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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh TRS tirade against TDP, Cong., Left NALGONDA, APRIL 26.Launching a tirade against the ruling TDP, the Congress-I and the Left parties for the backwardness of Telangana region, the Telangana Rashtra Samiti president, K.Chandrasekhar Rao, reiterated here on Friday his demand for ... Sonia to visit Anantapur today HYDERABAD, APRIL 26. The Congress president, Sonia Gandhi, is arriving in Anantapur on Saturday to meet families of farmers who committed suicide due to extreme distress in the past few years, and offer them relief. Congress (I) leaders ... Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad Cops flummoxed over credit card scam WHEN POLICE begin investigation into white collar offences, they start off systematically. With voluminous data being available in many of the white collar offences, the investigators after careful scrutiny of documents can easily work out how a ... Other Stories
Karnataka Sindhia warns against power tariff hike BANGALORE, APRIL 26. The Janata Dal(U) leader, P.G.R.Sindhia, told the Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission (KERC) here on Friday that if a petition for a 30.15 per cent increase in tariff by the Karnataka Power Transmission Corporation ... Panel moots HC Bench in Hubli BANGALORE, APRIL 26. The setting up of a permanent Bench of the Karnataka High Court in Hubli and a circuit Bench in Gulbarga is among the highlights of the recommendations of the High Power Committee for Redressal of Regional Imbalances. The ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore Many crime prevention programmes yet to take off POLITICIANS ARE often accused of not keeping their promises. And now, the Bangalore City Police seem to have started emulating their political bosses. The various programmes announced by the Commissioner of Police, H.T. Sangliana, in the past ... Other Stories
Kerala Mathikettan issue comes up before HC KOCHI, APRIL 26. The Additional Advocate General, Rajan Joseph, today gave an undertaking to a Bench of the Kerala High Court that steps would be taken to ensure that the encroachers in the Mathikettan forests were evicted so as to restore the ... Farmers' siege hits work at Govt. offices THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, APRIL 26. Hundreds of farmers and farm workers laid siege to the State Secretariat and district collectorates today demanding immediate measures to remedy the crisis in the farm sector. The siege, called by pro-LDF unions in ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Zoo-based racket in wildlife products? THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, APRIL 26.The City Zoo is learnt to have emerged as the hub of a clandestine racket in wildlife products, including the sale of cleverly fabricated elephant hair and tiger teeth fakes to visitors and foreign tourists. A ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu AIADMK to stay neutral on censure motion CHENNAI, APRIL 26. In what would come as a big comfort to the ruling BJP at the Centre, the AIADMK has decided to abstain from voting on the censure motion in Parliament against the Vajpayee Government on the Gujarat issue. The 11 AIADMK MPs in ... AIADMK to contest all seats in byelections CHENNAI, APRIL 26. The AIADMK will contest in all the three Assembly constituencies— Saidapet, Vaniayambadi and Acharapakkam— going to the polls on May 31. The list of candidates will be announced soon, the Chief Minister and AIADMK ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai Largest haul of heroin in Chennai CHENNAI, APRIL 26. In the single largest unearthing of heroin smuggling, sleuths of the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) seized nearly 50 kg of the drug at Madhavaram and Kilpauk here on Thursday. Nearly 19 more kg of heroin would have been seized ... Are all `encounters' genuine? During the last seven years, six `gangsters' have been killed in `shootouts'. Though the police claim that the killings occurred in self-defence, the incidents also show them in a poor light, says S. Shivakumar. Call to popularise Ramanujan works CHENNAI, APRIL 26. ``Mathematics lovers'' who gathered in the city today called for methods to popularise the subject, especially the theories put forth by the genius Srinivasan Ramanujan. Speaking at a gathering of his descendants and ... Other Stories
Pondicherry Rangasamy announces relief for weavers PONDICHERRY, APRIL 26 The Chief Minister, N. Rangasamy today announced in the Territorial Assembly that a sum of Rs 1.8 crores loan due from handloom weavers belonging to the `Below Poverty Line` category would be waived with immediate effect. ... Other Stories
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