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Andhra Pradesh
Liquor policy monopolistic: HC
HYDERABAD, OCT. 22.The High Court has criticised the liquor policy of the Chandrababu Naidu Government and held that the procurement of liquor in increasing quantities from the existing distilleries in the State to the exclusion of other ...


Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad
Complaints galore
HYDERABAD, OCT. 22.Bad roads, drain overflow, inadequate streetlighting and the stray dog menace were highlighted at the weekly `Face to Face' programme of the city administration here on Wednesday. The Mayor, T. Krishna Reddy, received about 15 ...
Games inaugural: people told to reach venue in advance
HYDERABAD, OCT. 22.Organisers of the Afro-Asian Games have appealed to people to reach the G. M. C. Balayogi Stadium in Gachibowli for the inaugural ceremony on October 24 well in advance. Entry was strictly for invitees and valid ticket ...
Providential escape for train passengers
HYDERABAD, OCT. 22.Passengers aboard the Charminar Express bound for the city from Chennai had a providential escape when alert railway staff prevented it from reaching a stretch of tracks that were damaged due to heavy rain near Ghatkesar on the ...
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  • Transco gears up
  • Coordination cell set up
  • Clarification


    Karnataka
    'Mysore episode': High Court orders separate trial
    BANGALORE, OCT. 22. A Full Bench of the Karnataka High Court today decided to hold trial individually for each of the 30 accused, representing 11 publications, for alleged criminal contempt of court in the "Mysore episode'' case. Justice H.L. ...
    Is the Minister no longer the boss?
    BANGALORE, OCT. 22. A new trend in the Minister-civil servant relationship seems to be emerging in the State Secretariat. Observers have not failed to notice that even Ministers of Cabinet rank wait in front of the offices of a few IAS officers, ...
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  • Mysore varsity VC named
  • HGML to expand operations
  • Rs. 40 cr. to be sought for rain relief


    Karnataka-Bangalore
    `Water quality good'
    BANGALORE, OCT. 22. The Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB), which is monitoring the water quality in all the gastroenteritis-prone areas in the city, has found the chlorine level to be satisfactory. According to a BWSSB press ...
    Dinakar's plea against summons rejected
    BANGALORE, OCT. 22. The Principal City Civil and Sessions Court on Wednesday dismissed a revision petition filed by the former Director General and Inspector General of Police, C. Dinakar, challenging an order passed by an Additional Chief ...
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  • Generator users may have to pay tax
  • YMCA academy's courses
  • Helmet rule to be reintroduced
  • BWSSB's revenue recovery drive begins today


    Kerala
    Anti-Marxist stance no longer relevant: Karunakaran
    KANNUR, OCT. 22.The senior Congress leader, K. Karunakaran, has said the `anti-Marxist' stance that was said to be the essence of the United Democratic Front (UDF) was no longer relevant in the present political situation in the country. "Those ...
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  • HC order on treatment to convicts
  • Ministerial-level talks on Parambikulam, Aliyar soon


    Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram
    Rights panel collects evidence from victims
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, OCT. 22. The State Human Rights Commission will recommend stringent action against officials involved in the alleged police high-handedness at Killi in the Kattakkada police station limits on October 5, if the charges levelled ...
    Sports school will be shifted, says Minister
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, OCT. 22. The Education Minister, Nalakath Soopy, today clarified that the Government had decided to shift the G.V. Raja Sports School to Mylam, near Aruvikkara, because adequate land was not available at the proposed site at ...
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  • Three held on murder charge
  • Old traffic system in Chala to be restored


