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News Headlines Archive
October 24, 2008
Miscellaneous
  • West Bengal to Utilize Singur Land for Industrialisation
  • Grim power situation paints a bleak picture for Bengal
  • Nano land won't be returned to farmers: Bengal govt
  • Another dies of dengue in Kolkata, toll seven
  • ‘Divisive forces’ in Darjeeling condemned
  • W Bengal plans kisan cards to widen rural reach
  • Nano pullout has dented West Bengal's image: Industry
  • Mamata eager to shed tag of being anti-industry
  • Two men arrested for Maoist landmine explosion
  • Indian painter Paritosh Sen dies
  • 'His quirky characters and little narratives will resonate forever'
  • Tata does ethical u-turn
  • First animation Bengali film
  • Award to Nandigram police officer triggers protest
  • The Statesman
  • Cop arrested for accepting bribe
  • Deutsche for corporate employees
  • Dreaded criminal Hubba under arrest
  • NBSTCs tour of Nepal starts today
  • New vaccine launched for cervical cancer
  • No babies for mother crocodile
  • Only LPG autos will ply streets from next year
  • Tangra tannery up in flames, two injured
  • Tanneries causing frequent fires
  • The Telegraph
  • Hill dress code to stay in colleges
  • Smooth passage in Haldia
  • Heavy rain alert for weekend
  • Nov date for runway repair
  • Biker trio shoot Behala grocer
  • Sting toll on the rise
  • Direct AI flight to Hyderabad
  • Blockade to realise tax
  •  You share your birthday with...
  • What's on in town
  • Wheels crush, mob erupts
  • Students catch US cold
  • Justice comes easy, not refund
  • Raiganj loses ad income
  • Bus rolls into Nepal on budget trip
  • 100-bed special care unit
  • Decomposed leopard carcass found in garden
  • Jolt to CPM as partner joins rivals in panchayat
  • Death after plea to home minister for justice
  • Dress code clamped on students
  • CM urged to bring back Nano
  • Times of India
  • Todis paid Pappu Rs 11 lakh: CBI
  • Behala trader shot in shop
  • KMC dumper mow down a young woman
  • Killer fever on prowl, claims one
  • NRI brings 'extortion' charge against immigration officials
  • Tannery gutted, crores lost
  • Villagers chase away 'molester' Delhi cops
  • City docs help Bangla goons get new faces
  • Indian Express
  • Mob on rampage after truck mows down woman
  • New CNG station opens in Asansol, long wait for Kolkata
  • TMC team meets minister over schemes of zilla parishad
  • State hopes for a ‘powerful’ Diwali
  • JNNURM projects: ‘Patta’ to remove hurdles
  • An early solution needed on Darjeeling: Governor
  • CITU: Govt ignoring workers’ problems
  • Price of festive season: CU teachers on vacation, decision on course delayed
  • Trains back on track, but passengers still stranded
  • Behala shopowner shot dead
  • BA/BSc students await results of exams held in June-July
  • Fire dept blames KMC for Tangra tannery fire
  • What is the diameter of the Earth? Measure it yourself
  • City meets new killer Meningoencephalitis
  • Tata Group’s security up after threats from Maoists
  • Bengal has a new problem: greenfield airport will block a coalfield
  • Pro-Nano outfits meet Buddha, demand return of project
  • In Taltala, locals learn to fear hospitals
  • Hindustan Times
  • ‘Gorkhaland’ erases Bengal from Darjeeling signboards
  • His voice, his virtue
  • Sports
  • Ganguly still has cricket left in him: Kirmani
  • JCT hold United SC goalless