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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh Five A.P. ferro alloy units being closed HYDERABAD, APRIL 1. Four of the six ferro alloy producers in Andhra Pradesh announced closure of operations from April 1 while another one will close from Tuesday because of steep increase in power tariff. Ferro Alloy is a power intensive ... A.P. clears part of arrears to NTPC HYDERABAD, APRIL 1. Andhra Pradesh has cleared Rs. 100 crores out of its arrears to NTPC totalling Rs. 179 crores, in contrast to Kerala, which is now threatened with discontinuance of power supply from NTPC sources fo;r failing to wipe out ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad Govt. grants Rs. 55 cr. to ease drinking water situation HYDERABAD, APRIL 1. The Cabinet has cleared sanction of Rs. 55 crores to meet the drinking water requirements in the summer months. It took stock of the drinking water situation, seasonal conditions, Neeru-Meeru, Food-for-work and other ... Other Stories
Karnataka Deemed varsity: Govt. stand after SC verdict BANGALORE, APRIL 1.The Legislative Council today had a lengthy debate on the desirability of issuing no-objection certificates to professional colleges seeking deemed university status in view of the Supreme Court's 11-judge Constitutional Bench ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore Govt. to amend laws on seized vehicles' sale BANGALORE, APRIL 1. The Chief Minister, S.M.Krishna, has said that the Government will amend the relevant laws pertaining to the sale of motor vehicles and sandalwood seized by the Forest Department and, if need be, will provide the bank ... Other Stories
Kerala ADB loan: Kerala Cabinet nod for talks THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, APRIL 1.The Cabinet on Monday gave the green signal for starting the final round of discussions with the Asian Development Bank (ADB) on the proposed Rs. 3,600-crore loan to the State. The Chief Minister, A. K. Antony, told ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Selection of `Shesham' under fire again THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, APRIL 1. The selection of `Shesham', directed by T.K. Rajeev Kumar, who also happens to be the vice-chairman of the Chalachitra Academy that is organising the International Film Festival of Kerala-2002 (IIFK-2002), as an entry ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu 
Vasan needs time to persuade partymenCHENNAI, APRIL 1.The moves to merge the Tamil Maanila Congress with the parent Congress are finally official now. The TMC president, G.K. Vasan, today held his ``first, official'' talks with the AICC secretary, Ramesh Chennithala, on merger of ... Allowance for rice transport to godowns under study CHENNAI, APRIL 1. The State Government will consider extending travelling allowance to farmers who want to sell paddy at distant taluk godowns in delta districts. Intervening in the Assembly during the budget debate, the Chief Minister, ... Jayalalithaa pleads Azmi case CHENNAI, APRIL 1. Moved by the plight of the Kuwaiti woman, who had landed in Chennai without valid travel papers, the Chief Minister, Jayalalithaa, today directed the Chengai East Superintendent of Police to take steps to secure her release on ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai Villivakkam residents allege water contamination CHENNAI, APRIL 1. Three months have passed since the official resumption of piped water supply by Metrowater. Despite the scaling up of supply to nearly 330 million litres per day now, several ``tail-end areas'' of the city have a different tale ... Other Stories
Pondicherry No mention of welfare measures, says Opposition PONDICHERRY, APRIL 1. The AIADMK member, A. Anbalagan, today expressed disappointment over lack of specific measures to ameliorate the lot of the poor, industrial workers and handloom weavers in the Lt. Governor's address to the Assembly on March ... 'Increase police strength' PONDICHERRY, APRIL 1. The Muthialpet Consumer Group leader, R. Shanmugasundaram, urged that the strength of police personnel and number of police stations in the Union Territory should be increased. Participating in a meeting of the Traffic ... Other Stories
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