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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh EMACET ranks to be announced with marks HYDERABAD, MAY 9.Ranks in the Engineering, Agriculture, Medical Common Entrance Test (EAMCET) will be announced along with the student's rank, hall ticket number and the marks obtained, according to a decision of the EAMCET Committee that met ... Balayogi's wife files nomination AMALAPURAM, MAY 9.G.Vijaya Kumari, widow of G.M.C.Balayogi, filed her nomination as the TDP candidate for the Amalapuram Lok Sabha seat on Thursday. She filed four sets of nomination at 11.15 at the municipal office where the Amalapuram RDO's ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad MCH likely to adopt Assembly pattern HYDERABAD, MAY 9.The Municipal Corporation of Hyderabad (MCH) is planning to follow the Assembly pattern in respect of seating arrangement for corporators in the Council Hall. Seats on the right side is proposed to be allotted for MIM and ... Other Stories
Karnataka Disaster management plan in Karnataka BANGALORE, MAY 9.The Department of Fire Force, Home Guards, and Civil Defence has prepared a comprehensive disaster management plan for Karnataka, keeping in mind the terrorist attacks on the twin towers of the World Trade Center in New York in ... Destruction of wetlands bodes ill for the future UDUPI, MAY 9. The massive destruction of wetlands in Udupi and Dakshina Kannada districts is causing concern as it could lead to long-term economic and environmental damage. According to the Convention on Wetlands of International Importance ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore Bangalore firm launches 'campus card' BANGALORE, MAY 9. The "e-campus" is here. Recording attendance, borrowing library books or buying food at the college canteen can all be done through smart cards. Radiant Infosystems Private Limited of Bangalore (Ph: 6767702) has launched ... `Su-datta' to launch adoption centre BANGALORE, MAY 9.Are you one of those couples or individuals who wish to adopt a child but have no clue how to go about it? Or, are you a confused foster parent struggling to raise an adopted child? The adoption process is replete with ... Other Stories
Kerala JBIC decision within a fortnight THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MAY 9.The Japanese Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) has promised to get back to the Kerala Government on the question of floating fresh global tenders to select consultants for the Rs. 1,800-crore drinking water ... Self-Help Groups paying rich dividends THRISSUR, MAY 9.Thousands of women-run micro-enterprises in the district are marching ahead, undaunted by the slump and competition in the market. And the women are propelled into continuous action by the returns, however small they are. Though ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Minister presents Press Club's awards THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MAY 9. The media should take the lead in creating awareness among people on the communal problems that are beginning to surface in the State and help them develop a secular persepctive, the Culture Minister, G. Karthikeyan, ... Tourism project: UDF bid to stave off protests THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MAY 9.The United Democratic Front (UDF) convener and senior Congress leader, Oomen Chandy, visited the Kovalam canal area following a spate of protests from local people against the Government's decision to lease out a major ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu Bureaucrats lackadaisical: CM CHENNAI, MAY 9. The Tamil Nadu bureaucracy came in for the severest flak in the Assembly today from none other than the Chief Minister, Ms.Jayalalithaa, herself who accused the officialdom of being lax and causing a litany of errors in budgetary ... `Another Stalin-specific law' CHENNAI, MAY 9. The State Government today introduced a Bill in the Assembly that makes it mandatory for elected local body representatives to seek Government permission before visiting a foreign country. Violators could be fined up to ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai Vijay Kumar claims fall in crime rate CHENNAI, MAY. 9. Stern action will be taken against police personnel who refuse to register complaints on some pretext or the other the city police commissioner K.Vijay Kumar warned today. Speaking to presspersons today the Commissioner said ... 'Live' hotline for AIDS information soon CHENNAI, MAY 9. The Chennai Corporation's AIDS Control Society (CAPACS) in association with the National AIDS Control Organisation is all set to introduce the city's first ``live'' hotline for AIDS information in the last week of this ... Other Stories
Pondicherry Cong. Govt. dodging civic polls PONDICHERRY, MAY 9.The Congress-led coalition in Pondicherry has several important tasks to accomplish. Holding of civic polls is one immediate task. But there is widespread criticism that the Congress is skipping the poll. The absence of any ... Other Stories
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