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Indradeep Bhattacharyya

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we lost much more than a cricket match last sunday night

We Lost Much More Than a Cricket Match Last Sunday Night

If years of alienation, humiliation and open threats to the lives of Muslims led to the reported celebration of India's defeat to Pakistan in the T20 cricket World Cup, who is really to blame?

tocilizumab scam is the west bengal govt trying to shield accused tmc mla

Tocilizumab Scam: Is the West Bengal Govt Trying to Shield Accused TMC MLA?

interview our welfare schemes will ride us back to power tmc s derek o brien

Interview | 'Our Welfare Schemes Will Ride Us Back to Power': TMC's Derek O'Brien

interview tmc list was not made by mamata doubt if she was even consulted dinesh trivedi

Interview | TMC List Was Not Made by Mamata, Doubt if She Was Even Consulted: Dinesh Trivedi

left trusts young turks to take on political heavyweights in bengal

Left Trusts Young Turks to Take on Political Heavyweights in Bengal

laughter tears and flared tempers reactions to the tmc candidate list

Laughter, Tears and Flared Tempers: Reactions to the TMC Candidate List

bengal wants its own daughter tmc slogan reflects upcoming polls identity politics

'Bengal Wants Its Own Daughter': TMC Slogan Reflects Upcoming Polls' Identity Politics

iim calcutta faculty letter to education ministry a last ditch attempt to save the b school

IIM-Calcutta Faculty Letter to Education Ministry a Last-Ditch Attempt to 'Save the B-School'

delhi high court finds violation of reservation laws in jnu faculty appointment

Delhi High Court Finds Violation of Reservation Laws in JNU Faculty Appointment

a poet and scholar alokeranjan dasgupta’s death leaves us culturally impoverished

A Poet and Scholar, Alokeranjan Dasgupta’s Death Leaves Us Culturally Impoverished