A guide to Kolkata (Calcutta), West Bengal and Bengali culture.
News Headlines Archive
April 15, 2008
Miscellaneous
  • Bengal celebrates New Year with panache
  • Train to Dhaka
  • Villagers disrupt inaugural run of India-Bangladesh train service
  • With Basu in mind, Karat sets politburo stage in Kolkata
  • Transsexuals to find a temporary shelter in Kolkata
  • "Lalu brought about magical turnaround"
  • A journey through the mangrove forest of Bengal
  • Bengalis call for quick reconciliation
  • Hearing today on SLP against Singur acquisition
  • 'CPI-M to discuss Subhas issue if Basu raises it in Politburo'
  • Lahiri's 'Unaccustomed Earth' among US bestseller
  • 'I can afford to experiment with my roles at this age'- Indrani Haldar
  • Potato farmers struck by distress sale
  • The Statesman
  • KMC drags feet, project incomplete
  • Satellite education comes to city
  • Man shot dead, Sushil Pal killer aides suspected
  • Passport fraud
  • Child gets his smile back, thanks to Gandhi
  • A different health care story
  • Sarba Shiksha Abhiyan funds misused?
  • Woman washed away in river saving
  • New look for airport immigration officials
  • Mob storms hospital after body swap
  • A month gone, trader still missing
  • Man shot dead, Sushil Pal killer aides suspected
  • Sarbasiksha Abhiyan funds misused?
  • Ancient idols discovered during NREGA project
  • Of hard times and bleak houses...
  • Power supply hit in 5 districts
  • CPM pays grudging tribute to intellectuals
  • MCI may review student-teacher ratio
  • Yechury bats for Jyoti Basu
  • Teacher shortage derails school education policy
  • Train to Dhaka after 4 decades
  • ARD dept slips on the milky ways of Bhagirathi Milk Union
  • The Telegraph
  • Water only for an hour
  • Port story unfolds in warehouse
  • Green light for aviary
  • What's on in town
  • CU posts await party nod
  • Norm flout stifles Anwar Shah Road
  • Crooks and cops, hand in hand
  • 10 years to CMC pension
  • Twin boons for JEE
  • ENT hospital to open in May
  • 14-yr boy with gun? Police ask
  • Road mishaps claim two
  • Chitpur comes alive in photographs
  • Girl gang held for flat burglary
  •  You share your birthday with...
  • Easier payment of property tax
  • Bail blow to mother
  • Wild call for Dooars visitors
  • Worry over cable holes on road
  • Raids reveal blast suspects
  • Mango farms wait for rain
  • Kharba bypoll result by 1pm
  • Congress protest shuts school
  • Doctor on call and medical unit for Bagdogra fliers
  • Bonds saw bullets but kept mum
  • Sikkim govt trains gun on Dzongu march
  • Salt & rice meal for naughty kids
  • Times of India
  • 100-year ticket stumps Railway
  • Pollution shrivels, kills trees
  • Body swap: Autopsy fails to convince family
  • Court's LPG order has restaurants in a fix
  • Gang of eunuchs nabbed for New Alipore burglary
  • Train unites hearts across borders
  • School switches off AC to toughen up kids, save power
  • Truck runs over cyclist
  • Body swap ruckus at MR Bangur Hospital
  • Maitree Express tracks history
  • Indian Express
  • Markets flout fire norms, no lessons learnt from Nandaram
  • Intellectuals in Kolkata want Opposition to unite against CPM
  • Missing prisoner found inside jail drain
  • Govt to support children of imams who want to go for higher studies
  • Number of aspirants down to half, cracking JEE may prove a cakewalk this year
  • SC to Tata Motors: reply in 2 weeks
  • All-women gang of thieves busted with arrest of 10
  • Jewellery missing from body, kin ransack hospital
  • SUCI leader’s last letter put cops in dilemma
  • German Art School to tie up with city film school
  • Semesters: UGC suggests, university deliberates, system takes a test
  • Maitree raises hope to open trade route
  • Cong: Defer withdrawal of nominations by a day
  • CPM at arm’s length, Bloc outs own election booklet
  • May the Nepal King come out of these troubled times, prays his Kolkata priest
  • Asian Age
  • Cong cries foul over CPM threat
  • 2 die, 3 hurt in road mishaps
  • Eunuch-led women gang held
  • ESI patients end hungerstrike
  • City-based pharmacy to set up retail chains
  • Sudden rain cools city after hot day
  • City-based pharmacy to set up retail chains
  • Info CDs to ensure fair JEE exams
  • Agriculture meeting
  • Hindustan Times
  • 'Moitree Express' stopped by protesters
  • After 43 years, a train to Dhaka
  • 10 time bombs recovered, 3 held in W Bengal
  • Song of the road
  • Lahiri's new book is NYT's bestseller
  • Sports
  • Ganguly breaks into top 20
  • IPL ticket fever spreading fast
  • Subhas, Sukhwinder need AFC licence