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Raw litchis flood Malda markets, govt warns against ‘Litchi Syndrome’

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By Avijit Roy
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Malda: “Litchi… Rs 130 per kilo!” — the loud calls of fruit vendors have become a common sound in the busy Rathbari area of English Bazar in recent days. Alongside mangoes arriving from other states, heaps of green, unripe litchis are also being sold in local markets.
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In memorandum to Union minister & CM, Malda traders urge early opening of 2nd Farakka Bridge

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By Avijit Roy
| Millennium Post Verified
Malda: The Malda Merchants’ Chamber of Commerce & Industry (MMCCI) has appealed to Union Road Transport and Highways minister Nitin Gadkari and West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari for the early opening of the newly constructed second Farakka Bridge over the Ganga after completion of all pending work and safety measures. In a memorandum submitted on May 19, the chamber expressed concern over increasing traffic congestion on both sides of the existing Farakka corridor.
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Three cousins drown while bathing in Ganges; One body recovered

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By Avijit Roy
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Malda: A pall of gloom descended over the Shantipur area of Manikchak in Malda after three cousins drowned in the Ganga while bathing on Monday morning. On Tuesday, rescue teams recovered the dead body of one of the minor girls, while the other two were still reported missing at the time of filing this report. The deceased was identified as Tithi Mondal, a Class IV student of Hilsamari Kalitala Primary School.
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