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Govt told to file affidavit on ex-DGP as rights panel member

A K Banerjee directed the state government to file the affidavit by December 2.




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Victoria vada for British PM




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Rabindra Bharti registrar's dance in class kicks up row

He added that someone must have shot it on a mobile phone and released it to the electronic media which has presented news in a bad light.




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HC seeks affidavit from TMC leader for 'threatening'' Alipore CJM

The report, against which the hearing came up today, presented the details.




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78 yrs after birth, Mark Tully to get birth certificate from KMC today

The Kolkata Municipal Corporation has located the birth certificate of celebrated author Mark Tully.




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Jyoti Basu statue vandalised in Howrah

Meanwhile, the incident sparked protests from locals who blocked J N Mukherjee Road in Howrah.




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Mamata announces 6% extra DA, CPM stages walkout

Speaker Biman Banerjee said under Assembly rules, the CM can make a statement on any issue and no question must be asked.




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Pranab to kick off two-day Bengal tour today

In the evening, he will attend a function at Raj Bhavan in connection with the presentation of a copy of the commemorative volume on Rev.




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Man shot at in Narkeldanga, cops say gang war

In a suspected fallout of gang war, some bike-borne persons shot at a man near Narkeldanga Post Office early on Tuesday, police said.




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Sunanda Sanyal manhandled, held

They manhandled Sanyal, 81, who fell on the ground before taking him away.




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Six months after villagers find Gupta era gold coins in Murshidabad, ASI yet to act

The discovery made headlines in newspapers, but the ASI remained unaware of the fact.




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Chinese man held with red sandalwood

Over 25 kg of red sandalwood was seized today from a Chinese national at the Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose international airport.




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Buddha calls for consolidation of Left forces

He said the party needed to motivate people to build a movement against "state-sponsored terrorism".




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Not averse to politics, says Pranab daughter

Sharmistha addressed a series of rallies for Congress in Delhi, which is going to polls on December 4.




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TMC to take call on Bangla boundary pact Bill today

The LBA envisages exchange of 161 enclaves adversely held by India and Bangladesh in each other''s territories and alterations of boundaries in some places.




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Shunted cop wrote twice to govt before arresting Malda DM

Case looked at as hierarchy battle between IAS, IPS.




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In a first, govt prepares administrative calendar

The meeting presided over by the chief secretary was held at Nabanna on November 30 to review the preparation of the calendar.




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Results out, Didi in Delhi today

As the Congress suffered a debacle in the four states, results for which were declared Sunday, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is set to visit Delhi Monday.




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Mamata won''t attend rights day event of Justice Ganguly

Many high-profile invitees are likely to skip the programme, though Ganguly may attend it.




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Father loses 13-yr-old daughter in gambling, to marry her off to winner

The girl, a Class VIII student, stopped attending school after she got engaged.




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Cabinet okays homes for sex workers, their daughters

While the first home will accommodate 100 elderly sex workers , the second one, for their daughters, will house 50 girls.




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10 days later, no arrest in Naren Dey assault case

On Dec 8, a group of alleged TMC goons barged into the FB office at Cinematolla and beat several leaders.




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Left approaches commissioner against Sunday attack

3 TMC workers have been arrested in connection with attack




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Ahead of Gurung swearing-in today, bail to Tamang, other GJM men

As Gorkha Janmukti Morcha (GJM) chief Bimal Gurung prepares to take oath as GTA chief executive at Raj Bhawan Thursday, the state government is keeping its promise of releasing jailed outfit members.




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Mamata ministry reshuffle likely today

There was no official announcement whether portfolios of existing ministers would be changed, or anyone would be dropped.




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After 2,200-yr old lion capital damaged at National Museum, staff try cover-up

The seven-feet long sculpture, weighing several tonnes, allegedly fell and broke into two halves during shifting.




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CM lays foundation stone of St Xavier''s university campus

Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee Friday said the trend of students leaving Kolkata for Bangalore or Hyderabad for higher education will be reversed in a couple of years as the state capital will will became a education hub.




