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Issues with party have been resolved: Kabir Suman
Kolkata, Nov 20 : Noted Bengali singer Kabir Suman, a Trinamool Congress MP, Friday said all issues with the party following his criticism had been resolved and described himself as a "party slave".
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Medha Patkar meets Mamata Banerjee on land acquisition bill
New Delhi, Nov 20 : Narmada Bachao Andolan leader Medha Patkar met Railway Minister and Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee here Friday to convey her opposition to certain provisions of the land acquisition bill that is to be introduced in the winter session of parliament.
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Students may get temporary photo I-cards: EC
Kolkata, Nov 20 : To get more young people to vote, the Election Commission (EC) is planning to issue temporary Electronic Photo Identity Cards (EPIC) to students settled outside their home states.
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Mamata inaugurates first 'Jan Ahaar'
Kolkata, Nov 20 : As promised in the last railway budget, Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee today inaugurated the first 'Jan Ahar' cafeteria for passengers at the old complex of Howrah station.
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1 dead, 3 injured on Kalyani Expressway
Barrackpore, Nov 20 : One person was killed and three were injured when the car, they were travelling in, met with an accident on the Kalyani Expressway at Jaffarpur under Titagarh police station today.
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Landmine explosion derails train; one killed and 25 injured
Kolkata, Nov 20 : Trains continued to be the softest target as the Maoists triggered a landmine explosion last night, derailing eight coaches of 321 Up Tata-Bilaspur Passenger, killing at least one person and injuring 25, five of them seriously, between Posoita and Monoharpur stations on Chakradharpur-Rourkela section of Chakradharpur division.
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12-hour shutdown hits life in Darjeeling
Darjeeling, Nov 20 : Normal life came to a halt here Friday as Gorkha Janmukti Morcha (GJM) activists called a 12-hour shutdown in Darjeeling district of West Bengal, demanding permanent status for iver 6,000 employees working with Darjeeling Gorkha Hill Council (DGHC) on temporary basis.
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One killed, 23 injured as train jumps tracks
Kolkata, Nov 20 : At least one person was killed and 23 injured, five of them seriously, when eight coaches of 321 Up Tata-Bilaspur Passenger got derailed between Posoita and Monoharpur stations on Chakradharpur-Rourkela section last night.
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3-month-old infant put up on sale in West Bengal
Jalpaiguri (West Bengal), Nov 19 : A woman here was compelled to sell her three-month old baby in order to release her husband, who has been allegedly held by the hospital authorities from the last three months over non-payment of bill.
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BJP has no right to call Bangla Bandh: SUCI
Kolkata, Nov 19 : SUCI state secretary Provash Ghosh today held both the Centre and state government responsible for price rise of essentials, saying the BJP in West Bengal had no right to call another Bangla Bandh on November 30 on similar issues.
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Highlight Sundarbans in Copenhagen talks: Bengal government
Kolkata, Nov 19 : The West Bengal government has written a letter to the centre asking the Union Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF) to highlight the Sundarbans issue in the Copenhagen climate summit, state Environment Minister Sailen Sarkar said here Thursday.
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20 couples solemnise dowry free marriage
Hoogly, Nov 19 : Marriages are made in heaven. But for twenty-odd couples, heaven perhaps descended on earth as they tied the nuptial knot braving the demons of dowry, poverty and communal disharmony.
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Ration dealer and ex-CPM member shot dead
Midnapore, Nov 19 : A ration dealer and an ex-gram panchayat member of CPI(M) Bhanguram Hansda was gunned down last night in Bhaduria village under Sadar Kotwali police station.
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Mahato slapped with fresh charge of helping Maoists
Kolkata, Nov 18 : People's Committee Against Police Atrocities (PCAPA) leader Chhatradhar Mahato, who was arrested in September this year, was accused in a fresh case Wednesday for helping Maoists during a gunbattle with the joint forces in West Bengal.
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Three Bangladeshi militants sent to police custody
Kolkata, Nov 18: Three suspected Bangladeshi militants, arrested for having alleged links with terror outfits Harkat-ul-Jihad-al-Islami (HuJI) and Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), were Wednesday remanded in police custody till Dec 2, police said.
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Two men found shot dead in West Bengal district
Kolkata, Nov 18 : Two men were found shot dead near a forest area in West Bengal's Maoist-hit West Midnapore district Wednesday and police said they suspected that the guerrillas had killed them.
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Jet Lite plane makes emergency landing, all passengers safe
Kolkata, Nov 17 : Around 150 passengers and four crew members of a Jet Lite flight had a narrow escape Tuesday when the aircraft was hit by a bird soon after take-off from the airport here and had to make an emergency landing, airport sources said.
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Kolkata Metro completes 25 years - unheralded
By Aparajita Gupta, Kolkata, Nov 17 : Amid the euphoria over the fast expanding Delhi Metro, the country's first underground metro railway service here has completed 25 years, virtually unnoticed and unsung.
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Goodricke run Springside Tea Estate reopens today
Darjeling, Nov 16 : Goodricke Group Ltd run Castleton Tea Estate's Springside tea garden in Kurseong reopened today, ending a weeklong lockout following a bipartite agreement between the management and labour union.
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Buddhadeb accuses Trinamool of ushering in 'danger' for Bengal
Kolkata, Nov 16 : Charging the Trinamool Congress with ushering in a 'great danger' for West Bengal, Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee today said he had specific reports about the Opposition party having direct links with the underground Maoists.
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Kabir Suman has right to air his view: Mamata Banerjee
Kolkata, Nov 16 : A day after noted singer Kabir Suman criticised mainstay political parties for misusing government funds, Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee Monday said it was his democratic right to express his opinion and the Trinamool Congress did not see the matter as a "major issue".
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Fiery Buddha takes on Mamata at Left Front rally
By Ajitha Menon, Kolkata, Nov.16 : West Bengal Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharya on Monday finally shook off the lethargy which had affected the CPI(M) in West Bengal after the general elections, and tore into the policies of the opposition Trinamool Congress.
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Learn lessons from West Bengal poll debacle, Bardhan to CPI-M
New Delhi, Nov 16: Communist Party of India (CPI) general secretary A.B. Bardhan Monday asked all the Left parties, particularly the Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M), to take lessons from the continuing electoral debacle in West Bengal where the Left has been in power for the last three decades.
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Castleton starts operation from today
Darjeling, Nov 16 : The Caslteton Tea Estate's spring side division is all set to start its operation from today following a settlement between the union and the management.
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