school head, FIR lodged
  • Deb target in CPM suicide
  • Plea to upgrade medical college
    • Indian Express
  • No action against 91% doctors in negligence cases, reveals RTI query
  • HC gives CBI a month to track down Tamang killer
  • UK aid agency to continue operations in Bengal
  • Fee waiver scheme may fail to give relief to poor students
  • Nothing costly found at Singur, say officials
  • Tatas claim loot at Singur site, HC seeks report from govt
  • Workers of closed units to get job skills
  • Putting up notices at night not right: BJP
  • Forward Bloc backs govt, slams Tatas
  • From next year, HS marks can also land you in engg college
  • For land bank, govt depts told to list unused land
  • Soon, state to get 20 all-women police stations
  • Govt knocks World Bank door to give new life to ITIs
    • Hindustan Times
  • Nicole Tamang murder accused in Nepal, CBI tells HC
  • Report sought on 'pilferage' from Tata's plant
  • Tata Motors accuses Left govt of lawlessness
  • Singur celebrates plant closure
  • HC directs Tata Motors to serve notice on Bengal govt
  • Bengal pushes on with land return
  • Darjeeling to get new off display breeding center endangered Himalayan animals
  • Nicole Tamang murder accused in Nepal, CBI tells HC
  • Report sought on 'pilferage' from Tata's plant
  • West Bengal gets 27% hike from plan panel
    • Sports
  • Contrasting wins for East Bengal and JCT
  • India's football jewel PK Banerjee turns 75