A guide to Kolkata (Calcutta), West Bengal and Bengali culture.
News Headlines Archive
August 26, 2009
Miscellaneous
  • Fulhar river flood affects 30,000 people in West Bengal
  • West Bengal sees 10 pct rice output drop
  • Aila victims face neglect three months later
  • India crusader plans Green party
  • Bengal deep-sea port project a state issue
  • Bandh continues in three West Bengal districts
  • Photo exhibition showcasing 128-year-old past of heritage railway in Darjeeling
  • Abani Roy's resignation to be discussed by RSP
  • Mother Teresa's 99th birthday observed
  • Indraneil's amazing grace?
  • Kajol refuses Aparna Sen’s offer
  • The Telegraph
  • Maoists slay CPM leader
  • Race reopens for Mamata’s rail job
  • Proletariat shatters boardroom class ceiling
  • Party attack on station
  • Girl dies in hostel horror
  • Unlettered last year, teacher now
  • Boy in hospital for black trousers
  • Teachers protest pay hike delay
  • ‘I thought it was like the 9/11 attack’
  • Calamity streets claim limbs
  • ‘Victim’ Modi argues his case
  • Writers’ stick and salve on Vedic Village officials
  • Court axe on road-hog pandal
  • Court boost for scan on private ‘tribunal’
  • Clash, calendar spark campus agitation
  • Student’s body found in Hooghly
  • Road mishaps claim two lives
  • What's on in town
  •  You share your birthday with...
  • Father lost arm but saved son
  • Croak to sell Chilapata
  • Children rally for beloved maths Sir
  • State sleeps over teacher honour panel
  • Finger at guard for throwing disabled man out of train
  • Surgeries pile up for want of specialist docs
  • UK techie body sent home
  • Boy falls to death from school roof
  • NBU push to campus launch
  • Doc ‘hits’ hubby for shift protest
  • Bidi, Barack hand in hand
  • Abducted Kurseong engineer rescued
  • Morcha adds to Aila aid list
  • The Statesman
  • 11 miners dead in China blast
  • 42 injured in Thailand car bomb explosion
  • ADAGs rejoinder
  • AI promises to pay salary on time
  • Akram interview set for 30 August
  • Amar invites Jaswant to SP
  • Appointment irregularities found in V-B
  • Army band to participate in military music festival
  • Atal was thwarted over Modi exit, reveals Shourie
  • Australia will move on all right
  • BJD men shot dead at Hinjli
  • Before the ride, comes the hellway
  • Benefits exist, not exercised
  • Benefits for workers exist, but not exercised
  • Biz Briefs
  • Buddha stops elaborate servings in Cabinet meet
  • CCTV cameras are this efficient... only
  • CRPF jawans injured in bee attack
  • Cairn to start pumping oil this week
  • Charges awaited
  • Chavan, deputy lock horns over Mantralaya project
  • China with Pakistan for peaceful N-energy use
  • Civic body protest against EO
  • Clash between students unions, several injured
  • Double suicide
  • ECL mine caught adulterating coal
  • Ex-RSS chief on Jinnahs other side
  • Gandhis man to be honoured by Governor
  • Gandhis man to be honoured
  • Going about on crutches after Test sunset
  • Govt to file petition in SC
  • India require victory
  • India, UNIDO launch projects
  • Inside CIAs interrogation programme
  • Jaitley promises fair selection
  • Jewellery dacoit nabbed
  • Karzai, rival set for photo finish?
  • Khan plotting demolition of India
  • Lebanon held
  • Mafias have access to weapons, cop helmets found from resort
  • Maoists on rampage
  • Metro losing out on trust?
  • Mobile phone staff lose lakhs to six robbers
  • Nalco gears up for Maharatna status
  • OAS officers on cease-work from 27 Aug
  • Operators may have to share spectrum
  • PIL sought for mining scam
  • PM keen on stable neighbourhood
  • Panchayat quota on way out?
  • Passengers pay with arms in battle of buses
  • Pay cheer for Central employees
  • Ragging: Ire over inaction
  • SC status for Dalit Christians urged
  • SC stays Delhi HC order to disclose Volcker report before CIC
  • Semenya sounds wake-up call
  • Shootout win for Mohammedan SC
  • South Africa will offer the true test
  • Sri Lankans apprehend Kiwi backlash
  • State boards for class X exams
  • Student unrest flares up
  • Super Flash for Cup
  • Swamped with Swine Flu swabs
  • Swine Flu toll rises to 76
  • Tackling rain failure top task: Pranab
  • Teacher on hunger strike for pay
  • Teacher on hunger strikes for pay
  • Top reformists, Khatami aides put on trial
  • Villagers lock gram panchayat office
  • BJD trying to divert attention from scam
  • Sign of god draws crowd
  • Times of India
  • Green crusader to launch party
  • Hilsa selling at Rs 1,200-1,600/kg in Kolkata
  • Man arrested with hundreds of govt files
  • Trinamool-bashing by Cong leaders at city meet
  • HC raps puja organiser over illegal construction
  • Durga Puja 2009: Eye-catcher pujas
  • Maoists kill CPM leader, ransack Lalgarh houses
  • JU students gherao executive council members
  • Customs staff roughed up
  • Police car torched in mob fury
  • Livin’it up with Orient Express!
  • Livin’it up with Orient Express!
  • Party hoppers let their hair down!
  • It’s fusion all the way
  • Concert of Samidh and Rishi in Kolkata
  • Indian Express
  • 2 die, one hurt in 3 road mishaps
  • Greener Arjun autos spell good news for city
  • ‘Normalcy to return to Metro in a week’
  • Thrown out by son, couple knocks at Gandhi’s doors
  • From Tokyo to Tollygunge, all roads lead to Mother House
  • Big pandals mock recession, small get smaller
  • Ministers trade fire in Vedic Village flare-up
  • RSP to summon rebel MP Abani Roy
  • Maoists kill CPM man, ransack homes
  • Congress rally throws traffic off-gear
  • City colleges face students’ ire
  • Hindustan Times
  • Satyajit's private eye enters comics' world
  • ‘I am follower of Marx, won’t join Trinamool’
  • Marxists vandalise West Bengal station, train services hit
  • GJM confident BJP won’t shy away from statehood for Gorkhaland
  • Sports
  • Akram likely to become KKR coach
  • Binny to seek Ganguly's advice for Bengal success
  • Lebanon, Kyrgyzstan play out a draw ; must win situation for India