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Andhra Pradesh
Police force Alampur MLA to end fast
MAHABUBNAGAR, JULY 16. The forcible eviction of the fasting Telangana Rashtra Samiti leader and Alampur MLA, R. Ravindranath Reddy, from his hunger strike camp near the Collectorate led to a tense situation in the district headquarters on ...
Viral fever: Central team for A.P.
NEW DELHI, JULY 16. A Central team of 10 paediatricians is leaving here for Andhra Pradesh tomorrow (Thursday) to help the State Government tackle the viral fever epidemic, which has claimed over 100 lives. The team led by A.K. Dutta, Head of ...
Other Stories

  • New police circle proposed in Kurnool district
  • Six hurt in group clash
  • 6 of highway robber gang nabbed
  • Dalit group agitates for `activation' of panel
  • Archery contest held for tribals
  • TDP seeks daily flight to Tirupati
  • TTD board meet likely to discuss ropeway project


    Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad
    Frenzy leaves its scar on him
    HYDERABAD, JULY 16.Only for namesake he's Bheem. For, this frail teenager does not have the frame of the legendary warrior. He is, in fact, yet to recover from the knife injury inflicted on him allegedly by a hotel owner that almost sparked a ...
    Other Stories

  • IT Dept. redress fortnight
  • MBT corporator held, hospitalised
  • Sri Lankan Minister hails 'Velugu'
  • It takes two to tango
  • Their way to learning is through garbage dumps?


    Karnataka
    Cinemas to show Kannada films from today
    BANGALORE, JULY 16. Kannada filmgoers can go back to the cinemas, which will reopen on Thursday as the standoff between producers and exhibitors on sharing service tax of Rs.1.50 per ticket being charged by cinemas will be "finally resolved on ...
    Secular parties must quit NDA: Gowda
    BIDAR, JULY 16. The former Prime Minister and Janata Dal (Secular) President, H.D. Deve Gowda, today urged the secular partners of the BJP-led NDA, which is in power at the Centre, to quit the Government and join hands with like-minded parties to ...
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  • Heavy rainfall in Kodagu Dt.
  • Protest over murder continues
  • 500 college students on a unique mission
  • Hinterland in for fast growth
  • Minister `arranges' ambulance to shift body
  • More seats for SCs, STs in Assembly
  • Students rushed to hospital after lunch in school
  • Move to develop tank still in controversy


    Karnataka-Bangalore
    Donations: Action taken against 15 schools
    BANGALORE, JULY 16. Fifteen schools in Bangalore, including those with a name, are in the dock for demanding and collecting donations from the parents of their children. Of them, five are facing criminal cases and 10 others have been served with ...
    AOL India announces expansion plans
    BANGALORE, JULY 16. Many of the 35 million worldwide subscribers of America Online (AOL) may not know that some of the services they get online are facilitated from Bangalore by the staff, many of them fresh out of college, who are getting to ...
    Other Stories

  • Meal scheme: Minister criticises MLA
  • Despite her ailment, Noor was lucky
  • RGUHS results
  • 'Training can help sandalwood craftsmen use other types of wood'
  • Row over probe into relief works
  • Sindhia seeks White Paper on drought
  • Campaign in Bangalore schools to prevent dengue
  • Stop work on AP projects, Centre told


    Kerala
    I did not intend to hurt anyone: Antony
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 16.The Kerala Chief Minister, A. K. Antony, has said that his recent statement about minorities, which had become controversial, was not intended to hurt anyone. Talking to presspersons after today's Cabinet meeting, ...
    Vehicle strike banned
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 16.The Kerala Government has banned the ongoing vehicle strike demanding the withdrawal of the recent hike in the motor vehicle tax. It has declared as essential services the movement of goods in lorries, trucks, ...
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  • Efforts on to protect medicinal plants
  • Two projects with the same goal
  • CM's remark: IUML leaves it to Sonia
  • I'll go by party's declared stand, says Murali
  • Govt. wants quota for BCs to continue
  • Higher perks for MLAs, Ministers proposed
  • LDF stages walkout over lathicharge


    Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram
    Seats for Plus Two courses to go up by 5 p.c.
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 16. The Cabinet on Wednesday decided to increase the seats for Plus Two courses by 5 per cent by raising the strength of each class. The Chief Minister, A. K. Antony, told presspersons after the Cabinet meeting that the ...
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  • Graft charges against Cherkalam
  • 'Zoo violating rules'
  • Renovation: row over bunks settled
  • Doctor held
  • Suspected dengue death at MCH
  • Strike hits stocks in fuel outlets


