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After assault on Left leader, uneasy calm in Bengal town

Attack left at least 10 people, including an 76-year-old former Left Front minister, Naren Dey, seriously injured




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Cong leader files plea to cancel Kumar bail

Kumar was arrested on November 30 for his alleged involvement in the scam during his tenure as SJDA CEO.




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Kunal Ghosh gets bail in first case

The court has extended the date of his statement under Section 164 before the magistrate till December 27.




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Short Street case: Sub-Inspector in police custody till Dec 19

Ali was produced at the Chief Metropolitan Court at Bankshall court this morning.




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Presidency jail warden show-caused

The warden of Presidency Correctional Home has been sent a showcause notice after he was frisked and found to be allegedly carrying Rs 10,000 for someone inside the prison Saturday.




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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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300 killed in Bangladesh, political scenario polarised: Dhaka University professor

Apart from several other issues, the decision of the ruling party to form a war crimes tribunal in 2009 is one of the reasons behind the existing turmoil.




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Didi can make do with 'even 1-yr moratorium'' on loan repayment

Mamata Banerjee said the state should be given at least a year''s moratorium on repayment of interests on central loans.




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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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Locks on American Consulate General

Yesterday, Delhi Police removed barricades from the American Embassy in Chanakyapuri as part of the ongoing diplomatic row with the US.




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No CAG report for 2 yrs, govt gets Oppn stick

Left front and the Congress are peeved at the state government for not placing the CAG report in the Assembly for the last two years.




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Ganguly took pvt case, NGO paid for Pak trip: Mamata to Pranab

This is not the first time that the West Bengal government has raised the issue of Ganguly''s visit to Pakistan.




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'Gangrape'' victim sets self on fire, critical

Family forced to relocate, five of the six accused arrested in the incident that took place in October




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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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Suchitra Sen is critical

Legendary actor Suchitra Sen is in a serious condition after she was admitted to a private hospital here following a respiratory tract infection, doctors said Sunday.




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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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HC advocates help AAP membership swell, 15,000 join in Kolkata so far

The cell would be formally set up after January 26, as the membership drive is going on, Bhattacharjee said.




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Survey against hike in tax rates; calls for widening base

Amid debate over imposing higher taxes on super-rich, the Economic Survey today said efforts should be made to raise revenue by widening tax base and not by increasing the rates




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Economic Survey calls for urgent need to manage food stocks

As the country faces the prospect of being saddled with record almost 100 million tonnes of foodgrains in the next few months, the government's annual Economic Survey released today said that urgent attention needs to be accorded to efficient food ...




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Marginal rise in cargo traffic in Apr-Sept 2012: survey

Cargo traffic at ports during the six-month period ended September 2012 grew by just 1.8% to 455.8 million tonne due to decline in shipments handled at major ports, Economic Survey said today.




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Fiscal deficit target of 5.3% achievable: Eco Survey

The Economic Survey today said slippage on fiscal deficit will be restricted to 0.2 percentage point this year as expenditure measures could offset the shortfall in revenue collections




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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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Eco Survey calls for clarity in NELP policy

With India's show piece oil and gas exploration policy running into disputes, the pre-Budget Economic Survey today called for clarity in the policy as well removing distortions in fuel and natural gas pricing




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Reliable financial products can boost total savings

Reliable and easily accessible financial saving opportunities can help boost total savings and reduce attractiveness of alternatives like gold, the Economic Survey 2012-13 has said.




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Delhi rape case finds resonance in Economic Survey

After being at the receiving end of public ire, the government did not miss the opportunity of slipping in a brief policy statement on addressing the issue of violence against women in the Economic Survey




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Growth disappointing, things will look up next fiscal: Montek

Expressing disappointment over growth slowing to 5% this fiscal, Planning Commission Deputy Chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia today said that things would look up in next financial year.




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The perils of forecasting

The Economic Survey is both optimistic and sensible




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Dip in inflation makes case for rate cut

Survey says global financial conditions continued to remain too fragile to provide any external growth stimulus to the economy




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Diversification of products a must

Of the first 10 months of the current financial year, exports saw a decline for eight months




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Covid-19 crisis: Insurers cannot decline death claim settlements

All life insurers, both public and private, are committed to process any death claim pertaining to COVID-19 at the earliest,the Council said in a statement




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Cybercrimes in the time of Covid-19: Scamsters taking advantage of pandemic

A variety of phishing campaigns are taking advantage to distribute malware, steal credentials, and scam users




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Dindori''s farmers can''t have enough of the flavour of success

The farmers of Dindori, the emerging hub of grape cultivation near Nashik, are fanning out to exports, wine grapes cultivation and wineries




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Calling for a bamboo boom

If freed from the laws that govern its use, bamboo can be the new green gold, says a study conducted by the India...




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J-K to introduce cardboard packaging for apples

Looks do matter. This seems to be the conclusion of the J-K Government as far as apple sales are concerned.




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Experts call for bio-security as pests, diseases enter India

There is a shortage of food across the world and experts are trying to come up with ways in which the shortfall in supplies can be made up.




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IIM graduate chooses to push green cart, build Brand Bihar

A vegetable vendor with an IIM degree under his belt - that''s 26-year-old Kaushalendra Prasad of Bihar who would rather...




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Punjab''s cancer belt finds antidote in its dense cover of neem

While Punjab''s Malwa belt is witnessing rising incidence of cancer - largely due to addiction to alcohol and tobacco...




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Fungal diseases crush hopes of tomato, capsicum growers

Tomato and capsicum growers of Himachal Pradesh have lost some 40 to 60 per cent of their yield to fungal diseases so...




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Himachal apple growers cash in on Amarnath land controversy

The Amarnath land row which prevented the Kashmir apple crop from reaching the wholesale market, proved to be a blessing in disguise for Himachal''s orchards.




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Intercropping is the way for Sugarcane Industry: UP Govt

The Uttar Pradesh Government has asked the sugarcane industry to adopt agro-techniques to boost productivity.




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Uttarakhand gears up to cash in on walnut crop

With the Uttarakhand Government seizing the initiative in the matter, the state might well be on its way to becoming the walnut basket of India.




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Kisan Bank: a 'kind'' way to lend cash

How about repaying a loan in kind? This is exactly what a Kisan Bank set up in Dehradun intends to do...




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Valley develops country''s first scab resistant apples

After more than a decade of hectic efforts and numerous trials, scientists at Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agriculture.




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Kisan credit cards fail to attract farmers: J-K Govt report

The Kisan Credit Card (KCC) scheme has not found many takers ever though it was launched way back in 1998. A Jammu and Kashmir Government report has pointed out that till 2007-end, not more than 74,301 cards....




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Himachal farmers set to cash in on polyhouse cultivation

The Himachal Pradesh Government has decided to fund farmers, especially those in the hills, to build polyhouses modern greenhouses, in other words...




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CAG indicts J-K Government for neglect of farm sector

An audit scrutiny by the Comptroller and Auditor General has indicted the J-K Government for neglecting the Agriculture and Allied sector...




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No farm hands, Punjab looks to mechanical help

In an attempt to combat the problem of shrinking farm labour availability, the worse of which is felt during the paddy season...




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A case of missing Mangoes

While varieties like Rajapuri haven''t made it to the Mumbai markets at all, others like Badami and Lalbaug have been hit by a peculiar lack of demand