Stephen Court Fire

Sanjay Bagaria, one of the main accused in the Stephen Court inferno in Kolkata that claimed 43 lives in March this year, has been arrested from Saharanpur in Uttar Pradesh.Bagaria is one of the directors of the Stephen Court and had been absconding since March. On Wednesday, the Kolkata police will produce him in a local court in Saharanpur to see...

The death toll in the fire at Kolkata's Stephen Court building has gone up to 43, with 6 more bodies being recovered on Monday.

With the death of thirty three people so far, the Stephen Court fire has recorded the highest-ever death toll in any fire incident in the metropolis even as search for the missing is still on.

Two more decomposed bodies have been found in Kolkata's fire-ravaged Stephen Court, raising the death count in Tuesday's inferno to 33. Search is still on for the four missing persons.

After the Stephen Court tragedy, residents of buildings around it are a worried lot as they suddenly realized they too lived in a death trap.

The Municipal Corporation's files on the top two illegal floors of Stephen Court have suddenly disappeared. This is being seen by many as a cover-up.

In the midst of the tragic Kolkata inferno, here's a tale of supreme courage. Meet Zulfikar Ali, a carpenter who saved many lives on that terrible afternoon.

The Calcutta High Court has ruled that no part of Stephen Court can be demolished without permission.

Anger over the Stephen Court fire, which claimed 24 lives in Kolkata, has forced Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee to admit that the top two floors where the fire took place were illegally constructed.

In the backdrop of a fire in heritage Stephen Court building in Kolkata, the city civic authorities formed a committee to ensure high-rise buildings are subjected to routine inspections.

A FIR is being registered by the fire brigade department against the owner of Stephen Court, the Kolkata building where 24 people died in a fire on Tuesday.

Sonali Singh and Mili Acharya have been roaming on the streets for long, photograph in hand. In the hope that someone can give them details about their missing brother Bidyut Acharya.

Five people are reported to have died in the fire at Stephen Court on the busy Park Street in Kolkata on Tuesday afternoon.

Kolkata's police commissioner said on Wednesday that the death toll in in the massive fire at Stephen Court was high because the gate to the roof was locked.

Sanjay Bagaria, one of the main accused in the Stephen Court inferno in Kolkata that claimed 43 lives in March this year, has been arrested from Saharanpur in Uttar Pradesh.Bagaria is one of the directors of the Stephen Court and had been absconding since March. On Wednesday, the Kolkata police will produce him in a local court in Saharanpur to see...

The death toll in the fire at Kolkata's Stephen Court building has gone up to 43, with 6 more bodies being recovered on Monday.

With the death of thirty three people so far, the Stephen Court fire has recorded the highest-ever death toll in any fire incident in the metropolis even as search for the missing is still on.

Two more decomposed bodies have been found in Kolkata's fire-ravaged Stephen Court, raising the death count in Tuesday's inferno to 33. Search is still on for the four missing persons.

After the Stephen Court tragedy, residents of buildings around it are a worried lot as they suddenly realized they too lived in a death trap.

The Municipal Corporation's files on the top two illegal floors of Stephen Court have suddenly disappeared. This is being seen by many as a cover-up.

In the midst of the tragic Kolkata inferno, here's a tale of supreme courage. Meet Zulfikar Ali, a carpenter who saved many lives on that terrible afternoon.

The Calcutta High Court has ruled that no part of Stephen Court can be demolished without permission.

Anger over the Stephen Court fire, which claimed 24 lives in Kolkata, has forced Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee to admit that the top two floors where the fire took place were illegally constructed.

In the backdrop of a fire in heritage Stephen Court building in Kolkata, the city civic authorities formed a committee to ensure high-rise buildings are subjected to routine inspections.

A FIR is being registered by the fire brigade department against the owner of Stephen Court, the Kolkata building where 24 people died in a fire on Tuesday.

Sonali Singh and Mili Acharya have been roaming on the streets for long, photograph in hand. In the hope that someone can give them details about their missing brother Bidyut Acharya.

Five people are reported to have died in the fire at Stephen Court on the busy Park Street in Kolkata on Tuesday afternoon.

Kolkata's police commissioner said on Wednesday that the death toll in in the massive fire at Stephen Court was high because the gate to the roof was locked.