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Watch: Rs 30 Lakh Gold In SpiceJet Plane, Was Stuck In Pipe Under Seat
Air Intelligence officers at the Kolkata airport recovered 12 cut pieces of foreign-origin gold bars, worth over Rs 30 lakh. The total weight of the gold is approximately 600 grams.
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Kolkata Turns Battlefield As Left Protesters, Police Clash, Journalists Beaten Up
At 1:45 pm on Monday, Kolkata erupted at five different places. Even outside Mamata Banerjee's office Nabanna, police and Left protesters clashed. The air was thick with teargas as police charged with batons. Protesters threw stones and fashioned battering rams out of logs to try and bring down police barricades.
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Air Force Officer Dies After Falling Off A Balcony
An Air Force officer posted at Fort William died after falling from the balcony of his second floor flat at the officers' mess in Kolkata, A Defence spokesman said.
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On Vijay Diwas, Indian, Bangladeshi Veterans Recall Victory Over Pakistan
Top officers of the Army, Navy and the Air Force as well as veterans of the 1971 war gathered at the Vijay Smarak or victory memorial at Fort William, headquarters of the Army's Eastern Command in Kolkata, on Friday to mark Vijay Diwas.
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Kolkata Hit-And-Run Case: Mohammed Sohrab Surrenders Before Court
Former legislator Mohammed Sohrab, whose son Sambia was arrested in connection with the hit-and-run case in which an Air force officer was killed during a Republic Day parade rehearsal, surrendered before a sessions court in Kolkata today.
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Kolkata Hit-And-Run Case: No Joint Probe With Air Force, Says Police
Kolkata Police will not hold a joint probe with the Air Force into the Red Road hit-and-run case here in which a young IAF officer was killed.
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Trinamool Leader's Son Who Allegedly Ran Over Air Force Corporal Interrogated
Sambia Sohrab, the prime accused in the hit-and-run case in which a young Air Force officer was killed while rehearsing for the Republic Day parade, was interrogated at length by the Kolkata Police last night.
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Air Force Officer Killed After Being Hit By Speeding Car In Kolkata
An Air Force officer was killed today after being hit by a speeding car during the Republic Day rehearsal parade in Kolkata.
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Threat Caller to Air India Office Remanded to Judicial Custody
A city court on Monday remanded Prasanta Biswas, arrested for allegedly making a threat call to the city office of Air India here that one of its planes will be hijacked, to judicial custody till January 9.
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1 Arrested for Making Threat Call to Air India City Office
One person was today arrested by the Special Task Force (STF) of Kolkata Police from Bongaon area in North 24 Parganas district for allegedly making a threat call to the city office of Air India.
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Air India Kolkata Office Receives Threat Call
An anonymous telephone call threatening that an Air India plane would be hijacked was made to the Kolkata office of the state-owned carrier on Saturday evening, police said.
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More Sri Lankan officers arrive in India for training
Despite Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's strong objection to Sri Lankan defence officers being trained anywhere in India, sources have told NDTV that four officers have landed in Chennai from Colombo and have left for Kolkata by a connecting flight to undergo an AN32 engine fitter course.
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Watch: Rs 30 Lakh Gold In SpiceJet Plane, Was Stuck In Pipe Under Seat
Air Intelligence officers at the Kolkata airport recovered 12 cut pieces of foreign-origin gold bars, worth over Rs 30 lakh. The total weight of the gold is approximately 600 grams.
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Kolkata Turns Battlefield As Left Protesters, Police Clash, Journalists Beaten Up
At 1:45 pm on Monday, Kolkata erupted at five different places. Even outside Mamata Banerjee's office Nabanna, police and Left protesters clashed. The air was thick with teargas as police charged with batons. Protesters threw stones and fashioned battering rams out of logs to try and bring down police barricades.
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Air Force Officer Dies After Falling Off A Balcony
An Air Force officer posted at Fort William died after falling from the balcony of his second floor flat at the officers' mess in Kolkata, A Defence spokesman said.
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On Vijay Diwas, Indian, Bangladeshi Veterans Recall Victory Over Pakistan
Top officers of the Army, Navy and the Air Force as well as veterans of the 1971 war gathered at the Vijay Smarak or victory memorial at Fort William, headquarters of the Army's Eastern Command in Kolkata, on Friday to mark Vijay Diwas.
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Kolkata Hit-And-Run Case: Mohammed Sohrab Surrenders Before Court
Former legislator Mohammed Sohrab, whose son Sambia was arrested in connection with the hit-and-run case in which an Air force officer was killed during a Republic Day parade rehearsal, surrendered before a sessions court in Kolkata today.
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Kolkata Hit-And-Run Case: No Joint Probe With Air Force, Says Police
Kolkata Police will not hold a joint probe with the Air Force into the Red Road hit-and-run case here in which a young IAF officer was killed.
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Trinamool Leader's Son Who Allegedly Ran Over Air Force Corporal Interrogated
Sambia Sohrab, the prime accused in the hit-and-run case in which a young Air Force officer was killed while rehearsing for the Republic Day parade, was interrogated at length by the Kolkata Police last night.
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Air Force Officer Killed After Being Hit By Speeding Car In Kolkata
An Air Force officer was killed today after being hit by a speeding car during the Republic Day rehearsal parade in Kolkata.
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Threat Caller to Air India Office Remanded to Judicial Custody
A city court on Monday remanded Prasanta Biswas, arrested for allegedly making a threat call to the city office of Air India here that one of its planes will be hijacked, to judicial custody till January 9.
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1 Arrested for Making Threat Call to Air India City Office
One person was today arrested by the Special Task Force (STF) of Kolkata Police from Bongaon area in North 24 Parganas district for allegedly making a threat call to the city office of Air India.
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Air India Kolkata Office Receives Threat Call
An anonymous telephone call threatening that an Air India plane would be hijacked was made to the Kolkata office of the state-owned carrier on Saturday evening, police said.
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More Sri Lankan officers arrive in India for training
Despite Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's strong objection to Sri Lankan defence officers being trained anywhere in India, sources have told NDTV that four officers have landed in Chennai from Colombo and have left for Kolkata by a connecting flight to undergo an AN32 engine fitter course.
