News Headlines Archive

July 31, 2010

Miscellaneous

Bengal public transport operators call three-day strike Dacoits strike terror on train in West Bengal BP to exit coal bed methane block in Bengal West Bengal Assembly passes Bill to ensure patients' right to treatment Many Maoists want to surrender: Buddhadeb One more swine flu death in Kolkata Suspected Maoists kill CPI(M) leader The right to wear, or not wear, the burkha

The Telegraph

Maoists strike back at root of defiance Guard misses three chances to stop robbery Tendulkar turns the tide Monitor midday meal: HC Medical college pill for comatose Mayo Assault driver gets bail Dupe suicide accused held  You share your birthday with... What's on in town Mamata slams brake on strike Twin rule riders for clean walls Finally, it’s time to say TGIF! Rape victim extends help Writers’ invite for talks CPM men get life for murders Protest at teacher selection Air of revolt against axe order Meal denied, man murders wife Bullet fury spills over on second day Checkpost revival plea to fight vice Villagers wary after wild scare 3 stops but ‘nothing amiss’ Maoists strike back at protesters

Times of India

Shocked Kolkata feels Dimpy's pain The Deserted Islands Power bills to soar after tariff hike Clashes shut down college Rlys hunts for excuses Voter card racket busted in New Town Mamata slams MLA for transport strike call Change law to save trees: Activist Subhendu runs into dug-up road Red rebels attack villagers

Indian Express

Kumartuli potters lead the green way with lead-free paint GJM alone can’t speak for hills: Gorkha League Speaker: Would have been decent if CM attended House debate Six cops suspended for Islampur firing Nine months after ASI was killed by Maoists, daughter waits for CM’s promised job Govt gave inferior rice for mid-day meal: KMC to HC

Hindustan Times

Bengal rules out hike in bus, minibus, taxi fares

Sports

Snehasish Chakraborty to lead Bengal in Santosh Trophy Dalmiya all set to continue unchallenged as CAB chief Bengal team announced Forlan to visit Kolkata