News Headlines Archive

September 27, 2008

Miscellaneous

Meeting between WB govt, Tatas unlikely Another 'Singur' brewing over Metro Cash & Carry licence renewal Singur tangle casts shadow on investments in West Bengal West Bengal gets first Centre for Perishable Cargo Tata Power keen to partner DVC Mamata banking on attachment to soil for political mileage History, Heritage and a Few Hundred Sheep In Kolkata's 'Neighborhood of Books' Puja? It's now Durga Inc

The Statesman

Cabinet approval Court permits CBI to reopen Nobel case Funds delay holds up uplift of minorities State lacks disease data collection system

The Telegraph

Eye on Katwa for elections Phones inside ‘guns’ on plane Police pick out ‘terror’ cop Salt Lake laptop lifter in police net Moving stills of classics When pubs are without smoke Little change or manners Bush and Gore of Bengal greens China longs for a Darjeeling cup Three-tier healthcare plan for urban areas Tanker in place, ovens still unlit Husband gets life for murder Morcha for banner-less festival Foundation for science college laid Court raps cops as ‘dead’ man walks in Cracks in hill unity armour Woman on pay-hike fast

Times of India

Bloc ultimatum to CM on Metro Teen strangles cousin after spat over fish Cops fear crime rise after Bulton steps out of jail Malaria: KMC fighting a losing battle Now, Hindus can't head Mahabodhi Society Dengue, malaria cast death spell KMC ignores warning, yet again Buddha rushes to Metro rescue Full-grown trees hacked down at night Plane aborts takeoff to take in minister

Indian Express

Rains dampen spirits of last-minute Puja shoppers State tourist lodges to be revamped Ratan Tata responds, ready to talk Singur Forward Bloc ministers threaten to resign en bloc ‘KMC failed to check malaria’ B K Modi resigns as Mahabodhi Society president

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

We want Tatas to stay at Singur: Congress Tatas not keen to implement Nano project in Singur Vendors not yet asked to wind up at Singur

Sports

Sporting Clube, East Bengal begin on winning note