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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh 32 rice mills seized in Guntur dt. GUNTUR, MAY 24. The district administration has seized 32 rice mills in the district and stopped power supply to all of them, as they failed to fulfil the targets set by the Joint Collector in procuring paddy. The administration also blacklisted ... Forest official warns against hunting MADANAPALLE, MAY 24. The Forest Ranger of Palamaner, Chandrasekhar, on Friday warned of stern action against any person indulging in hunting of wild animals in the Palamaner forest area. Cases would be booked with imprisonment and fine against ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad `Dollar dreams' turn nightmarish HYDERABAD, MAY 24.with no Government wing to regulate their operations, some private placement agencies and travel agents located in the State Capital are exploiting the craze of aspirants to earn `green bucks', by collecting huge amounts under ... Citizens' Charter to be ready by Sept. 3 HYDERABAD, MAY 24. Drastic changes have been proposed in the administration as part of "Good governance'' which will be citizen-friendly. The blueprint prepared for these innovative changes was unveiled at the second and last day's conference of ... Drop box facility for visa-seekers HYDERABAD, MAY 24. The British Deputy High Commission in Chennai, which processes all visa applications in South India, is extending the facility under which visa customers can apply without having to lodge applications in person. The drop box ... Other Stories
Karnataka Huge win for Cong. in MCC polls MANGALORE, MAY 24. The Congress has recorded a big victory in the elections to the Mangalore City Corporation Council by winning 42 of the 60 seats. The BJP has won 14 seats, and the independents four. The trend of the results was evident even ... Cong. workers `commission' Hubli RUB HUBLI, MAY 24. Congress workers led by Anil Kumar Patil, Leader of the party in the Hubli-Dharwad Municipal Corporation Council, commissioned the road under-bridge (RUB) at Ashoknagar here unofficially on Friday. The workers swooped on the ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore No takers for power tariff order BANGALORE, MAY 24. Bangaloreans want their electricity supply to be of good quality but are not interested in how they are charged for that power. The Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission (KERC) office here on Mahatma Gandhi Road has sold ... PUC results today, Spice to relay SMS BANGALORE, MAY 24.The results of the second-year Pre University Course (PUC) are expected to be out on Saturday evening while the SSLC results are likely to be announced by May 30. Officials told The Hindu that the PUC results would be ... Other Stories
Kerala LDF Govt. was corrupt: Sankaranarayanan THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MAY 24.The Finance Minister, K. Sankaranarayanan, said here on Friday that the LDF Government had sat on several irregularities and corruption, detected in the implementation of the People's Plan Campaign. The Minister said ... Global tenders for `Kerala Gramam' soon KOCHI, MAY 24.The Kochi Corporation would soon float global tenders for preparing a project report and detailed study for the `Kerala Gramam' project that is to come up at Thanthonnithuruthu in the Kochi backwaters. The Corporation, going by ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Worry over impact of SSLC results on children THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MAY 24. With a great number of students unable to cope with the pressures associated with the announcement of the SSLC results due on Saturday, trained telephone counsellors are gearing up to offer advice and tips to help ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu 
Entire Cabinet on campaign trailCHENNAI, MAY 24.The offices of the Chief Minister and most of the Ministers in Tamil Nadu have virtually remained shut for more than a week now as the entire AIADMK Cabinet is busy knocking at the doors of the voters of the three Assembly ... Widespread discrepancies in Saidapet electoral rolls: DMK CHENNAI, MAY 24. The DMK has alleged widespread discrepancies in Saidapet electoral rolls. As many as 5,463 votes were `duplicated', it said. The party has written to the Chief Election Commissioner, the Chief Electoral Officer, constituency ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai This will be last chance for regularisation: CMDA CHENNAI, MAY 24. There will be no escape for violators who do not regularise their buildings. The Government is determined this time to carry out its threats, CMDA officials said. ``This will be the last chance to regularise unauthorised and ... 'Watchman planned T.Nagar murder' CHENNAI, MAY 24. The watchman had planned the robbery and murder of a woman Siddha doctor at T.Nagar last Tuesday night. Two persons, including the watchman, Alagarsamy (30), have been arrested. A hunt is on for the watchman's brother. Cash ... Private unaided schools want five years to fulfil norms CHENNAI, MAY 24. Heads of private unaided schools in the State have urged the Government to give them five years time for fulfilling all the norms needed for grant of recognition to the institutions. Faulting the Directorate of Matriculation ... Other Stories
Pondicherry Employment Exchange to open special camps PONDICHERRY, MAY 24. The Labour Commissioner, Rattan Singh said here today that special camps would be conducted by the Employment Exchange to enable students who had come out successfully in the Plus-two examination to register their names in ... Other Stories
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