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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh Stray incidents of violence mar bandh HYDERABAD, MARCH 1. Stray incidents of stone-throwing, damaging of RTC buses and private buses marred the bandh, called by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) to protest against the Godhra carnage, in Andhra Pradesh on Friday while minority groups ... Cyclone forecast made easier now HYDERABAD, MARCH 1. Andhra Pradesh has been better placed now regarding cyclone forecast with the installation of the dream machine, Doppler radar, at St Geroge's Fort in Chennai. According to the Director for State Met Office here, C. V. V. ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad Minister vows to check sale of pirated textbooks The Minister for Higher Education, Karanam Ramachander Rao, has assured the Assembly that stern measures will be initiated to check sale of pirated textbooks for Intermediate and degree courses, which, he admitted, is on the ... Other Stories
Karnataka Direct recruitment to KAS from this year BANGALORE, MARCH 1. The Chief Minister, S.M. Krishna, said on Friday that from this year, the Government would take up an annual exercise for direct recruitment of officers to the Karnataka Administrative Service and other allied civil services, ... CM, Kharge review law and order scene The Chief Minister, S.M. Krishna, and the Home Minister, Mallikarjun Kharge, today deliberated on maintaining the peace in the State in the wake of the communal riots in Gujarat. The meeting was attended by top civil and police officers. The ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore Encroachment of forests rampant: PAC The Public Accounts Committee on the Department of Forest, Ecology and Environment in its report submitted to the government has pointed out that the encroachment of forest land was rampant in the State, and it was happening with the connivance ... Other Stories
Kerala Kerala firm on financial reforms: Kang THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MARCH 1. The Governor, Sukhdev Singh Kang's address to the State Assembly today, was virtually swamped by a display of protest by the Opposition over the `paralysis' gripping the administration in the State due to the ... RP Act exemption to convicted MLAs upheld KOCHI, MARCH 1. A Division Bench of the Kerala High Court on Friday upheld Section 8(4) of the Representation of the People Act 1951 which exempted convicted MLAs or MPs from being disqualified from contesting elections. The Bench, comprising ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Govt. to boost productivity in farm sector THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MARCH 1. The Government has declared that the boosting of productivity and competitiveness is the long term objective of its policy in the agricultural sector, as the reversal of trade liberalisation as part of the WTO ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu 10 ministers axed, 12 new faces find berths CHENNAI, MARCH 1. The Chief Minister-designate, Jayalalithaa, is giving her ministry a new look, dropping 10 ministers and bringing in 12 new faces. The 27-member council, to be sworn in tomorrow, will have the outgoing Chief Minister, O. ... Don't spare perpetrators, says Karunanidhi The two major partners of the ruling National Democratic Alliance,— the DMK and the PMK— , came out strongly against the continuation of the killings in Gujarat and demanded that immediate steps be taken to contain the communal ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai `Teaching profession not attracting good talent' CHENNAI, MARCH 1. The teaching profession is not attracting good talent, particularly in Engineering education, according to the chairman, All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), R. Natarajan. Distributing medals and certificates to ... Other Stories
Pondicherry Fuel price hike will affect poor: TMC The union budget lacks any direction towards growth, and the proposal to downsize the government undertakings would prove detrimental to the youth looking for employment, the Tamil Maanila Congress Pondicherry president, V. Balaji, has said. ... Other Stories
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