Free teacher, says Varavara Rao
Andhra Pradesh-based Maoist ideologue and sympathiser Varavara Rao on Sunday has reportedly urged the extremists to release teacher-cum-NGO worker Saumyajit Basu, who has been allegedly kidnapped alon
Pranab rules out 2G JPC
Virtually rejecting the demand for a joint parliamentary committee (JPC) into the 2G spectrum scam, Union finance minister Pranab Mukherjee on Saturday said the matter could be looked into by the the Public Accounts Committee
Top Kolkata principal faces abetment to suicide charge
A Kolkata court on Friday directed the police to incorporate abetment to suicide charges against the principal and three teachers of La Martiniere for Boys over the death of Rouvanjit Rawla.
11 feared killed as Air Force chopper crashes in Arunachal
About 11 people were feared killed when an Air Force helicopter crashed on Friday at Bomdir near Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh, Air Force sources said.
Bomb alert in Kolkata
A building housing a private bank in central Kolkata was evacuated on Thursday after a caller claimed that a bomb had been planted on the premises.
Cops see ploy in ‘shaheed’ Kishenji
Is Kishenji dead? There was speculation about the elusive Maoist leader’s death on Friday after the discovery of a bunch of Maoist posters in which he was referred to as “Shaheed Kishenji.”
Maoists gun down 4 in Bengal
A day after killing two CPI(M) activists in Jangalmahal, the Maoists shot dead four villagers, including a woman to death in two separate incidents at Jhargram in West Midnapore.
Maoists gun down 4 in Bengal
A day after killing two CPI(M) activists in Jangalmahal, the Maoists shot dead four villagers, including a woman to death in two separate incidents at Jhargram in West Midnapore.
Hundreds attend Ray’s funeralRAJIB CHOWDHURI
The charisma of former West Bengal chief minister Siddhartha Shankar Ray seemed undiminished even after his death.
Man who relied on a straight bat
Siddhartha Shankar Ray, or, perhaps the last Mohicans of the Congress creed and culture had once said: “Whether in cricket or in life, one does not succeed without a straight bat.” Yes, Siddhartha Sha