AITC councillor arrested in Ballia

Hours after his release from jail, former Trinamool Congress legislator Arabul Islam Friday accused sections of West Bengal Police of acting as CPI-M "stooges" to frame him."A section of police is acting like a stooge of the CPI-M (Communist Party of ...

New Delhi: The Congress and the opposition were at daggers drawn yesterday, with the latter demanding the removal of P C Chacko as head of the joint parliamentary committee (JPC) looking into 2G spectrum allocation and the former pressing for ...

Parliament adjourned over coal blocks issue Opposition wants PM to go over coal mines; Congress say... Congress concerned over fate of food, land bills UPA on edge; SP, BSP role crucial in parliament New Delhi, April 30 (IANS) Both houses of ...

Congress loses a seat each to Trinamool, Left Front Trinamool alleges poll panel of bias, opposition flays ... No alliance with Trinamool, asserts Congress Trinmool leader freed on bail, terms police CPI-M stoog... Kolkata, March 24 (IANS) The ...

Arrested Trinamool leader claims party asked him to fle... Fire in Kolkata again: 700 shanties burnt, 1,500 homele... Trinmool leader freed on bail, terms police CPI-M stoog... Cop killing: Absconding Trinamool councillor arrested Kolkata, March 17 ...

Kolkata, May 13 : A two-judge bench of Calcutta High Court today ordered a CBI inquiry into the death of a 25-year-old youth in police custody in a village of North-Western district of West Bengal state nearly four months ago. Trinmool Congress ...

e Lok Sabha passed the Finance Bill for the 2013-14 fiscal. The main opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has been pressing for Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's resignation over the coal blocks allocations. The United Progressive Alliance (UPA) ...

In the wake of an alleged fraud involving thousands of crores by Kolkata-based Saradha group, Corporate Affairs Ministry on Thursday ordered Serious Fraud Investigation Office to carry out all investigations into such companies. The decision was ...

More in: HOW long we should suffer for the blunders committed by your party, was the pointed question asked by the Forward Block stalwart Mr Ashok Ghosh to the state secretary of CPI-M, Mr Biman Bose. Mr Ghosh was politically correct when he put the ...