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Pics: Cyclone Remal Leaves Trail Of Destruction In Bengal, 2 Dead In Bangladesh
Cyclone Remal: Severe cyclonic storm Remal made landfall between the coasts of West Bengal and Bangladesh, unleashing winds up to 135 kmph.
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This Kolkata Durga Puja Pandal Relives Cyclone Amphan Horror. See Pics
Durga Puja pandals and idols of the goddess in the city of joy never fail to amaze. Even in a pandemic year, artists and idol makers have conceptualized eye-openers. Take a look at this Durga Puja pandal themed on Cyclone Amphan that left a trail of devastation in Kolkata and its suburbs in the beginning of June.
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NABARD Approves Rs 795 Crore To Rebuild Infrastructure Damaged By Amphan In Bengal
National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) has sanctioned Rs 795 crore for reconstructing infrastructure damaged by Cyclone Amphan that ripped through West Bengal in May, an official from the agency said on Thursday.
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Mamata Banerjee Urges Officials To Ensure Cyclone Relief Reaches Everyone
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has asked officials to "immediately take steps" to ensure that nobody is deprived after complaints that government benefits were not reaching those hit by Cyclone Amphan and were diverted to unaffected people, secretariat sources said on Tuesday.
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Central Team In Bengal To Assess Cyclone Damage Ignored Interiors: Villagers
Please ensure we get more tarpaulin, said a man in broken Hindi to a central government team that was visiting villages ravaged by cyclone Amphan in South 24 Parganas district on Saturday.
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Highlights Of #AllForBengal Telethon: Donate To Help Bengal Recover
#AllForBengal, an initiative to help the poorest who have suffered the most in Bengal due to cyclone Amphan
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Trinamool Cautions Minister Over Comments On Cyclone Amphan Handling
The Trinamool Congress leadership has cautioned senior party leader and minister Sadhan Pande and asked him not to publicly express views against the party, days after he blamed the TMC-run Kolkata Municipal Corporation for "lack of planning" in dealing with cyclone Amphan.
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Airline Staff In Protective Gear Wheel Out Passengers At Kolkata Airport
Two months after it shut down and a week after it was ravaged by Cyclone Amphan, the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport reopened in Kolkata today with flights scaled down to just 11 arrivals and 11 departures instead of the usual 150.
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"Welcome Back Passengers": Flight Operations Begin In Cyclone-Hit Kolkata
Domestic flight operations in Kolkata resumed early this morning after a gap of two months due to the lockdown.Though domestic flight operations across the country began on May 25, they could not be restarted in Kolkata as the state was involved in relief and restoration work after Cyclone Amphan destoyed many areas of the state.
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Thunderstorm With 96 kmph Winds Rips Through Amphan-Ravaged Kolkata
Like a sequel of a horror film, Cyclone Amphan 2.0 hurtled through Kolkata on Wednesday evening, uprooting trees, squashing cars, and even threatening to pull down an old building or two.
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Campaign To Save Kolkata's Book Street, Wrecked By Cyclone Amphan
Cyclone Amphan has hit Kolkata where it hurts. It has brought the city's iconic College Street to its knees. Hundreds of tiny book stalls that line both the street were flooded on Wednesday night and books, wet and soaking, have been reduced to raddi or waste.
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More Army Needed For Cyclone-Hit Bengal: Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury To PM
Senior Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury on Tuesday wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, seeking deployment of more Army personnel to restore normalcy in cyclone-hit Kolkata and other parts of West Bengal.
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"Not Fever, Poor Die Of Hunger": How Lockdown, Cyclone Hit A Rickshaw-Puller's Life
Santosh Shaw doesn't make even Rs 50 a day these days pedaling his cycle rickshaw through a warren of lanes on the eastern fringes of Kolkata during the lockdown but will not accept Rs 100 for no work.
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Army Helps In Kolkata But Protests Smoulder In Cyclone-Battered Bengal
The Indian Army was in action in Bengal on Sunday, helping the Mamata Banerjee government deal with the aftermath of Cyclone Amphan, which tore through coastal Bengal and large parts of Kolkata on Wednesday, uprooting thousands of trees, destroying tens of thousands of homes and leaving lakhs without power, water and sanitation.
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Army, Disaster Relief Teams Start Restoration Work In Cyclone Amphan-Hit Bengal
Army and NDRF teams on Sunday helped forest department and civic agencies to get cyclone-ravaged West Bengal back on its feet.
