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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh Robber shot dead after police chase HYDERABAD, JUNE 13. A youngster who allegedly committed a robbery at a petrol bunk in Patancheru locality was gunned down by a chasing police team in the early hours of Thursday. The slain robber's body, later identified as that of Dinesh, was ... Two naxals killed in encounter WARANGAL, JUNE 13. Two Pratighatana extremists were killed in an encounter with the police in the hillocks, near Koppugutta village under Govindraopet police station limits, on Thursday morning, but the police have discounted all fears about the ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad FFW irregularities: CM wants tough action HYDERABAD, JUNE 13. A fairly large number of irregularities involving Government officials, elected representatives, fair price shop dealers and rice millers were reported in the Food-For-Work programme during a videoconference today. Provoked ... Other Stories
Karnataka Kidney donor found dead within a week BANGALORE, JUNE 13.It is a macabre manner of demonstrating the gruesome consequences of the Authorisation Committee clearing unrelated organ transplants and taking its responsibilities in a casual manner. A case of a murder of a donor within a ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore MNCs have their own research agenda, says Chidambaram BANGALORE, JUNE 13. The Principal Scientific Advisor to the Union Government, R. Chidambaram, said on Thursday that the strategy for development should be driven by technology, and it was for the country to decide on technological imperatives. ... Other Stories
Kerala Minister, CPI(M) MLAs trade charges THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JUNE 13. Angry exchanges between the Minister for Cooperation, M. V. Raghavan, and CPI(M) members in the Assembly led to a boycott of proceedings by the Opposition towards the fag end of the sitting this afternoon. The ... Domestic violence: Bill draws flak THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JUNE 13. The Protection From Domestic Violence Bill (2002) mooted by the Central Government came in for all- round criticism for its "lack of teeth and clarity'' by speakers at a discussion on the subject organised by the N. ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Rain lands city in a jam THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JUNE 13. More than twelve hours of intermittent rainfall drenched city life today even as there was heavy water-logging in all the `usual' places. Overflowing storm drains and culverts together with trench-laced roads ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu We leave it to Jayalalithaa: DMK CHENNAI, JUNE 13. Picking up the gauntlet, the DMK today left it to the State Government to strip M.K. Stalin of Chennai mayorship. The party president, M. Karunanidhi, made it clear that Mr. Stalin would not resign either as MLA or as Mayor. ... Focus on protecting vital installations CHENNAI, JUNE 13. In the context of tensions on the India-Pakistan border, a special police force being created by the Tamil Nadu Government will focus on protection of vital installations from weapons of mass destruction. The force, to be ... Rs. 4.5 lakh-fine slapped on `Vennira Aadai' Nirmala CHENNAI, JUNE 13.The film and television artiste, `Vennira Aadai' Nirmala alias A.B. Shanthi, has been directed to appear before the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court (Economic Offences court-II) ``to pay a fine of Rs. 4.5 lakhs ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai Trees on Corpn. playground set ablaze CHENNAI, JUNE 13. Three-year-old trees, numbering about 20, planted inside a playground in Kalakshetra Colony were burnt by a group of persons in a two-day operation which began on Sunday, in what was seen as an encroachment attempt. Attempts ... Other Stories
Pondicherry 33 per cent municipal wards allotted to women PONDICHERRY, JUNE 13. As per constitutional prescription women are earmarked 33 per cent of wards in five municipalities — Pondicherry, Oulgaret, Karaikal, Mahe and Yanam — for which elections will be held soon, according to the State ... We will tap tourism to improve finances: Rangasamy PONDICHERRY, JUNE 13. The Chief Minister, N. Rangasamy, has said the financial position of the Union Territory is causing concern what with the adoption of the uniform floor rate of sales tax and the Central Sales Tax collected by the local ... Other Stories
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