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News Headlines Archive
August 29, 2008
Miscellaneous
  • Singur: It ain’t what you do, it’s the way that you do it
  • Work at Tata Motors Singur plant comes to halt
  • Singur turns Bengal promoters generous
  • We’ll not bail out WB govt on Singur: Centre
  • Cognizant to invest Rs 200 cr in Kolkata push
  • Singur deadlock continues, worker attendance falls below 15%
  • Mamata blames blockade on media; Angry truckers to strike back on Saturday
  • Achuthanandan frowns at Bengal CM's bandh comment
  • CPM planning action against Buddha for anti-bandh remarks
  • WB approves SEZ status for JSW Bengal plant
  • Tata workers' protest against threats
  • HC no to interim order on clearing of Durgapur Expressway
  • Rehabilitation package finalised for Durgapur aerotropolis
  • Mamata firm on demand
  • Mamata calls for boycott of select newspapers, TV channels
  • Haldiram's store catches fire in Kolkata
  • Singur faces food crunch
  • GJM forcing GL number plates
  • Six killed, two injured in lightning strike
  • The Statesman
  • Fire at Haldirams, FIR against owner
  • EFR forces vacate Nandigram school
  • Protest drive: Schools, colleges closure today
  • Youths body found in Salt Lake
  • United Airways to operate Kolkata-Dhaka flights
  • CU seeks help for starting genetics dept
  • Political partys hoardings to stay?
  • Purulia poises itself as next industrial hub
  • Drinking water scarcity poses severe problem
  • Fire at Haldirams, FIR against owner
  • EFR forces vacate Nandigram school
  • Bomb scare at two Raniganj schools
  • Missionary schools closure today
  • The Telegraph
  • ‘Peace’ on Trinamul lips
  • Court wants highway cleared
  • Industry chorus to save plant
  • Govt works on talking points
  • Export cargo in highway queue
  • Ray of hope for poor but bright students
  • Day of the bravehearts
  • Trap tag on eatery
  • Southern fringe gets a college
  • 16-yr-old groom in custody
  • Death for highrise murder
  • Mamata in Singur, break
  • Girl’s family withdraws complaint
  •  You share your birthday with...
  • What's on in town
  • Protest rally by Christians
  • Ready to quit for Gorkhaland
  • Darjeeling meet to woo Puja tourists
  • Traffickers thrive in gardens
  • Alert on rising rivers
  • Citu shuts down silk factory
  • Farmland ‘on hire’ for football
  • Probe into road work ordered
  • Industry chorus to save plant
  • Court wants highway cleared
  • Times of India
  • Noted industrialist, former RS member KK Birla dies at 90
  • Cops flee, leaving bicycle thief at mob's mercy
  • Servant gets death for Luthra murder
  • Govt runs into hurdle over 15-yr-old vehicles
  • Katwa project on, says govt
  • Rare letters found in Asiatic Society trove
  • Man offering sons for sale lynched
  • Singur kitchen bill: Rs 2.5 lakh a day
  • Biz bosses urge Buddha & Mamata
  • Govt green light to two mega projects
  • Indian Express
  • Tired of talking the talk, Mamata walks the walk
  • And in Salt Lake, techies get online support
  • Left Front dispels ‘land for land’ option
  • Away from Singur, this Tata project on city fringes is quietly moving ahead
  • Obstruction to Tata employees: Cops file 3 cases
  • Alipore court sentences domestic help to death for killing employer
  • 8 kids missing from Pilkhana, police remain clueless
  • Ban on old public transport: bus operators move HC
  • Court bars further construction at Mandarmoni beach
  • Report reveals severe staff crunch in govt hospitals
  • Domestic helps found unconscious in Narkeldanga
  • Driver found dead at Kolkata airport
  • 700 schools shut, prayer meets organised for Orissa victims
  • India Inc drives in, says ‘keep politics out of world car’
  • HC orders highway authority to ensure smooth traffic on Durgapur Expressway
  • Why Buddha said: The next bandh, I will open my mouth
  • Asian Age
  • LF talks tough on Singur agitation
  • IB to keep eye on bank officers
  • Man dies of heart attack after brawl
  • Security breach at Assembly
  • 2nd, 3rd yr varsity results out
  • Autopsy says hotel worker pushed
  • Hindustan Times
  • 200 workers stuck inside Nano plant
  • CPI-M, Trinamool should solve Singur row through talks: Bose
  • Sports
  • Okoro nets winner for Mohammedan Sporting
  • Blackout Lights Go Out On Kolkata Football
  • 2011 in mind, Baichung plans ‘selective approach’