A guide to Kolkata (Calcutta), West Bengal and Bengali culture.
News Headlines Archive
July 15, 2009
Miscellaneous
  • Strike hits India tea and tourism
  • West Bengal formulating improved rehabilitation policy
  • West Bengal, Jharkhand police discuss simultaneous operations
  • Bengal stalls surplus land sale plans of sick Central companies
  • Transparent action needed: Forward Bloc
  • Kolkata's Dena Bank seeks Rs 900 cr from govt
  • Bandhan lends a helping hand to Bengal’s poor kids
  • Land row affects Dankuni truck terminal project
  • The Telegraph
  • CPM leader shot dead
  • Morcha wants early talks
  • 400 pursue Cong House leader and other MLAs across paddy fields
  • What's on in town
  • Budget hotel set to take wings
  • Skygazer’s guide to celestial show
  • Fares up from August 1
  • Aussie team allays fears
  • Punches for pedestrian on pavement for hawkers
  • Showers on the radar
  • Nodal body scoffs at switch
  • AIDS plan for techies
  •  You share your birthday with...
  • Helpline for auto, not bus
  • Food scarcity for birds
  • GLP take over police duties
  • Morcha wants meeting before Aug 7
  • Doctors stop private practice
  • Baby cuddled & kidnapped
  • Teacher attacked, SFI calls shutdown
  • The Statesman
  • 100 YEARS AGO TODAY
  • 50 detained for indecent action in cinema
  • 6 hurt in second Metro mishap
  • 6 killed as bus falls into ditch
  • 77 Arjun tanks for Army by March 2010
  • 8 killed in chopper crash, ultra attack
  • Abramovich tells Terry he is going nowhere
  • Absence of Talisman would pose selection riddle
  • Activists bat for forces pullout
  • All is not lost for Nirupam
  • Army colonel, jawan killed in Assam blast
  • Azhar opens Lok Sabha innings 
  • BAC says sorry for harming innocents
  • BDR, BSF coordinate to curb crime
  • BJD president picks hole in Budget
  • BJD protest over Centres bias
  • BJD hijacked Central rice scheme: Opp
  • BJP seeks Bhandares intervention
  • Bandh worsens tea industry
  • Bangladesh strike twice after setting Windies 277 to win
  • Bangladeshs second Test victory
  • Basu recovering well
  • Being nice hardly pays...
  • Bhitarkanika sans mangrove cover
  • Bowlers star in Lankan win
  • Briefs
  • CM security spoiler for students
  • CMs absence sparks off row
  • CP activists block road to protest attack on fellow worker
  • Cars That Can Talk, To Be Reality Soon
  • Chandmari bridge prepares for a revamp
  • Cheaper laptops for better learning
  • Chemists helping opium trade?
  • City bid £20m for Adebayor
  • Coal shortage affecting power supply
  • Concern over Xinjiang casualties
  • Cong demands dismissal of Modi govt over hooch tragedy
  • Counterfeiting trio arrested in Siliguri
  • Darjeeling bandh may continue: Gurung
  • Development absent in Bakultala
  • Doctors cease work protesting altercation by FB supporters
  • Drug dealers helping opium trade?
  • Dry July threatens farmers' livelihood
  • Duty jolt likely for digital cable TV
  • Edits
  • Ethnic struggle goes global
  • Flash floods, heavy rain kill 20 in Orissa
  • Frustrated Oz captain blasts England
  • GJMM leaders fly off to meet Jaswant
  • Heavy rain batters Mumbai
  • Hooch trade set to flourish
  • House erupts over Hill stir
  • House slams UPA govt
  • Indefinite Hills bandh begins
  • India to host Pakistans eight World Cup matches
  • Indian summer in Paris
  • Inzamam smells groupism in
  • Iran singer gets five-year jail term for ridiculing Quran
  • Iron ore mining scam continues to cause chaos
  • Japan seeks change
  • Jeev
  • Kambli denies remarks on Sachin
  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
  • Labourers struggle hits govt rice
  • Lalgarh: 2 bodies found
  • Lalu on the path to nirvana?
