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Monday, February 18, 2002
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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh Cong.-MIM understanding over MCH posts HYDERABAD, FEB. 17. The Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (MIM) and the Congress Party have reached an agreement on sharing the chairmanship of the Standing Committee and the Deputy Mayor post of the Municipal Corporation of Hyderabad. The polls for ... Trapped boy's body recovered MAHABUBNAGAR, FEB. 17. Efforts to rescue the ten-year-old boy, P.Ramachandraiah, who slipped into a borewell pit near Nacharam village in Kosigi mandal, have failed. At the end of the 65-hour rescue operation by the district administration, the ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad 'Tele-medicine set to become vital tool for health care' HYDERABAD, FEB. 17. The Chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), K. Kasturirangan, on Sunday dubbed tele-medicine as an emerging tool which could help in bridging the prevalent urban-rural divide in terms of health care in the ... Other Stories
Karnataka Kanakapura byelection campaign hots up BANGALORE, FEB. 17. The three main contestants in the Kanakapura Lok Sabha byelection have stepped up their campaign with only two days left for canvassing. Election will be held on Thursday, and Tuesday evening is the deadline for ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore Tibetan students pedal for a cause A 15-member group on a rally for "world peace" and a "free Tibet," stopped over in Bangalore on Sunday. The group, called "Students for a free Tibet," interacted with presspersons here and informed them about the aims and objectives of their ... Other Stories
Kerala Efforts to avert showdown at CPI(M) meet KANNUR, FEB. 17.Fingers remain firmly interlocked as delegates to the 17th CPI(M) State conference get ready to elect a new State committee. The backrooms of the conference have been witnessing feverish activity with peacekeepers trying hard to ... Groupism due to fall in quality: Surjeet KANNUR, FEB. 17. The CPI(M) general secretary, Harkishen Singh Surjeet, has attributed factionalism in the State CPI(M) to deterioration in the quality of the movement and said that factionalism cannot be rooted out overnight. Mr. Surjeet, here ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Moves to settle strike THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, FEB. 17. Some United Democratic Front (UDF) leaders are making some moves to bring about a settlement to the 12-day-old strike by the Government employees and teachers. However, not much progress has been made so far. The ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu 
Rare Buddha idol stolen from museumCHENNAI, FEB. 17. A rare second century A.D., Buddha sculpture has been stolen from the Amaravathi gallery at the Government Museum here. The 1850 year-old limestone piece featuring the head of the Buddha, which was kept glued to a small wooden ... Jayalalithaa touches on local issues ANDIPATTI, FEB. 17. The AIADMK supremo, Jayalalithaa, on the fourth day today of her election campaign in the Andipatti constituency, changed her strategy, touching on local issues. On seeing a huge crowd, a cheerful Ms. Jayalalithaa announced ... Karunanidhi campaign makes tangible impact ANDIPATTI, FEB. 17. Election fever went up by a few degrees when two former Chief Ministers crisscrossed the Andipatti constituency without crossing each other on Saturday. In contrasting styles, the DMK president, M. Karunanidhi, and the AIADMK ... DMK presents petition to observers ANDIPATTI, FEB. 17. A team of DMK MPs today met the election observers in Theni town and submitted a petition on alleged poll code violation by the AIADMK in the Andipatti constituency. Talking to mediapersons in Andipatti, the party organising ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai New traffic regulation proves ineffective CHENNAI, FEB. 17. Anna Salai, say traffic studies, is handling three times the traffic that it can. It is also the site of many an experiment, starting with the four-lane system introduced by the previous AIADMK Government. Today, however, the ... Other Stories
Pondicherry Heritage summit on February 20 PONDICHERRY, FEB. 17. The Union Tourism Minister, Jagmohan, will inaugurate a three-day Pondicherry Heritage Summit 2002 at the century old Mairie (Municipal office building) here on February 20 under the chairmanship of the Chief Minister, N. ... Other Stories
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