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CPM leaders turn their backs on Minj

CPM leaders in Darjeeling district distanced themselves from Prakash Minj a day after the former party MLA from Phansidewa was arrested for his alleged attempt to molest a woman army officer on board a Calcutta-bound train. ... | Read..

Living with a knife inside for 26 years

For the past 26 years, Dilay Rai has been living with a four-inch-long knife-blade embedded in his body. ... | Read..

A peek into the future at IIT

This year’s Techniche, the annual festival of the IIT Guwahati, will have a whole range of robots on show. ... | Read..

Mehendi rule draws flak from ABVP

Members of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) today staged a demonstration at St Joseph’s High School, Matigara, ... | Read..

Child earners get hooked on computer games

Sushanta’s fingers deftly control the up and down arrows of the computer keyboard as he manoeuvres the racing car past h ... | Read..

Taxi strike leaves hundreds stranded

Hundreds of people headed for the hills were stranded today after the Siliguri Taxi Owners’ Association pulled more than ... | Read..

BRO at work with bulldozer & gelatin

Forty-hours after a landslide struck near Sevoke on NH 31A, traffic movement is yet to return to normality. ... | Read..

Reliance pause in retail foray

Reliance Retail would wait for an assurance against vandalism before rolling out its stores in Bengal, company sources s ... | Read..

Jitters over image at tea meet

The Assam Tea Tribes Students Association has expressed apprehensions that the International Tea Convention, slated to b ... | Read..

DPS starts course for entrance tests

Delhi Public School (DPS), Siliguri, has introduced a two-year foundation course for students of Class XI that will prepare ... | Read..

Rural sports at Sikkim festival

Sporting activities ruled the roost at this South Sikkim town on the second day of Pang Lhabsol today. ... | Read..

Crash course for foresters

Come new tourist season, and visitors staying at numerous forest lodges in the subdivision can expect better service — t ... | Read..

Elephant skeleton found

Forest guards here today found the skeleton of an adult wild elephant. ... | Read..

Vegetable counter to save green wealth

Residents of this village, around 20km from Darjeeling town, have built a sales counter for organic vegetables in associ ... | Read..

Revival of timber panel

The forest protection committee (FPC) in Nimati will be revived and its members will be engaged in protecting timbers in ... | Read..

Protest after land survey, again

On a day the government said district magistrates had been told not to take investors on recce without its clearance, of ... | Read..

Sick gardens hit printers

The gasping tea sector has hit the printing industry hard. ... | Read..

Plot ready for varsity

A plot of land has been selected for the new university that will come up in Malda. Around Rs 15 crore has also been allocat ... | Read..

Participants at a fashion show in Guwahati on Sunday night. Picture by Eastern Projections