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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh Naxals release policemen ONGOLE, APRIL 11. The 10-day hostage crisis, which created a sensation across the State, ended smoothly with People's War naxalites releasing the three policemen in their captivity in the wee hours of Friday at a place near Dornala in Prakasam ... Fodder 'specials' HYDERABAD, APRIL 11. As many as 258 trains are required during April, May and June for transporting fodder to seven districts where there is shortage. This was stated at a high-level meeting presided over by the Chief Minister, N. Chandrababu ... Gaiety marks Sri Sita Rama Kalyanam BHADRACHALAM, APRIL 11. All roads led to the temple town as the celestial wedding - Sri Sita Rama Kalyanam -- was performed in the unique tradition on Friday. Gaiety and religious fervour marked the occasion. Undeterred by harsh sun and severe ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad MCH, standing panel at daggers drawn HYDERABAD, APRIL 11.An undeclared war appears to be on between officials in the MCH and the Majlis-dominated Standing Committee. The weekly meetings of the standing panel during the last two months have been anything but smooth. The relations ... Other Stories
Karnataka Bangalore International Airport taking shape BANGALORE, APRIL 11. The amendment to the law to exempt airports in the private sector (from the application of the Airports Authority of India Act) is likely to be cleared by Parliament this month removing the legal obstacle in the ... Maharashtra refuses to releases water BIJAPUR, APRIL 11. The early implementation of the April 1 order of the Supreme Court on the public interest litigation (PIL) related to Bheema waters appears uncertain as Maharashtra has refused to release water from the Ujjani Dam. This stand ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore Ulsoor Lake restoration to be over in two weeks BANGALORE, APRIL 11. The Ulsoor Lake restoration work is expected to be completed within two weeks, and the lake will be ready to receive inflows from pre-monsoon rains by April-end. ``Much of the work around the lake, including a new jogging ... Other Stories
Kerala Crime Branch to probe liquor tragedy THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, APRIL. 11. The Kerala Finance Minister, K. Sankaranarayanan, today said that the Crime Branch of the Police would inquire into the liquor tragedy at Kuppana in Kollam district, even as the toll went up to seven. After ... LDF, BJP blame Govt. THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, APRIL. 11. The CPI(M), CPI and the BJP held the Antony Government responsible for the hooch tragedy at Anchalummood in Kollam. While the CPI(M) demanded a judicial inquiry into the mishap, the CPI sought immediate ... Locals bust hooch kingpin's distillery KOLLAM, APRIL. 11.Losing patience over the laxity on the part of the local police and the Excise department in their response to the hooch tragedy that rocked the Kooppana area in Kollam yesterday, irate locals ganged up this morning and launched ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Probe into drug overdose issue to start soon THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, APRIL 11. The High Court-appointed panel of psychiatric experts is expected to visit the Peroorkada Mental Health Centre here shortly to conduct a fresh probe into the administration of overdose of psychiatric drugs to 18 ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu Walkout to protest CM offensive CHENNAI, APRIL 11. On the second successive day today of ruckus in the Tamil Nadu Assembly over the arrest of the DMK leader, M. K. Stalin, the entire Opposition, barring the BJP, staged an angry walkout protesting the Chief Minister, ... Warning to media CHENNAI, APRIL 11. In a stern warning to the media today, the Speaker, K. Kalimuthu, today declared that scribes ``recording'' the statements of Opposition MLAs within the Assembly complex would be barred from covering House proceedings. When ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai Judgment reserved in QMC demolition case CHENNAI, APRIL 11.After four days of spirited arguments for and against demolition of Queen Mary's College buildings here, the Madras High Court today reserved its judgment on a batch of writ petitions challenging the controversial `decision' to ... Other Stories
Pondicherry Raise relief to fire victims: MLAs Pondicherry April 11. Legislators of both the ruling and Opposition blocs today made a strong case during question time in the Assembly for considerable rise in the quantum of relief available to families rendered homeless in fire mishaps. The ... Other Stories
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