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Andhra Pradesh
Autonomy for power discoms soon: Naidu
HYDERABAD, APRIL 17.Moving another step forward in the ongoing reforms in the power sector, the Government has decided to soon reconstitute the four distribution companies (discoms) and make then fully autonomous. As a logical next step, these ...
Genco team rushes to Orissa
HYDERABAD, APRIL 17. A team of AP Genco today rushed to Jeypore in Orissa for a joint meeting with their counterparts from Gridco for resolving the crisis following abrupt stoppage of supply by the Gridco to Andhra Pradesh due to alleged ...
Other Stories

  • No threat to deposits, says APCOB chief
  • Kapunadu leader held on murder charge
  • `Gujarat violence part of well-planned conspiracy'
  • Rs 42 cr. for setting up khadi industries in villages
  • TRS chief blames Cong. for giving `raw deal' to Telangana
  • Changes through Right to Information Bill
  • Bridge linking Yedurulanka with Yanam to be opened on Oct. 1
  • Police `liberate' 52 naxals in Adilabad dt.


    Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad
    Tense moments at DGP's house over fire
    HYDERABAD, APRIL 17. The main switchboard in the residence of the Director-General of Police, P. Ramulu, in Kundanbagh caught fire late on Tuesday night leading to some tense moments. A refrigerator, an air-cooler, an inverter and some ...
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  • Cong. flays levy of user charges by police
  • City will savour Krishna water: Naidu
  • It all boils down to signal synchronisation
  • Interactive course for students from April 26
  • Health card offer to award-winning journalists
  • Children's festival from April 25
  • Nizamabad hottest place in State


    Karnataka
    Tight security for vital installations
    GULBARGA, APRIL 17. The Home Minister, Mallikarjun Kharge, today said security at all vital installations, including major dams, Defence research organisations, and ISRO in the State had been stepped up in view of the threat from terrorist and ...
    Water users' bodies by year-end, says Patil
    DHARWAD, APRIL 17. The Minister for Water Resources, H.K.Patil, has said that the process of setting up the four-tier system of water users' cooperatives in command areas of irrigation projects in the State would be completed before the end of ...
    Other Stories

  • `Pay more attention to water crisis'
  • Jatti deplores Cong. campaign
  • Govt. to promote small biotech. firms
  • HC stays order on KUWSDB MD
  • Four additional judges of HC to be sworn in today


    Karnataka-Bangalore
    New tech. for BWSSB pumping stations
    BANGALORE, APRIL 17. The Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) will soon adopt a new technology called "variable frequency drive" to increase the power frequency of pumping stations. A report on the Rs. 100-crore project has been ...
    Other Stories

  • Multimedia course with games development module
  • Body of newborn baby recovered in Sanjayanagar
  • Asha Jeevan's `dream home' taking shape


    Kerala
    Antony to keep off police dept. transfers
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, APRIL 17. The Chief Minister, A. K. Antony, said here on Wednesday that he was not going to intervene in the transfers and postings of lower-level officials in the Police Department. Replying to questions from presspersons ...
    Rajiv Kumar need not have quit: Priyadarsan
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, APRIL 17. The Chalachitra Academy vice-chairman, T.K. Rajiv Kumar, need not have resigned from the academy to send his film, `Sesham', for the State film awards, the award jury chairman, Priyadarsan, has said. Mr. ...
    Other Stories

  • Govt amends abkari rules
  • ST on petroleum products cut
  • Kamal's plea to jury
  • Flag hoisted for Pooram festival
  • Cong. MLA pins his hopes on Antony
  • NRI quota for MBBS
  • Pampa Action Plan: feasibility report submitted
  • Mass contact programmes
  • Sudhakaran for removal of Collector


    Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram
    'Akshara Souhrida Sandarsanam'
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, APRIL 17.The Kerala State Literacy Mission will conduct an `Akshara Souhridaya Sandarsanam' programme in all districts from April 18. As part of the programme, activists of the Literacy Mission will visit all houses in the ...
    Other Stories

  • SBI ATM inaugurated
  • KTDFC pumps in Rs.50 lakhs to upgrade MCH
  • 'ADB-related papers to be released soon'


    Tamil Nadu
    `Ease blanket curbs on borrowing'
    CHENNAI, APRIL 17. Wracked by the financial crisis in Tamil Nadu, the Chief Minister, Ms. Jayalalithaa, has appealed to the Prime Minister, A.B.Vajpayee, to ease the ``blanket'' curbs on the powers of the State Governments to borrow for ...
    Threshing floor for every panchayat
    CHENNAI, APRIL 17. Every panchayat will be provided with a threshing floor to help paddy farmers who are now using only highways and open spaces, the Local Administration Minister, C. Durairaj, said today. In 2002-2003, 6,309 panchayats would ...
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  • Microsoft package solutions for schools
  • `EC must initiate action against Jayalalithaa'
  • GO puts the brakes on Coimbatore blast case trial
  • 'Russia keen on expanding business ties with India'
  • Concern over women committing violence against women
  • Another post falls vacant in SHRC
  • I didn't furnish incorrect figures, says Jayalalithaa
  • Web site for TNPCEE candidates
  • Jail for ex-MLA
  • Contingency plan for kuruvai season
  • Wage talks on with planters


    Tamil Nadu-Chennai
    Burglaries at Egmore, Kilpauk shock residents
    CHENNAI, APRIL 17.Burglars gained entry into an apartment in a residential complex at Egmore near Pantheon Road when the inmates were away and decamped with 50 sovereigns of gold jewellery, Rs. 40,000 in cash and some foreign currency. The crime, ...
    Other Stories

  • Plan to mitigate woes of air passengers
  • HC permits transport employees to take out rally
  • PIL seeks scheme to beautify Marina
  • Services of deed writers not mandatory
  • Don't hold back hall tickets, varsity tells colleges


    Pondicherry
    I.T industries exempted from Sales Tax
    PONDICHERRY, APRIL 17 The Information Technology industries promoted by entrepreneurs in Pondicherry will be entitled to exemption from sales tax for a period of ten years, according to Welfare and Industries Minister, M. Chandirakasu. ...
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  • MDMK criticises AIADMK, Cong. stand on Prabakaran extradition
  • Government staff arrested
  • Groundwater bill introduced

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