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KARIMNAGAR, FEB. 1. The State Government has decided to create 10,000 more engineering seats by sanctioning new colleges and introducing job-oriented courses in all engineering colleges and polytechnics from this academic year onwards. ... More Food poisoning: 30 girls hospitalised KHAMMAM, FEB. 1. At least 30 girl students of the SC welfare hostel at Tirumalayapalem were hospitalised today because of food poisoning. A team of doctors were deputed from the District Headquarters Hospital for attending on the students who are ... More Other Stories
The Congress-I has denounced the decision of the State Cabinet to slash the land price in Hi Tech city on the "pretext'' of helping promotion of IT industry. Addressing a press conference on Saturday, the APCC chief spokesman, K. Rosaiah, said ... More Other Stories
BANGALORE, FEB. 1. The Government has selected the noted professional theatre person, R. Nagaratnamma, the Bharathanatya exponent, Narmada, the painter, S. S. Manoli, and the singer, M. Prabhakar, for its prestigious Dr. Gubbi Veeranna, Shantala ... More CPI(M) call to fight communal forces The CPI(M) has urged the Union Government to ban activities leading to communal clashes in the country. Speaking at the valedictory function of the State-level conference here on Thursday, party leaders urged the secular and democratic forces ... More Other Stories
The Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee has opposed the Election Commission's order that voters in the Kanakapura Lok Sabha byelection and in the other elections should establish their identity by producing their electoral photo identity cards ... More Gowda seeks `wholehearted' support from JD(U) The former Prime Minister and the common candidate of the Janata Dal (United) and the Janata Dal (Secular) in the byelection from the Kanakapura Lok Sabha constituency, H.D.Deve Gowda, on Friday visited the State headquarters of the JD(U) and ... More
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, FEB. 1. The State Government today banned the February 6 strike called by service and teachers organisations in 15 services listed as essential under the Kerala Essential Services Maintenance Act (KESMA). The strike has ... More Reprobe into battery scandal THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, FEB. 1. The Chief Minister, A.K. Antony, today ordered a probe by an officer above the rank of SP of the Vigilance Department into the battery scam which took place during the LDF Government's period. It has been done on the ... More Other Stories
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, FEB. 1. The Revenue Minister, K.M. Mani, on Friday refuted the allegation that the Government was lax in revenue collection. Replying to questions at a press conference, the Minister said that the total arrears in ... More Other Stories
CHENNAI, FEB. 1. For the DMK-led National Democratic Alliance in the State, Andipatti is just another byelection. Nothing more, nothing less. Like every election the DMK contested in the past, it will put up a fight regardless of the ... More Another round of talks with Finance Secretary CHENNAI, FEB. 1. As part of the continuing efforts at averting the February 7 strike, the Chief Minister, O. Paneerselvam, will meet representatives of government servants after yet another round of discussions between them and the Finance ... More Other Stories
CHENNAI, FEB. 1. Alternate dispute resolution (ADR) methods like mediation and conciliation can be used successfully to utilise massive assets that are remaining unused due to business disputes, according to the Chairman of ICICI Limited, N. ... More ABN AMRO's global support centre ABN AMRO Global Trade & Advisory, a business unit of ABN AMRO's wholesale banking, today launched its global support centre in Chennai. Set up with an initial investment of $1 million, it has plans to invest further $4 million in the next five ... More Other Stories
NEW DELHI, FEB. 1. The 2002-03 Annual Plan for Pondicherry has been fixed at Rs. 400 crores during a meeting here today between the Chief Minister, N. Rangasamy, and the Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commission, K. C. Pant. During the ... More Pondy hoteliers plan bandh POPNDICHERRY, FEB. 1. Hoteliers in the Union Territory of Pondicherry are agitated over the `abnormal and objectionable' levy of eight per cent sales tax by the Pondicherry Administration on hotels, sweet stalls and other eating centres from ... More Other Stories
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