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News Headlines Archive
December 14, 2009
Miscellaneous
  • 21 people killed in Howrah bus mishap, 30 injured
  • 96-hour shutdown cripples life in Gorkhaland
  • FinMin seeks report on dredging subsidy for Kolkata, Haldia ports
  • Bengal Governor signs out, pleading politicians
  • Forget libraries, now borrow from book chains
  • Suspected Maoists kill two more in Lalgarh
  • Bhutan hydel plant to meet Bengal demand
  • 'Violence will do irretrievable damage to Bengal'
  • Wild elephants damage tea garden in Siliguri
  • At farewell, Gopalkrishna Gandhi calls for change in mindsets
  • 'She (Suchitra Sen) gave us her blessings': Raima Sen
  • The Telegraph
  • Diver trapped in reservoir
  • Cop boycott call in Salboni
  • Bloc pins CM over land
  • Plan to unfetter private tech schools
  • International hits rule party charts
  • Govt seeks police help to build parking lot
  • Girl falls off schoolbus
  • Sure shortcut to disaster
  • Cops suspended after traders’ protest
  • Storm steals city winter
  • Mishap toll rises to 22
  • Reward for work of lifetime
  • Central alert on Taliban attack
  • Norms to fight air pollution
  • All the world comes to school
  • What's on in town
  • You share your birthday with...
  • Home and studio for idol-makers
  • Road shame for college
  • Girl injured in campus clash
  • Autonomy cry in Dooars
  • For a day only, but bandh haunts Sikkim
  • No to health check-up
  • Schools in mobile worry
  • Test-blood campaign for college students
  • Jaswant appeals to House to intervene
  • The Statesman
  • 5 yrs on, museum still not safe
  • AP: Backroom parleys on
  • Arsenal pile pressure on Liverpool
  • CID to solve GRP cop killing incident in Bhaluka
  • CPM man shot dead in Lalgarh
  • Chhetri & Odafa adjudged best in India
  • Debit card payment rises 40 per cent
  • Decision on Maharatna CPSEs soon
  • Didi meets Pranab, talks Gorkhaland, land grab
  • End of an extraordinary tenure
  • Four-day Hills strike begins today
  • GJMM take to streets to intensify statehood demand
  • GJMM to exempt tourists from Hills bandh purview
  • Gillete axes 12 million pounds deal with Woods
  • Grievances dampen rural mela fanfare
  • Hopes shattered
  • ICSE plans school inspections
  • ITCs Nepal venture suffers
  • India crowned champion
  • Indo-Italy trade poised to grow
  • MF inflows dip 68% in November
  • Microphones banned near exam centres, but whos paying heed?
  • Mills run illegally in forest, authorities ignorant
  • Modi may be removed as IPL chief
  • Now, Paris at your doorsteps
  • Official on save Haldia port mission, assures action
  • Pak PM has no plans of talks with Taliban
  • Pakistan openers launch fightback
  • Poorvanchal pitch
  • Punjab seeks sops for industry on state basis
  • Ramesh draws the line
  • SAIL against cheap imports
  • Shun path of violence: Gandhi
  • US limits executives pay in 4 bailed-out firms
  • Woods has lost aura, says Monty
  • DRS is good for cricket
  • Gothabaya ordered to kill surrendering LTTE leaders
  • We want to end 2009 on winning note
  • Times of India
  • Cops suspended for ‘seeking’ bribe
  • Goons fire at RJD leader in Beliaghata office
  • IIM aspirants still waiting for fresh CAT dates
  • Fighter plane enthrals Vijay Diwas spectators
  • Plug wastage, say green activists
  • 21 die as trailer in wrong lane crashes into bus
  • Trinamool dharna from Monday over CPM violence
  • Guv visits ailing CPM patriarch at Salt Lake home
  • Burglary in Bar library, vital case papers
  • Truant kids return to school
  • 'Bonjour India' themed fashion show!
  • 'Bonjour India' themed fashion show!
  • A night dedicated to all music lovers
  • Students from BESU fight for Fresh Face title
  • Debopriya bagged the Miss Fresh Face title
  • Indian Express
  • Congress, Trinamool buy peace over n-plant at Haripur
  • Centre warns of terror attacks in Bengal
  • Hide-and-seek over Singur picks up, Railway writes again for land
  • Left out, docu-makers point fingers at selectors
  • Bengal transport minister gheraoed by victims’ relatives in hospital
  • Marks obtained in mid-term will not be added to finals: WBSU
  • State won’t bid for coal mines along with pvt firms
  • Cops suspended for taking bribe
  • Briefs
  • GJM uses women power, starts hunger strike at six places
  • GJM calls off 96-hr bandh, will talk with Dec 2010 deadline
  • Bloc gets bolder, talks of coup against CPM
  • After hanging 100, Nata Mallick the hangman dies at 89
  • Hindustan Times
  • GJM strike disrupts traffic in Darjeeling Hills
  • 10 dead in bus-trailer collision in Bengal
  • A stinging parting shot from Governor
  • Sports
  • Footnall: Md Sporting 0 - Railway FC 0
  • Chhetri wins two awards
  • Goswami makes a return
  • Bengal rest Gavaskar from Ranji match against Delhi