Allies want AL to initiate dialogue

Malda, May 21: Over 30 labourers from Malda, who travelled over 1,500km to Rajasthan to work as construction hands, are allegedly trapped in a labour camp near Jaipur because of a payment dispute the workers and their contractor in Malda had with ...

May 17: Mahasens reputation had preceded it as it moved towards the Northeast, having already claimed several lives in Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. The fear and anxiety of the past couple of days was, therefore, quite in order. Finally, though, Mahasen ...

SHILLONG Heavy rain lashed Meghalaya early on Thursday as cyclone Mahasen crossed into neighbouring Bangladeshs low-lying coast but officials said there was no direct threat to humans or agriculture in the state. The rain was a result of the ...

Fifteen cases have been registered against non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) here following raids. Rourkela police and their Sundargarh counterparts launched crackdown on NBFCs since Friday. Rourkela SP Amitendra Nath Sinha said raids were ...

Mothers are special; they are the first people we bond with. The expression of love for one's mother has come up in various forms of arts over the years. From film to folklore to poetry and beyond, the various aspects of mother-child relationship ...

The delay in acquiring a mere five acres of land has set back the possession of 500 acres to set up the much-needed garment village in Munshiganj, officials said. It has been nearly eight years since the government took up the plan, after the ...

: The intermittent rain across the Tripura during last 72 hours have claimed one life and injured four other persons in separate parts of the state. Heavy torrential rain and thunder shower of Norwester forced hundreds of people rendered homeless in ...

: The intermittent rain across the state during last 48 hours downed the mercury and provided relief to people reeling under heat. Heavy torrential rain and thunder shower had struck Agartala and its vicinity also on Sunday night and Monday morning.

Bangalore: Over 60 per cent of the 43.6 million voters cast their ballots till 5 pm in the 14th Karnataka assembly polls on Sunday to decide the fate of the first BJP government in south India, an official said in Bangalore. In Bangalore, which has ...