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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh Over 67 per cent pass in A.P. SSC exam. HYDERABAD, APRIL 30. Students in the State registered a pass percentage of 67.89 in the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Examination held in March 2002. This year's figure is 2.78 per cent higher than last year's 65.11. Warangal district ... Swaminathan takes over as Chief Secretary HYDERABAD, APRIL 30. K. Swaminathan, the seniormost IAS officer in the State, took over as Chief Secretary of Andhra Pradesh on Tuesday. He succeeds P. V. Rao, who retired today on attaining the age of superannuation after a nearly ... TDP team dazzled by China's progress HYDERABAD, APRIL 30. The Telugu Desam team has returned from its study tour of China, thoroughly impressed by the economic resurgence and rapid strides made in several fields. Talking to reporters here on Tuesday, the Minister for Home, T. ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad Transco out of sync with water board HYDERABAD, APRIL 30. Next time you find drinking water coming in a trickle in your house, do not blame the water board. For all you know, the fault may be with the Transmission Corporation of A.P. Due to excess demand during current summer ... Other Stories
Karnataka A responsive police force in the making BANGALORE, APRIL 30.The Karnataka Police are thinking of introducing "Dial 100 and recording facility'' at all police control rooms in the State and installing the global positioning satellite (GPS) system in Bangalore. Medical college: Villagers prevent BJP padayatra Bangalore April 29. Leaders and activists of the city unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), who planned to take out a "padayatra" on Tuesday against the construction of Infant Jesus Medical College close to Nelamangala on the ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore `Youngsters lack AIDS awareness' BANGALORE, APRIL 30. Are young Bangaloreans aware of HIV/AIDS? Yes. Do they know how it is contracted? The overwhelming and disturbing answer is, "No". That is what a survey of colleges and corporates has found. The study by City-based Freedom ... Other Stories
Kerala `Porattam' activists storm ADB office THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, APRIL 30. More than 10 activists, including three women, of "Porattam'', a left-extremist group sympathetic to the Maoist Communist Centre (MCC), went on the rampage at the Kerala nodal office of the Asian Development Bank ... Higher education to get priority THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, APRIL 30. A full-board meeting of the State Planning Board today decided to initiate steps to improve the quality of the university education in the State with the help of various research organisations and the industry. At ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram AIR archives to go digital THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, APRIL 30. The department of archives at the All India Radio, Thiruvananthapuram, is involved in a mammoth exercise these days. Its legacy of the past 67 years _ the rare collection of recordings of old songs, interviews or ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu 'Karunanidhi betrayed State's interests' CHENNAI, APRIL 30. The Chief Minister, Jayalalithaa, and the PWD Minister, O. Paneerselvam, today accused the DMK president, M. Karunanidhi, of having betrayed the interests of Tamil Nadu in the Cauvery issue. After a bout of explanations and ... Sadhasiva panel final sitting in Bangalore ERODE, APRIL 30. The Justice Sadhasiva Panel, constituted by the National Human Rights Commission, will hold its final sitting at Bangalore on May 15, 16 and 17 when the Special Task Force personnel from Tamil Nadu and Karnataka would depose ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai Bharti Telenet to target high-value corporate clientele CHENNAI, APRIL 30. Less than a month after a private operator launched the service and much less time since another unveiled plans for the city, the battlelines in the basic telecom sector are drawn. The impact is pretty visible--beyond the ... Secretariat, for solace or suicide? CHENNAI, APRIL 30. Other Stories
Pondicherry Arrangements for civic polls under way PONDICHERRY, APRIL 30. The State Election Commission has designated five Returning Officers (AOs) and 27 Assistant Returning Officers (AROs) for the municipal polls in the Union Territory. These officers are in charge of the municipalities in ... Other Stories
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