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News Headlines Archive
August 20, 2010
Miscellaneous
  • Lalgarh, a turf war among three Ms
  • One Maoist arrested
  • Truck driver caught between Mamata vs Left war
  • Cooch Behar residents to get sugar from Septemeber first week
  • Sunderbans tigers' prey 'die of shock'
  • West Bengal asked to hand over nine immigration checkposts
  • Nine spotted deer die in West Bengal
  • Punjab MLA visits driver accused of bid to kill Mamata
  • From Lalgarh to Munich, teen footballer makes journey of dreams
  • Scientists' team to visit Bengal drought-hit areas
  • Kolkata crafts Paul the Octopus in 22k gold
  • Census problems in Lalgarh
  • IIM-Calcutta goes green
  • Fire destroys Kolkata food-joint
  • Jamini Roy: A Rural Romance
  • Keep Presidency University free of Govt. control
  • Rights groups protest Bengal activist's arrest
  • Swami Agnivesh asks Maoists to give specific dialogue date
  • Durga Puja in Delhi may be scaled down affair: Organisers
  • Game, an unusual and gruesome Bengali movie
  • Rani Mukherjee is an animal activist
  • The Telegraph
  • Experts? brake heat on Gurjant
  • Delhi off Somnath list
  • Tribal lady harassed after illicit affair slur
  • Metro paves path for blind
  • Gift for Rakhi? Siblings just tech that
  • Red signals road chaos
  • Time key to dengue defence
  • Girl faints after teacher ?slap?
  • Township faces cave-in curse
  • Fast food stop on fire
  • Raids on drug dens round up 300
  • ?You share your birthday with...
  • What's on in town
  • Finally a pen to write, not sell
  • ?Insult? report to chancellor
  • Fabled fury few care to recall
  • Give & take to fast-track state
  • BJP asks for central probe into bank fraud
  • Erosion eats away 3 villages
  • Mob tries two for ?affair?
  • The Statesman
  • 5 BJP men held for vandalism
  • AIGL warns Centre against GJMM
  • All govt colleges, sans Presidency to come under single university
  • Blood flow dries up at state hospitals
  • Briefs
  • Camp to inspire budding scientists held at Visva Bharati
  • Cave-ins lead to traffic snarls
  • Internal feud in PCC exposed
  • KMC engineer roughed up by Trinamul man
  • No advancing of polls: CEC
  • PCB slaps fine on two hospitals over faulty waste segregation
  • State plans to move HC on CAT directive
  • Teachers want all govt colleges to come under single university
  • The inheritance of loss
  • Trinamul-led KMC board scraps Left’s independent counsels
  • briefs
  • Times of India
  • 'Dark horse' Mollah springs a surprise for Alimuddin
  • Red rebels in touch with Assam militants: MHA
  • Doesn't pay to be an MLA in Bengal
  • Govt may free 183 lifers on humanitarian grounds
  • Protest continues in Jalpaiguri over teacher recruitment
  • Maoist frontlines for all new cops in state
  • BJP men on the rampage over power tariff hike
  • Tribal woman locked up, molested
  • Govt college teachers demand new university
  • Citu strike likely to hit airport services next month
  • Indian Express
  • AIGL to discuss Gorkhaland, Tamang murder with Sonia
  • Environment activist gets interim bail
  • Mediclaim money proves elusive for KMC staff
  • Eight held after encounter in Salboni
  • Delay in payment, non-payment of compensation hits NREGS
  • 26 bighas missing from dumping ground, HC told
  • ?Trinamool chief? Mamata stands by statement on Azad
  • MCC, PWG divided over peace talks with Centre
  • CPM call for government stand on Maoist issue
  • Singur no longer important, says Buddha govt
  • Hindustan Times
  • Left govt mobilising illegal arms in West Bengal: Trinamool
  • Switch to heat-tolerant potato to save crop, say scientists
  • Agnivesh flays Naxal offer
  • Sports
  • Badminton: Sheshadri in quarterfinals
  • FPAI nominees announced
  • Chess: Mari Arul wins title