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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh PW bandh evokes poor response HYDERABAD, JULY 11.The two-day State bandh called by the CPI-ML People's War (PW) to protest against the killing of its cadres evoked a lukewarm response in Andhra Pradesh on the first day on Thursday. Shops and establishments in some towns ... Woman kills three kids, self ANANTAPUR, JULY 11. Unable to bear the harassment and torture by her husband, a habitual liquor consumer, a housewife threw her three children into their farm well and later she, too, jumped into it at Unnehalli village of Amarapuram mandal in ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad Biometric cards for all doctors soon: CM HYDERABAD, JULY 11. To tone up the functioning of the hospitals in the districts and rural areas, biometric cards will be issued to all medical officers and staff within two months, the Chief Minister, N. Chandrababu Naidu, said on ... Other Stories
Karnataka Govt. prepared for drought: Krishna BANGALORE, JULY 11. The Legislative Council in Karnataka, on Thursday, witnessed an uproar for sometime when M.S. Siddaraju from Maddur took exception to the statement of the Chief Minister, S.M. Krishna, that the interest on farm loans could not ... Ancient coins unearthed SHIMOGA, JULY 11. Ancient gold and silver coins kept in a "kolaga" (a vessel used to measure foodgrains) were unearthed from a field at Melinahanasawadi near here on Wednesday. The kolaga was found while ploughing the gomala land of the ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore CM defends BWSSB charges BANGALORE, JULY 11. The Chief Minister, S.M. Krishna, on Thursday admitted in the Legislative Council that the Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) did not have any right to collect minimum charges of Rs. 60 from each consumer who ... Other Stories
Kerala Uproarious scenes in Assembly THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 11. The Assembly witnessed uproarious scenes over a remark of the Health Minister, P. Sankaran, directed against Opposition members who raised allegations against him in the House on Thursday. Angered by the Minister's ... Hooch case verdict on July 16 KOLLAM, JULY 11.The sentence for all the 26 persons convicted in the Kalluvathukkal-Pallikkal-Pallipuram hooch tragedy case would be pronounced by the Kollam First Additional Sessions Judge, K. Chandradas Nadar, on July 16. All the 26 ... State asked to reduce ST on aviation fuel THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 11. The Union Minister of State for Civil Aviation, Shripad Y. Naik, has urged the Kerala Government to reduce sales tax being charged from various airlines for Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF). Speaking at a function ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Token strike by medicos affects Medical Colleges THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 11.The 24-hour token strike by post-graduate students and house surgeons on Thursday affected Casualty and other emergency services at the five Medical Colleges in the State. The strike was called by the Medical College ... Other Stories
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Arrest incident-freeCHENNAI, JULY 11. Heavy security in and around the airport here marked the arrest of the Sivakasi MP and MDMK leader, Vaiko, under the Prevention of Terrorism Act on Thursday. Media protests CISF man misbehaviour CHENNAI, JULY 11. For MDMK partymen, it was a long wait for a glimpse of their leader, Vaiko, before he was taken away in a waiting police van from the Chennai airport shortly after he arrived from Mumbai. Mediapersonnel swarmed the Anna ... Fears of misuse have come true: Karunanidhi CHENNAI, JULY 11. ``Last year, it was me. This year, it is Vaiko,'' remarked the DMK president, M. Karunanidhi, just a couple of hours after the dramatic arrest of the MDMK leader at the city airport today. The DMK chief, who was arrested on ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai Showers welcome, not waterlogging CHENNAI, JULY 11. The rains this evening in the city brought a sigh of relief for the residents, as they were reeling under severe heat wave even after summer. On Thursday, Tambaram recorded the maximum rainfall of 19.2 mm till 8.30 p.m. The ... Breakdown continues to haunt commuters CHENNAI, JULY 11. A week after the Chief Minister, Jayalalithaa, stopped over to enquire about a MTC bus breakdown on a mini-flyover, a trail of breakdowns on city roads is witnessed everyday, which leave scores of passengers stranded and ... Other Stories
Pondicherry Agitations galore in Pondy PONDICHERRY, JULY 11. Pondicherry seems to passing through a phase of agitations. There have been agitations, everywhere, every day or every other day. Even before the Administration could heave a sigh of relief with the calling off of the ... Videographing of voters to resume tomorrow PONDICHERRY, JULY 11. The Joint Chief Electoral Officer, Yasam Lakshmi Narayana Reddy, said videographing of voters attached to booths 14 and 28 to 49 in Lawspet Assembly constituency in the current special drive to issue Electors Photo Identity ... Other Stories
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