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Andhra Pradesh
A.P. CLP chief suspends padayatra
RAJAHMUNDRY, MAY 20. The chief spokesman of the Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee, K. Rosaiah, on Tuesday announced suspension of the padayatra by the Congress Legislature Party leader, Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy, `till doctors give him the green ...
Janmabhoomi next round being put off
HYDERABAD, MAY 20. THE next round of Janmabhoomi— the people's participatory programme— scheduled to be held from June 1 to 10, is being postponed to a later date. Dedicated to farmers and women, the 19th round of Janmabhoomi is aimed ...
Heatwave claims 20 lives
HYDERABAD, MAY 20. Following the prevalence of heatwave conditions in Telangana since May 16 and in Coastal Andhra districts for the last two days, 20 persons have died in different parts of the State, according to unofficial reports. Official ...
Other Stories

  • Extremists torch three tippers
  • Sonia makes brief stopover in Vizag
  • Naidu bets on winning horses
  • Case booked against Anakapalle MLA
  • POW backs bandh
  • Nod for Devadula project hailed
  • CPI(M) accuses Govt. of double standard
  • Naxals kill TDP leader, stage `famine raid'


    Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad
    Couple alleges baby swap, backtracks
    HYDERABAD, MAY 20. Even before the furore over the child swapping case at the Government Maternity Hospital could subside, reports of a similar episode recurring at the Gandhi Hospital caused panic in the Medical and Health Department here on ...
    Body blow to heritage marvel
    HYDERABAD, MAY 20.The timing of the merciless demolition would not have been more inopportune and ironical. Just as the Hyderabad Chapter of the Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) was toasting the eighth annual edition ...
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  • Four held, property recovered
  • School education official's warning
  • One-way traffic at Troop bazar
  • MMTS stations sure to bowl over commuters


    Karnataka
    HC issues notice to Govt., IAS officer
    BANGALORE, MAY 20. A Vacation Bench of the Karnataka High Court on Tuesday ordered issue of emergent notices to the Government, the Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC) and an IAS officer, A.K. Monnappa, among others, in a public interest ...
    Procurement of areca nut soon
    BANGALORE, MAY 20. The State Government is expected to start procurement of most varieties of areca nut from the second week of June in an effort to check the fall in prices. The Minister for Horticulture, M.Shivanna, told presspersons here ...
    Hegde's loyalists question authenticity of statement
    Bangalore May 20. The JD(U) State unit Vice-President, H.T.Krishnappa, and the Secretary-General, B.Shreepathy Rao, have expressed doubts about the authenticity of a reported statement by the former chief minister, Ramakrishna Hegde, urging all ...
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  • Pvt. operators all set to strike gold
  • Many bigwigs to attend World Bank conference today
  • BJP criticises transfer of officials facing probe
  • Prakash, Sindhia should quit: Vaijnath Patil
  • HAL, ADA ready for Paris air show
  • Gowda slams NDA for economic policies
  • SAS to be revised for all cities


    Karnataka-Bangalore
    Monkeys' death: Cause yet to be ascertained
    BANGALORE, MAY 20. On May 9, 26 monkeys were found dead on the roadside on Hosur Road close to the Wipro facility. Ten days later, not much progress has been made on ascertaining the cause of their death. The Madiwala Police then said they had ...
    Issuance of voter ID cards
    BANGALORE, MAY 20. Voter identity cards will be issued on Wednesday in the following areas: (Bangalore Mahanagara Palike limits) Vidyaranga Kannada Higher School, Vidyaranyanagar, BMP Ward Office, Crematorium, Padarayanapura, BMP Junior College, ...
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  • BMP employee held for attempt to murder
  • Garbage not cleared in many areas
  • Police taking action to prevent road accidents
  • Man hacked to death by colleague


