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2 College Students Run Over In Kolkata, Mob Torches 3 Buses
In Kolkata, police had to use teargas on stone throwing mobs that went on the rampage, setting at least three buses on fire on the Eastern Metropolitan Bypass after one of them ran over two first year college students at Chingrighata. The two victims, who died on the spot, were residents of areas adjacent to the bypass and locals poured onto the ar...
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Google Maps To Provide Real Time Kolkata bus Information To Commuters
Commuters in Kolkata will be able to get real time bus information in Google maps from today.
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Big Brother Now on Kolkata's Buses
Mamata Banerjee had promised to turn Kolkata into London. While most could say she is way off that mark, some of the buses that her government is running in the city certainly have a new look.
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44,000 buses off road in Kolkata for the next 48 hours
Around 44,000 private buses in Kolkata and other parts of West Bengal will remain off road for the next 48 hours. The private bus operators in the state began their strike from 6 am today in their call for a hike in fares, a demand which the Mamata Banerjee government has repeatedly rejected.
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2 College Students Run Over In Kolkata, Mob Torches 3 Buses
In Kolkata, police had to use teargas on stone throwing mobs that went on the rampage, setting at least three buses on fire on the Eastern Metropolitan Bypass after one of them ran over two first year college students at Chingrighata. The two victims, who died on the spot, were residents of areas adjacent to the bypass and locals poured onto the ar...
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Google Maps To Provide Real Time Kolkata bus Information To Commuters
Commuters in Kolkata will be able to get real time bus information in Google maps from today.
-
Big Brother Now on Kolkata's Buses
Mamata Banerjee had promised to turn Kolkata into London. While most could say she is way off that mark, some of the buses that her government is running in the city certainly have a new look.
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44,000 buses off road in Kolkata for the next 48 hours
Around 44,000 private buses in Kolkata and other parts of West Bengal will remain off road for the next 48 hours. The private bus operators in the state began their strike from 6 am today in their call for a hike in fares, a demand which the Mamata Banerjee government has repeatedly rejected.
