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Sasikala convicted: Here's a look at how newspapers covered the Supreme Court verdict

News outlets lapped up the news of the Supreme Court convicting AIADMK general secretary VK Sasikala in the disproportionate assets case on Tuesday, giving it the coverage it deserved

Torrential rains flood Siliguri, disrupt life; over 4,000 people affected

Torrential rains on Sunday causes water logging in many parts of Siliguri in West Bengal, causing a lot of distress to the locals.

Aveek and his dose of headlines to Mamata sarkar: Top picks from The Telegraph

Aveek Sarkar's rule over Bengal's mindscape lasted nearly as long as Left Front's

There was friction also over modification of the Land Ceiling Act in Bengal which Aveek Sarkar apparently demanded but was met with only a cold response from the Chief Minister. Quite possibly it would have been political suicide for Mamata Banerjee who rode to power in 2011 riding an emotive appeal against forced acquisition of land from farmers.

Will Aveek Sarkar's exit from ABP assuage Mamata Banerjee?

Whether this ultimate sacrifice by Aveek Sarkar will be enough to assuage the chief minister remains to be seen. You can’t mess with Didi and escape unscathed.

Aveek Sarkar quits as editor-in-chief of Ananda Bazaar Patrika, The Telegraph

Aveek Sarkar on Wednesday resigned as the editor-in-chief of Ananda Bazaar Patrika (ABP) and The Telegraph

Aunty National: The Telegraph has denigrated women, and itself, by carrying such a misogynist headline

The Telegraph’s move to refer Union HRD minister Smriti Irani as “aunty” in its frontpage banner headline ‘Aunty National’ on Thursday is a sad commentary on the state of our journalism where misogyny masquerades as critique and low-level sexist attack qualifies as anti-establishment bravado

Stupid and Irresponsible: The Telegraph's 'checklist' to detect a 'gay husband' is idiotic

Though the paper credits the very intelligent suggestions to 'Straight Spouse Network', they pointers must have resonated with them enough for them to have published it.

Anandabazar Patrika eyeing stake in STAR's JV: report

Media group Anandabazar Patrika aims to buy out STAR Group's 26 percent stake in their Indian television joint venture, the Business Standard reported on Monday.

UK needs 10 years of austerity to recover: Thinktank

Britain needs 10 years of austerity to resolve its economic problems, independent think-tank Reform was quoted as saying in the Telegraph> on Tuesday.