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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh 3 more die of mystery fever KARIMNAGAR, JULY 8.There is no respite from the mysterious viral fever as three more children succumbed to the disease in Karimnagar district on Tuesday while several others were undergoing treatment in various Government hospitals. A. Shekhar ... Heritage structures will be spared: TTD TIRUPATI, JULY 8. The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams Executive Officer, Ajeya Kallam, said today that the TTD would spare to the extent possible all the heritage structures in and around the four mada streets around the hill temple of Lord ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad CM promises to find sponsors for Sania HYDERABAD, JULY 8. Reciprocating the jubilant mood of the sporting fraternity on the arrival of Grand Slam doubles title-winner Sania Mirza, the Chief Minister, N.Chandrababu Naidu, rose to the occasion by not just announcing a cash incentive of ... Death sentence of Fast Track court set aside HYDERABAD, JULY 8. A Division Bench of the A.P. High Court has set aside the death sentence imposed by the Fast Track court, Nizamabad, finding fault with the judicial officer concerned for shabbily adjudicating the case. The Bench, comprising ... Other Stories
Karnataka Will a weak Opposition take on the Govt.? BANGALORE, JULY 8. A hopelessly divided Opposition has served to provide one of the plus points for the ruling party to carry the day in the Legislative Assembly on many a crucial occasions in the recent past. The post-Budget session starting ... KAVERI ready for mid-August launch MYSORE, JULY 8. Registration of documents with sub-registrar offices in the State may henceforth be a matter of an hour with the Karnataka Valuation and E Registration (KAVERI) Project being readied to be launched by mid-August. Preparation ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore Seat selection process begins tomorrow BANGALORE, JULY 8. With the Government announcing the provisional seat matrix for engineering, medical, and dental courses, the Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell is set to start the seat selection process on Thursday. The inclusion of two new ... 14 complete journalism course BANGALORE, JULY 8. Fourteen students today received their postgraduate diploma in print and web journalism at the first convocation of the Indian Institute of Journalism and New Media (IIJNM), Bangalore. In his presidential address, Abraham ... BHMS results announced BANGALORE, JULY 8. The results of the BHMS first to final year (O.S.) and BHMS I and II year (R.S.) of May 2003 examinations conducted by the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RJUHS) have been released. Details such as marks secured in ... Other Stories
Kerala LDF to lay siege to self-financing MCs THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 8. The Opposition today threatened to lay siege to the private self-financing medical colleges run by the Pushpagiri and Kolenchery medical missions from Wednesday, even as the Government announced that it would postpone ... NDF behind Marad massacre? KOZHIKODE, JULY 8. The Crime Branch Inspector General of Police, Mahesh Kumar Singhla, has dropped enough hints that the National Development Front (NDF), an outfit propagating the cause of Muslims, was behind the massacre of eight people at ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Teachers, students oppose curbs on freedom THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 8. Teachers and students' organisations in the State have joined hands to protest the alleged move to curb their organisational freedom. Representatives of the All Kerala Private College Teachers Association, All Kerala ... Viral fever deaths mount to 24 THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 8. The total number of viral fever-related deaths in the district mounted to 24 with six more patients, including two children, succumbing to acute fever complications at the Medical College and SAT Hospital in ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu Right to report for duty undermined: CJ CHENNAI, JULY 8. Having issued an ordinance asking the striking government servants to join duty ``at once'' on July 4, the Government should have expected them to return to work only on July 7 as the two intervening days were holidays, the Chief ... 
Temporary recruits join duty, await workCHENNAI, JULY 8.The newly-recruited employees at the Secretariat joined duty, but several of them were left to glare at deserted offices, piles of files, mounds of rubbish and unsorted mails and given no work today. On Day 8 of visible ... `Single-member tribunal cannot hear dismissals case' CHENNAI, JULY 8.The issue of mass, summary dismissal of government servants cannot be challenged before the Tamil Nadu Administrative Tribunal, as it has only one member — the Vice-Chairman I. David Christian — as on date, Nalini ... Pioneering surgery, trendsetter for bone bank CHENNAI, JULY 8. A 22-year-old with bone cancer in the left leg today underwent a pioneering cadaveric bone and joint transplantation surgery at the Government General Hospital here, in which doctors removed the tumour and replaced the defective ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai Illegal collection of parking fee at T. Nagar CHENNAI, JULY 8. Motorists parking their two-wheelers in one part of T.Nagar are being asked to pay a fee to personnel who did not issue receipts and instead used "tokens" that were collected back from them when the vehicles were removed. This ... More road cuts likely as telecom firms gear to lay cables CHENNAI, JULY 8. More road cuts are likely in city, as two private telecom majors have acquired permission to dig up the city roads to lay optical fibre cables. The papers of one more telecom company were being processed for permission to dig up ... Other Stories
Pondicherry Govt. planning to promote beach tourism: Lakshminarayanan PONDICHERRY, JULY 8. The Pondicherry Government is chalking out a plan to promote beach tourism at Dubrayapet, a coastal pocket in Uppalam Assembly segment. The Tourism Minister, K. Lakshminarayanan, the Health Minister, E. Valsaraj (in charge ... Group insurance scheme for construction workers launched PONDICHERRY, JULY 8. The Pondicherry Administration has introduced a group insurance scheme, Janshree Bhim Yojana, for construction workers. The scheme, implemented in collaboration with the Life Insurance Corporation, came into force today with ... `Chairperson appointment will strain Centre-State relations' PONDICHERRY, JULY 8. The general secretary of the PCC and former Education Minister, A. Gandhiraj, today said the appointment of Madhu Mita Banerjee as Chairperson of the Pondicherry State Social Welfare Board would strain the Centre-State ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Metro Plus | Opportunities | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
  
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