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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh Power staff stir loses momentum HYDERABAD, MAY 20. The Andhra Pradesh Electricity Employees Union (APEEU-1104), representing a major chunk of employees, called off agitation last night, while the remaining five unions in the Joint Council of Action announced that they would ... Ragya Naik widow declared elected unanimously HYDERABAD, MAY 20. Dheeravath Bharathi, wife of the slain Congress MLA, Dheeravath Ragya Naik, was unanimously declared elected MLA from the Deverkonda (ST) Assembly constituency here on Monday. This followed the withdrawal by the lone rebel ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad MLAs' team impressed by reforms in S-E Asian nations HYDERABAD, MAY 20. The 59-member study team of legislators, which toured five South-east Asian nations for a first hand appraisal of the ongoing development and reforms process, has returned a satisfied and informed lot. Equally satisfied was ... Other Stories
Karnataka Girls outdo boys in 7th standard exam BANGALORE, MAY 20. Over 90 per cent of students who appeared for the seventh standard examination held in the State in April this year have passed. Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore Sangliana promises action against traffic offenders BANGALORE, MAY 20. Early Monday morning, a row of little heads bent pensively over sheets of paper at the Chitrakala Parishath on Kumara Krupa Road. The children, many of them enrolled in the parishath's summer art classes, had been asked to ... Other Stories
Kerala Move to close vigilance court dropped THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MAY 20. The Government has dropped the move to close down Vigilance court in Thrissur, the Chief Minister, A. K. Antony, said here on Monday. Talking to presspersons after a Cabinet meeting, the Chief Minister said the ... All roads to be rubberised: Muneer THIRUVANATHAPURAM, MAY 20. The Public Works Minister, M.K. Muneer, said on Monday that all roads in the State would be rubberised. The Minister, in an official release, said that this would require 65,000 tonnes of rubberised bitumen a year. ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Concern over ecological impact THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MAY 20. A proposal for deep sea sand-mining off the coast of Kerala for the construction industry has ignited a row within the scientific community and sent shockwaves among environmentalists and traditional fishermen who fear ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu 
Little prospect of mild summerCHENNAI, MAY 20. Even as a heat wave continues to sweep the entire State, the `kathri' sun seems to be particularly harsh on coastal areas, especially over northern Tamil Nadu. For days now the day temperatures have been hovering around 40 ... Bitter contest for control of Saidapet CHENNAI, MAY 20. The DMK is making an all-out effort to retain Saidapet, deploying in the city Assembly constituency its key leaders for almost the entire duration of the campaign, while the AIADMK seems confident that ``cleansing of the ... Plus-Two marksheets to be released on May 25 CHENNAI, MAY 20. The Directorate of Government Examinations was today thronged by a variety of students who completed the higher secondary examinations recently — those seeking retotalling of marks, others wanting photo copies of answer ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai `Fall in number of MTC passengers' CHENNAI, MAY 20. Non-augmentation of fleet for the past two years, fare hike in December last year, problems of over-crowding and a fear of breakdowns during peak hours are making the public shift to other modes of commuting within the city, ... Other Stories
Pondicherry Performance of Govt. schools impressive, says Minister PONDICHERRY, MAY 20. The Education Minister, K Lakshminarayanan, said here today that the overall performance of government schools in Pondicherry in the Plus-Two examinations was impressive. Nineteen of the 34 government-run HSC schools had ... Other Stories
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