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Andhra Pradesh
Cong. MLAs' bid to storm CM's chambers
HYDERABAD, MARCH 22.In a bizarre and unusual move, Congress MLAs today reacted emotionally to their suspension from the Andhra Pradesh Assembly by `seeking to storm' the Chief Minister, N. Chandrababu Naidu's chambers. The angry Congress ...
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  • New lease of life for erstwhile REC
  • Railways plans 81 road overbridges in State


    Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad
    Prudential Bank too comes under RBI gaze
    HYDERABAD, MARCH 22.After Vasavi, it appears to be the turn of the Prudential Cooperative Bank. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in a direction issued to the bank has put controls and restrictions on its operations effective March 21 (after office ...
    A black day, says Naidu
    HYDERABAD, MARCH 22. The Chief Minister, N. Chandrababu Naidu, has strongly condemned the violence by the Congress in the Assembly lobbies on Saturday and termed it a `black day' in the history of democracy. Expressing shock at the incident, ...
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  • Make judicious use of water, says Barnala
  • Medical shops' bandh on March 25
  • `Stall-all' attitude led to their suspension
  • Passport procedures to be streamlined
  • CM announces launch of Jala Chaitanyam programme


    Karnataka
    Rainwater harvesting imperative: Patil
    BANGALORE, MARCH 22. The Karnataka Minister for Water Resources, H.K. Patil, said today that harvesting and conservation of rainwater were essential for staving off water scarcity. Speaking at a function organised in connection with World Water ...
    Telugu samiti honours Yesudas, Susheela
    BANGALORE, MARCH 22. The Telugu Vignana Samithi, here, celebrated its golden jubilee on Saturday by honouring five eminent persons for their achievements in different fields of activity. K.J. Yesudas, who has distinguished himself in both ...
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  • CSP will be given more powers: Kharge
  • Legal experts prefer NHRC to judicial panel
  • Muthanga issue is still alive, says Cong(S) chief
  • `Varsities must strive to build a new generation of youth'
  • 16,000 more houses to be built in HK
  • Don't obstruct timber auction: DCF
  • Bright students to be funded under MPLADS
  • 45 sandalwood billets recovered
  • `SEZ will help country earn valuable foreign exchange'


    Karnataka-Bangalore
    Economists hail State Budget
    BANGALORE, MARCH 22. Many economists and political scientists have welcomed the State Budget for 2003-04 presented by the Chief Minister, S.M. Krishna, on Friday which promises several welfare schemes for farmers, women, and poorer sections of ...
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  • Budget is unrealistic and lacks vision: Siddaramaiah
  • Be polite to women, police told
  • Advocate finds fault with Securitisation Act


    Kerala
    Four killed in blast at fireworks unit
    VELUR (THRISSUR DIST.), MARCH 22.Four persons were killed in an explosion that rocked a fireworks manufacturing unit in a remote area near Velur, 25 km from here, this afternoon. Police gave the names of the victims as Thankappu (50) and Remesh ...
    Antony refutes Chandy's statement
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MARCH. 22. The Chief Minister, A. K. Antony, on Saturday refuted the statement of the UDF convener, Oommen Chandy, that the Chief Secretary and the Director General of Police (DGP) had sent their report on the Muthanga ...
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  • DTCS to observe World TB Day tomorrow
  • Archaeology institute gets Cusat recognition
  • Vayalar Ravi condemns `CPI(M) violence'


    Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram
    Exam fee hike proposed in Kerala varsity budget
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MARCH 22. The budget of the University of Kerala for the year 2003- 2004 proposes hikes in various fees, a new medical insurance scheme for employees and the winding up of the Lexicon department among other things. The Rs. ...
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  • Low-floor bus to have trial run tomorrow
  • Travel agents assn. seeks extra flights to Kuwait
  • Keltron develops high capacity UPS
  • Milma Foods launched


    Tamil Nadu
    Peeved Elangovan hits back
    CHENNAI, MARCH 22. The factional war in the State Congress took a piquant turn today as the TNCC president, S. Balakrishnan, sacked three more district chiefs, triggering an open revolt by the working president, E.V.K.S. Elangovan. A day after ...
    DMK organisational poll enters decisive phase
    CHENNAI, MARCH 22. The DMK organisational elections entered a crucial phase on Friday, when hundreds of aspirants queued up at the party headquarters here to collect nomination forms for panchayat union secretary and town secretary. These ...
    Budget mission for textile industry hailed
    COIMBATORE, MARCH 22. Various measures announced in the Tamil Nadu budget, including identification of textiles as one of the thrust areas for rapid growth are welcome steps, says the Southern India Mills' Association. The proposal to establish ...
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  • QMC to be pulled down for new Secretariat
  • Make India a knowledge superpower: Advani
  • TVU certificates soon for first batch from California
  • Govt. sets unenviable target to lower revenue deficit
  • Budget a worse bombshell: Karunanidhi
  • Anti-lymphatic filariasis campaign in 13 districts today
  • Peter Fernando promoted Madurai archbishop


    Tamil Nadu-Chennai
    Rs. 18,000-crore plan to develop infrastructure
    CHENNAI, MARCH 22.The Finance Minister, C. Ponnaiyan, has announced an infrastructure investment plan for the Chennai metropolitan area to the tune of Rs. 18,000 crores over a period of next 10 years in his budget presented in the Assembly on ...
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  • Alandur municipality to pay hike in water tariff
  • Adopt temple tanks for RWH, NGOs told
  • Leaning lamp-posts pose a threat
  • Porters continue to fleece passengers at Central


    Pondicherry
    Five-pronged strategy to boost exports: Padmanabhan
    PONDICHERRY, MARCH 22. The Pondicherry Chief Secretary, R Padmanabhan, has said there should be an aggressive pursuit to enhance export opportunities and a policy would be finalised very soon by the Administration. Addressing a one-day ...
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  • Pondy budget on March 28
  • Focus will be on tourism
  • Steps on to modernise police force: Rangasamy
  • Pondy goldsmith creates World Cup miniature models



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