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Andhra Pradesh
Six-point formula not violated: A.P. Govt.
HYDERABAD, DEC. 22. Strongly asserting that it would not brook violation of the six- point formula, the State Government informed the Assembly today that the Presidential Order was amended in February, 2000 for further `localisation' of ... More


`Operation Mukkoti' against naxals a success
KHAMMAM, DEC. 22. Heavy deployment of police forces in PWG strongholds marked the four-day long `Operation Mukkoti' -- a massive combing exercise undertaken to track down the armed squads finding refuge in the forests along the Godavari. In ... More
Other Stories

  • My husband is a victim of conspiracy: Cong. MLA
  • Coop. mill land transferred to private party
  • SI shifted
  • Walkout over `neglect' of ryots
  • Explosives seized, three arrested
  • Ragging case triggers protest along caste lines
  • Fresh tenders called for Nellore bypass road work

    Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad
    MCH polls: TDP-BJP talks remain inconclusive
    HYDERABAD, DEC. 22. The talks between the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) over the sharing of seats in the forthcoming Municipal elections remained inconclusive though there was near unanimity on keeping their ... More


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  • Dr. Dicksheet to hold plastic surgery camps
  • AITUC for concerted effort to check child labour

    Karnataka
    Bus mishap in Karnataka claims 3 lives
    BANGALORE, DEC. 22. Tragedy struck the students and staff of Cauvery Primary and High School on Saturday morning when they left for an excursion to Srirangapatana, Balamuri and Ranganathittu. Three 13-year-old girls studying in eighth standard ... More


    WB approves project to improve access to drinking water
    BANGALORE, DEC. 22. The World Bank has approved the second Karnataka Rural Water-supply and Sanitation Project with an outlay of $193.44 million. The World Bank will $151.6 million, according to the Union Minister for Rural Development, Mr. M. ... More
    Other Stories

  • Cabinet will decide on POTO: KPCC chief
  • BJP lambasts Cong. over POTO
  • Davangere DC denies MLA's allegations
  • Belgaum girl crowned `Navy Queen'
  • 'Amendment to Sericulture Act on anvil'

    Karnataka-Bangalore
    Water tariff increased by 71 p.c.
    BANGALORE, DEC. 22. The Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) has increased the tariff by about 71 per cent for domestic consumers with effect from December 1. The increase is expected to net Rs. 15.42 crore to Rs. 21.28 crores for ... More


    `Country can't afford to waste biodiversity resources'
    BANGALORE, DEC. 22. Biomedical engineering and biotechnology could be used to successfully counter the emerging threat of biological warfare, and there was immense potential for India to harness such technology to become a knowledge superpower, ... More
    Other Stories

  • Police to focus on curbing road mishaps
  • MM Road residents unhappy with KPTCL move

    Kerala
    Copra procurement begins in Kerala
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, DEC. 22. The Agriculture Minister, Ms. K. R. Gouri, has announced strong measures to flush out bogus cooperative societies from the copra procurement programme, which got under way today. The credentials of cooperative ... More


    RAF to eradicate ganja cultivation
    PALAKKAD, DEC. 22. The Forest Minister, Mr. K. Sudhakaran, has said a Rapid Action Force (RAF) will be set up soon in the State to eradicate ganja cultivation, which is widespread in the Attappady, Nilambur and Idukki forests. He told The Hindu ... More
    Other Stories

  • RSP for Left-dominated third alternative
  • Tourism growth ideal for State: Nohria
  • RCC row: SHRC verdict on Jan. 24
  • Guru's name being misused: Veliyam
  • Wayanad tops in State per capita income
  • Adivasis allege harassment
  • Reconstitution of Govt. services need of the hour: Mani
  • Cancel licences of bars flouting norms: Sudheeran
  • Murali mum on Vellappally's statement
  • Plea to hold MCI meet
  • Writers not above criticisms: Hassan
  • New industrial policy only after discussions: Minister
  • Govt. urged to reduce port charges

    Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram
    Attack on councillor: stern action sought
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, DEC. 22. The City Corporation council today urged the Government and the police to take stern action against those who were involved in the alleged conspiracy and attack on the CPI(M) councillor, Mr. K. Rajasekharan Nair, at ... More


    Other Stories

  • 115 cases settled at SWC adalat
  • Bank denies reports

    Tamil Nadu
    Left hardens stand against AIADMK Govt.
    CHENNAI, DEC. 22. As the secular credentials of the AIADMK have come under scrutiny, the Left parties are going ahead with their plans to form a core group which could form the ``bedrock'' of an alternative front. Both the CPI and the CPI(M) ... More


    Statue struggle panel to be formed
    CHENNAI, DEC. 22. The Opposition, barring the Left parties, and a group of writers and scholars will hold a public meeting at Seerani Arangam here on January 2 to press for reinstalling the Kannagi statue at the same spot on the Marina from where ... More
    Other Stories

  • Teachers, govt. employees plan agitation
  • PMK leaders seek `release' of Sivakami
  • Alphonse questions stir motive
  • `MGR rule has several achievements'
  • Elangovan alleges cycle scam
  • Raids on houses of Salem officials, politicians
  • Guidelines to curb PACB violations

    Tamil Nadu-Chennai
    City roads are a nightmare
    While the councillors in the Corporation battle it out over ``official'' flag and ``unofficial'' review meetings, the promise of improved road conditions has come a cropper. The Valluvar Kottam junction, which has five radial roads, is ... More


    Other Stories

  • Museums and their message
  • There's really no free music
  • 15 injured as MTC buses collide
  • Medical conference on disaster management planned

    Pondicherry
    Minister's pat for govt. institutions
    PONDICHERRY, DEC. 22. The Pondicherry Engineering College, run by the Territorial Administration through a society, has become a role model for educational institutions in the country as a whole, said the Tourism and Education Minister of ... More


    Other Stories

  • Cardinal Lourdusamy felicitated
  • `Extend dental care to rural people'

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