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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh Farmers go berserk, burn RTC bus BHIKANOOR, OCT. 21. The ongoing stir demanding lifting of ban on black jaggery took a violent turn in this mandal headquarters town, about 80 km from Nizamabad, on Monday after irate farmers went berserk and set ablaze an RTC bus, damaged nine ... Idea Cellular launches 'Southern Roaming' HYDERABAD, OCT. 21. Idea Cellular announced the launch of their "Southern Roaming'' facility, targeted at specific segments of subscribers who travel frequently on the southern belt. According to a press release, it will be cost effective for ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad CM renews call to naxals to join mainstream HYDERABAD, OCT.21.The Chief Minister, N. Chandrababu Naidu, has renewed his call to naxalites of the CPI(M-L) People's War to give up their path of violence and join the mainstream. Addressing the Commemoration Parade at the Police Martyr's ... Other Stories
Karnataka Rs. 638-cr. package for Bagalkot BANGALORE, OCT. 21. The Karnataka Government on Monday decided on a Rs.638-crore special package for the rehabilitation of the people displaced from the district headquarters of Bagalkot and nearby villages as a result of the water storage in the ... Emissary: Karnataka to 'wait and watch' BANGALORE, OCT. 21.The Karnataka Government today preferred to adopt a "wait and watch'' attitude on the issue of sending "Kolathur" Mani as emissary as suggested by the forest brigand, Veerappan, to negotiate the release of the former Minister, ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore Rs. 325 cr. for police modernisation BANGALORE, OCT. 21. The State Government had set aside a record Rs. 325 crore for modernisation of police stations in the State, the Chief Minister, S.M. Krishna, said at the Police Commemoration Day celebrations here on Monday. Mr. Krishna ... Other Stories
Kerala Relief for workers in closed estates THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, OCT. 21. The Kerala Government will provide two weeks rations to the workers of 24 closed plantations in the State, the Chief Minister, A.K. Antony, said here on Monday. The Chief Minister was addressing a press conference ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram UDF stock-taking meet today THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, OCT. 21. The UDF leadership is all set to launch a major stocktaking exercise on Tuesday, amid a general feeling that the Government interest in all-round reforms is flagging off. The full-day meeting, to be held at ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu 
26,000 DMK cadres court arrestCHENNAI, OCT. 21.More than 26,000 DMK cadres, including former ministers, sitting and former MPs and MLAs courted arrest throughout the State after they were stopped by the police from taking out rallies today to protest the `anti-people ... 4 p.c. DA increase for Govt. employees CHENNAI, OCT. 21.Amid threats of an indefinite strike by employee unions from October 23, the cash-strapped Tamil Nadu Government today announced a 4 per cent increase in dearness allowance to its 12.42 lakh employees, including teachers. ... 
Ordinance will stay, minorities stick to their gunsCHENNAI, OCT. 21.Minority and Dalit leaders today met the Chief Minister, Jayalalithaa, for nearly an hour but there was no meeting point on the ordinance banning "forcible" religious conversions. As the Chief Minister showed no "indication" of ... Dropping of charges against policemen challenged CHENNAI, OCT. 21. A public interest litigation petition challenging the Government decision to drop charges/cases against policemen facing disciplinary proceedings was today admitted by the Madras High Court. (Quoting reports, the Coimbatore ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai Armed gang strikes at Madhavaram petrol outlet CHENNAI, OCT. 21. Residents of some city suburbs were left shaken on Monday, after a daylight robbery by a two-member armed gang in a petrol outlet at crowded Madhavaram. The gangsters walked into Sai Baba Service Station, an Indian Oil outlet, ... Other Stories
Pondicherry Don't enact anti-conversion law in Pondy: secular front PONDICHERRY, OCT. 21. Parties affiliated to secular front today appealed to the Government to ensure that no anti-conversion legislation was enacted in Pondicherry. A joint meeting of leaders of parties, held at the Congress committee office, ... Other Stories
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