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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh Employers of child workers arrested KURNOOL, MAY 5.Police arrested the owners of beedi manufacturing units who employed two child workers at Budhawarpet here on Sunday. The rescued children were admitted to the Child Labour Rehabilitation Residential Centre at Vengannabavi on the ... Expansion of e-Seva services HYDERABAD, MAY 5.A major expansion in the `e-Seva' services is in the offing with new centres being opened and many new Government departments and even private companies being included in their portfolio. Speaking to The Hindu, here on ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad Workshop on urban schemes next month HYDERABAD, MAY 5.A workshop on the Government of India-sponsored urban development programmes for the benefit of municipal chairpersons in the State will be organised next month, the Union Minister of State for Urban Development, Bandaru ... BCs' plea on teachers' recruitment HYDERABAD, MAY 5.The Andhra Pradesh Backward Classes' Welfare Association has demanded exemption for the BC candidates appearing for DSC-2002 in the eligibility criteria. They should be allowed for the DSC though they did not study either B.Ed or ... Other Stories
Karnataka Metro bus project to take off soon BANGALORE, MAY 5. Ending months of uncertainty, the Swedish Government has agreed to finance the metro bus project in the City. It is expected to be implemented in a few months. Sources in the Government told The Hindu on Sunday that ... CM hails K.C.Reddy's contribution to State BANGALORE, MAY 5. The Chief Minister, S.M.Krishna, today recalled the rich contribution of the late K.Changalaraya Reddy, the first Chief Minister of the Old Mysore State after Independence, for "his stewardship of the agitation for establishing ... Road project: Khanduri promises funds for payment of relief BELGAUM, MAY 5. The Union Minister of State for Roads and National Highways, B.C.Khanduri, has promised to release funds towards payment of compensation for land acquisition under the Prime Minister's Golden Quadrilateral Project "within 24 hours ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore Ex-professor's plea to Governor BANGALORE, MAY 5. A former professor in Bangalore University and member of its Senate, M.P.Venkatappa, has urged the Chancellor (Governor), V.S.Rama Devi, to solve the imbroglio in the university caused by the existence of three lists of ... Other Stories
Kerala Cabinet to decide on status of Mathikettan OTTAPALAM (PALAKKAD), MAY 5. The Chief Minister, A.K. Antony, has said that all encroachers in the Mathikettan Shola will be evicted soon and a decision on the status of the shola will be decided in the next Cabinet meeting on May 8. Talking to ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Forest land `encroached' in Pooyamkutty THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MAY5.The details of yet another case of forest encroachment, perhaps of a bigger scale than that in Mathikettan Shola, have now come to the surface. This organised land-grab operation is in the Pooyamkutty region of Malayattur ... Actual interest rate on ADB loan is 8.05 p.c.: Minister THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MAY 5.The Finance Minister, K. Sankaranarayanan, has said that the State will have an actual interest rate of only 8.05 per cent on the proposed Asian Development Bank (ADB) loan routed through the Union Government in the form ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu Ties with BJP intact: DMK chief CHENNAI, MAY 5. Putting on a brave face despite the BJP decision to support the MDMK in Saidapet and remain neutral in Vaniyambadi, the DMK president, M. Karunanidhi, today said the differences between the DMK and the State unit of the BJP would ... `Withdraw fresh taxes on essentials' CHENNAI, MAY 5. The Tamil Nadu Vanigar Sangankalin Peravai has threatened to hold a series of agitations, including the boycott of byelections, if their demand for the withdrawal of fresh taxes on essential commodities was not ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai Bison safari to be opened for public soon CHENNAI, MAY 5.Visitors to the Arignar Anna Zoological Park (AAZP), Vandalur, can have a closer look at the amazingly huge ``Gaur'' species, when the bison safari is thrown open to the visitors in a about month. A ten-hectare area has already ... Other Stories
Pondicherry Civic polls soon PONDICHERRY, MAY 5.The Chief Minister, N. Rangasamy, said the civic polls in Pondicherry, due for more than twenty-five years, would be held soon. The Congress-led Government is keen on restoring democracy at the grass root level, he told a ... Other Stories
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