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Andhra Pradesh
Naidu flays critics of user charges in GHs
HYDERABAD, DEC. 17. The Chief Minister, Mr. N. Chandrababu Naidu, today criticised the political parties for opposing collection of user charges in Government Hospitals (GHs) from those patients who could afford to pay for the treatment. ... More


Ryot, farm worker end lives
ANANTAPUR, DEC. 17. Family economy which is crippled due to failure of agriculture in general and groundnut in particular and lack of wage work have claimed the lives of a farmer and a farm labourer in the district last night. According to ... More
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  • State to set up own broadcasting station
  • Congress committed to fight terrorism: ex-CM
  • CB-CID may probe minority certificate racket
  • Multimin can raise crop yield
  • Effort launched for creation of more taluks in Tumkur Dt.
  • Warden suspended for "luring" inmate
  • Vastra, new venue for port city fete

    Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad
    Course on disaster management for district officials
    HYDERABAD, DEC. 17. The DIG of National Industrial Security Academy (NISA), Mr. P.V.K. Reddy, has said that a multi-agency coordination and consistent response was required to tackle any disaster situation. Inaugurating the four-week course on ... More


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  • Material progress sans spiritualism futile, says Dalai Lama
  • Fake passport racket busted, 7 held

    Karnataka
    Sasanur, John, Naik join Krishna team
    BANGALORE, DEC. 17. In a minor expansion of his 26-month-old ministry here today, the Chief Minister, Mr. S. M. Krishna, inducted two new Ministers, reappointed one and elevated two Ministers of State to the Cabinet rank. The new Ministers are ... More


    `Hittala Gida': documenting and sharing innovative ideas
    BANGALORE, DEC. 17. It is an innovative idea that spawned a hundred others and went on to put Karnataka's farmers, particularly the innovative ones, right on top of the national map in the second annual competition for ``Scouting Grassroots ... More
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  • Expansion meant to ensure social justice: CM
  • `Govt. will not cover up coffin issue'
  • Ministry: Yasin's supporters disappointed
  • `Don't make water a commodity'
  • Nanaiah lauds soldiers

    Karnataka-Bangalore
    BMP to launch project for removing debris from roads
    BANGALORE, DEC. 17. The Mayor, Mr. K. Chandrashekar, who inaugurated the new park at Sanjaynagar on Sunday, said the Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BMP) would launch a project for the speedy clearance of debris dumped on footpaths and roadsides ... More


    Scholarships: CAG indicts official
    Bangalore Dec. 17. The failure of the district social welfare officers (DSWOs), Bangalore Urban District, to make checks resulted in disbursement of scholarships of Rs. 6.65 lakh to fictitious post-matriculate students from the SC/ST community ... More
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  • Tight security for cricket match
  • `Alcohol abuse a serious problem in State'
  • `NCERT has become an RSS puppet'

    Kerala
    Centre studying overseas Keralites' demands
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, DEC. 17. The Minister for Information and Non-Resident Keralites Affairs (NoRKA), Mr. M. M. Hassan, said here today that the Central Government had agreed to consider favourably a memorandum submitted by the Government ... More


    Salary, pension to be disbursed early
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, DEC. 17. The salary of Government employees and teachers and the pension of service pensioners for the current month will be disbursed early on account of Christmas. The distribution of salary will begin on December 19 and ... More
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  • Western ghats being used as `eco-guinea pigs': NFPC
  • New assn. for businessmen launched
  • `Legislation if varsities refuse to grant affiliation'
  • Cardiology unit at Nellimala-top yet to function
  • KPCC joint secy. denies role in violence
  • Local bodies fail to use funds for SC/ST welfare
  • Panel on ragging to hold sitting
  • BJP wants CM to check growth of communal forces

    Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram
    KSRTC buses flouting pollution norms
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, DEC. 17. With the Motor Vehicles Department and the Traffic Police failing to check KSRTC buses for violation of pollution norms, the majority of the 1,000-odd KSRTC buses operating in the city and the district neither have ... More


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  • Alert against malaria
  • Govt. staff body flays downsizing move

    Tamil Nadu
    Alandur compost project gets stuck
    CHENNAI, DEC. 18. The first ever waste-to-manure compost project initiated by the Alandur municipality, and hailed as a model for the State, is in limbo as it has not been able to resolve its problems with the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control ... More


    A dream project may be delayed
    CHENNAI, DEC. 17. The Government has identified 10 districts for implementing the wasteland development programme on about 50,000 hectares in the State in the first phase during the next financial year. Among the districts are Vellore, ... More
    Low pressure brings rain
    CHENNAI, DEC. 17. Chennai, Pondicherry and parts of north Tamil Nadu have been experiencing intermittent rain since this morning due to a trough of low pressure formed over the southwest bay off the north Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka ... More
    Latheef passes away
    CHENNAI, DEC. 17. The INL national general secretary and Vaniyambadi MLA, M.A. Latheef, died of heart attack this morning at the Government General Hospital here. He was 65. The five-time MLA suffered a cardiac arrest on Sunday and was rushed ... More
    `Silent revolution on in tech. education'
    THANJAVUR, DEC. 17. A silent revolution was going on in engineering and technology education, Prof. V. S. Ramamurthy, Secretary, Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, said today. Inaugurating an international conference on ... More
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  • Vasan to tour districts from today
  • Youngsters must take over leadership: Chidambaram
  • Andipatti will become queen's land: Valarmathi
  • Think globally, act locally, HR managers told
  • Panel invites suggestions from IMA
  • Law students continue stir
  • RPF swift teams at major stations
  • A delaying tactic by Kerala, say farmers
  • A reunion after five decades
  • Sankaralingapuram children still in custody
  • Kalimuthu warns of action against apathy to the aged

    Tamil Nadu-Chennai
    Metrowater proposes to draw 180 mld water
    CHENNAI, DEC. 17. The controversial Veeranam scheme may not just remain a pipe dream for water-scarce Chennai as the Metrowater is all set to float tenders for the Rs. 720-crore project soon. According to official sources, tender notices will ... More


    Rain raises residents' hopes
    CHENNAI, DEC. 17. Driven by a trough of low pressure in the bay, heavy to moderate rain lashed different parts of the city since this morning. Its impact on the life, however, was minimal as Monday was a government holiday. But, the ... More
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  • Kannagi statue housed at Chepauk PWD office
  • Heroin seized
  • Attempt to snatch chain foiled
  • Fatal fall for SI

    Pondicherry
    Cabinet expansion before month-end
    PONDICHERRY, DEC. 17. Induction of two more ministers through the second and last phase of expansion of the Rangasamy Ministry in Pondicherry will take place before this month end, according to the PCC leader, Mr. V. Narayanasamy. He told ... More


    Terrorist attack: Centre blamed for inadequate security
    PONDICHERRY, DEC. 17. The terrorist attack on Parliament was a virtual onslaught on democracy and a challenge posed to the people at large. Had the Union Home Ministry taken precautionary step the incident could have been prevented, the PCC ... More
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  • Steps will be taken to boost tourism: CM

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