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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh A Lambada boy accosts Naidu HYDERABAD, SEPT. 8. It was an argument only a devil-may-care kid like Shankar could have dared picked up. The 8-year-old Lambada boy from Kesamudram in Warangal district working in the house of a cement dealer, Chakradhar, in the city for the ... Incentive scheme to promote literacy HYDERABAD, SEPT. 8.The Chief Minister, N.Chandrababu Naidu, here on Sunday announced a monetary incentive scheme for promoting literacy in the State. Addressing the World Literacy Day celebrations, he said the modalities of the incentive would be ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad Creative energy unplugged HYDERABAD, SEPT. 8. Art is not a handicraft, it is a transmission of feeling the artist has experienced. One could see diverse emotions - tender and untainted - perceived by little artistes at The Hindu Young World ''on the spot'' painting ... Other Stories
Karnataka `State facing greater distress than TN' BANGALORE, SEPT. 8. The former Prime Minister and JD(S) MP, H.D. Deve Gowda, has told the Prime Minister, A.B. Vajpayee, to consider the fact that the distress caused by failure of rains and poor inflow into the reservoirs was greater in ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore Vibrant colours dominate Young World contest BANGALORE, SEPT. 8. Vibrant colours and imaginative drawings marked the finals of The Hindu Young World Painting Competition at the Goodwill Girls' High School in Frazer Town here on Sunday. Nearly 400 students from various schools in ... Other Stories
Kerala Kerala to allow ST payment through banks THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, SEPT. 8. The Kerala Government proposes to permit traders to make their sales tax payments through banks. The Finance Minister, K. Sankaranarayanan, said here today that the measure was being contemplated to reduce the delay ... Old `handicaps' in Reform Plan too KOTTAYAM, SEPT. 8.Panchayti Raj Instituions (PRIs), once the favourite whipping boy of the then Opposition UDF during the People's Plan Campaign era of the former LDF Government, appear to present new challenges to them (the UDF) as the local ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Water shortage hits parts of city THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, SEPT. 8. Erratic drinking water supply in parts of the city has become a cause of concern for residents even as the Kerala Water Authority (KWA) has sought to allay fears about any water shortage hitting the capital ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu Cong. meet to decide Elangovan fate CHENNAI, SEPT. 8. Amid hectic moves to oust the State Congress president, E.V.K.S.Elangovan, senior party leaders, Oscar Fernandes and Ramesh Chennithala, are scheduled to discuss change of guard with partymen here on September 18. The AICC ... Samba hopes hinge on sustained inflow THANJAVUR, SEPT. 8. Farmers in the Cauvery delta districts of Thanjavur and Tiruvarur have started raising nurseries for samba cultivation with the hope that they could sustain the crop using canal water. According to PWD engineers, water ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai Two colleges banned from procuring animals CHENNAI, SEPT. 8. Laboratory animals in two teaching hospitals of the city are being reared in such abysmal conditions that they are dying of disease. A ban has been imposed on further procurement of animals. Concerned at the conditions under ... Garbage dump at Madipakkam poses a health hazard CHENNAI, SEPT. 8. Residents of Mahalakshmi Nagar in Madipakkam have been living amidst stench from garbage. The Naidu pond, surrounded by houses and a Siva Vishnu temple, has been the source of not merely civic nuisance, but ill-health. It had ... Other Stories
Pondicherry Cong. Govt. must quit office: BJP PONDICHERRY, SEPT. 8.The president of the Pondicherry State BJP committee, A.M. Krishnamoorthy, MLA, today asked the Congress government, led by N. Rangasamy, to quit office, owning moral responsibility for the "inefficient and chaotic ... Other Stories
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