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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh Over 8 lakh house sites for poor in A.P. HYDERABAD, APRIL 16. In all, 8.33 lakh house sites will be distributed to weaker sections in the Andhra Pradesh within a year, it was decided at a meeting of the Cabinet presided over by the Chief Minister, N. Chandrababu Naidu, here on ... Two naxalites killed in encounter CHOUTUPPAL (NALGONDA), APRIL 16. In an exchange of fire near the national highway, two PW naxalites were killed by a special police party in Tangadipally village of Choutuppal mandal on Wednesday. A constable sustained bullet injuries in the ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad Cases against surrendered naxals may be withdrawn HYDERABAD, APRIL 16.The Government is seriously considering withdrawing criminal cases against naxalites who surrender to the police. A high-power committee would review the cases against the surrendered naxals and decide on withdrawal of ... Other Stories
Karnataka Admissions: final round of talks today BANGALORE, APRIL 16. The Karnataka Government will be holding, perhaps, the last round of talks with managements of private professional colleges on Thursday in a bid to arrive at a formula for seat-sharing and fee structure in medical, dental ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore It's still early days for Bangalore's biotech. industry BANGALORE, APRIL 16. Organisers of Bio 2003 say the event is bigger and better this time, and is a reflection of a growing biotechnology industry here. That is only partly true. A look at those occupying the stalls at the trade show reveals ... Other Stories
Kerala Kerala Cong. leadership in a dilemma THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, APRIL. 16. The Congress leadership in Kerala is in a dilemma with regard to taking action against the veteran Congress leader, K. Karunakaran, or his supporters in the aftermath of the Rajya Sabha elections. While the Chief ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Of military radios and beacons THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, APRIL 16. Whether it is the induction of "Tetra Radio'' handsets used for communication by the military and the police, the designing of hybrid electric vehicles to reduce pollution emission levels or providing the cutting ... Other Stories
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Strike cripples normal lifeCHENNAI, APRIL 16.With no sign yet of a solution, the three-day-old strike by truck operators has almost crippled normal life in the State. Though the State Government intervened to ensure movement of petrol and diesel, with police escort, ... Tamil Nadu seeks more water, representation in task force CHENNAI, APRIL 16.All southern States, including Karnataka, have agreed to "participate" in a mega project on interlinking peninsular and southern rivers and a detailed report will be brought out in a few weeks, according to Suresh Prabhu, ... Gopal booked under POTA, Poonamallee court to hear case CHENNAI, APRIL 16. R.R. Gopal, editor of the Tamil biweekly, Nakkheeran, who was arrested here on Friday last, has now been booked under the Prevention of Terrorism Act. Following altering of the penal provision to invoke the ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai HUDCO offers Rs.1,000-cr. loan for infrastructure schemes CHENNAI, APRIL 14. Encouraged by the "success story" of Bangalore, the Housing and Urban Development Corporation (HUDCO), a Central Government undertaking, has offered a loan assistance of Rs. 1,000 crores for infrastructure projects in ... Other Stories
Pondicherry Vajpayee Govt. must go: Raja PONDICHERRY, APRIL 16. The Vajpayee-led Centre should be unseated without delay as it is ``dancing to the tunes of the World Bank and other global organisations to the detriment of every section of people in the country,'' the CPI national ... 700-bed superspeciality hospital soon, says Valsaraj Sops for female babies PONDICHERRY, APRIL 16. The Health Minister, E. Valsaraj, told the Assembly today that more than 58 lakh patients were getting treatment every year in outpatient wings of government-run hospitals and health centres in the peripherals. Replying ... Other Stories
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