Anindya Mitra

The Calcutta High Court today ordered winding up of tyre manufacturing company Dunlop India Limited (DIL), which had set up its first factory at Sahaganj, Uttar Pradesh in 1936.

Risque posters of soon-to-release film Hate Story is making the West Bengal Board of Censorship see blue.

The battle for Singur is far from over; it is now being fought in the courtroom, with the Tatas unwilling to give up their claim on the land.The Calcutta High Court's room 32 was packed as Tata advocate Samaraditya Pal concluded his argument, primarily slamming the Singur Act as unconstitutional.  "We have been dispossessed without due process...

The Calcutta High Court today ordered winding up of tyre manufacturing company Dunlop India Limited (DIL), which had set up its first factory at Sahaganj, Uttar Pradesh in 1936.

Risque posters of soon-to-release film Hate Story is making the West Bengal Board of Censorship see blue.

The battle for Singur is far from over; it is now being fought in the courtroom, with the Tatas unwilling to give up their claim on the land.The Calcutta High Court's room 32 was packed as Tata advocate Samaraditya Pal concluded his argument, primarily slamming the Singur Act as unconstitutional.  "We have been dispossessed without due process...