Four killed in Bengal panchayat polls
IANS | 20 Jul 2013, 7:01 AMKolkata, July 20: Four people were killed, including one in firing by central security forces, in round three of the five-phase West Bengal panchayat elections yesterday.The
Kolkata, July 20: Four people were killed, including one in firing by central security forces, in round three of the five-phase West Bengal panchayat elections yesterday.The
Kolkata, July 20: In the shadow of violence, the Bengal panchayat elections come close to Kolkata yesterday, with three neighbouring districts going to the hustings to elect
Puri, Jul 18 : Around nine lakhs devotees thronged Puri today for the Jagannath Return Car festival (Bahuda Yatra).The deities of Sri Jagannath, elder brother Balabhadra and
Bolpur, West Bengal, Jul 18: A district president of the Trinamool Congress today courted controversy again by inciting partymen to "attack" independent candidates in the on going
Bhubaneswar, July 18: ArcelorMittal's decision to back out of its proposed mega steel project in Keonjhar district would have no impact on the ongoing industrialisation in the
Malda (WB), Jul 18: Panic gripped the Malda Medical College and Hospital here after medical waste dumped outside the female ward caught fire yesterday evening, hospital sources
Kolkata, July 18: A leader of West Bengal's ruling Trinamool Congress yesterday courted controversy by exhorting his party workers to hurl bombs at police and damage houses of
Tamluk (WB), July 17: A total eight persons, including four from ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) were injured in post-panchayat poll clashes in East Midnapur district on
Puri, July 16 : Looking to woo the people of Odisha, BJP National Election Campaign Committee Chairman Narendra Modi today invoked blessings of Lord Jagannath here while lauding
Bhubaneswar, Jul 16: Ahead of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi's scheduled visit to Odisha today, the entire route from the airport to Sri Jagannath Temple at Puri was given
Kolkata, July 15: In one of the major drug seizures along Indo-Bangladesh border in recent times, security agencies recovered 2.3 tonnes of 'Ganja' suspected to be a consignment
Kolkata, July 15: Defending the verbal attacks by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and other Trinamool Congress leaders on State Election Commissioner Mira Pande, West Bengal
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