Новости за 22.09.2015

The wedge within Gorkha Janamukti Morcha apparent by the resignation of Kalimpong MLA Harka Bahadur Chetri on Friday deepened further two-days later, on Monday, with Darjeeling MLA Trilok Dewan severing his ties with the party.

Its unstated support for Congress’s statewide bandh on August 18, or the formation of Salt Lake Citizens Forum were no flash in the pan. The Left Front, it appears, is willing to extend support to Congress on issues.

The CBI might be buying its time trying to locate properties bought by the ill-gotten money accumulated by both Sudipta Sen (Saradha) and Gautam Kundu (Rose Valley), but the CID has taken great strides in identifying another Rs 650 crore property owned by I-Core owner Anukul Maity across three north Indian states.

Trinamool workers at Kandi in Murshidabad allegedly staged a “dance of power” as they took out a rally on Monday, brandishing pistols and revolvers.

Bengal’s clinging to an outdated medical protocol is costing it dear.

Just a couple of days after the city police took credit in nabbing a gang that had carried out triple robberies in the city in a span of just 11 days, the most daring robbery was committed in the business destination of Burrabazar-Posta in broad daylight.

Commuters on Diamond Harbour Road can brace for nightmarish snarls from Monday as a huge pandal, encroaching upon the busy stretch, is likely to choke traffic, especially towards the southern-most end of the road.

Was Lieutenant Colonel Habibur Rehman, close aide of Netaji, who is widely believed as a sole survivor of the fateful plane crash, planting a story of the leader's death under his leader's insistence?

From kin of INA members to young students hoping for a drama-thriller on the Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose mystery, around 112 visitors made a stop the Kolkata Police Museum on Monday, the day 64 declassified files were thrown open for the public.

Many boarders in Patna University hostels, hotbeds of politics, have left for home to volunteer for parties as Bihar readies for polls.

National Highway Authority of India (NHAI), which worked quite well in Bihar giving Nitish Kumar government a face-saver at least on road development front, seems to have ditched West Bengal.

Speaking out for the first time on the burning issue of meat ban, chief minister Mamata Banerjee said on Monday that her government would never interfere in people's choice of food.

People may be divided along religious lines here. But the lines blur when it comes to the cattle economy.

Sumit Sen, who was editor of The Times of India, Kolkata, was cremated on Monday.

Popular tourist destinations like the Ajanta-Ellora and Elephanta caves or the Lonar lake may soon come to your doorstep through virtual reality tourism.

Two more persons, including a resident of Pune Cantonment, succumbed to swine flu between Sunday and Monday, taking the number of H1N1 casualties in Pune city to 120 this year, so far.

Five emergency routes and four VIP tracks have been designed by the Pune traffic police for the core city areas during Ganeshotsav to allow smooth entry and exit of vehicles during emergencies, or visits by dignitaries entitled to security cover.

RJD chief Lalu Prasad on Monday dared RSS and BJP to end the reservation policy, if they have the guts.

Four persons, including two engineers working with a Hadapsar-based software company, were killed in three separate accidents reported from Narhe Road, Hadapsar and Yerawada between Saturday and Sunday.

The Kothrud police arrested a criminal for allegedly assaulting a 25-year-old man with a sharp weapon at his residence in Kelewadi around 11.30pm on Sunday.

The civic body is giving a second thought to the idea of inviting fresh bids for the flyover near College of Engineering, Pune (CoEP), in Shivajinagar, a week after its standing committee decided to do so.

Within two months, every newly diagnosed tuberculosis (TB) patient in Maharashtra will be first put through the drug susceptibility test to check for drug-resistant TB, and also to determine which drugs will work well on the patient.

A flying squad of the state excise department on Sunday afternoon confiscated material worth Rs 27.91 lakh being used to illegally manufacture liquor at a godown in Wadmukhwadi on Pune-Alandi Road.

As heavy rains lashed this tiny village in Ahmednagar district last week, tears welled up in Sumanbai Pathare's eyes.Rains are unusual here.

Scores of school children and other onlookers gathered at the Jai Hind Mitra Mandal's Ganapati pandal in Shaniwar Peth to check out what the 12x8ft contraption at the venue is.