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Andhra Pradesh
Controversy over civic worker's death
ANANTAPUR, FEB. 7. The death of a municipal worker, who had opted for medical invalidation and compensatory employment two years ago, today due to illness sparked off a controversy blaming the District Collector, Somesh Kumar, allegedly for ... More


Assembly budget session from Feb. 15
HYDERABAD, FEB. 7. The budget session of the Andhra Pradesh Assembly has been summoned to meet at 9.30 am on February 15. The session will commence with an address by the Governor, C.Rangarajan, and it will go on till March 30. Some changes in ... More
Tribal girl's fight for justice
A tribal girl studying in the seventh standard, Ramulamma, will become a mother in a month's time from now. She feels socially ostracised and let down by her own community as her pregnancy bears a powerful stigma in the Koya tribe, her family is ... More
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  • Amusement park to come up at Tirupati
  • ICET to be held on May 24
  • Govt. making efforts to peg fiscal deficit at 5 p.c.
  • Kothur incident: Goud promises action against erring officials
  • `Encouragement to MNCs misplaced'

    Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad
    BSNL's mobile service for more cities
    The Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) will shortly introduce WLL (wireless in local loop) phones, which it recently launched in Hyderabad, in seven more cities and towns in Andhra Pradesh besides some rural areas. Among the urban areas ... More


    Mayor swearing-in on Feb. 11
    HYDERABAD, FEB. 7. The swearing-in of Mayor and corporators will take place in the newly-constructed council hall at the MCH head office on February 11. The swearing-in was to take place at Lalitha Kala Thoranam. But following the MIM and the ... More
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  • MCH to go for development bonds
  • Illegal occupants of Wakf Board lands warned
  • Karnataka
    State plans CET for teachers
    BANGALORE, FEB. 7. High school teachers will hereafter be recruited only on the basis of their performance in a common entrance test (CET), the Minister for Primary and Secondary Education, H. Vishwanath, said here today. Primary school ... More


    8 killed as bus rams tree
    BANGALORE, FEB. 7. Eight people were killed and 18 injured, nine of them seriously, when the KSRTC bus in which they were travelling rammed a tree in Naregal Police Station limits in Gadag District on Wednesday night. The accident took place ... More
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  • Phone lines yet to be restored on M. M. Hills
  • Australia invites investments
  • Face CBI probe into assets, Gowda told
  • Dowry death: Life-term for ex-official, son
  • `CM using Cong. spokesman to attack Gowda'
  • Checking of number plate colour from July 2
  • Expert allays fears about Handigodu Syndrome
  • Swamy `assaulted'
  • `The pride of Mysore' faces a threat

    Karnataka-Bangalore
    `Jammers' sought to prevent use of cell phones in jails
    The Department of Prisons has sent a proposal to the Government for the installation of electronic "jammers" in the main prisons, including the sprawling open-air jail at Parappana Agrahara here, to prevent use of mobile telephones and other ... More

    Kerala
    TUs plan general strike in Kerala
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, FEB. 7. The stage has been set for a stand-off between the Government and the combined grouping of Left trade unions with the latter announcing its plan to call for a general strike expressing solidarity with the striking ... More


    CPI(M) refutes CM's claims
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, FEB. 7. The CPI(M) State secretariat has debunked the Chief Minister, A. K. Antony's claim that black laws have been used to put down strikes during the time of Namboodiripad's Government and subsequent LDF dispensations. ... More
    Violence will be put down: CM
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, FEB. 7. The Chief Minister, A.K. Antony, has said that criminal cases will be filed against employees resorting to violence as part of their ongoing strike. Talking to presspersons after a special Cabinet meeting here ... More
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  • A. P. Varkey dead
  • 'Antony obeying ADB directives'
  • KSRTC staff warned against resorting to stir
  • HC upholds decision on B.Ed. colleges
  • Malankara assn. to meet on March 20
  • Centre turns down request on land for tribals
  • 'Digital Kerala' is open to business

    Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram
    Kanakakunnu palace: landscaped garden next month
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, FEB. 7. The work on a landscaped garden, with lush green lawns, flowering plants, designer pathways and ornamental lights, being set up around the century-old Kanakakkunnu Palace to match its grandeur, is nearing completion ... More


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  • Govt. offices wear a deserted look
  • Stress on Gandhian values
  • 600 litres spirit seized, 17 held
  • Strike total in varsity
  • Call for changes in disaster management strategy

    Tamil Nadu
    Govt. delaying power reforms
    CHENNAI, FEB. 7. The much-touted power reforms in Tamil Nadu have hit a speed-breaker with the Government rejecting the panel of names recommended for appointment as Chairman of the State Electricity Regulatory Commission. The names suggested ... More


    Opposition seeking to cancel poll: CM
    ANDIPATTI, FEB 7. The Chief Minister, O. Paneerselvam, today charged that the Opposition and the Union Minister, T.R. Baalu, had violated the election code. Addressing a huge gathering at Jayamangalam, he said the Minister, who took oath to ... More
    'Teach a lesson to Jayalalithaa'
    ANDIPATTI, FEB. 7. The Chennai Mayor, M. K. Stalin, today appealed to the people to think over the reason for the Andipatti byelection. At a time when the State was facing financial crisis, the election was not necessary now. Addressing a huge ... More
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  • Bring Bhavani water to Chennai'
  • Refugees waiting and watching
  • Auction centre to the rescue of tea farmers?
  • Good beginning in Sri Lanka: DMK

    Tamil Nadu-Chennai
    Two-wheeler rider fatally hit
    CHENNAI, FEB. 7. A 38-year-old two-wheeler rider was fatally hit by an MTC bus, which had cut the yellow line and speeding in the wrong direction at Kotturpuram on Thursday afternoon. The shocking mishap caused by brazen violation of road ... More


    Drive against pig menace restarts
    CHENNAI, FEB. 7. After a gap of more than a year, the Corporation has recommenced its drive to capture stray pigs in the city. But, the method of slaughter of the animals, by slitting their throat and burying them at the Kodungaiyur dumping yard, ... More
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  • Anna University counselling
  • Diversion of buses
  • Focus on work, CPMG tells staff
  • Forum directs Post Office to pay compensation
  • Huge women turnout at AIDS awareness camps
  • Exnora to join fight against noise pollution

    Pondicherry
    Rangasamy announces relief to Karaikal farmers
    KARAIKAL, FEB. 7. The Pondicherry Government will pay Rs. 3750 for every hectare of samba paddy crop damaged in the incessant rain in the Karaikal region last week. This was announced by the Chief Minister, N. Rangasamy, at a meeting in the ... More


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  • CM to finalise portfolios soon

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