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No data to prove cycling ban will improve traffic: Police

The Kolkata police has admitted that the blanket ban on cycling and other forms of non-motorised transport in the city was initiated without making any study on how the ban would improve traffic.




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Cabinet to decide on presidential reference today

Apart from sexual misconduct, note also details his foreign trip, arbitration assignment.




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State Cong passes resolution for Rahul as PM candidate

TMC MP Somen Mitra to quit LS membership on Jan 15, re-join Cong on Jan 17




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Fiscal consolidation key to revive growth

Economic advisers in the Finance Ministry today projected India's GDP growth to recover to 6.1-6.7% in 2013-14 from estimated decade-low expansion of five% in the current financial year




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Indians get 290 gms milk in a day, 55 eggs annually

India not only ranks first in the world in milk production, its per capita milk availability at 290 grams daily is marginally higher than the global average




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Grounded in reality, paves way for a responsible Budget: Shubhada Rao

Prudent policy support from fiscal side and in turn monetary policy could leading to a virtuous cycle of recovery




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Gold rush a symptom of more fundamental problems

Curb inflation, offer products such as inflation-indexed bonds, expand financial inclusion, improve access to financial products, says Survey




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Study links use of pesticides to damage in farmers'' DNA

Even as the debate over health effects of pesticides continues to rage, a study conducted by the Punjabi University...




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Grey days ahead for Kashmir''s saffron fields

Kashmir''s world-acclaimed saffron and its vast fields are fast dwindling, courtesy the poisonous dust emanating from nearby cement plants.




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A farmer with A midas touch

Unlike other villagers for whom landing a government job was the ultimate dream, Bahadur Singh Verma of Saproon valley chose farming as a career for himself.




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61 years on, Dal''s lotus stem reaches Muzaffarabad

It has taken 61 years for the famous produce of the Dal Lake nadroo (lotus stem) - to reach PoK.




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DAP shortage hits JandK in sowing season

With the Rabi season around the corner, farmers in Jammu and Kashmir are facing an acute shortage of chemical fertilisers.




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A new gold standard for flood-resistant rice cultivation

Sitaram Yadav, a farmer based in Gohta village of Mau district in eastern Uttar Pradesh, gives a thumbs up to the flood-tolerant Swarna Sub-1 rice variety.




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Rains inundate Valley, may damage fruits

Incessant rains in Kashmir have resulted in a dip in day temperatures something which will not augur well for fruit trees.




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Post-droughts, Himachal wakes up to combat climate change dangers

Two droughts wiping out 50 per cent of the rabi crop, the apple produce reduced to half of its usual quantity, the unusual rise in temperature...




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Fresh, even after 45 days

You''ll soon be in no hurry to use the tomatoes in your kitchen before they go mushy.




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Saving the day, drip by drip

At Ratu village in Ranchi district, farmers use buckets to pull water from wells to irrigate their fields. Repeating the work in...




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Dark clouds over green valley

In the peak of June as tourists make a beeline for the interior villages of Kinnaur and Lahaul-Spiti districts of Himachal Pradesh




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Udaan

'Udaan'' is a terrific, moving coming-of-age film, made by first-time director Vikramaditya Motwane.




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Dark clouds over cotton scheme

With no funds coming under the Intensive Cotton Development Programme and a Centre-state blame-game on in full swing, cotton farmers in Punjab are again left on their own to struggle against their fate and pests




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70% of Maharashtra onion crop damaged, behind crisis: ICAR

The Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) will now prepare a list of do''s and don''ts for farmers.




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Devotees plan telescopic darshan of Pak gurdwara

Even as India and Pakistan deliberate on a 'corridor'' for Sikh pilgrims to pay obeisance at Kartarpur Sahib Gurdwara.




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Kerala: Fall in cardamom prices triggers panic sale

Early this year, the farmers had fetched more than Rs 1,200 for cardamom.