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Andhra Pradesh
Ramulu takes over as DGP in A.P.
HYDERABAD, FEB. 18. The new Director-General of Police, Pervaram Ramulu, assumed charge of office at a brief and simple ceremony in the police chief office on Monday afternoon. The ceremony of assumption of office barely lasted for thirty ...
Gifts `with strings attached' pose problem for TTD
TIRUPATI, FEB.18. The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam(TTD), custodian of the world's richest temple, is faced with problems in the form of 'tags' fastened to the gifts and donations it receives from devotees. Devotees from all corners of the ...
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  • Govt. promises to discipline police force
  • Jaipal remarks irk TDP
  • Kodela rebuts Cong. charge on white ration cards
  • Bill to regulate private clinics, hospitals on the way


    Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad
    28 pilgrim centres set to become tourist attractions
    Hyderabad, Feb. 18. A total of 28 temple places in the State have been notified for incentives and concessions to be given to private parties for developing them as pilgrim tourism centres. The places are Srisailam, Mahanandi, Ahobilam, ...
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  • e-Seva facility for traders to file tax returns
  • CM questions Cong. right to fault fiscal policies
  • Pat from rival
  • Congress-MIM bag seven ward committees, TDP-BJP three
  • CM's assurance to APNA


    Karnataka
    Tight security for Kanakapura byelection
    BANGALORE, FEB. 18. Elaborate security arrangements have been made to ensure peaceful polling during byelection to the Lok Sabha from Kanakapura, the Director-General and Inspector-General of Police, V.V.Bhaskar, has said. Mr. Bhaskar, who ...
    Budget session from March 13?
    BANGALORE, FEB. 18. The Budget session of the legislature is expected to commence on March 13 and go on till March 30. The Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, M.V.Venkatappa, and the Chairman of the Legislative Council, B.L.Shankar, have ...
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  • LS bypoll: `Use of muscle power' worrying parties
  • Tension in Turuvekere as farmers lock up MLA
  • Belgaum to host next literary meet
  • People told to have simple marriages
  • Coffee growers seek loan waiver, support price
  • Sahitya Sammelan passes resolution on Kasargod
  • KPTCL questioned over payments to TPC
  • Christians to stage march in Mysore
  • UAS team strikes a treasure in `waste'
  • Belgaum dental college students in soup


    Karnataka-Bangalore
    Aerospace show to have `India Pavilion'
    BANGALORE, FEB. 18. The Asian Aerospace Exhibition - a major air show of the Asia Pacific region - will be held from February 26 to March 3 in Singapore. According to the organisers of the show, it will be much larger than the previous ...
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  • More funds for promoting coffee
  • `Kannada newspaper readership growing'
  • Academy award for The Hindu lensman, 14 others
  • NAAC accreditation for Bangalore varsity
  • `Schemes for disabled must be integrated'


    Kerala
    Withdraw strike first: UDF
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, FEB. 18. The UDF High Power Committee has ratified the State Cabinet stand not to retract from its decision on curtailing benefits of the employees and teachers and the various steps it has taken so far to tackle their strike, ...
    Pinarayi re-elected CPI(M) secretary
    KANNUR, FEB. 18. The 17th CPI(M) State conference drew to a close here today after re- electing Pinarayi Vijayan as the State secretary of the party. The five-day conference, marked by a serious discussion on factionalism and the new ...
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  • `Insurgency not to affect tourism in Nepal'
  • CPI(M) meet resolves to tackle stagnation
  • HC moved against KSEB reconstitution
  • Kollam SNDP union dissolved
  • Ceasefire saves the day for CPI(M)
  • Web-based system for U.S. visa-seekers


    Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram
    Stranded elephant gives police anxious moments
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, FEB. 18. The city police went through some anxious moments when an elephant got stranded on the arterial Vellayambalam-Museum road at around 6.30 p.m. today after its drunken mahout fell asleep by its side. The perplexed ...
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  • Veliyam questions Mani's arguments
  • Call to prevent spread of communalism
  • Govt. to move HC against Lok Ayukta directive
  • Employees' DGP office march today
  • Employees' condemn PDP march
  • Strike gives respite to zoo animals
  • Harassment: Rly. employees stage dharna


    Tamil Nadu
    Fear of defeat haunts DMK: Jayalalithaa
    THENI, FEB. 18. In her final and fifth day of campaign here, the AIADMK leader and candidate for the byelection, Jayalalithaa, today came down heavily on a section of the press ``for criticising her speech'' and the DMK president, M. Karunanidhi, ...
    Exam system to be streamlined
    CHENNAI, FEB. 18. The Government has decided to streamline the examination system at all levels to make it transparent. As of now, there is no fixed time-table for school and university examinations. Universities conduct examinations on ...
    Security at museum to be tightened
    CHENNAI, FEB. 18. Security will be tightened at the Government Museum here following the theft of the 1850-year old Buddha idol on Friday. An electronic surveillance system will be installed at a cost of Rs. 75 lakhs. The compound wall will be ...
    Show-cause notice issued to Thangabalu
    ERODE, FEB. 18. The TNCC president, E.V.K.S. Elangovan, has said show cause notice had been issued to K. V. Thangabalu for violation of party code. Mr. Elangovan told reporters here today that Mr. Thangabalu was given a week's time to reply. He ...
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  • SHRC notices to 20 schools
  • Activists rally behind expelled nun
  • Andamans as trade corridor mooted
  • DGP suggests agency to stop trafficking in women, children
  • `Vote without fail'
  • `Aid for fully damaged crops only'
  • Iron tablets distribution to girl students suspended
  • District panchayat members' charge against BDOs
  • Postal authorities to pay for deficiency
  • Training for 400 women police personnel
  • ACTA decries varsity law
  • No decision yet on site for new bus stand
  • Rs. 40 lakhs worth transformer components gutted


    Tamil Nadu-Chennai
    Burglars strike at Ashok Nagar
    In a spate of break-ins at Ashok Nagar 12th Avenue, three different apartment complexes were targeted by miscreants who took away a combined booty of about 100 sovereigns of gold jewellery, besides about Rs. 1 lakh, in the wee hours of Sunday. ...
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  • Fire mishap at EB substation
  • Rs.2.5 lakhs worth jewels recovered
  • Gold chains snatched from woman
  • Three students held for eve-teasing
  • Five youths rescued from sea
  • Cash stolen from commuter
  • Held for sale of fake liquor
  • Youth succumbs to burns


    Pondicherry
    Villagers detain 12 buses
    PONDICHERRY, FEB. 18. Villagers in Bahoor impounded 12 town buses today, protesting the hike affected by bus operators. Passengers were put to severe hardship and many were forced to reach their destination by foot. However, the operators ...
    Cash prize for JIPMER student
    PONDICHERRY, FEB. 18. Madhuri Parija, a student of the Kendriya Vidyalaya, has been selected for a cash award instituted by the Department of Biotechnology attached to the Union Science and Technology Ministry. Ms. Parija, who is pursuing a ...
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  • Mill campus to be made tourist spot
  • Antique furniture expo

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