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HYDERABAD, JAN. 28. Seven medical and 3 dental colleges will be set up in the State and seats in the 6 existing colleges will be augmented shortly. The Cabinet, which met on Monday, has decided to give essentiality certificate to 11 medical ... More All-party meet on naxal offer HYDERABAD, JAN. 28. The State Government will convene a meeting of leaders of all Opposition parties to discuss the offer of the People's War Group (PWG) to hold talks after the Chief Minister, N. Chandrababu Naidu's return from the United ... More Other Stories
HYDERABAD, JAN. 28. In a move that indicated toughening of stand by the Government, the police swung into action on Monday and picked up 30 of the 90 striking resident doctors of the Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences, after removing the tent ... More Computer Forensics Division opened HYDERABAD, JAN. 28. The Director General, Bureau of Police Research and Development (BPR&D), V.N. Singh, on Monday said that the Central Forensic Science Laboratory, Kolkata, was developing an expertise to detect anthrax spores. Mr. Singh, ... More Other Stories
BANGALORE, JAN. 28. The Legislative Assembly was adjourned much ahead of schedule today amidst deafening slogan-shouting at the Well of the House by the BJP members, who persisted with their demand for a CBI inquiry into the multi-crore fake ... More SAS to be introduced in Belgaum BELGAUM, JAN. 28. The city corporation decided on Monday to impose a tax of 0.3 per cent and 0.5 per cent on vacant land/residential properties, and commercial properties, respectively, under the self-assessment scheme (SAS) for property tax ... More Other Stories
BANGALORE, JAN. 28. The City Police Commissioner, H.T.Sangliana, has said that the Police Department and the public should work together to bring down the crime rate in the City. Speaking at an interactive programme on ``City, citizens, and ... More Opposition begins dharna in Council BANGALORE, JAN. 28. The Opposition in the Legislative Council, unhappy with the reply given by the Home Minister, Mallikarjun Kharge, on the discussion on the inter-State stamp paper racket, commenced a dharna in the well of House on ... More Other Stories
KOLLAM, JAN. 28. The State Government is making elaborate alternative arrangements to ensure that the inflow of revenue to the exchequer is not affected on account of the proposed indefinite strike by its employees from February 6. Top ... More HC dismisses plea on suspension KOCHI, JAN. 28. The Kerala High Court on Monday dismissed a writ petition filed by S. Anil Kumar, Deputy Commissioner (General), Commercial Taxes, challenging his suspension order. The petition was dismissed by Justice K. Balakrishnan Nair. He ... More Other Stories
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JAN. 28. The City Corporation Council today witnessed heated exchanges between the ruling and Opposition members over a resolution requesting the Revenue Department for a five-year continuous sanction for land acquisition in ... More 'Adopt pragmatic approach to globalisation' THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JAN. 28. The Governor, Sukhdev Singh Kang, has stressed the need for developing nations to adopt a pragmatic approach to globalisation instead of trying to resist it. Delivering the inaugural address at the 25th Indian ... More Other Stories
MADURAI, JAN. 28. The filing of nomination by the Puthiya Tamizhagam leader, K. Krishnasamy, in a `general' constituency is being construed as an attempt at reviving the ambitious but yet unattainable concept of Dalit consolidation, which has ... More Karunanidhi to campaign in Andipatti constituency CHENNAI, JAN. 28. The DMK president, M. Karunanidhi, today announced that he would campaign for the NDA candidate in the Andipatti byelections. He is expected to tour the constituency after ``February 15, possibly on February 16 and 17.'' The ... More Ponnaiyan's call for efforts to link rivers CHENNAI, JAN. 28. If Karnataka is allowed to exploit the Cauvery river without any ``check,'' then it would become dry in another five years, the Finance Minister, C. Ponnaiyan, said today. So, the Centre and the Supreme Court should intervene ... More
Winners of President medals, certificatesCHENNAI, JAN. 28. V. Vijayakumar, Teller Engineer, State Training Centre, Tamil Nadu Fire and Rescue Services, Tambaram, has been awarded the President's fire service medal for distinguished service. The following personnel have been awarded ... More Other Stories
CHENNAI, JAN. 28. Though there was a widespread relief over the today's introduction of the Broad Gauge service on the Tambaram-Chennai Beach EMU section, the day one was marked by a group of commuters' protesting against the non-stoppage at ... More Other Stories
PONDICHERRY, JAN. 28. The Chief Minister, N. Rangasamy, said here today that his ministry with four members at present would be expanded soon. Neither denying or confirming reports that he has submitted two names to be included in the ministry ... More Implementing uniform taxes inevitable: Rangasamy PONDICHERRY, JAN 28. The Chief Minister, N. Rangasamy, has said the administration was pushed to the inevitability of implementing the uniform floor rate of taxes in the Union Territory to get the Central assistance. Inaugurating a six-day ... More Other Stories
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