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Party targets governor & court

The CPM today accused governor Gopalkrishna Gandhi of “hypocrisy” and asked him to quit Raj Bhavan and join the Trinamul Congress. ... | Read..

Dacoit in Red army

The CPM’s “us” may not all have been party cadres. ... | Read..

Cheers before speech, not after

The Congress today formally showcased its future face but Rahul Gandhi disappointed many with an abstract speech short on issues and vision. ... | Read..

Panel opens can of worms

The People’s Committee for Peace Initiatives, Assam (PCPIA), the pressure group of 27 organisations mobilising support for peace talks between the government and Ulf ... | Read..

Naveen pens to PM on policy

Chief minister Naveen Patnaik today dashed off a letter to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh expressing his resentment at not taking the mineral-bearing states into confidenc ... | Read..

Traders’ relief in death, arrest

Pravin Singh, the mastermind in facilitating extortionist Lucky Sharma’s escape from Chas jail in August, was arrested from Lakhisarai in Bihar. ... | Read..

Chicken curry in sandwich
UK chain tosses up a first with rice, raita & chutney
Tesco, Britain’s biggest supermarket chain which is trying to break into India, yesterday made “culinary history” by introducing what it claims to be Britain ... | Read..

Shut up or ship out

Whenever I meet an Indian, I only see... his Bharatiyata
Rahul Gandhi

Blood stain on festive fervour
The Chhath ghat of Hutar village, about 35km from the state capital, on Saturday witnessed bloodshe ... | Read..

Militants name Rahul as target
The three Jaish-e-Mohammed militants arrested yesterday have each named Rahul Gandhi as their t ... | Read..

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None can bend India, PM says to claps
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today punctured the Left's campaign that signing the 123 Agreement... \| Read..

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Baul international
The sound of the music is changing and so is its look. A look at new-generation baul singers \| Read..

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No help, force cries foul
The CRPF today said it was difficult to fan out in the interiors of Nandigram in the absence of... \| Read..

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Flying colours
simple, bright colours, basically a warm palette, unless you put too much blue in the green and make... \| Read..

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Pakistan look for a booster
Team India, having already clinched the IndianOil Cup, will on Sunday field the trio which has not... \| Read..

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US envoy meets Pervez, urges release of activists
US envoy John Negroponte met President Pervez Musharraf today to press him to revoke emergency... \| Read..

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Bengal advice for Salim Group
The Bengal government has advised Salim Group of Indonesia to follow the Xenitis model for their... \| Read..

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Centre of attention
Often the interest is personal. We peep out if we see our neighbour returning home late, we gather... \| Read..