    Kerala
    Norms for regulation of unaided colleges
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MAY 20.The Kerala Cabinet on Tuesday approved the draft Unified University Bill aimed at reforms in the higher education sector. The Bill envisages restructuring of the existing university bodies and formation of the State ...
    Cent per cent fire proof coach soon
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MAY 20. The Union Minister of State for Railways, Bandaru Dattatraya, has said the cent per cent fire proof coach being manufactured for the railways will roll out from the Rail Coach Factory, Kaparthula, in the next four to ...
    Strike may hit normal life
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MAY 20. Normal life in the State was likely to be hit by the 24-hour countrywide general strike called by Opposition trade unions and service organisations beginning midnight tonight. The strike call has been given by the ...
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  • State funds sought for Sabari rail project
  • New licensing norms for 1,363 toddy shops
  • CBI probe into Marad massacre sought
  • VS asks NCW to probe torture of tribal woman
  • IT-based farm info system by July
  • Police prevent Janu from attending NCW seminar
  • `Antony yet to make grade as an administrator'
  • 12 colleges get NAAC accreditation


    Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram
    Hunt on for constable in daylight robbery case
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MAY 20. The Cantonment Police have launched a hunt for a constable, Hussain Khan, who is the prime suspect in the daring daylight heist of Rs.1 lakh from a parked car near the Secretariat on April 10. The Circle Inspector ...
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  • Video festival gets underway
  • NCW moots dept. for women
  • Mechanised cleaning at central station soon
  • Zoo animals safe: director


    Tamil Nadu
    Ex-Minister Kiruttinan murdered
    MADURAI, MAY 20. The former DMK Minister, `Pasumpon' T. Kiruttinan, was murdered near his residence here by unidentified assailants early this morning. A two-member, motorcycle-borne gang stabbed the 66-year-old senior party functionary ...
    Victim of inner-party feud?
    CHENNAI, MAY 20. Uneasy calm prevails in the DMK even as partymen are coming to terms with the loss of one of its senior leaders, Pasumpon Tha. Kriuttinan. Cadres and leaders, who flocked to the party headquarters here on hearing the news, ...
    Supporters suspect political motive
    MADURAI, MAY 20. A soft-spoken and amiable person, who never antagonised anyone in the party. This is how DMK cadres described `Pasumpon' T. Kiruttinan, who was done to death by an armed gang here today. His supporters strongly suspect a ...
    Other Stories

  • What have govts. done to curb unhealthy practices in hospitals?
  • DVAC searches in Ko. Si. Mani's houses
  • Infrastructure Development: Govt. role must be defined
  • Semmalai makes fresh plea, but students stand firm
  • Narcotics sleuths probing illegal manufacture of ATS
  • To avoid delay, controller will sign Madras varsity UG degrees
  • Tourism package linking southern States soon: Dattatreya
  • Recognition for 5 PG medical courses after 25 years
  • Revaluation of TNPCEE answer sheets
  • Who will compensate losses incurred by patients, asks HC
  • Ruling, Opposition trade unions staying away from strike
  • Tiruchi girl's distinction


    Tamil Nadu-Chennai
    Uneasy calm in DMK
    CHENNAI, MAY 20. Uneasy calm prevails in the DMK even as partymen are coming to terms with the loss of one of its senior leaders, Pasumpon Tha. Kriuttinan. Cadres and leaders, who flocked to the party headquarters here on hearing the news, ...
    Garbage Removal: Door-to-door collection from May 26
    CHENNAI, MAY 20. The Chennai Corporation will introduce door-to-door collection of garbage in at least 1,000 households in all its divisions (except the three zones where Onyx operates) from May 26, the Corporation Commissioner, M. P. ...
    Other Stories

  • Work with SHRC to curb trafficking in children, NGOs told
  • Man sentenced to life for rape, murder of girl
  • Muthu cremated
  • Low footboards in 10 buses for the disabled
  • Crackdown on polluting autos
  • 'Police' vehicle seized
  • Nungambakkam residents complain of water contamination


    Pondicherry
    Law and order will be maintained during strike, says CM
    PONDICHERRY, MAY 20. The Chief Minister, N. Rangasamy, has said the Government would take steps to maintain law and order in the Union Territory in view of tomorrow's general strike. Addressing newsmen here today, Mr. Rangasamy said government ...



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