    Tamil Nadu
    Be alive to financial crunch, CM tells staff
    NAMAKKAL, JULY 16. The Chief Minister, Jayalalithaa, today came down heavily on the attitude of government employees in asking for more and more, and reminded them that rights and duties went hand in hand. Speaking at a government function ...
    Unions see positive signs
    CHENNAI, JULY 16. Even as the administrative machinery has remained hit in Tamil Nadu for a fortnight now and thousands of dismissed government staff members continue to agonise over their lost jobs, key staff unions today claimed that there were ...
    Other State Govt. employees plan stir
    CHENNAI, JULY 16. Though employees are not for any confrontation with the Tamil Nadu Government, government employees in other States have expressed their solidarity with them and have planned to launch a nationwide movement. The convener of ...
    `Sweeping' statement on unemployment
    CHENNAI, JULY 16. It was a ``sweeping'' statement on unemployment and it caused quite a flutter at the Secretariat here today. A disabled sportsman, who has bagged eight golds in State and national athletic meets and a bronze in an international ...
    Parasitic plant rediscovered after 90 years
    COIMBATORE, JULY 16. A herbaceous plant, Christisonia tubulosa (a rare endemic parasite), belonging to the family of Orobanchaceae, has been rediscovered after 90 years in the Indira Gandhi Wildlife Sanctuary at the Anamalais, near ...
    British Dy. High Commissioner
    CHENNAI, JULY 16. The British Deputy Head of Mission in Damascus, Stuart Innes, has taken over as the British Deputy High Commissioner in south India. He succeeds Michael Herridge, who attained superannuation. In his 23-year career in the ...
    Other Stories

  • BDS counselling from July 21 to 23
  • Engineering vacancy position
  • Date extended
  • Aim at progress with positive thought: CM
  • Diarrhoea incidence on the rise at Srirangam
  • Cong. challenges NOC for 43 TTIs
  • Law has failed to tackle infanticide: ex-judge
  • Fee hiked for PG courses
  • AICTE launches initiative for new colleges
  • Sacked teachers join village initiative to run school
  • Rajagopal held on charges of threatening Jeevajothi
  • Over 3,000 unionists held


    Tamil Nadu-Chennai
    Corporation forced to put off cattle auction
    CHENNAI, JULY 16. The Chennai Corporation was today forced to put off auctioning of impounded cattle at its pound in Pudupet with the cattle owners protesting the move and reportedly preventing the bidders from procuring the animals. The price ...
    MTC to keep 30 buses at new Basin Bridge depot
    CHENNAI, JULY 16. The MTC will add one more depot to accommodate its fleet of buses in the Basin Bridge area, which will become operational from Thursday. The depot, located on the northern end of Walltax Road, was hitherto ...
    'Allot funds to repair TNSCB tenements'
    CHENNAI, JULY 16. The Communist Party of India (Marxist) has appealed to the State Government to allocate sufficient funds for executing repair works in the Tamil Nadu Slum Clearance Board tenements in the city and attend to works immediately. ...
    Nedumaran remand extended
    KANCHEEPURAM, JULY 16. L. Rajendran, special judge of the POTA court at Poonamalle near Chennai, today extended till July 24 the remand for Tamilar Desiya Iyakkam president, P. Nedumaran; the general secretary, Suba Veerapandian; Pudukottai ...


    Pondicherry
    Govt. takes up rehabilitation of 84 tanks
    PONDICHERRY, JULY 16. The Pondicherry Chief Minister, N. Rangasamy, has said his Government had taken up rejuvenation and rehabilitation of 84 tanks with funds available from the European Commission. Releasing a journal, `Tank Resources', ...
    Handicrafts exhibition of northeastern region opened
    PONDICHERRY, JULY 16. The Pondicherry Chief Minister, N. Rangasamy, today inaugurated an exhibition cum sale of handicrafts and handloom products of the north eastern States of Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Manipur, Nagaland, Mizoram and ...
    G.O. declares July 15 Students Day
    PONDICHERRY, JULY 16. The Pondicherry Government has issued an order, declaring July 15 every year, as Students Day as a mark of tribute to Kamaraj. The order issued by the Lt Governor has been published by the Department of Education. Thus ...
    'Kamaraj Govt. school lacks proper building'
    PONDICHERRY, JULY 15. The former Social Welfare Minister and AIADMK MLA, A. Kasilingam has expressed concern over the neglect of the Kamaraj Government high School at Muthialpet constituency which he represents for the last two years. He said ...



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