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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Jul 31, 2026
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15 lakh passengers, daily hassle: This Kolkata station’s taxi problem gets a fix (opens the original)
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Every day, more than 15 lakh passengers pass through Sealdah Station, Kolkata’s busiest railway hub. But for many, especially those with heavy luggage or family in tow, the toughest part of the journey begins after they leave the platform—finding a taxi through the packed station. That daily ordeal is about to get significantly easier. The Sealdah Division of the Eastern Railway has opened a Central Gate, specifically designed to give mail and express train passengers a dedicated, hassle-free ga
Excess luggage for your train journey? Now pre-book online, skip queues (opens the original)
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The Railways is launching an online facility on July 31 to let passengers declare and book extra baggage when reserving tickets, bypassing lengthy queues at railway stations. Currently passengers carrying luggage beyond the permissible free limit are required to visit parcel offices to book their extra baggage before their train’s departure. The new online excess luggage booking facility aims to eliminate redundant paperwork, cut down waiting times, and reduce overcrowding at railway terminals a
54 arrests in 90 days: Thailand, Vietnam drug routes under scanner at Kolkata airport (opens the original)
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In the first quarter of the 2026–27 financial year alone, 54 people—53 Indian nationals and 1 foreign national—were arrested at the Kolkata airport as authorities cracked down on massive drug smuggling networks. As per data available with The Indian Express, from April to June, the Air Intelligence Unit (AIU) under the Office of the Commissioner of Customs (Airport and Air Cargo Complex Commissionerate) registered 58 individual cases and seized a staggering 396.745 kilograms of ganja. This high-
Rs 28.5 crore cash, 15 kg gold bars found at ex-Bengal bus driver’s home (opens the original)
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At daybreak police in Bengal’s Birbhum loaded Rs 28.5 crore in cash and 15 kg in gold bars – worth an estimated Rs 21.3 crore – into six vans and a large transport vehicle, and drove away. The money and gold had been seized from the home of a local businessman – Muhammad Minar Mandal, a former West Bengal government bus driver – whose family is known to be closely associated with senior Trinamool leader Anubrata Mondal. Mandal was arrested Thursday. He has not commented, so far, on the cash and
15 kg gold, Rs 20 crore in 35 sacks: Bengal police raid former bus driver (opens the original)
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It took five cash-counting machines, five heavy tin trunks, and hours for the police to process what they found inside a modest house in the Birbhum district of West Bengal. Police sources said they have so far recovered around 15 kg of gold biscuits and nearly Rs 20 crore in cash, packed in about 35 sacks, from the house of Minar Mondal, a former government bus driver and brother-in-law of influential stone trader Tulu Mondal. Acting on a secret tip-off, the police raided Minar’s house in the D
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