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Pics: Cyclone Remal Leaves Trail Of Destruction In Bengal, 2 Dead In Bangladesh
Cyclone Remal: Severe cyclonic storm Remal made landfall between the coasts of West Bengal and Bangladesh, unleashing winds up to 135 kmph.
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This Kolkata Durga Puja Pandal Relives Cyclone Amphan Horror. See Pics
Durga Puja pandals and idols of the goddess in the city of joy never fail to amaze. Even in a pandemic year, artists and idol makers have conceptualized eye-openers. Take a look at this Durga Puja pandal themed on Cyclone Amphan that left a trail of devastation in Kolkata and its suburbs in the beginning of June.
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NABARD Approves Rs 795 Crore To Rebuild Infrastructure Damaged By Amphan In Bengal
National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) has sanctioned Rs 795 crore for reconstructing infrastructure damaged by Cyclone Amphan that ripped through West Bengal in May, an official from the agency said on Thursday.
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Mamata Banerjee Urges Officials To Ensure Cyclone Relief Reaches Everyone
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has asked officials to "immediately take steps" to ensure that nobody is deprived after complaints that government benefits were not reaching those hit by Cyclone Amphan and were diverted to unaffected people, secretariat sources said on Tuesday.
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Central Team In Bengal To Assess Cyclone Damage Ignored Interiors: Villagers
Please ensure we get more tarpaulin, said a man in broken Hindi to a central government team that was visiting villages ravaged by cyclone Amphan in South 24 Parganas district on Saturday.
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Highlights Of #AllForBengal Telethon: Donate To Help Bengal Recover
#AllForBengal, an initiative to help the poorest who have suffered the most in Bengal due to cyclone Amphan
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Trinamool Cautions Minister Over Comments On Cyclone Amphan Handling
The Trinamool Congress leadership has cautioned senior party leader and minister Sadhan Pande and asked him not to publicly express views against the party, days after he blamed the TMC-run Kolkata Municipal Corporation for "lack of planning" in dealing with cyclone Amphan.
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Airline Staff In Protective Gear Wheel Out Passengers At Kolkata Airport
Two months after it shut down and a week after it was ravaged by Cyclone Amphan, the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport reopened in Kolkata today with flights scaled down to just 11 arrivals and 11 departures instead of the usual 150.
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"Welcome Back Passengers": Flight Operations Begin In Cyclone-Hit Kolkata
Domestic flight operations in Kolkata resumed early this morning after a gap of two months due to the lockdown.Though domestic flight operations across the country began on May 25, they could not be restarted in Kolkata as the state was involved in relief and restoration work after Cyclone Amphan destoyed many areas of the state.
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Thunderstorm With 96 kmph Winds Rips Through Amphan-Ravaged Kolkata
Like a sequel of a horror film, Cyclone Amphan 2.0 hurtled through Kolkata on Wednesday evening, uprooting trees, squashing cars, and even threatening to pull down an old building or two.
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Campaign To Save Kolkata's Book Street, Wrecked By Cyclone Amphan
Cyclone Amphan has hit Kolkata where it hurts. It has brought the city's iconic College Street to its knees. Hundreds of tiny book stalls that line both the street were flooded on Wednesday night and books, wet and soaking, have been reduced to raddi or waste.
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More Army Needed For Cyclone-Hit Bengal: Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury To PM
Senior Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury on Tuesday wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, seeking deployment of more Army personnel to restore normalcy in cyclone-hit Kolkata and other parts of West Bengal.
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"Not Fever, Poor Die Of Hunger": How Lockdown, Cyclone Hit A Rickshaw-Puller's Life
Santosh Shaw doesn't make even Rs 50 a day these days pedaling his cycle rickshaw through a warren of lanes on the eastern fringes of Kolkata during the lockdown but will not accept Rs 100 for no work.
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Army Helps In Kolkata But Protests Smoulder In Cyclone-Battered Bengal
The Indian Army was in action in Bengal on Sunday, helping the Mamata Banerjee government deal with the aftermath of Cyclone Amphan, which tore through coastal Bengal and large parts of Kolkata on Wednesday, uprooting thousands of trees, destroying tens of thousands of homes and leaving lakhs without power, water and sanitation.
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Army, Disaster Relief Teams Start Restoration Work In Cyclone Amphan-Hit Bengal
Army and NDRF teams on Sunday helped forest department and civic agencies to get cyclone-ravaged West Bengal back on its feet.
