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Abducted Indian engineers in Nigeria may be freed Rahul Karmakar (Hindustan Times) 05:57 AM \| May 21,2009 The Indonesian firm employing Debashis Kakoty and Sunil Dave have begun paying in installments the ransom demanded for their release
No more roundabout route for Assam tea as Pak approves container traffic from 2008 Rahul Karmakar / HINDUSTAN TIMES 07:39 AM \| September 03,2007 Pakistan imports some 140 million kg of tea annually, half of which comes from Kenya
Northeast banks on a mythical monster for tourism turnaround Rahul Karmakar \| Hindustan Times 10:23 PM \| June 08,2007 When an adventurers’ group called A’chik Tourism Society (ATS) proposed marketing a hairy, ape-like monster known as “Mande Burung,” Meghalaya Tourism officials felt it was an idea worth pursuing
Abducted Indian engineers may be freed on Monday Rahul Karmakar/Hindustan Times 05:57 AM \| May 21,2007 The Indonesian employers of the two engineers have started paying their ransom in installments
Ulfa takes EMI route to beef up collections Rahul Karmakar, Hindustan Times 10:57 AM \| May 20,2007 The outlawed Ulfa has borrowed ideas from the world of banking and investment to now start extorting in “equated monthly instalments”


Abducted Indian engineers in Nigeria may be freed Rahul Karmakar (Hindustan Times) 05:57 AM \| May 21,2009 The Indonesian firm employing Debashis Kakoty and Sunil Dave have begun paying in installments the ransom demanded for their release
No more roundabout route for Assam tea as Pak approves container traffic from 2008 Rahul Karmakar / HINDUSTAN TIMES 07:39 AM \| September 03,2007 Pakistan imports some 140 million kg of tea annually, half of which comes from Kenya
Northeast banks on a mythical monster for tourism turnaround Rahul Karmakar \| Hindustan Times 10:23 PM \| June 08,2007 When an adventurers’ group called A’chik Tourism Society (ATS) proposed marketing a hairy, ape-like monster known as “Mande Burung,” Meghalaya Tourism officials felt it was an idea worth pursuing
Abducted Indian engineers may be freed on Monday Rahul Karmakar/Hindustan Times 05:57 AM \| May 21,2007 The Indonesian employers of the two engineers have started paying their ransom in installments
Ulfa takes EMI route to beef up collections Rahul Karmakar, Hindustan Times 10:57 AM \| May 20,2007 The outlawed Ulfa has borrowed ideas from the world of banking and investment to now start extorting in “equated monthly instalments”