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News Headlines Archive

September 25, 2012
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
  • Trio held for snatching, bike gang roams free
  • Man shot dead by assailants on a bike
  • Deoghar stampede claims 2 from state
  • Left, Congress attack govt on crime spurt
  • Body found on EM Bypass
  • Denied Ganga meet, Uma Bharati slams government
  • Eye surgeon asked to pay 3lakh compensation
  • Contemporary today, classic tomorrow?
  • VB protest greets Polish team
  • CPM leaders arrested on murder charge
  • Congress, CPM join hands in Howrah
  • Get set for the 7D magic
  • Car sales stall on road-tax bump, rituals
  • Doctors attach worker's severed arm
  • Economy in red, but city to get fresh coat of blue
  • Parts of Rajarhat in Salt Lake 'corporation'?
  • No leash on auto-cracy on the streets
  • St Xavier's wants private varsity status, fully aided by govt
  • Buddha Trail to enthral tourists
  • Assembly to keep a watch on KMC audit figures
  • 275 port workers to be sacked at Haldia
  • Nancy Powell may have discussed FDI with Mamata
  • Ex-cop thrashed for taking on reckless auto driver
  • Mangroves tigers under threat?
  • Woman escapes from abductors' clutches, rescued
  • State to celebrate tourism day on September 27
  • Giving shape to folk dreams
  • Trinamool to step up FDI heat in Delhi
  • Seven injured in Cong-TMC clash
  • Make a film on Swami Vivekananda's life: Ramakrishna Mission to Gautam Ghose
  • Bike gang remains untraced
  • Shower spoils Puja shopping
  • Body dumped near Writers'
  • Man beats pregnant wife to death
  • Kolkata to host Goutam Ghose film fest
  • Kalighat temple mess cleaned up by college girls
  • Where angels fear to tread
  • Shantytowns thrive, turn into crime hubs
  • Bengal government organises roadshow to highlight the financial hub in Rajarhat
  • Will Congress form the new opposition?
  • Tea workers demand Puja bonus parity
  • Trinamool, CPM clash in Burdwan, one killed
  • Quota for varsity lower subordinate staff
  • 4 of family killed in accident
  • College principal, professor assaulted
  • Kolkata school principals to embark on Turkey trip
  • Welfare schemes may take a back seat in political tussle
  • Mamata Banerjee's pretty-Kolkata project in peril
  • Locals stall widening of NH-34 over compensation
  • TMC, Cong coalition intact in Malda
    • The Telegraph
  • Dengue diagnosis: a failure to learn
  • Fire and ice existence
  • Sunny surprise after rain and thunder
  • Auto drivers elude cops
  • Plea by AMRI victims kin
  • Three homes in a locality robbed
  • Meaty challenge to fast food favourite
  • You share your birthday with...
  • Staff crunch threat to jail security
  • Phone snatched from lady
  • Sex education a no-no
  • Courtesy call with security in mind
  • Govt eye on BEd course fee
  • ID card must for stay in Digha
  • CM scurry on rural poll work
  • Mamata plans Delhi protest
  • Trinamul bats for berths
  • A Barfi bridge in Darjeeling? Possible
    • Indian Express
  • Mamata to take her anti-FDI protest march to Delhis Jantar Mantar
  • US envoy meets Mamata in FDI backdrop
  • After Trinamools exit, rail blockade begins in Bengal
  • Cong-Trinamool clash over privilege motion
  • Didi gives Pranabs son a free run
  • Assembly passes college teacher recruitment Bill
  • FDI conundrum: Voices from Business community
  • Mamata first supported Maoists, then did U-turn after becoming CM
  • Suvaprasanna rejects NUJS post offered by govt
  • Contempt plea against Mamata withdrawn
  • English tips from Oxford
  • Glimpse into the future
  • US tutors on Kolkata recce
    • Hindustan Times
  • Decongesting Kolkatas streets
  • Mamata toughens stance, Cong says UPA govt not in trouble
  • Congress ministers skip Mamata's Cabinet meeting
  • Forcible enforcement of bandh will not be allowed: Mamata
  • 'Little difference between orange and red'
  • Stars kick start 2-day film fest at Presidency
  • City docs fix severed arm of Jamshedpur factory worker
  • Police fail to nab rogue auto drivers
  • Air India plans to debut Dreamliner in Kolkata soon
  • Mamata to target Cong bastions in panchayat polls
    • Sports
  • I-League versus AIFF battle intensifies
  • A day later, clubs refuse to toe AIFF’s line