The Telegraph - Calcutta : North Bengal & Sikkim

| Saturday, December 17, 2005 |

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THE TELEGRAPH

Meet on December 19 q Dakua unveils one more plan

At last, a Tea Board chairman will visit north Bengal to discuss the crisis in the industry.... | Read..

The North Bengal State Library here is all set to digitise its priceless collection of 16,000 books, documents and palm- ... | Read..

Noorjehan Chitrakar?s voice stands out in the din and bustle characterised by a queer mix of Bengali modern songs from l ... | Read..

For mahouts of north Bengal, it is time for a refresher course. ... | Read..

Suggestions flew thick and fast, but the question of implementing them remained largely unaddressed at a seminar organis ... | Read..

Decade-old trees, consistent attack of pests and lack of awareness among cultivators and government initiatives have hit har ... | Read..

Army officials have admitted the presence of Bhutanese refugees with suspected Maoist links in the Dooars belt. ... | Read..

The army is trying to make up for the dearth of personnel in the officer?s rank, while there is no such shortage in its ... | Read..

The government seems undecided on how to introduce tea tourism in north Bengal. ... | Read..

The Centre and the state have made it clear to Subash Ghisingh that no further demands on the Sixth Schedule will be en ... | Read..

Workers pluck tea leaves in an estate in Jalpaiguri. Picture by Biplab Basak