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News Headlines Archive
August 19, 2009
Miscellaneous
  • Four suspected Maoists arrested in Lalgarh region
  • 4 new multiplexes in next 6 months
  • Hiring activity in Kolkata down 3 per cent in July
  • 56 confirmed swine flu cases in West Bengal
  • One caught for trying to poach deer from park
  • Bengal not facing a drought-like situation : Minister
  • Shutdown affects life in three West Bengal districts
  • Steam engine chugs down the memory lane in Kolkata
  • Movietime Cineplex to launch multiplex in Kolkata
  • Software engineer found dead in London hotel
  • Tollywood heroine to join Trinamool Congress
  • Fantastic Feluda
  • Love story: Aarekti Premer Galpo
  • The Telegraph
  • Trinamul resists DVC wall
  • Error in team selection: Bose
  • Tease trio elude cops
  • They make & break road rules
  • Move to legalise PhD admissions
  • Rain balm on power cuts
  • Man surrenders in murder case
  • What's on in town
  •  You share your birthday with...
  • Wait-and-watch for flu & flight
  • Timber ban threatens forest pay & green
  • Talks to reopen Tata Tea garden ends in deadlock
  • Trinamul keeps Spit Sir hope alive
  • 5-yr-old Nepal boy rescued
  • Kidnap charge unfair: Morcha
  • The Statesman
  • A benign legacy, albeit colonial
  • A sacred river is being killed
  • ADM asked to earmark land for girls hostel
  • Action, not words, needed
  • Agriculture minister unfazed by complaints, walks out
  • An area of darkness
  • Army on alert to check river erosion
  • Australia, China ties hit new low
  • BSNL strike to hit services
  • Bengal differs on drought
  • Bomb hoax at City Centre
  • Borrowings not to spike interest rate
  • Braveheart foils kidnap bid
  • Breaking the nano-barrier
  • By low margin but confident of win
  • By low margin, but candidates confident of win
  • CIDs chosen wing set for spruce-up
  • CM demands central forces to fight Naxals
  • Call to rlys for curb on H1N1 in dists
  • Catalysts we cant do without
  • Chamling pledges to follow Central security directives
  • Chunk of concrete collapses, traders injured
  • Coal supply to NTPC disrupted
  • Cooks agitate, fear retrenchment
  • DDCA faces revolt
  • Destitute lies untreated, police pay no heed
  • Education & employment
  • Egyptian mummy just got younger
  • End terror for talks, Pak told
  • Fake jobs promised with the Railways
  • First Amino Acid On A Comet Discovered
  • Flu pandemic alert in district
  • Flu shuts city school
  • Four Congress leaders file nominations for SMC polls
  • Fresh clashes in Hooghly, Trinamul supporter injured in police firing
  • Fresh row over acquisition
  • GJMM leaders framed in marijuana case
  • Govt fixes timeframe for divestment
  • Health dept to close down blood banks
  • ICC destroying cricket to protect India, says Richard Hadlee
  • IIT-Bombay is here
  • India Incs hiring activity up 1.3%
  • India looking for hat trick
  • Intuc calls transport strike in N Dinajpur
  • Iran ready for unconditional nuclear talks
  • Iraq war would end in 2011: Obama
  • Islanders flourish
  • Jaswant unfazed by criticism
  • Jaswants incomplete truth
  • Lalu meets Sonia, targets Nitish on Bihar drought
  • Lax V-B likely to miss world heritage tag
  • Looking for Hawking Radiation
  • Maha leaders fight over files
  • Metro workers demonstration
  • Mines scam: Ministry for departmental probe
  • Mutual funds assets cross Rs 7-lakh crore
  • Naveen harps on old issues in Delhi
  • No proposal on farm debt waiver: Pranab
  • No respite for Flintoff
  • No smooth ride, this
  • Oh dear! Its a deer now...
  • Oh dear! Monkey business with deer now
  • PHE goof-up costs state Rs 54 crore
  • PM has realised threat from Pak, says Advani
  • Pakistan arrests Taliban spokesman Maulvi Omar
  • Peoples involvement needed
  • Picture of blight
  • Police stations come up along NH
  • Politics: Rhetoric and reality
  • Port pushes for laying of rail tracks
  • Port shift from Kirtania to Chaumukh
  • Posco promises development
  • RSS favours younger leadership for BJP
  • Rajes men suspended
  • Rural banks to get fresh capital
  • Secret Whispers for Independence Cup
  • Sibal proposal on Class X
  • Sikkim traffic gets into the act
  • Skills & prospects
  • Sougata bats for airport revamp
  • Spencers on expansion spree
  • Students assault teacher, FIR lodged
  • Students take to streets, fight for college cause
  • Suri techie found dead in London
  • Swine Flu pandemic alert in Haldia, Digha
  • Thackeray slams Jaswant for praising Jinnah
  • The PTTI fiasco
  • Threat to ecosystem irks Manmohan
  • Time not ripe for Presidency autonomy
  • Tunisian teacher pregnant with 12 babies
  • V-B might lose out on world heritage tag
  • Verdict clears juntas path to election
  • Windies leave out stars
  • Women win over mighty Mahanadi
  • Centre cannot be blamed for Dehra Dun turmoil
  • Tit for tat is not a solution
  • Times of India
  • Parsi community marks Navroz
  • No butter in markets, wait may stretch to Oct
  • Twin tasks for CPM: Purge rot, get new blood
  • Varsity plan faces acquisition hurdle
  • Maoists' ransack CPM office
  • Deadline for hospitals to set up flu wards
  • 7 hurt in clash at Andal plant
  • Yash murder suspect surrenders
  • Techie death: Family still in dark
  • SINP scientist poisons self
  • Anniversary celebrations in Kolkata
  • Anniversary celebrations in Kolkata
  • Foodies freak out
  • Kolkata’s date with fashion
  • Kolkata needs no reason to party
  • Indian Express
  • Buddha, Gandhi find peace at swearing-in, others stay off
  • 4 pvt hospitals to open isolation wards
  • Feverish fears swamp ID hospital
  • Again, Bengal plays truant at key Delhi meet
  • Land acquisition bid for power plant raises heat in Burdwan, villagers torch police jeeps
  • Trinamool, CPM cadres clash in Hooghly; Birbhum remains tense
  • Villagers as informers spoiling Lalgarh action
  • Testing times over for 2,800 lecturers: State works around UGC decree
  • Mastermind surrenders before court
  • Hapless family says no word from authorities, awaits autopsy report
  • ICSE to centralise evaluation system
  • Teachers, students gather for a different Assembly
  • Pressure on lonely Buddha, party steps up call for his No 2
  • After fight, the flight: CPM winds up offices
  • Ansari sentence: Threat letters to Calcutta HC judges
  • Nuclear scientist ‘dies by poison’, probe on
  • Hindustan Times
  • Red signal in Malda, embankment in danger
  • IIT-KGP leads the way, sets up medical school
  • Sports
  • Deep beats Girinath, in joint lead
  • India aiming for an encore
  • 'Unhappy' Bhutia has a lot on his mind
  • Stands named after Bhutia, PK, Chuni
  • CAB takes a dig at Raja
  • Rohan happy to be back