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Soil of six Bengal districts mapped

Indian Express (Free subscription) | yesterday

With West Bengal losing productivity, the state on Wednesday released the soil-use map of six districts.

• West Bengal releases soil nutrient map - Hindu

East Bengal posts another win

Hindu (Free subscription) | yesterday

KOLKATA: East Bengal scored its second straight victory with a solitary goal win over Kalighat Club in a premier division encounter of the Kolkata Football League at the Salt lake Stadium here on Wednesday. Young under-19 striker ...

Maoists gun down three CPI(M) workers in West Bengal

Daily News Analysis (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago

Suspected Maoists shot dead three CPI(M) workers at Sebaytan village in Midnapore West district in the small hours today.

• Maoists gun down three CPM workers in West Bengal's Midnapore district - Times of India
• CPI(M) activist shot dead in Midnapore - Naxal Terror Watch

Maoists gun down three CPM workers in West Bengal's Midnapore district

Times of India (Free subscription) | yesterday

Suspected Maoists shot dead three CPM workers at Sebaytan village in Midnapore West district in the small hours on Thursday.

East Bengal win but no end to their woes

The Telegraph India (Free subscription) | yesterday

Calcutta: East Bengal, these days, deal in bandages and plasters. With almost half-a-dozen players already out with injuries, the problem worsened Wednesday during their 1-0 victory against Kalighat Club in a CFL Premier Division match at the Salt Lake Stadium.

West Bengal releases soil nutrient map

Hindu (Free subscription) | yesterday

Kolkata: For the first time in the country, the West Bengal Government on Wednesday released a Soil Nutrient Map for optimum land use in the State. The map covering Birbhum, Burdwan, Hooghly, Howrah, Nadia and North 24-Parganas districts was ...

Ronit rocks Bengal

Hindu (Free subscription) | yesterday

KOLKATA: Ronit Singh took four wickets to reduce Bengal to 151 for six after Jharkhand’s first innings ended at 235 in the three-day under-16 Vijay Merchant Trophy, East Zone leg at Siliguri on Wednesday, according to information ...

Bengal lags in IT exports

The Telegraph India (Free subscription) | 12/09/2009

Calcutta, Dec. 8: Bengal is slipping on its software export target.

Bengal clears Didi plan for Singur coach unit

Indian Express (Free subscription) | 12/09/2009

The Left Front government in West Bengal today agreed to Railways Minister Mamata Banerjee's proposal for a rail coach factory...

Old Bengal returns, Coffman to IR

Cincinnati Enquirer (Free subscription) | yesterday

Shaun Smith is officially back as the Bengals announced the move on Wednesday. The sixth-year defensive tackle appeared in the locker room and said that he was happy to be back. To make way for Smith, rookie TE Chase Coffman was placed on injured reserve.

Bengal to hand over Singur land to rlys

Indian Express (Free subscription) | 12/09/2009

The West Bengal government on Tuesday put the Singur ball in Mamata Banerjee's court, giving its consent to the railway minister's proposal to set up a rail coach factory there.

• CPM lets Mamata build coach factory on Nano land - Daily News Analysis

East Bengal manage a win against Kalighat

All 24 Hours News (Free subscription) | yesterday

KOLKATA/DHAKA, 9 DEC: East Bengal, long glory-starved and seemingly resigned to their fate, eked out a 1-0 win in the limply progressing local Premier Division Football League today, Kalighat losing the game at Salt Lake...

Chidambaram to take a view on Bengal report soon

Daily News Analysis (Free subscription) | yesterday

The Central team had held meetings with senior officers of the state administration and visited a few violence-hit places during their three-day tour.

Bengal shot out for 193

The Telegraph India (Free subscription) | 12/09/2009

Kanpur: A fortnight back, Sri Lanka's new-ball bowlers Chanaka Welegedara and Angelo Mathews failed to get a breakthrough against India on a helpful Green Park strip.

Trinamool against setting up of N-power plant in Bengal

Times of India (Free subscription) | 12/08/2009

A day after Manmohan Singh made public the Centre’s decision to go ahead with the nuclear power plant at Haripur in West Bengal’s East Midnapore, Trinamool Congress raised voices of dissent.