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HYDERABAD, JAN. 31. As infighting in the State Congress hotted up in the wake of the party's poor show in the recent civic elections, senior legislator, M. V. Mysoora Reddy, was stripped of the post of secretary of Congress Legislature Party ... More NRI medical seats for candidates from general pool HYDERABAD, JAN. 31. The State Government has permitted Sri Venkateswara Medical College at Tirupati and the Government Medical College at Anantapur, in which 20 seats under the Non-Resident Indian quota are vacant, to fill the seats with ... More Other Stories
HYDERABAD: Mauritius President Cassam Uteem visited Central Training Establishment (CTE) of the Indian Airlines Limited at Ferozeguda here on Thursday to have a first-hand knowledge of the training facilities for pilots there. Mr. Uteem ... More Other Stories
BANGALORE, JAN. 31. The Agriculture Minister, T. B. Jayachandra, today said the Government was thinking of paying Rs. 5 crore as compensation for crop lost owing to hailstorm during the recent off-season rains in seven districts. The minister ... More Doctorate conferred on Sudha Murthy GULBARGA, JAN. 31. The Gulbarga University today conferred the honorary Doctor of Literature (D.Lit) degree on well-known social worker and trustee of the Infosys Foundation, Sudha Murthy, at its 20th annual convocation here. Dr. ... More Other Stories
BANGALORE, JAN. 31. A woman and her four-year-old daughter were murdered in their house near Bhashyam Circle in Rajajinagar here on Thursday. According to an eye-witness account, a man, who was wearing a blue shirt, was seen running away from ... More Other Stories
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JAN. 31. The Cabinet on Thursday approved relief packages for agriculture and traditional industries and welfare measures totalling Rs. 210 crores. Of the total package, about Rs. 50 crores is earmarked for clearance of ... More Yerwadi triggers reform in mental health care KOCHI, JAN. 31. Last year's Yerwadi disaster in Tamil Nadu, in which two dozen chained mentally-ill persons perished in a fire, has come as a blessing in disguise for the mental health care sector in the country. It forced the Government to sit ... More Other Stories
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JAN. 31. The CPI(M) State secretary, Pinarayi Vijayan, has squarely blamed the UDF leadership for the current financial crisis in the State and warned the Government of dire consequences if it persisted with its current fiscal ... More Other Stories
CHENNAI, JAN. 31. The Tamil Nadu Government today ruled out sending emissaries to forest brigand Veerappan for negotiating his surrender and clarified that the joint Special Task Force operations to capture him would continue without any ... More M.M. Hills cut off MADHESWARAN HILLS (KARNATAKA), JAN. 31. The Special Task Force has intensified its operation to nab the forest brigand, Veerappan, from the Madheswaran Hills side. For the purpose, the strength of the STF has been beefed up. Higher officials ... More Fire brigade, no more a male bastion CHENNAI, JAN. 31. With the Tamil Nadu Government clearing the decks for entry of women into the Fire and Rescue Services department, rules on recruitment are being amended for early implementation of the decision. After the changes in the ... More Another meeting to avert strike CHENNAI, JAN. 31. As no agreement could be reached in the last round of discussions with representatives of government employees and teachers, the Government is contemplating holding another meeting at the highest level to avert the strike ... More Other Stories
CHENNAI, JAN. 31. Enthused by ``encouraging response'', the Postal department has decided to make available the Speed Post Passport Service in more post offices. Now, the scheme is available in six city post offices. During February, it will ... More Road list prepared without consultation: councillors CHENNAI, JAN. 31. The Avadi Municipality council meeting was marred by a row between councillors and officials over a resolution to avail loans for road works. Heated exchanges were witnessed when a resolution to avail the Rs. 3.3-crore loan ... More Other Stories
PONDICHERRY, JAN. 31. Deploring the subjection of tender children of nursery classes to set syllabus of the formal education system, with the load of books increasing over the years, the Lt. Governor, Rajani Rai, said children should be educated ... More New Ministers to be sworn in on Feb. 6 PONDICHERRY, JAN. 31. A.Elumalai (Cong.) and A. Namasivayam (TMC) will be inducted as Ministers into the Rangasamy ministry here on February 6, an official source said here today. The Ministry now has four members. With the inclusion of the TMC ... More Other Stories
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