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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh Probe sought into A.P. `rice recycling' HYDERABAD, JULY 24. The recycling of a huge quantity of rice released under Food-for-Work (FFW) programme back to the Food Corporation of India (FCI) came to light during a visit by the Leader of the Opposition, Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy, to FCI ... State firm on 'special status' for Tirumala HYDERABAD, JULY 24.The Andhra Pradesh Government remains committed to its proposal to accord Vatican City-type status to Tirumala Hills, abode of Lord Venkateswara, as the panacea to the problems faced by the pilgrim centre. Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad James Street railway station to be revived HYDERABAD, JULY 24. Decades after it became defunct, efforts to revive the 128-year-old James Street railway station in Secunderabad, are on in full swing. As the station building is a protected structure, officials of the Multi-Modal Transport ... Other Stories
Karnataka State to amend Panchayat Raj Act BANGALORE, JULY 24. The Panchayat Raj Act was to be amended by the Karnataka Government to bring about public involvement and downward accountability of the elected members in the functioning of the panchayat raj institutions, the Rural ... Adopt village hospitals, CM urges pvt. bodies BANGALORE, JULY 24. To take technological and medical advancements to rural areas, private organisations should come forward and "adopt" primary health centres and hospitals in villages, the Chief Minister, S.M. Krishna, has said. Inaugurating ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore 56,000 pirated VCDs seized, two arrested BANGALORE, JULY 24.Upparpet police have busted a major racket of pirated VCDs and DVDs and have seized VCDs, DVDs, CD writers, and other equipment worth Rs. 1.25 crore. Police have seized 56,000 pirated VCDs of popular English, Hindi, Telugu, ... `Direct BU to announce degree exam. results' BANGALORE, JULY 24. The BJP leader, B.S. Yediyurappa, on Wednesday urged the Government in the Legislative Council to direct Bangalore University to announce the results of the degree examinations held recently. Raising the issue during Zero ... Other Stories
Kerala More sops for select industries THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 24. Five categories of industries, including petroleum companies and those located in the Kochi Special Economic Zone, have been granted exemption from entry tax, the Kerala Finance Minister, K. Sankaranarayanan, ... TSP fund row: Opposition stalls proceedings THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 24.The Opposition brought the proceedings of the Kerala Assembly to an abrupt end today raising a furore over the alleged diversion of Tribal Sub Plan (TSP) funds and moving into the well of the House demanding removal of ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Fort walls to be beautified THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 24. The walls and the ramparts of the fort encircling the Sree Padmanabhaswami Temple in the city would get a new look with the Archaeological Department launching a Rs. 2-crore plan for the renovation and beautification ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu DMK poll, a test for leadership CHENNAI, JULY 24. After a particularly trying time as the main Opposition in Tamil Nadu for more than a year, the DMK prepares to look inwards as organisational elections are set to commence. The DMK has announced a `downsizing' of party ... Renew petitioners' licence: HC CHENNAI, JULY 24. Striking a balance between a `last-minute' government decision and the interests of about 4,000 retail IMFL licensees affected by the premature termination of their permits, the Madras High Court today asked the Government to ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai Crane to clear traffic blocks on National Highway-45 CHENNAI, JULY 24. Blocks created by traffic accidents on National Highway-45, between Tambaram and Tindivanam, are expected to be cleared quickly with the Union Government giving a crane to a voluntary organisation for operation and ... Other Stories
Pondicherry A deluge of petitions awaiting Malkani PONDICHERRY, JULY 24. There is a possibility of almost all sections of government staff, farmers, students and others now up in arms against the Administration making a beeline for the Raj Nivas within days of K. R. Malkani assuming charge as ... Other Stories
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