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Search Link With Us		News About Kolkata         News     Showing 13 - 16 out of 20 Pages 1 2 3 [4] 5            [Read in detail..] [26/06/2008] Nokia, Google in smart war - The Telegraph Calcutta, India Nokia has hunkered down for a battle with Google as the two behemoths race each other to develop the world’s first open source software platform for mobile phones.         [Read in detail..] [26/06/2008] India-Malaysia Azlan Shah tie was ‘fixed’. - The Statesman. After allegations of match-fixing in cricket and tennis it’s now the turn of India’s official national sport, hockey. In a sensational allegation, several unnamed Malaysian hockey players have been accused by their own governing body of fixing a match against India in the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup here last month.         [Read in detail..] [25/06/2008] Jaya lands in fresh trouble - The Telegraph Calcutta, India. The Election Commission has asked Lucknow police to file a criminal case against the Samajwadi Party MP, who had resigned her seat over the office-of-profit row in March 2006 before being elected again.         [Read in detail..] [25/06/2008] Dons pump crores into city realty. - The Times of India. Brijesh was nabbed from a Bhubaneswar shopping mall earlier this year after dodging the police net for more than two decades. He is now in Mumbai Police custody in connection with a shootout in that city.		Latest News Engineer on safety leave -- The Telegraph Calcutta, India The engineer, who was beaten with steel rods in Singur on July 29, returned to work two weeks after   [Detail] Buddha straight-talk rattles comrades -- The Times Of India, Kolkata. Despite the change, Left veterans are finding it hard to come to terms with chief minister Buddhadeb  [Detail] State of madness. - The Telegraph Calcutta, India. We came to Bengal when many people considered us to be mad... But if any segment of the state feels   [Detail] Four Army men, including a Colonel, among 8 killed in J&K gun battle. - The Statesman. Col J J Joseph, commanding officer of the 45 Rastriya Rifles, was killed while leading the operation  [Detail] The Sushil story - The Telegraph Calcutta, India. Instantly labelled as a serious challenger to Virender Sehwag’s undisputed crown of Nawab of Najafga  [Detail]
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