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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh Police firing on violent mob of ryots: 2 hurt CHEVELLA (RANGA REDDY DISTRICT), JUNE 25. The police opened fire to quell an irate mob of farmers here on Wednesday in which two persons sustained bullet injuries and were removed to hospital. Some policemen were also injured in the violence that ... Advani's assurance to Naidu HYDERABAD, JUNE 25. The Deputy Prime Minister, L. K. Advani, assured the A. P. Chief Minister, N. Chandrababu Naidu, that he would instruct the Ministry of Water Resources to act impartially in the inter-State river dispute between Andhra Pradesh ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad JNTU mulls offering PG course in bioinformatics HYDERABAD, JUNE 25. The Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU) is considering a proposal to shortly start M.Tech course in bioinformatics, according to the Vice-Chancellor, Y.Venkatarami Reddy. Speaking at the inauguration of the ... Restructuring of UG courses on the cards HYDERABAD, JUNE 25. A restructuring of undergraduate courses in the State to meet the needs of the job market is on the cards. The State Council of Higher Education (SCHE) has planned a series of brainstorming sessions at various levels with ... Other Stories
Karnataka Governor for financial powers for SECs BANGALORE, JUNE 25. The Karnataka Governor, T.N. Chaturvedi, today urged the Centre to constitute a commission to recommend reforms to bring in uniformity in the functioning of the State election commissions (SECs) as each of them was following ... Krishna spikes speculation on early poll H.D. Kote, Mysore Dt., JUNE 25. Spiking speculations over early election to the Karnataka Assembly, the Chief Minister, S.M. Krishna, said today that the Government would prepare for it only after next March. Addressing presspersons at Birwal ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore Grain shortage to hit `Food for work' scheme BANGALORE, JUNE 25. The Development Commissioner and Additional Chief Secretary, Vijay Gore, said here today that foodgrains for the "Food for work" programme would last only a fortnight, and the Centre had not yet replenished the ... Nagappa's family to move HC BANGALORE, JUNE 25. The family of the former minister, H.Nagappa, whose body was found in the forests last year after being kidnapped by Veerappan, is planning to approach the Karnataka High Court seeking an investigation by the CBI. The slain ... Other Stories
Kerala Kerala Govt. fixes fee in medical colleges THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JUNE 25. The Kerala Cabinet on Wednesday decided to fix the fee in self-financing medical colleges at Rs. 1.76 lakh a year. The Chief Minister, A. K. Antony, told presspersons that the Cabinet had approved the ... Hike in MLAs' allowances THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JUNE 25. The Kerala Cabinet today approved a proposal seeking to hike various allowances given to legislators in view of the all-round increase in costs. The vehicle allowance for MLAs has been hiked from Rs. 2.50 per km to ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Nine-year-old dies of dengue fever THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JUNE 25.A nine-year-old boy hailing from Kumarapuram in the city died of Dengue fever in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the SAT Hospital today, creating panic among the students and parents. With this, the number of ... Medicine kit programme runs into opposition THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JUNE 25. Allopathic doctors are up in arms against a move to `force' them to distribute Ayurveda, Homoeo and Unani medicines through the sub-centres and primary health centres of the Health department as part of the Central ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu High command takes dim view of defiance CHENNAI, JUNE 25.A day after the Congress dissident group led by G.K. Vasan raised a banner of revolt and boycotted a crucial meeting here, the high command took a dim view of its defiance and directed it to join in the preparations for ... `QMC-centric plea' wrong: Centre CHENNAI, JUNE 25. The Centre has faulted the Tamil Nadu Government's contention in the Madras High Court that the amended Coastal Regulatory Zone notification, issued on April 22, was biased as a Union Minister showed an extraneous interest, ... 
Peninsular river water grid `only solution'COIMBATORE, JUNE 25. The Chief Minister, Jayalalithaa, today pleaded that the peninsular river water grid, linking the Mahanadhi with the Gundar in Tamil Nadu, be completed before the Tenth Plan period. For, it is the "only long-term solution" to ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai Tirumailai-Velacheri service not before October CHENNAI, JUNE 25. Despite announcement by the Railway Minister, Nitish Kumar, in Parliament and repeated assurances of the Minister of State for Railways, A.K. Moorthi, the second phase of the MRTS between Tirumailai and Velacheri will not become ... Child Line volunteers rescue girl in chains CHENNAI, JUNE 25. On June 20, Child Line volunteers picked up a young girl, bound in chains wandering around the Ambattur Railway Station area, on receipt of information from a member of the general public, Jeyachandran, who spotted her. The ... Other Stories
Pondicherry Bhim Sena seeks rehabilitation of displaced Dalit workers PONDICHERRY, JUNE 25. The Pondicherry unit of the Bhim Sena has drawn the attention of the National SC/ST Commission to the sufferings caused to the Dalit farm workers because of unbridled industrialisation in the Union Territory. A memorandum ... DRDA staff plan stir from June 30 PONDICHERRY, JUNE 25. The Association of the staff of the District Rural Development Agency (DRDA) here has decided to launch a series of agitations from June 30 to the urge the Administration to convert them as government staff. G. ... NSS launches cleanliness drive PONDICHERRY, JUNE 25. A batch of 60 volunteers of the National Service Scheme (Units I and II) attached to the Government Tagore Arts College at Lawspet have launched cleanliness drive in and around the campus. The Principal, G.Babu Rao, said ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Metro Plus | Sci Tech | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
  
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