    Tamil Nadu
    Rain brings heavy Mettur inflow
    CHENNAI, OCT. 22.For the first time in the current irrigation year, the inflow into the Mettur reservoir has crossed 15,000 cusecs, thanks to heavy rain upstream, especially in Dharmapuri district. This morning, it was 17,474 cusecs, the ...
    Tiruchi college gets MCI recognition, at last
    CHENNAI, OCT. 22.After a long delay, the state-run KAP Viswanatham Medical College, Tiruchi, has been accorded permanent recognition by the Medical Council of India. "At a meeting on October 20 (in New Delhi), it discussed the issue and decided ...
    Opposition criticism only to hide its wrongdoings: CM
    SRIVILLIPUTTUR, OCT. 22. The Chief Minister, Jayalalithaa, today accused the Opposition parties of "trying to cast aspersions" on her Government only to "hide their omissions and wrongdoings." Speaking at a function organised here to ...
    POTA amendment just a gimmick, says Karunanidhi
    CHENNAI, OCT. 22.The DMK is not satisfied with the Union Cabinet decision to amend the Prevention of Terrorism Act for conferring more powers on the Central and State review committees to make their decisions binding. The president, M. ...
    Fireworks sale gets cracking
    MADURAI, OCT. 22.After a three-year sluggish phase, marked by uncertainties, fireworks sale across the State has shown an uptrend with just two days to go for Deepavali. Despite monsoon rain, manufacturers are confident that stocks will not pile ...
    Al-Umma objects to presence of 3 witnesses, blast case trial adjourned
    COIMBATORE, OCT. 22. K. Uthirapathy, judge of the special court trying the Coimbatore serial bomb blast cases, today adjourned the trial to November 3 following a protest by Al-Umma men. They accused the prosecuting agency (SIT of the CB-CID) of ...
    Centre to be impleaded in PIL on quota for refugees
    CHENNAI, OCT. 22. The Centre is to be impleaded as a party to a public interest litigation petition by the Janata Party president, Subramanian Swamy, seeking to restore reservation of seats for Sri Lankan refugees in educational institutions in ...
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  • Vigilance panels likely for 181 more Tiruchi villages
  • Another dolphin carcass found
  • Prepare human resource modules, Governor tells CED
  • Open varsity information centres for every taluk
  • Annamalai, Cambodian varsities sign MoU
  • S. Rly to interlock 50 manned level-crossings
  • MDMK leaders meet PM
  • Vaiko sticks to stand on POTA
  • Fresh TNPSC exams for Tiruchi medical college students?
  • `Ganja, cash planted in Serijabanu's houses to appease some persons'


    Tamil Nadu-Chennai
    Thangal Lake, a reservoir of sullage
    CHENNAI, OCT. 22. The Thangal Lake at Ambattur O.T. is growing from a makeshift drainage pit, which formed about 10 years ago, to a rising reservoir of sullage, thanks to the undue delay in the commencement of an underground drainage project for ...
    Problems delay Tirumailai-Tiruvanmiyur service inauguration
    CHENNAI, OCT. 22. The date of inauguration of part of the second phase of the MRTS between Tirumailai and Tiruvanmiyur here will now be decided by the Railway Board. Earlier the Southern Railway planned to open the portion before Deepavali ...
    Toothless laws leave child labour a `weak' offence
    CHENNAI, OCT. 22. Outdated legislation, low damages and the absence of follow-up measures are threatening to thwart the State Government's efforts at eliminating child labour within a time frame. Employing children in shops and establishments is ...
    Traffic regulation for cricket match
    CHENNAI, OCT. 22. All four roads around the M.A. Chidambaram Stadium — Wallajah Road, Bells Road, Bharathi Salai (Pycrofts Road) and Canal Road — have been made `one-way' as part of traffic regulations for the day-night one-day ...
    State-of-the-art diesel engine inaugurated
    CHENNAI, OCT. 22. A high-power, state-of-the-art diesel locomotive was put into operation in the Southern Railway today. The new 4,000-HP engine — WDP4 — is hauling some of the Deepavali special trains on the Chennai - Nagercoil ...
    Need for cordial industrial relations stressed
    CHENNAI, OCT. 22. The need for cordial relationship between employees and the management was stressed by speakers at a function here today to celebrate the 47th anniversary of The Hindu Office and National Press Employees Union. The ...
    IT literacy mission launched
    CHENNAI, OCT. 22.The Tamil Nadu sector of the Indian Akshar Mission to promote IT literacy at an affordable rate to the underprivileged was launched today. Promoted by the Computer Society of India in association with the SSI Education and the ...
    Other Stories

  • `Peetarohanam' committee
  • Ministry to monitor noise levels
  • IA flights rescheduled
  • HC eases conditions for MLA
  • BPCL launches Speed-93 brand
  • Police hand over recovered property to owners
  • `Migration of talent must be encouraged'


    Pondicherry
    Pondy Power Corporation to step up generation by 100 MW
    PONDICHERRY, OCT. 22. The Chief Minister, N. Rangasamy, today said the Pondicherry Power Corporation (a government undertaking) at Karaikal has planned to enhance its generation by 100 mw after expansion of the plant at an estimated cost of Rs. ...
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  • Funds distributed to SHGs
  • BJP criticises delay in distribution of sarees
  • `Implement tribunal report'



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