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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh Wanted LeT leader killed in encounter KARIMNAGAR, NOV. 24. The Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) South India in-charge and one of the main accused in the bomb blast near the Saibaba temple in Dilsukhnagar, Hyderabad, Syed Aziz alias Imran alias Khalid (21), was killed in an encounter with the ... TDP Govt. becoming undemocratic: Rosaiah HYDERABAD, NOV. 24.The APCC chief spokesperson, K. Rosaiah, accused the Telugu Desam Government of developing `fascist' tendencies by flaunting its majority in the Assembly to stonewall every demand of the Opposition. Addressing a press ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad Traffic curbs for President's visit HYDERABAD, NOV. 24. In view of the President, A.P.J. Abdul Kalam's visit to the city, the police have announced traffic restrictions and diversions on November 25 and 26. According to a press release here, traffic will be stopped or diverted ... Tension at LeT militant's house HYDERABAD, NOV. 24. Tension prevailed at Malakpet municipal peon quarters this afternoon with youngsters gathering in large numbers as they came to know about the Lashkar-e-Toiba militant and one of the main accused in the temple blast, Syed ... Other Stories
Karnataka 'Govt. can't withdraw cases against Mani' MYSORE, NOV. 24. The Karnataka Cabinet decision to withdraw cases against the Periyar Dravida Kazhagham activist, Kolathur Mani, has been described as `preposterous' by the retired Deputy Superintendent of Police, Abdul Kareem, whose son was one ... Nitish Kumar promises new Bangalore-Delhi train BANGALORE, NOV. 22. The next Railway Budget will provide for a new Bangalore-Delhi daily train, the Railway Minister, Nitish Kumar, said here on Sunday. He said this at the inaugural run of the Bangalore-Hubli "Jan Shatabdi" Express at the ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore Agreement signed for four rail projects in State BANGALORE, NOV. 24. The Government on Sunday signed a Shareholders Agreement of Rail Infrastructure Development Company (Karnataka) Limited (K-RIDE) with the Ministry of Railways signalling the launch of a unique partnership to take up four ... Mega projects to change the face of 'Garden City' BANGALORE, NOV. 24. The Chief Minister, S.M.Krishna, on Sunday launched a series of new infrastructure projects to be implemented by the Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BMP) in the next 18 months at an estimated cost of Rs. 170 crore. The projects ... Other Stories
Kerala Concern over kidney racket in Kerala THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, NOV. 24. The People's Health Movement (PHM), a people-oriented global initiative, has expressed concern over the illegal trading of kidneys in Kerala and the effort of the professional body of doctors to protect the ... Greenpeace puts PCK, HIL in the dock KOCHI, NOV. 24.`Corporate Crimes', a report published by Greenpeace, International NGO, has listed the Plantation Corporation of Kerala (PCK) in Kottayam and Hindustan Insecticides Ltd. (HIL), Eloor, as companies responsible for causing pesticide ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Call to codify adoption laws THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, NOV. 24. The need for codifying laws pertaining to adoption of children was stressed by Babu Divakaran, Minister for Labour. Inaugurating the fourth anniversary celebrations and the family get-together of the Kerala Adoptive ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu 'Naxalite' leader shot dead in encounter DHARMAPURI, NOV. 24. At least one person, believed to be a naxalite leader, was killed and a police inspector sustained bullet injuries in an `encounter' near Uthangkarai, near here, this afternoon. The police rounded up 22 members of a naxalite ... DMK yet to chalk out agitation plan CHENNAI, NOV. 24. The DMK is undecided on which issue to agitate against, even as the Left parties and the Congress have seized the initiative and launched a joint Statewide agitation against the anti-conversion law. "Our problem now is in ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai Tamil channels' move sparks war among cable TV operators CHENNAI, NOV. 24. The decision of Tamil television channels to go pay has triggered a battle among cable TV operators, with those relaying only free-to-air channels taking up cudgels against operators transmitting both free and pay channels, and ... Other Stories
Pondicherry Distribution of bread will continue: Lakshminarayanan PONDICHERRY, NOV. 24. Ever since the introduction of the breakfast scheme, named after Rajiv Gandhi, in Pondicherry, it has become a subject for gossip. With children falling ill sporadically after taking dishes served at the schools, the scheme ... Other Stories
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