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Kolkata Doctor Arrested for Allegedly Raping Patient Using Sedatives and Blackmailing Her | Kolkata News - Times of India
A doctor in North 24 Parganas has been arrested for allegedly raping a 26-year-old female patient, sedating her, filming the assault, and extorting money. The horrifying case came to light after the victim reported the incident to the police.
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TMC seeks renaming of West Bengal as 'Bangla'
Trinamool Congress MP calls for renaming West Bengal to 'Bangla' to reflect state's history and culture.
Fleeing perverts, event management firm owner Sutandra Chatterjee dies in road crash | India News - The Times of India
India News: Sutandra Chatterjee, a 27-year-old event manager from Chandernagore, died in a high-speed car accident on NH-2 while traveling to Gaya for work. Her v
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Kolkata Mayor asks to close down all rooftop restaurants in city, three days after a massive blaze claimed 14 lives
Kolkata Mayor orders closure of rooftop restaurants after fatal fire incidents, emphasizing importance of fire safety and compliance.
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The sirens of war: How Kolkata is reviving its WWII-era air raid sirens
Kolkata is in the middle of surveying and identifying its World War II sirens. This exercise has now been rendered more urgent by escalating border tensions this month.
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‘Maa, I did not steal’: Humiliated in public for stealing chips, 12-year-old boy ‘dies by suicide’
He was allegedly chased by the shopowner who returned soon, and slapped and asked the boy to do sit-ups in full public view, a police officer said.
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Why workers who grow one of the world’s finest teas face an uncertain future
Climate change, competition and sociopolitical unrest have battered Darjeeling’s tea industry. The hardest hit are those on the ground who cultivate the crop.
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