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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh Goud non-committal on ceasefire plea NIZAMABAD, APRIL 3. The Home Minister, T. Devender Goud, has said that the banned People's War Group should begin a dialogue instead of putting forward fresh conditions for talks with the Government but remained non-committal on the ceasefire ... Three killed in faction feud CUDDAPAH, APRIL 3.One person was shot dead and two others were hacked to death with hunting sickles in agricultural fields at Kallurivaripalle village in Chakrayapet mandal of Cuddapah district by their factional rivals in the early hours of ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad Call to enhance capital formation in agriculture HYDERABAD, APRIL 3. The ICAR Director-General, Panjab Singh, has called for enhancing capital formation in agriculture to enable farmers to gain access to technologies leading to value addition, market intelligence, approach to markets and earn a ... Other Stories
Karnataka Probe into liquidation of co-op. society UDUPI, APRIL 3.Curfew was imposed on the areas coming under Kundapur Police Station and Gangolli Panchayat limits on Wednesday, following fresh incidents of arson and violence. The ban order will be in force till 6 a.m. on Thursday. In ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore CBI closes case against ex-RRB Chairman BANGALORE, APRIL 3.The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), which probed allegations of corruption and irregularities in recruitments against the former Chairman of the Railway Recruitment Board (RRB), Mohammed Shafi, has closed the case ... Other Stories
Kerala Kerala Cabinet to consider 5-day week THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, APRIL 3. The Cabinet would consider introduction of a five-day working week in the State, the Chief Minister, A. K. Antony, said here on Wednesday after a Cabinet meeting. He said this was one of the several proposals being ... Japanese drinking water project to be revived THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, APRIL 3. The UDF liaison committee today asked the Antony Government to go ahead with the controversial Japanese drinking water project. Briefing presspersons after a meeting of the liaison committee, the UDF convener, ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Pangappara attack: gang identified THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, APRIL 3. The Kazhakoottam police have identified the gang suspected to be behind the attack on houses and local residents at Pangappara, near Sreekariyam, on March 28 night in which two people were injured and a few private ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu Stalin can keep only one post CHENNAI, APRIL 3. In a significant move that could strip the Chennai Mayor and MLA, M.K.Stalin, of one of his elected posts, the Chief Minister, Jayalalithaa, today declared that laws would soon be amended to ensure that legislators did not hold ... TNEB set to improve finances, meet summer demand CHENNAI, APRIL 3. There are two key elements in the power sector now engaging the State Government's attention — pushing through reforms and helping the Electricity Board manage its finances as well as electricity. A search panel to ... House for theists and atheists CHENNAI, APRIL 3. Secularism found full expression in the Assembly today as the Speaker, K. Kalimuthu, declared that the House would give space for both ``believers and atheists''. His observation came during question hour when a remark by an ... Pay Rs. 3 lakhs for police assault on Tamaraikani: SHRC CHENNAI, APRIL 3.The State Human Rights Commission has ordered the Tamil Nadu Government to pay Rs. 2 lakhs as compensation and Rs. 1 lakh towards medical expenses to the former MLA, R. Tamaraikani, who was assaulted by the police last year. ... Stalin pressuring Corporation Commissioner: CM CHENNAI, APRIL 3. The Chief Minister, Jayalalithaa, today said the Chennai Corporation Commissioner, T.N. Ramanathan, had gone on leave and had been refusing to take up the post, and hinted that this was possibly ``due to pressure and ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai Pride of city under neglect CHENNAI, APRIL 3. Most of the city schools have closed for summer vacation. But the lack of crowds on the Marina beach, which was once the city's most favoured outing destination for children, has more to do with deteriorating civic conditions ... Other Stories
Pondicherry Concern over lack of teachers at Sorapet Govt. high school PONDICHERRY, APRIL 3. The Congress legislator, P. Angalan, today expressed fear whether the students appearing for the current SSLC public examination through the government high school at Sorapet in Tirbuvanai constituency would be able to ... Popularise assistance scheme, members PONDICHERRY, APRIL 3. The members of the AIADMK and the Congress today said there should be proper propaganda of the Government scheme, providing a monthly assistance of Rs. 300 to scheduled caste members suffering from chronic ailments. The ... Other Stories
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