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News Headlines Archive
September 16, 2008
Miscellaneous
  • Singur ghost haunts north Bengal, Minister calls for talks
  • West Bengal’s costs to retain Tata Nano beginning to mount
  • Buddha invites Prachanda to invest in West Bengal
  • Mamata softens stand on ancillary units in Singur
  • Mamata Banerjee accuses WB government of violating Singur agreement
  • Kick the butt: Ramadoss to Buddhadeb
  • Vintage Humber of Nobel Laureate Tagore
  • Rituparno is back to work
  • The Statesman
  • CPI MLAs resignation has no impact
  • For the best Puja honours...
  • For the best Puja honours...
  • Haldia looks forward to Viswakarma Puja
  • Health studies at Madrassas
  • Madrassas to take up health studies
  • Ragging: JU to file FIRs
  • Saarc milk grid to hold meeting
  • Student visa applications on the rise
  • Woman attempts suicide with 3 children
  • The Telegraph
  • Nano verdict with farmers
  • 20ft waves swamp seaside hotels
  • Bloc secy to quit RS seat
  • CNG Bengal debut in coal belt
  • Auto business revs up air cargo movement
  • Blaze clearance at civic door
  • Start-up tips from Kharagpur
  • Research campus for varsity
  • What's on in town
  • B-brains script Plan B for jobs
  • Students tense on verdict eve
  • Reunion for child’s sake
  • Jail clash claims undertrial
  • Man strangles sleeping wife
  • Special trains during Puja
  • CESC office in Birati
  •  You share your birthday with...
  • Home support for Kucera
  • Pads & cameras for tiger count
  • MLA forced to leave hills
  • Timely call helps net gang
  • 12 injured in clash over school
  • 90-yr-old boarder found hanging
  • Snakebite kills boys, superstition blamed
  • Three deaths mar Viswakarma Puja
  • Varsity to get tech courses, says VC
  • Reunion bid for child’s sake
  • Bloc secy to quit RS
  • CNG Bengal debut in coal belt
  • Times of India
  • Toothbrush battle lands in HC
  • Prisoner dies after jail clash
  • JU suspends 24 students for ragging
  • 46-hr blackout, thanks to KMC-CESC spat
  • Fraudster dupes soccer fans
  • KMC stalls Park Street hawker plan
  • 11 years on, woman wins back plot from govt
  • Woman jumps into river with children
  • IAF sergeant shoots senior at Kalaikunda
  • Banker gets 2 yrs for fraud
  • Indian Express
  • Govt to distribute computers at 200 madrasas
  • Civic bodies unaffected as Jadavpur continues to grapple with enteric
  • Inmate dies, security lapses exposed
  • Rains, tidal waves hit coastal Bengal: one dead, hundreds affected
  • HC says remove hawkers, municipal corporation blinks
  • Afghan women’s paintings to showcase hope amid despair
  • CU in a fix over environment science paper
  • Man strangulates wife to death
  • Karim focuses on youth-senior blend for I-League
  • Buddha blows Ramadoss request away with smoke
  • Buddha now appeals to Mamata’s ‘conscience’
  • Cong froths over Subrata visit to rally
  • Gorkha League slams GJM for unleashing terror
  • 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
  • Left Front urges Singur farmers to accept rehab package
  • WB hikes Singur land compensation by minimum 50pc
  • Jyoti Basu undergoes brain MRI scan
  • Sports
  • Bengal cricket will benefit under Amarnath: Ganguly
  • RKGLOBAL felicitates Olympians in Kolkata
  • Ganguly in never-say-die mode