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Trinamool MP Srinjoy Bose Remanded to Four-Day Police Custody
A court in Kolkata today rejected the interim bail plea of Trinamool Congress Rajya Sabha MP Srinjoy Bose, arrested by CBI in connection with the Saradha chit fund scam case, and remanded him to four-day police custody.
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Shillong's Royal Wahingdoh qualify for 2014-15 edition of I-League
In a thrilling match at the Lammual Stadium, Shillong Club Royal Wahingdoh came back from behind to beat Sangbad Pratidin Bhawanipore FC 3-2 and get the I-League promotion. In the process, they became the third Shillong club to have achieved the feat.
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Chit fund scam: taxes on cigarettes to help pay for Mamata Banerjee's 500-crore relief fund
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee announced today that her government will set up a Rs.500 crore relief fund for compensating depositors who have lost money by investing in chit funds run by the Saradha Group.
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Chit fund chief Sudipta Sen's letter-bomb lists national leaders, Mamata Banerjee's MPs
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has denied that her party, the Trinamool Congress, encouraged or exploited Sudipta Sen, whose chit fund scheme collapsed in Bengal last week, leaving lakhs of small investors bereft of their savings. Ms Banerje announced a 500-crore fund today to help refund some of them.
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Trinamool MP Srinjoy Bose Remanded to Four-Day Police Custody
A court in Kolkata today rejected the interim bail plea of Trinamool Congress Rajya Sabha MP Srinjoy Bose, arrested by CBI in connection with the Saradha chit fund scam case, and remanded him to four-day police custody.
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Shillong's Royal Wahingdoh qualify for 2014-15 edition of I-League
In a thrilling match at the Lammual Stadium, Shillong Club Royal Wahingdoh came back from behind to beat Sangbad Pratidin Bhawanipore FC 3-2 and get the I-League promotion. In the process, they became the third Shillong club to have achieved the feat.
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Chit fund scam: taxes on cigarettes to help pay for Mamata Banerjee's 500-crore relief fund
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee announced today that her government will set up a Rs.500 crore relief fund for compensating depositors who have lost money by investing in chit funds run by the Saradha Group.
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Chit fund chief Sudipta Sen's letter-bomb lists national leaders, Mamata Banerjee's MPs
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has denied that her party, the Trinamool Congress, encouraged or exploited Sudipta Sen, whose chit fund scheme collapsed in Bengal last week, leaving lakhs of small investors bereft of their savings. Ms Banerje announced a 500-crore fund today to help refund some of them.
