A guide to Kolkata (Calcutta), West Bengal and Bengali culture.
News Headlines Archive
August 14, 2009
Miscellaneous
  • 19 positive swine flu cases in Bengal, 10 show symptoms
  • Audi plans showroom in Kolkata
  • Associated Broadcating buys 86% stake in Kolkata TV
  • Gandhi meets Santu in Kakababu adventures
  • Kolkata hotels swing into action to contain swine flu
  • Kolkata Fashion Week to kick off next month
  • West Bengal prepares blueprint for Lalgarh operation
  • Antique idols worth Rs 5.3 million seized in West Bengal
  • NGO providing IT training to visually-impaired in Kolkata
  • The Bong Disconnect - A new Bengali cinema...
  • Kolkata needs no reason to party
  • Phire Pete Chai’s premiere in Kolkata
  • The Telegraph
  • High tea calls rivals
  • Land dear, water dearer
  • Whiff of grudge in youth lynch
  • Order in parking chaos day after
  • Direct flight to Malaysia
  • 1 held for zoo theft
  • Street-smart police run parallel plazas
  • What's on in town
  •  You share your birthday with...
  • Hen turns cock: not cockamamie
  • Cop action cry against stick teachers
  • Spit teacher pleads for civic ticket
  • Talks to open garden fail
  • The Statesman
  • 3 suspected H1N1 cases
  • A historic opportunity
  • ABAVP ransacks molasses godowns
  • Anti-GJMM groups threaten agitation
  • BSNL slashes call rates
  • Buddha, Mollah in war of words
  • Chief Ministers role
  • Chinese analyses Scrutinise, dont shiver
  • Clerics arrest sparks off clashesin Kashmir
  • Crisis in BJP deepens
  • Currency template compromised: CBI 
  • DM slams PWD for slow work
  • Dabur eyes firms in Africa
  • Drug lords resort to fax
  • Drug trades get high on fax
  • Egypt cares for this mummy
  • Empty seats baffle engineering colleges
  • Empty seats baffle
  • Fisticuffs land student in hospital
  • Forward movement Towards a settlement in Darjeeling
  • Garbage set to mar I-Day celebrations
  • Ghost rumour haunts school, students flee
  • Ghost rumour scares away students
  • GoM to bail out airlines
  • HC forms body to probe Ishrat Jahan encounter
  • Health insurance for state BPLs
  • Health schemes get Cabinet nod
  • Heroin peddler held
  • I-day Maoist threat prompts red alert
  • ICC panel to discuss India row
  • Indecent proposal
  • India lose hockey Test
  • India put under religion watch list by US body
  • India, Asean sign FTA
  • Inflation at 3-decade low
  • International cricket will return to Wanderers
  • Kannada poets statue unveiled
  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
  • MPs likely to have greater role in NREGA implementation
  • Maoists, KLO float new party, pledge support
  • Mining scam probe an eyewash
  • Mixed luck for Indians
  • Mystery of the open spaces
  • NIA looking into nexus of NE politicians, officials, militants
  • Naga peace talks PM has to break impasse
  • New Pak connection in 26/11
  • Newborns suffer as oxygen regulators collapse
  • Nirvan Divas passes off peacefully
  • Over 100 Taliban killed in clashes
  • Padmini Rout aims for National A Chess
  • Pietersen out of ODIs too
  • Prison break: Dy jailor suspended
  • Pygmy hogs to be reintroduced in Garumara
  • Rain threatens transport, helps crops
  • Raj Bhavan library opens to all
  • Raj Bhavan turns a new leaf...
  • Search intensifies for missing ship
  • Security tightened for I-Day
  • Sensex up 498 points
  • Seven suspected Swine Flu cases surface
  • Sprinter makes state proud
  • Suspension & probe in jailbreak security
  • Swine Flu isolation ward now in Gangtok
  • TMCP to launch movement
  • Taiwan deploys extra troops as anger over rescue grows
  • Teacher recruitment impasse continues and grows
  • The rise of part-time Britain
  • Three held for EMI fraud
  • Trinamul alleges foul play in fire incident
  • Trinamul, Cong finalise alliance
  • Tusker runs amok, destroys crops in Dhupgiri
  • Two members of a family murdered
  • Watson enjoying new Ashes role
  • Women to box at 2012 Olympics
  • YSR wakes up to price rise woes
  • Yankees like what Chavez hates
  • Biz loses Rs 11,640 cr a year on poor service
  • Govts nod necessary forPervez arrest
  • No breathing space for Maoists
  • Sehwags doing well
  • Times of India
  • CEO toons
  • Finally, city gets 2nd flu isolation ward
  • Triple I-Day treat for Nadia
  • Our sons will be soldiers, say Gorkha war widows
  • Union Jack lowered 27 yrs after freedom
  • Talent or PR? Celebs bare their souls
  • CBSE plans aptitude tests from next year
  • Key player in IED racket held in Malda
  • Panic after Burrabazar godown fire
  • Club members lynch man in Bally
  • People not against acquisition for welfare
  • Kolkata’s date with fashion
  • Kolkata’s date with fashion
  • Kolkata needs no reason to party
  • A truly musical night for Kolkata
  • Raising a toast to WBNCCI
  • Indian Express
  • Swine flu panic grips city, Trivedi calls for restrain
  • City hotels leave no room for complacency
  • ‘Bengal to benefit most from Indo-ASEAN trade pact’
  • Artistes renew call to let Taslima stay in Kolkata
  • Four years after heist, robbers end in police net
  • Police covers every front on I-Day eve
  • Club members lynch youth for ‘theft’ in Bali
  • PM to meet Buddha on Aug 17
  • Party takes revamp pledge
  • Hindustan Times
  • His land, his vote, his voice
  • Bangla beat in the heart of Delhi thumps to a century this year
  • Sports
  • AIFF to get Rs. 25 crore in two instalments
  • Yakubu Shall Come, Dayoub To Stay - Subhash Bhowmick