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Andhra Pradesh
Four policemen still held hostage
ANAKAPALLE, AUG. 24. Belying the police claims that the CPI-ML People's War (PW) is on the defensive, the ultra-left extremist party carried out simultaneous precision attacks on two police stations at Anakapalle and Chodavaram besides blasting a ...
Sri Lankan PM worships at Tirumala temple
TIRUMALA, AUG. 24.The Sri Lankan Prime Minister, Ranil Wickremesinghe, who arrived here on Friday, on a two-day visit to the temple town, offered prayers in the hill shrine of Lord Venkateswara this morning, accompanied by his wife and other ...
Wickremesinghe meets Naidu
HYDERABAD, AUG. 24. The Sri Lankan Prime Minister, Ranil Wickremesinghe, who flew into Hyderabad on a short visit on Saturday, was given a glimpse of the development strides made by Andhra Pradesh by its Chief Minister, N. Chandrababu Naidu. It ...
Defying a century-old social taboo
VIJAYAWADA, AUG. 24. It wasn't `Sri Ramanavami', but the temple bells rang incessantly and scores of coconuts were broken much to the chagrin of the temple priest at the century-old Ramalayam in Cheepurugudem village of Chatrai mandal in Krishna ...
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  • A date with President
  • Violations in tobacco auctions
  • Two dalams behind attack on police stations: DGP
  • `Frog marriages' to appease rain gods
  • Sri Lanka team to study reforms
  • Vamsi film caught in row


    Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad
    Hi-tech security system at Secretariat
    HYDERABAD, AUG. 24. An integrated security system, costing Rs. 6.5 crores, is being implemented for the Secretariat in the light of new risks and threats. As part of this, "automatic x-ray scanners'' are to be installed soon below the ground ...
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  • MCH to encourage vermicompost projects
  • Entertainment alone not enough, CM tells TV producers
  • Jaipal warns about threats to freedom of press


    Karnataka
    Centre biased in release of grains: CM
    GULBARGA, AUG. 24.The Karnataka Chief Minister, S.M. Krishna, today charged the Union Government with adopting a discriminatory policy in releasing foodgrains to the States which were facing drought. In a brief chat with presspersons at the ...
    'No plan to seek fresh WB loan'
    GULBARGA, AUG. 24. The Chief Minister, S.M. Krishna, said on Saturday that there was no proposal to seek any fresh loan from the World Bank for any project during his visit to the U.S. to participate in the World Kannada Meet. Addressing ...
    Other Stories

  • Legislature committees announced
  • CM calls meet on Cauvery
  • JD(S) against post for Mallya
  • State to press for Article 371 amendment


    Karnataka-Bangalore
    International airport work on schedule
    BANGALORE, AUG. 24. Work on the international airport at Devanahalli, near here, is expected to be completed on schedule by 2005, though the financial closure for the project has been postponed beyond the deadline of September-end. The reason ...
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  • AirTel reduces roaming charges
  • Courier service through KSRTC
  • Developing children's personality through dance
  • Krishna greets Nittoor


    Kerala
    State's finances 'back on the rails'
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, AUG. 24. The State's finances are back on the rails, surmounting all the difficulties the UDF Government had been saddled with the time of assuming office, according to the Finance Minister, K. Sankaranarayanan. In a ...
    E-governance sans e-heart
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, AUG. 24.The Government decision to go in for e-governance in a big way has been widely welcomed. But the general complaint is that the Government is doing it without paying any attention to the dictates of even the virtual ...
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  • Spielberg threatens legal action against Kerala firm
  • Sex racket: identification parade held
  • Pallavur Kunjikuttan Marar dead
  • Endosulfan: VS not satisfied with panel
  • `Tribal court' finds Forest dept. guilty


    Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram
    KU ventures into television-oriented courses
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, AUG. 24.For the first time since its inception, the University of Kerala has put in place Television-oriented certificate courses to be offered via the Centre for Adult Continuing Education and Extension (CACEE). The first ...
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  • FRAT plea to desist from hike in power tariff
  • Eye donation fortnight from Aug. 25
  • Festival sales leave a trail of plastic waste


    Tamil Nadu
    Subsidy squeeze on non-agro SSIs likely
    HOSUR, AUG. 24. The small-scale industry sector in Tamil Nadu, long nourished in a regime of capital subsidies, should cease to expect continuation of support from the State Government, unless enterprises are going to be in the agro-sector or ...
    Media playing up party feud, says Karunanidhi
    CHENNAI, AUG. 24. The DMK president, M. Karunanidhi, today sought to downplay the problems in the Madurai unit and said that the media playing up ``microscopic incidents'' would not create big fissures in the DMK. The leadership would take a ...
    Yet another shake-up in bureaucracy
    CHENNAI, AUG. 24. In over a dozen reshuffle in the State bureaucracy in about 15 months of the AIADMK regime, the Industries Secretary, Arun Ramanathan, who was appointed to the high-profile post only two months ago was shifted today. While the ...
    250 villagers converted to Christianity
    MADURAI, AUG. 24. Periyasami, Veerannan and Harikrishnan, all youths in their Twenties, belonging to the southern districts, would henceforth be called by Christian names. They were baptised today by a team of pastors belonging to the Seventh ...
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  • Sandblasting banned in temples
  • `Give up campaign against plastics'
  • Two fined for drunken behaviour aboard plane
  • Announcement on Mettur water release soon: Minister
  • College teachers to intensify strike
  • Dalit forum to undertake study on caste discrimination
  • Paneerselvam refutes PMK charges
  • Norms relaxed for purchase of PDS rice
  • Essay competition for students


    Tamil Nadu-Chennai
    Hurdles to ECR project being removed
    CHENNAI, AUG. 23. Even as Highways Department engineers are working on a war-footing to complete widening and strengthening of the East Coast Road between the Thiruvanmiyur bus terminus and Sholinganallur here three months ahead of the July 2003 ...
    Railway booking on Internet
    CHENNAI, AUG. 24. Booking of railway tickets through the Internet will be extended to Chennai soon, following good response in New Delhi. Preliminary work has begun at the Southern Railway's main computer centre in the Moore Market Complex ...
    4-year-old pedals for a cause
    KANCHEEPURAM, AUG. 24. He pedalled all the way to Kancheepuram from Chennai, a distance of a little over 75 km. Even after the journey that lasted close to a dozen hours, four-year-old Kishore looked fresh. When reporters tried to strike a ...
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  • CMDA plan to protect heritage buildings
  • A programme to focus on needs of poor children
  • Corpn. fiat to agencies on digging works
  • Faux pas over release of bodies at KMC Hospital


    Pondicherry
    AIADMK to observe fast on Sept. 2
    PONDICHERRY, AUG. 24. The AIADMK has announced that it will observe a one-day fast on September 2 demanding supply of PDS rice at Rs. 3 per kg. Rice was now being sold at Rs. 9 a kg following a hike in price by the Centre. The party State ...
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  • Malkani leaves for Mysore
  • BJP demonstration on August 31
  • `Prevent tree felling'

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