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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh Growth rate falls below national average HYDERABAD, NOV. 2. Andhra Pradesh has stumbled across a roadblock on its path of development which has pulled down the growth rate of its Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) below the national average of 5.80 per cent during the first half of the ... `Tactical counter-offensive' a spectacular success: PW GUNTUR, NOV.2. The secretary of the Guntur district committee of the CPI-ML People's War (PW), P. Mohan, has claimed that the "tactical counter-offensive campaign (TCOC)", launched on July 20 following a call by the central committee of the ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad No G.O. on new police commissionerate yet HYDERABAD, NOV. 2. The State Cabinet's decision to carve out a separate Cyberabad Police Commissionerate from the existing Ranga Reddy district police from November 1 has not materialised. As per the standing instructions, a draft Government ... Other Stories
Karnataka `Enough water in Karnataka reservoirs' BANGALORE, NOV. 2. The Karnataka Minister of State for Primary and Secondary Education, B.K. Chandrashekar, said today that there was adequate water in the reservoirs in the State, and the Government was in a position to release 6,000 cusecs of ... Peace returns to Mandya MYSORE, NOV. 2.There were no untoward incidents in Mandya district after curfew was lifted this morning, and the town returned to near normality. A three-day curfew was imposed on Wednesday following large-scale violence when farmers went on a ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore Train services to remain hit BANGALORE, NOV. 2. The Southern Railway has decided to continue suspension of train services between Mysore and Bangalore on Sunday also as a precautionary measure. The Southern Railway sources said that the Shatabdi Express, Tirupati Fast ... Other Stories
Kerala Resettlement runs into rough weather THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, NOV. 2.The Kerala Government's ambitious tribal land distribution project under the Tribal Resettlement Development Mission (TRDM) has run into rough weather. The Union Environment and Forest Ministry has refused to clear the ... Antony Govt. promises help for setting up ayurvedic park KOCHI, NOV.2. The State Government would extend all help needed to establish an Ayurvedic park in Kerala, the first-ever venture of the sort in the country. The Chief Minister, A.K.Antony, gave this assurance at the Ayurveda Congress session ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Discussion on autonomy for engg. college THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, NOV. 2.More than the granting of autonomy or availing of World Bank loan, the parents of students of the Government Engineering College, Thiruvananthapuram, were concerned about the smooth conduct of the courses and the ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu Contours of engg. education will change CHENNAI, NOV. 2. Educationists in Tamil Nadu — a State which has the largest number of engineering colleges in the country, with most of them unaided — are apprehensive of a significant fee hike, now that the Supreme Court has held ... DVAC team for Nagaland to check veracity of certificates CHENNAI, NOV. 2. A team of officials of the Directorate of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption has proceeded to Nagaland for probing the issue of fake registration certificates and permits for mini-buses. Headed by an inspector, the team will ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai Rain-free day lights up shoppers' spirits CHENNAI, NOV. 2. With some respite from the heavy rain that lashed the city for the last few days, the residents seized the opportunity to go for Deepavali shopping. Most of the popular garment shops were crowded from the morning, with ... Other Stories
Pondicherry Pondy since the de facto merger PONDICHERRY, NOV. 2. November 1 marks the `De Facto Merger Day' in Pondicherry. Pondicherry, Karaikal, Mahe and Yanam became part of India through a smooth transfer of power from the French. The de facto merger was a sequel to a verdict given ... Other Stories
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