  • Left, BJP pick holes in Budget proposals
  • Letters To The Editor
  • MCL & Nalco join hands for coal supply
  • Mid-day meals stop, school attendance dips
  • Monsoon season begins
  • NCW to probe virginity case
  • NREGS work hit in North Dinajpur
  • NRIs to gift Gandhi letters to India
  • Nalco donates 15 vans to police
  • Nigerian rebel group puts condition for release of Indian
  • Obama orders inquiry
  • Outraged son murders mother
  • PC hints at Jharkhand polls after monsoon
  • PM hopes to revitalise Nam
  • PSBPC men turn extortionists?
  • Pak flip-flop on Saeed
  • Pakistan bounce back
  • Pakistan madrassa blast kills16
  • Partial CRPF pullout from J&K to begin this month
  • Ponting himself violated spirit of cricket: Fletcher
  • Ponting knows McGrath would have got it done
  • Potato now essential commodity
  • RSP equips village women with new skills
  • Repeat collapse
  • Retread tyres a serious threat
  • Revamp on anvil for Chandmari bridge
  • Rival groups ready to retaliate
  • Roadblock to demand acceptance of old fee-rates
  • Row over G-8 declaration on N-issue
  • Rs 5,658 cr strategy for flood control
  • Rural development hit by corruption
  • SC defers hearing of Mayawati assets case
  • Sabharwal murder: 6 accused acquitted
  • Shun violence, we are not against talks: Naveen to Maoists
  • Sikkim CM urges SPC members to frame policies
  • Sikkim ready to face any situation
  • Six students of Malda Town school still not found
  • Somalia clashes kill dozens, AU helps govt forces
  • Sour grapes and failed politicians
  • Special Article
  • Students encouraged to watch solar eclipse
  • Tea auction centre reopens
  • Teachers gherao principal over pay
  • Terrorist trackers for fishermen
  • The elusive bus
  • The men, the lives, the waste...
  • Tourism takes a hit
  • Tripartite meeting on Hill situation soon
  • Tripartite talks again on 24 Aug, GJMM told
  • UK Firms Are Hiring, Despite Recession: Survey
  • Villagers lock high school
  • Water crisis continues...
  • Where fear of water looms large...
  • Women opt out of school heads post
  • Abbas not legitimate representative
  • Are panchayat members being overpowered
  • Meeting Dr Singh a dream come true
  • No mad rush to meet deadline
  • Pietersen has to put team first
  • Times of India
  • CEO toons
  • Purulia CPM leader killed
  • Tatas threaten to quit Telcon plant
  • Sunderbans tiger to be released after four months in zoo hospital
  • Villagers to help save mangroves
  • Hatibagan market clash leaves 7 hurt
  • Civic body struggles to tackle double sting
  • Fear stalks dengue pockets
  • City of compassion caught in vicious cycle, say experts
  • Alma mater holds special meet to pray for Basu's quick recovery
  • Musical treat for Kolkatians
  • Musical treat for Kolkatians
  • 'Thriller' of a night!
  • It was all about Bollywood 'masti'
  • A glam Saturday night bash
  • Goa Packages
  • Goa Packages
  • Indian Express
  • Land dispute brews in Left Front govt
  • Cop-out in Hills: GJM boys rule streets, police indoors
  • Parents allege daughter stripped, paraded; Malda SP says a cooked story
  • ‘Government lacks will to save environment’
  • Aila-hit villagers starving for relief
  • Sick inmates at Alipore jail go on hunger strike
  • Malaria claims second life in city
  • Dunlop workers start relay hunger strike with families
  • Drought fear forces state to put in place contingency plans
  • From August 1, bus ride will pinch your pocket
  • Cong MLAs face mob fury in Burdwan, see CPM plot to kill them
  • GJM spurns Centre’s talks offer, wants Buddha, PC on table
  • Editor of CPI mouthpiece found dead
  • Hindustan Times
  • Darjeeling protests hit tea and tourism
  • Jyoti Basu stable, to undergo brain scan
  • Buddhadeb rules out return of farmland near Bolpur
  • WB Govt claims success in selling potato at reduced prices
  • Sports
  • East Bengal’s two foreign recruits
  • Bagan assistant coach puts in his papers