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Andhra Pradesh
More coal miners join strike in A.P.
KOTHAGUDEM, JAN. 23. More miners joined the indefinite strike in the Singareni Collieries on Thursday as their unions intensified their protests against privatisation in all the 13 areas spread over four districts. The mining operations came to a ...
Farmer ends life
ANANTAPUR, JAN. 23. Unable to overcome the losses incurred due to crop failure for the last three years, a farmer of Kotanka village in Garladinne mandal in the district, G. Yerrapa Reddy (60), committed suicide today by consuming a ...
Other Stories

  • Union Minister to open new direct taxes building
  • Eye hospital penalised for `negligent' surgeries
  • Telecom cultural fete inaugurated
  • A `kursi' sans power
  • Collector brokers truce between MLAs, ONGC
  • Pell-mell at airport as MSR arrives
  • NTPC-Simhadri achieves full load


    Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad
    Draft budget reflects Govt. bankruptcy: CPI(M)
    HYDERABAD, JAN. 23. The State Committee of the CPI(M) said that the draft Annual Fiscal Framework document released by the Government yesterday has exposed the bankruptcy of the Government which was "bent on achieving the milestones set by the ...
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  • Charminar to get `dynamic' look
  • APCOB takes exception to YSR letter to CM
  • Clarification
  • 25 DSPs promoted
  • Budget to rely heavily on borrowings
  • Dishonest exercise: Rosaiah
  • Fiscal document conceals more than it reveals: BJP
  • RTC to introduce new system to track vehicle movement


    Karnataka
    Talks on allotment of seats in colleges fail
    BANGALORE, JAN. 23. A consensus on the allotment of seats in private professional colleges proved elusive even after the second round of talks between the State Government and the managements of private colleges here today. Even after a ...
    Police acting impartially: Kharge
    YADGIR (GULBARGA DT.), JAN. 23. The Karnataka Home Minister, Mallikarjun Kharge, today denied the charge by BJP leaders that the police had come under pressure from Congress party leaders, including the Minister of State for Infrastructure ...
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  • `Dead storage level' likely in KRS soon
  • Low-key Hampi Utsav to begin on Sunday
  • Krishna waters: KRRS blames CMs
  • Chitradurga ZP engineer murdered
  • Rich tributes paid to Swami Ramananda Teerth
  • Junior ministers join tirade against Patil
  • `AIJD will be a third force in next polls'


    Karnataka-Bangalore
    Centre to speed up airport project
    BANGALORE, JAN. 23. The Minister for Large and Medium-scale Industries, R.V. Deshpande, said today that the Prime Minister, A.B. Vajpayee, had promised to hasten the process of granting clearances for the construction of the international airport ...
    Other Stories

  • SBM ties up with SBI Mutual Fund
  • Circus lioness dies at BNP
  • Alumni vow to restore UVCE's lost glory
  • Site for trade fairs in Bangalore soon
  • State farmer bags top award
  • Cess on processed food may go
  • BJP to launch `Janasangharsha Yatra' on Feb. 7
  • J&K seeks investment in power, tourism


    Kerala
    GIM a confidence trick: Achuthanandan
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JAN. 23. Taking strong exception to what he termed attempts by `certain power centres in the UDF' to use the people's desire for development and the hype of the Global Investor Meet to indulge in `trade and foul play,' the ...
    Crime rate highest in Kerala
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JAN. 23. Kerala has the highest crime rate in the country, with 306.1 incidents of crime being reported per one lakh population against a national average of 176.7 in the year 2000, if the latest report of the National Crime ...
    Other Stories

  • `Dead' student comes alive
  • HC verdict fallout of Govt. connivance: Veliyam
  • Murder at fast food joint: two held
  • Seminar on cable TV held
  • `Need to conserve native theatre tradition'
  • KGMOA State conference
  • Govt. asked to implement report
  • Govt. confident of facing belligerent Oppn.
  • Govt. in a bind over medical admissions


    Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram
    Directive to police on dealing with children
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JAN. 23. Police officials should not take a child below 15 years to the police station for questioning and if necessary, they should conduct the questioning at the child's home itself. This is one of the instructions issued ...
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  • CM should own responsibility: AISF
  • Greek citizen still missing
  • Tourism award for maintaining hygiene
  • Special trains
  • Efforts for HC Bench to be stepped up


    Tamil Nadu
    State to be declared drought-hit
    CHENNAI, JAN. 23. Amid a walkout by the entire Opposition barring the BJP, in protest against the AIADMK regime's ``failure'' to tackle drought, the Governor, P. S. Ramamohan Rao, today declared in the Assembly that whole of Tamil Nadu except ...
    Evolve consensus on 'sound fiscal': Governor
    CHENNAI, JAN. 23. Commending the government efforts at restoring Tamil Nadu's "fiscal health", the Governor, P.S. Ramamohan Rao, has called for a "broad consensus on what constitutes sound fiscal" at the State level. In his address to the ...
    '60 p.c. of standing samba crop lost'
    CHENNAI, JAN. 23. Failure of the northeast monsoon and the Karnataka denial of Tamil Nadu's share have resulted in loss of about 60 per cent of the standing samba crop in the delta districts. The Governor, P. S. Ramamohan Rao, in his address ...
    Tamil version skipped 'to save time'
    CHENNAI, JAN. 23. In a break with a decades-old convention in the Assembly, the Tamil version of the Governor's address was not read out by the Speaker, K. Kalimuthu, today. Normally, after the Governor presents his address to the Assembly in ...
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  • UCPI to support Cong. in Sattankulam
  • 55 children rescued from brickkilns
  • Kumari Ananthan convenes disciplinary committee meeting
  • Forum directs finance firm to refund deposit
  • International stone fair showcases talent of Indian craftsmen
  • Airport cargo complex registers impressive growth
  • POTA to be invoked against arrested naxalites


    Tamil Nadu-Chennai
    Ballastless technology to cut down track maintenance cost
    CHENNAI, JAN. 23. Once completed in September, commuters can find travel on the elevated MRTS between Tirumailai and Velachery silent and faster, though they may have to pay a marginally higher fare for the journey. Taking a hint from the success ...
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  • Police probing cheating charge against firm
  • National meet of Indian Speech and Hearing Association opens today
  • MTC yet to gear up for inter-modal transport
  • 'Organise blood donation camps prudently'
  • Giant tumour removed from chest cavity


    Pondicherry
    Speculation as Vaithilingam plans to meet Sonia
    PONDICHERRY, JAN. 23. The former Chief Minister and ruling Congress legislator, V. Vaithilingam, is leaving here for New Delhi tomorrow to have a meeting with the AICC president, Sonia Gandhi. Though he denied, at a press conference today, any ...
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  • `Bharathiar Palkalaikoodam needs better infrastructure'
  • Award for traffic warden
  • Come to the rescue of Karaikal ryots, CM urged

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