Decentralized Production in West Bengal: A Study of Clustering In Garment Making and Small Engineering Goods Manufacturing Industries of West Bengal (India)
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New Delhi: Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) leader Sitaram Yechury has denied allegations that the Marxists and Maoists were in league in West Bengal and alleged that the rebels were
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Proposing the motion, Seth was forceful about not just the impossibility of the dream of a resurgent Bengal
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Calcutta, Nov. 7: Three members of an anti-Maoist Jharkhand outfit were found dead, their hands tied and their bodies riddled with bullets, in West Midnapore the day the chief minister arrived in the district.
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Calcutta, Nov. 6: The Bengal government today dismissed human resource development minister Kapil Sibal's directive that the state scrap the process of appointing primary school teachers ignoring central regulations that are applicable across the country.
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Purulia, Nov. 6: The Delhi-Puri Purshottam Express was detained at Purulia station for two hours tonight after railway police found under a seat two tin cans, the type Maoists use to stuff explosives.
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Calcutta, Nov. 6: The government has asked district magistrates and police chiefs to find out the causes of political clashes that have rocked the state since the Lok Sabha polls.
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Calcutta, Nov. 6: Industries minister Nirupam Sen today wrote to Union shipping minister G.K. Vasan urging him to open a new shipping channel to save Haldia Port.
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Piyal Kundu from Naihati, West Bengal, India posts some vintage Indian photos in his blog “Old Indian Photos” and some of them date back to the 1850s.
The Telegraph India (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
Nov. 5: Six more companies of the CRPF, bound for Lalgarh, reached Midnapore today.
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Nov. 5: P. Chidambaram today said he had "impressed upon" Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee that "it is the duty of the state government to maintain law and order".
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Tamluk, Nov. 5: A woman was tied to a tree and set ablaze after a village kangaroo court in East Midnapore pronounced the death sentence on her for an "illicit relationship".
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Nov. 5: The Centre today approved four-lane expansion of two stretches of National Highway 34 that would reduce travel time from Calcutta to north Bengal.
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Calcutta, Nov. 5: Mamata Banerjee will march from College Square to the Metro Channel in Calcutta at noon on Monday, holding traffic hostage in the central business district on the first weekday.
rediff News (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
With reports of intermittent clashes between the workers of the Trinamool Congress and the Communist Party of India-Marxist, the Centre has asked the West Bengal government to strictly ensure law and order whatever be the provocation for the political violence.
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Rivalries between Bangladesh's Left extremist groups operating in districts bordering India's West Bengal state have led to 285 people being killed this year, a media report said Thursday.
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prakash m apte | 11/14/2008
CALCUTTA : STEMMING THE TIDE Prakash M. Apte The root cause, therefore, of the rapid growth of Calcutta is regional imbalance in terms of the economic growth of neighbouring states. Even within the state of West Bengal there is no other comparable centre affording mass employment.
faiyazsultan | 09/08/2008
India’s Tata Motors plans to sell an electric car Amid protests in West Bengal, India’s Tata Motors is moving forward with plans to sell an electric car in Norway in about a year. Mumbai-based Tata Motors (NYSE:TTM) unveiled today an electric version of the Indica hatchback, with plans to make it available in Norway in 2009 and India in 2010. This is a preview of India’s Tata Motors plans to sell an...
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