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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh PWG resorts to killings after a lull HYDERABAD, APRIL 19. The killings of two political activists in Karimnagar district and the attack on a police team by triggering a landmine in East Godavari district last night and this morning by People's War Group (PWG) naxalites have cast a ... CM reiterates promise to extend facilities to chemical sector HYDERABAD, APRIL 19. The two-day conference on "Andhra Pradesh-An Ideal Gateway to the Chemical World'' got off to a start with the Chief Minister, N. Chandrababu Naidu, reiterating his commitment to make Hyderabad one of the best places for ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad Dealing with tricky cases The recent double murder and the firing incident in Kukatapally turned out to be tricky cases to crack. The police are still on hunt for the culprits in the cases, writes MARRI RAMU. Other Stories
Karnataka Subsidised seeds for small farmers SAGAR, APRIL 19.The Chief Minister, S.M.Krishna, said here on Friday that the Government would arrange for supply of seeds to small and marginal farmers at 50 per cent subsidy. Inaugurating the Golden Jubilee of Kagodu Satyagraha, the ... Rural areas to get transport link BANGALORE, APRIL 19. The Transport Minister, C.R. Sagir Ahmed, on Friday indicated that the Transport Policy to be announced by May end was likely to allow 30-seater buses to operate on short-distance routes in rural areas. He was speaking ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore 'Four ISI agents in Bangalore' BANGALORE, APRIL 19. Four agents of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) are reportedly in Bangalore with a plan to indulge in anti-social activities. In one of its routine circulars, the Intelligence Bureau (IB) has informed the ... Other Stories
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Mani denies role of kin in land grabTHIRUVANANTHAPURAM, April 19. The Revenue Minister, K. M. Mani, today vehemently denied allegations that some of his relatives were involved in the Mathikettan Mala land grab. Addressing a press conference, Mr.Mani said the Government would not ... Mani should quit: George THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, APRIL 19. The Kerala Congress(J) MLA, P. C. George, today demanded the resignation of the Revenue Minister, K. M. Mani and a judicial inquiry into the Mathikettan Mala land grab case. Addressing a press conference here ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Ritual for world peace THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, APRIL 19. The Maharudram celebrations committee, Thiruvananthapuram would organise a yagnam for world peace and harmony _ Maharudra yagnam _ on April 21 at the Lalith Mahal kalyana mandapam. The yagnam consists of 11 cyclic ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu 'Saidapet transfers a violation of code' CHENNAI, APRIL 19. With the byelections for three Assembly seats slated for May 31, the DMK today urged the Election Commission to look into ``violations'' of the code of conduct in transfer of Chennai Corporation officials in the Saidapet ... Vigil will be enhanced to curb sale of fake stamp papers CHENNAI, APRIL 19. As several MLAs complained of shortage of stamp papers and circulation of fake ones in Tamil Nadu, the Revenue Minister, N. Thalavai Sundaram, today assured the Assembly that vigil would be stepped up to check sale of ... Package for speedy property registration CHENNAI, APRIL 19. The Tamil Nadu Government has come up with a ``Samadhan'' scheme for speedy registration of property locked in disputes over fixing land value for levying stamp duty. Under the package unveiled by the Revenue Minister, N. ... 
`Legal education syllabi need to be revamped'CHENNAI, APRIL 19. In the present era of globalisation and the World Trade Organisation regime, legal education syllabi need to be thoroughly revamped in order to respond to requirements, the Chief Minister, Jayalalithaa, said today. Speaking ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai Transfer of JEs creates ripples CHENNAI, APRIL 19.The move to transfer junior level engineers from various divisions of the Saidapet zone to other places in the city has created ripples in the Corporation. Transfer orders, dated April 16, were served this morning to each of ... Other Stories
Pondicherry `Ban private practice by govt. doctors' PONDICHERRY, APRIL 19. There was pandemonium in the Assembly today with the AIADMK member, A. Anbalagan, locking horns with the Speaker, M.D.R. Ramachandran, over the situation in the general hospital. The member sought a ban on private ... Other Stories
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