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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh A.P. Cong. leadership change ruled out HYDERABAD, JULY 20. The AICC general secretary, Vayalar Ravi, has ruled out replacement of the Pradesh Congress Committee president, M.Satyanarayana Rao, at least for the time being. "Change of leadership is not part of my agenda and nobody has ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad Minister participates in `Clean and green' at Sisu Vihar HYDERABAD, JULY 20. The Minister for Woman Development and Child Welfare, S. Saraswathi, on Saturday visited the Sisu Vihar at Ameerpet to mark the `Clean and green' programme. She went round various wings and made enquiries about the upkeep ... Enter political activist; it's not yet over at SCB HYDERABAD, JULY 20. It was not yet over in the Secunderabad Cantonment Board office as the sordid drama over the tussle for the Chief Executive Officer post continued to unfold on Saturday also. In fact, it took an ugly turn when a few ... Other Stories
Karnataka Gowda threatens dharna on July 27 BANGALORE, JULY 20. The former Prime Minister and Janata Dal (S) leader, H.D. Deve Gowda, MP, has threatened to observe a dharna near the Mahatma Gandhi statue here on July 27, if the State Government fails to cooperate with the Centre in fixing ... `Centre failed to warn farmers' MANGALORE, JULY 20. The Union Government has failed in dealing with the drought in the country following the failure of the monsoon, according to the Rajya Sabha Member, B. Janardhana Poojary. Addressing a press conference here on Saturday, he ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore MP calls for campaign against female foeticide BANGALORE, JULY 20. Margaret Alva, MP and Chairperson of the Women's Empowerment Committee, said on Saturday that issues concerning the welfare of women could not be addressed through legislation alone. A change of mindset in society with regard ... Slow work on drain has traders fuming BANGALORE, JULY 20. Traders on the busy Avenue Road are a worried lot. They are incurring heavy losses, and some of them are almost on the verge of closing business. The reason is the slow pace of work on re-networking the storm water drain in ... Other Stories
Kerala Clashes at Kollam port, police open fire KOLLAM, JULY 20.Police fired 24 rounds of rubber bullets at the Vady Port area this afternoon to bring under control a violent mob of fishermen. Police had to open fire when they became the target of the mob. Fifteen policemen, including the ... Antony accepts CJ's proposals THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 20. The Kerala Chief Minister, A.K. Antony, is understood to have accepted the proposals made by the Chief Justice, B.N. Srikrishna, for improving the facilities of the High Court as part of the steps to speed up the ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Medicos likely to drop indefinite strike plan THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 20. The Medical College Junior Doctors Forum is likely to review its decision to go on indefinite strike from July 25, following certain concessions conceded on their main demands by the Health Minister, P. ... `Save capital' movement planned THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 20. The former speaker, M. Vijayakumar, has said he plans to launch a `Save Capital' movement to fight against the ``cruel neglect'' being shown to Thiruvananthapuram by the present Government. The decision to shift the ... Other Stories
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Project to protect street childrenCHENNAI, JULY 20. The thronging population of street children here, a `high risk' group, will be the target of a specific intervention programme launched by the Chennai AIDS Prevention and Control Society (CAPACS). First of its kind to be ... `Produce thousands of Vaikos' CHENNAI, JULY 20. Just as the Jayalalithaa Government continues to crack down on pro-LTTE political leaders, the Sri Lankan Minister for Community Development, P. Chandrasekaran, today hailed the jailed MDMK general secretary, Vaiko, saying Tamil ... 
Security blanket over SalemSALEM, JULY 20. In view of the Chief Minister, Jayalalithaa's visit to Salem on July 22, security has been beefed up all over the city. As many as 2,800 police personnel drawn from the districts of Coimbatore, Erode, Udhagamandalam, Salem, ... Ramadoss proposal will add to divisiveness: leaders CHENNAI, JULY 20. The demand by the PMK leader, S.Ramadoss, for bifurcation of Tamil Nadu has come in for strong condemnation from various political parties. They said the proposal, if implemented, would only create more divisions among the ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai Two school girls run over by train at Chetpet CHENNAI, JULY 20. Two students of standard VII of a private school in Chetpet died on the spot today when they tried to a take a `shortcut' to cross the railway track near their institution. Sruti and Vidya Valentina ambled through the open ... Other Stories
Pondicherry Update skills, Rajani Rai tells doctors PONDICHERRY, JULY 20. The Lt. Governor, Rajani Rai, has called upon medical experts and surgeons to update their knowledge in their fields of specialisation, as knowledge explosion in all branches of study had become the order of the day. ... Other Stories
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