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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh A.P. to invoke POTA in blast case HYDERABAD, NOV. 22.The provisions of the Prevention of Terrorist Activities Act (POTA) will be invoked against the culprits who masterminded the bomb blast near the Sai Baba temple at Dilsukhnagar here on Thursday, killing one person and injuring ... Session ends on a dramatic note HYDERABAD, NOV. 22.The 10-day session of the Assembly came to a close on a dramatic note, thanks to members belonging to the Congress. The Deputy Speaker, K. Harishwar Reddy, who was in the Chair, adjourned the House sine die soon after the ... Row over release of funds to T.N. temple HYDERABAD, NOV. 22. A Congress member, M. V. Mysoora Reddy, alleged in the Assembly today that the State Government was showing discrimination in sanctioning money from the Common Good Fund (CGF) for renovation of temples. He said a sum of Rs. ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad Bomb blast: Scooter traced HYDERABAD, NOV. 22. The district police have traced the scooter involved in yesterday's blast outside a temple in Hyderabad to a man, Amarjeet Singh, resident of Subashnagar in Nizamabad town. The records verified from the Transport Department ... Karnataka Krishna convenes all-party meeting BANGALORE, NOV. 22. The Karnataka Government has convened an all-party meeting followed by a special meeting of the Council of Ministers on Saturday to discuss the situation arising out of the threat by the forest brigand, Veerappan, in his fifth ... Dinakar charges put Krishna in a bind BANGALORE, NOV. 22.The sensational disclosure made by C. Dinakar, former Director-General of Police, who was in the thick of action during the abduction of the Kannada film actor, Rajkumar, and his release by the forest brigand, Veerappan, has ... A setback to CET system: Minister BANGALORE, NOV. 22. As many as 168 of the 189 professional colleges — engineering (98), medical (21), and dental (49) — run by unaided, religious, and linguistic minority institutions in the State will be out of the purview of the ... Krishna-Cauvery Samithi ends agitation BANGALORE, NOV. 22. The Krishna Cauvery Horata Samithi, which held a meeting here on Friday, decided to end the protests and agitation over the issue of release of Cauvery waters to Tamil Nadu. The meeting attended, among others, by the former ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore CM to open 110 parks in City next week BANGALORE, NOV. 22. As many as 110 parks developed under the Bangalore Mahanagara Palike's (BMP) "Janodhyanavana" programme at a cost of Rs. 20 crore will be open to the public next week. The Chief Minister, S.M. Krishna, will inaugurate the ... EU-India civil aviation summit from Nov. 26 BANGALORE, NOV. 22. An EU-India civil aviation summit, part of the three-year joint training programme for Indian civil aviation personnel by their European counterparts, will be held here from November 26 to 28. The Director-General of Civil ... Kerala UDF for 50 p.c. management quota THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, NOV. 22.The UDF High Power Committee has decided to maintain the majority-minority parity in relation to admissions to all self-financing institutions (SFIs) by recommending to the State Government to fix the management quota ... Kidney racket: HC asks Chief Secy. to file affidavit KOCHI, NOV. 22.Dissatisfied with the statement filed by the Director of Medical Education (DME), K.A. Kumar, the Kerala High Court on Friday directed the Chief Secretary to file an affidavit answering all the allegations raised in a writ petition ... UNDP project helps coir sector KOCHI, NOV. 22.The coir manufacturing sector has benefited much from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) initiated in Kerala along with Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka, the Coir Board Chairman, Christy Fernandez, has ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Govt. to set up archives museum THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, NOV. 22. The State Government has drawn up a plan to set up an archives museum in Thiruvananthapuram with Central assistance, the Water Resources Minister, T.M. Jacob, who is also in charge of Zoo and Museum, has said here ... Cholera: carriers posing threat THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, NOV. 22. The district administration will sustain the cholera prevention programmes in view of the risk of repetitive transmission from the carrier population. The Eltor strain, which has been identified as the cause of the ... Heavy rain lashes city THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, NOV. 22. The North East Monsoon has been active over the capital city, with heavy rain lashing the city all evening, inundating many low-lying areas and roads. Heavy rains or thunder showers are expected in the next two ... Decks cleared for Bypass project THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, NOV. 22. With the Public Works Department (PWD-National Highway) commencing the construction of the two spans of the Chackai road overbridge, the decks have been cleared for the commissioning of the 22-km first phase of the ... EPF staff fear dislocation THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, NOV. 22.The decision of the Employees' Provident Fund (EPF) to open a new sub-regional office in Kollam has created apprehensions in the minds of those attached to the EPF regional office in Thiruvananthapuram. While ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu Ties between States strained further CHENNAI, NOV. 22. The latest tape from the forest brigand, Veerappan, threatening that he will kill the kidnapped former Karnataka Minister, H. Nagappa, if Kolathur Mani, Periyar Dravidar Kazhagam activist, now in jail, is not released in 12 ... Protect Tamils, CM tells Karnataka CHENNAI, NOV. 22. Strongly condemning the ``dastardly attack'' on the AIADMK's Kolar Gold Field MLA in Bangalore last evening, the Chief Minister, Jayalalithaa, today urged the Karnataka Government to ``ensure the safety and security of Tamils, ... 
Vaiko remand extended till December 18KANCHEEPURAM, NOV. 22.The remand for the MDMK general secretary, Vaiko, and eight other party leaders, who were arrested under the Prevention of Terrorism Act, was extended till December 18 by L.Rajendran, Special Court Judge at Poonammalle ... CST phase-out an 'irritant' in VAT CHENNAI, NOV. 22.Tamil Nadu is ``ideologically committed'' to introducing a value-added tax within the time frame (April 1, 2003) fixed by the Centre but a comprehensive VAT is linked to compensation for a phase-out of the Central sales tax, cut ... Crop loan recovery deferment will help 8 lakh farmers CHENNAI, NOV. 22. The Centre's decision to defer collection of cooperative crop loans will benefit eight lakh farmers in Tamil Nadu to the tune of Rs. 800 crores. The Prime Minister, A. B. Vajpayee, recently announced that the Government would ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai More BG EMUs, buses for Beach-bound passengers CHENNAI, NOV. 22. As metre gauge EMU services between Tambaram and Beach are to be terminated at Egmore from December 1 for gauge conversion, the Southern Railway and the Metro Transport Corporation have made elaborate arrangements for smooth ... One videography centre for 3.5 lakh voters CHENNAI, NOV. 22. Residents of far-flung localities in Tambaram and Alandur constituencies have complained that just one centre — Tambaram taluk office — has been earmarked as the Designated Photo Location (DPL) for the Electors' ... Staff-starved fire dept. gets the go-ahead for appointments CHENNAI, NOV. 22. The Tamil Nadu Government has given the go-ahead for the Directorate of Fire and Rescue Services (FRS) to appoint nearly 700 firemen. Intimation orders for 697 candidates will be sent shortly and training will begin on ... Other Stories
Pondicherry Rangasamy drawing flak, from his party also PONDICHERRY, NOV. 22. All along only the opposition block--the DMK, the AIADMK and the BJP-- has been levelling charges against the Rangasamy-led Government. But now a section of the ruling Congress MLAs and a lone TMC legislator, supporting the ... Second round of voter-revision campaign begins today PONDICHERRY, NOV. 22. The second round of two-day special campaign for receipt of claims and objections from the voters in all the 30 Assembly constituencies will begin tomorrow, a communication from the Joint Chief Electoral Officer, Y. L. N. ... Other Stories
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