Kolkata, Aug 14: The Calcutta High Court today stayed the verdict in the high profile "forced suicide case of Rizwanur Rahman" for two weeks.

The court has also asked the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to file a chargesheet against all the seven accused.

Earlier, the CBI had said in its report that computer graphics teacher Rizwanur Rehman had committed suicide, and was not killed.

New Delhi, Aug 14 : The Government today gave its approval to the modernization or expansion of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose (NSCBI) International Airport, Kolkata at an estimated cost of Rs. 1942.51 crores.

The work, which is expected to be completed within 30 months of award, will result in an additional passengers handling capacity of 20 Million Passengers Per Annum
(MPPA).

The executive vice-chairman of Texmaco Ltd, Mr. Saroj Poddar announced on Monday that the company, which deals with making of rail wagons, is planning to hive off its total manufacturing business to a separate arm to strengthen its business.

By selling part of its stake in the proposed new entity to private investors, the company is looking forward to raise Rs 200 crore. The holder of the company would be Texmaco.

To draw out the modalities for raising the amount, the company has appointed ICICI Securities.

By September 2009, the company would be capable of making 40 wagons per day, whereas presently it is manufacturing 20 wagons per day, Mr. Poddar said in the annoucement.

Kolkata-based Texmaco Ltd, the rail wagon maker is looking into transferring its heavy engineering division to a newly formed subsidiary in order to raise resources and unlock value.

The company plans to raise Rs 200 crore by selling part of its stake in the proposed new entity to private investors. The main objective behind setting up the subsidiary was to raise resources and take advantage of the emerging business opportunities in the sector. Texmaco will be the main holding company in the new venture.

Kolkata, Aug. 9 : A Chinese artist in Kolkata has brought alive the spirit of the Olympics here through paintings made by his palms and fingers.

Fifty-six-year-old Guan Yaojiu paints mountains using his palms and finger instead of paint brushes.

He has dedicated this palm art piece to the ongoing Olympic Games in Beijing.

Yaojiu also makes dragons, which are revered by the Chinese, with the help of fine Chinese brushes.

Yaojiu uses his palm swiftly to bring about clarity on the canvas.

For his mountain paintings Yaojiu usually uses black, but adds shades of brown and green to some of his works.

Kolkata-based RDB Industries Limited, one of the leading real estate company has informed that the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India, have awarded a tender in favour of t