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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh Farmer dies in custody at excise station KHAMMAM, AUG. 30. A farmer, Vangattula Venkkanna, 45, picked up along with five others in raids conducted by the excise personnel on bootleggers in Mudigonda village in Andhra Pradesh, died of the injuries, he allegedly sustained while in custody ... Centre clears four more agricultural export zones HYDERABAD, AUG. 30.The Union Government has cleared the proposals for setting up four more Agricultural Export Zones (AEZs) in Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Punjab, and Himachal Pradesh. With this, the number of the product-specific AEZs in the ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad `Teach to the future' programme to be expanded HYDERABAD, AUG. 30. The State Government and the world's largest chipmaker, Intel Corporation, have signed a memorandum of agreement to expand the `Intel Teach to the Future ' programme, under which 10,000 teachers would be trained on how to ... Other Stories
Karnataka Karnataka to negotiate with brigand KAMAGERE (CHAMARAJNAGAR DT.), AUG. 30.The Karnataka Chief Minister, S.M. Krishna, who visited the farmhouse of the former Minister, H. Nagappa, here on Friday, assured his family that the Government would do everything to get him released from ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore Changing building designs can help save energy BANGALORE, AUG. 30.If modern buildings in Bangalore were not all glass and air-conditioning, they would not consume so much energy. Unfortunately, "glass" facades are the fashion these days. In fact, practically every new building in the City ... Other Stories
Kerala LDF to target Govt. on power tariff hike THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, AUG. 30. After fighting with the Kerala Government over a series of non-issues and sectional issues over the last few months, the Opposition Left Democratic Front (LDF) is getting ready for a major assault on the Government ... CM rules out withdrawal ALAPPUZHA, AUG. 30.The Kerala Chief Minister, A.K. Antony, has expressed the firm resolve of the Government to go ahead with reforms in the power sector at all costs to increase the efficiency of the Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB) and ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Teenage girls justify suicide THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, AUG. 30. A high percentage of adolescent girls have justified a person committing suicide if the cause is "compelling enough'', according to the findings of an opinion survey conducted by the Child Development Centre (CDC) ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu 
Govt. not to join negotiation processCHENNAI, AUG. 30. Tamil Nadu will continue its intensified search operations in the jungles for the brigand, Veerappan, but will not join any negotiation process planned by Karnataka to secure the release of its former Minister, Nagappa. ... Save rights of members, DMK urges Governor CHENNAI, AUG. 30. Following yesterday's violence at a Chennai Corporation Council meeting, a nine-member team of DMK councillors and leaders today presented a memorandum to the Governor, P.S. Ramamohan Rao, listing charges against the ruling ... No judicial relief, lawyers to continue protest CHENNAI, AUG. 30. In the absence of any interim judicial relief from and conciliatory effort on the part of the Government in the court fee hike controversy, advocates have resolved to continue their court boycott. The resolution was passed at ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai Part of Usman Road to be made one-way again CHENNAI, AUG. 30. Usman Road from Panagal Park to Madley junction will again be ``one-way,'' with entry only for small vehicles from Panagal Park side towards T.Nagar bus-stand. Vehicles will not be allowed in the opposite direction. This new ... Other Stories
Pondicherry People will teach a lesson to Jayalalithaa: Elumalai PONDICHERRY, AUG. 30. The Local Administration Minister, A. Elumalai, took exception to the views expressed by the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, Jayalalithaa, against the AICC leader, Sonia Gandhi. In a statement here on Thursday, Mr. Elumalai ... Other Stories
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