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News Headlines Archive
September 28, 2009
Miscellaneous
  • City of Joy dazzles as thousands celebrate Navami
  • West Bengal banks disburse Rs 3,945 crore in '09 first quarter
  • At puja, FM keeps date with 117-year legacy
  • Chhatradhar Mahato held
  • Mamata's softer side
  • UK town remembers Raja Rammohun Roy
  • Moscow celebrates Durga Puja for 20th time
  • The enduring charm of a family-run Durga Puja in London
  • Four AI flights cancelled from Kolkata
  • Python rescued from fishing net in West Bengal
  • “I Can’t Allow Third Class PhD Holders To Teach In IITs/IIMs”
  • The Telegraph
  • Stringent law slapped on Mahato
  • Home plan for house acquired
  • Congress divided on civic leader selection
  • Goddess of gold stays in bank vault
  • Scribe garb no big deal: Left
  • Brief rain pain and then relief
  • If this was the spirit for 52 weeks!
  • Navami true spirit in oldies’ day out
  • A theme for Charnock’s dream
  • And now, the waters beckon Her
  • Where pandal-hopping is a way of life for five days every year
  • DHR ride for orphaned children
  • Founder’s return to roots
  • Cong fails to choose civic body leader
  • Wait for Mamata to lay tracks & launch trains
  • Jaldapara care must for jumbo calves
  • The Statesman
  • A mahout calls it a day after 30 yrs
  • AI relents on PLIs, but pilots still on strike
  • Allies blame game over selection of Siliguri mayor
  • Animal sacrifice despite protest
  • Bharti-MTN negotiations may be extended
  • Bugti case: Court summons Pervez
  • CP to open units in colleges
  • Castro fathered 10 kids: Book
  • City flights affected
  • Cong infighting erupts, Jagans men torch buses
  • Currency rackets target countryside
  • Development scope not ground for less compensation: SC
  • Dhaka blast claims one, five injured
  • Dist college goes international
  • Doctor gives new twist to Shopian case
  • Failure to get caste certificate poses problems for backwards
  • Govt networking on road rules
  • Govt to redraft Bill on checking communal violence
  • Gujjars extend Dalit hospitality
  • Hotel industry on recovery path: Ficci
  • Housewives face tough time preparing sweets
  • Human trafficking from India to be probed
  • IAF refutes report of information leak
  • India no to back channel talks
  • Indo-Oz talks on FTA soon
  • Iran stages missile war games amid nuclear controversy
  • Iran tests advanced missiles
  • Janagan will retaliate: Kishanji
  • Julias experience with chai & camels
  • Kasab burns in modern day Dussehra
  • Lanka plans special tribunals for LTTE cadres
  • Lead poisons 121 children
  • Mahato arrest raises a storm
  • Master plan to ease traffic
  • Merkel gets a new term
  • NHAI fails to construct bypass for land crunch
  • Navami sees massive turnouts on Siliguri streets
  • Naxalite leaders condemn Mahatos arrest, demand release
  • Nehru and Partition
  • Norms for services at airport on anvil
  • Now, a cruise to Varanasi
  • Of fewer fighters
  • One of Indias oldest coffee shops to shut down?
  • PM to open conference on atomic energy
  • Parts of ISI supporting Taliban, says report
  • Philippines flood toll crosses 200, likely to rise further
  • Polanski held on 30-year-old rape charge
  • Police custody for Chatradhar
  • Polls likely to stall development work
  • Pujas over, its that time of the year again
  • RIL justifies high margin on gas sales
  • Raiganj roads become open lavatory during Pujas
  • Robber gang on rampage
  • Samples collected after exhumation of Shopian victims
  • Santhal puja traditions fading
  • Shocking facts from Phulbani
  • Storm leaves 106 dead in Manila
  • Subaltern & steel
  • Sunderbans aided by Aila pandal
  • Talks & sanctions
  • They will cross borders to relive memories
  • Three LeT militants killed in J&K gunbattle
  • UK Steps Up Efforts To Save Wildlife
  • Uttam Galva to invest Rs 500 cr
  • Will funds for development remain unused?
  • Zardari points accusing finger
  • Zurich throbs with life during festivities
  • and thus we bid adieu
  • Foreign varsities must adhere to quota laws
  • International nuke order cant be discriminatory
  • Moon mission quite economical
  • Times of India
  • Pandal hopping for the elderly
  • Protest over Mahato arrest
  • Cops raid CPM man's home in Kaliachak
  • Durga Puja: Tradition, rituals and theme for a change
  • Rain fails to dampen Navami revelry
  • Parikrama ends on note of hope & happiness
  • Noise down, air pollution rises
  • Catching Pranab in festive, not fiscal, mood
  • Myth or metaphor for our Devis
  • No Puja for 100 years in cursed Hooghly village
  • Oh Darling, yeh hai Kolkata!
  • Oh Darling, yeh hai Kolkata!
  • A fine award ceremony in Kolkata
  • When tantricks made a kill
  • Abhishek's party celebrate his stint KFW2
  • Do Lucknowites have a traffic sense?
  • Indian Express
  • Kolkata Confidential
  • CU gives nod to PhD entrance test
  • Hoardings at major points blind city’s traffic
  • Record footfall despite evening rainfall
  • Mamata puja avatar now leaves CPM praying
  • Mahato in police custody till October 1
  • Maoist bandh gives Lalgarh a deserted look
  • Principal crunch: 100 colleges in state do not have a chief
  • Hindustan Times
  • Maoist leader remanded in police custody till Oct 1
  • Chhatradhar mahato gave us info on cadre: cops
  • Sports
  • Cricket: Acharya Memorial Trophy from Oct. 1
  • Bhutia not mature enough: Mohun Bagan
  • Subroto Cup to celebrate 50 years