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News Headlines Archive

September 11, 2011
Miscellaneous
  • Bengal to vest 270 acres of JSW land at Salboni
  • Wipro keen to take part in Kolkata beautification drive
  • Crocodile kills tiger in Sunderbans' island
  • Bengal sheds its dilemma over ode to Tagore
  • Trinamool MLAs busy with social events, give political work a miss
    • Times of India
  • Gang loots valuables worth 2.5L
  • Stalker stabs cop's daughter in train
  • CPM man shot dead by bikers in New Town
  • After KMC, tax waiver in Salt Lake?
  • Engineering student in hospital after ragging, probe ordered
  • Smoke alarm at Kolkata airport
  • Last 'watchman' of city's grand old beauties
  • SAIL's Burnpur plant to start ops next June
  • Loan agent held for highway murders
  • Lavish spread for Dunlop shareholders
  • Community centre near Santiniketan
  • Cong protests 'TMC attacks'
  • State stares at 200-cr loss in solar energy
  • Change in plans to refurbish police hospital
  • Policeman's daughter stabbed by eve-teasers
  • Flyover ramp may trigger chaos
  • Kite-flying event to launch new tourism drive
  • Water Tax Imposed On The Sly
  • Ugly row over Star Theatre handover
  • Why were students taken to a rally, HC asks govt
  • A fest with diverse interests
  • Bagha Jatin's grandson to be in Writers'
  • Vijay Mallya to join La Marts in celebrating 176-yr-old ritual
  • Man held for 'getting son killed' by hired goon
  • Bratya: Rules to bar schoolkids from rallies soon
  • Jindal to meet CM over Salboni land
  • Rape charge against TMC leader
  • Move to eradicate child marriage
  • Chhatre acquitted after decade-long trial
  • Drive against emission test centres soon
  • 2 fire engines for Writers'
  • Aircraft snag, poor visibility disrupt operations at city airport
  • Stolen briefcase leads to bomb scare in Howrah
  • IT institute owner, driver shot dead
  • Chinese artefacts exhibition attract Kolkata residents
  • Schoolkids forced into political rally
  • Special court to hear cases of human rights violation
  • Airline loses honeymooners' gift bag
  • Undertrial flees from custody
  • RITES to prepare blueprint on St Blueprint for Digha makeover on the cards
  • Land row hits Teesta project
  • Bonus deal signed for tea garden workers
  • Six kids die within 24 hrs in Malda hospital
  • City hospital treats rare nerve disorder
  • HC admits petition on sale of property in central Kolkata
  • Students lock up teachers in school in school
  • State to withdraw Nandigram case from Supreme Court
  • Floods in Chhattisgarh disrupt train services
  • Cloud over KoPT's Sagar project
    • The Telegraph
  • Fried fish in Frisco
  • Next weekend you can be at ... Ghutiari Sharif
  • Tortuous train escape after ragging
  • Subba roots for separate state
  • Buddhas rebel and hill salvo
  • Robbers threaten to kill kid
  • 1 subject off syllabus
  • Girl stabbed in crowded station
  • Bus strike hits daily trade of Rs 10cr
  • Trader rescued after car breaks down
  • Perk up, AAI tells airline on new flight route
  • Darted, treated & released
  • Jumbo limps back to wild
  • Malda asks for baby care unit
  • Former rebels fast plan
    • Indian Express
  • Now, Bharati wants judicial probe into Madan Tamang murder case
  • Eve-teasers stab cops daughter
  • HC to hear plea on cops refusal to holding puja
  • Rajarhat trader shot dead
  • For the love of making idols
    • Hindustan Times
  • Mahasweta Devi hospitalised
  • HC notice to state on kids being taken for
  • 'Teesta Barrage Project to be commissioned as per schedule'
  • Binayak Sen welcomes Mamata's peace move with Maoists
  • Miffed Mamata drops out of Manmohan's Dhaka trip
  • Rebel Gorkha leader Chattrey Subba criticizes GTA
  • The invisible Maoist hand back in Bengal
  • Mahasweta Devi hospitalised
  • 'Teesta Barrage Project to be commissioned as per schedule'
  • Binayak Sen welcomes Mamata's peace move with Maoists
    • Sports
  • I-League versus AIFF battle intensifies
  • A day later, clubs refuse to toe AIFF’s line