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Andhra Pradesh
Naidu rules out release of Cong. MLA
HYDERABAD, FEB. 18. The Opposition's demand for an apology from the Government and its plea for an unconditional release of the jailed Kollapur Congress MLA, J. Krishna Rao, were turned down by the Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister, N.Chandrababu ...
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  • Drought: Opposition stalls Question Hour
  • Uranium reserves found in Nalgonda district: Minister
  • Rights panel dubs it fake encounter
  • Kalwakurthy project to have only three lifts: Srihari
  • Self-styled Swamiji ends up behind bars
  • Union election spurs Singareni workers into activity
  • Medha Patkar asks people to save natural resources


    Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad
    `Impact of meal scheme yet to be gauged'
    HYDERABAD, FEB. 18.The Minister for School Education, M. Venkateswara Rao, said here today that the dropout rate of children in schools had become virtually nil but the impact of the recently-launched mid-day meal programme in improving ...
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  • Cong. Telangana forum memo to Governor
  • Walkout over tribals' eviction
  • I-cards for 2.3 cr. voters
  • Fourteen naxals surrender
  • HC reprimands VMC Commissioner
  • Noisy scenes over murder of two TDP men
  • Prize catch


    Karnataka
    Poland seeks investments from Karnataka
    BANGALORE, FEB. 18. Karnataka, which has so far been inviting foreign investment, has been sought after by the Prime Minister of Poland, Leszek Miller, to invest in his country and take advantage of its changing economic situation. The Polish ...
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  • Security for Srinath's house as fans take out procession
  • Govt. unhappy over delay on tribunal
  • No one's ruling Mirajuddin Patel out
  • VAT will end tax holiday, says official
  • Bandh peaceful in Raichur
  • Steps to prevent tuberculosis
  • V-C takes exception to cut in grants


    Karnataka-Bangalore
    BJP seeks ban on online lottery
    BANGALORE, FEB. 18. The BJP today asked the S.M. Krishna Government to ban online lottery in the State as it had ruined the lives of many people. Addressing a public meeting organised by the party at Yelahanka here, the Leader of the Opposition ...
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  • Journalists' plea to Govt.
  • State wants more time for water schemes
  • AIJD to merge with Janata Party?
  • KPTCL MD's suggestion to wind up CEIG draws flak
  • Journalists' plea to Govt. on wage board recommendations


    Kerala
    House blasts HC verdict on admissions
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, FEB. 18. The entire Kerala Assembly today criticised the High Court's rejection of the Government plea that it be allowed to enforce a 50:50 ratio in admissions from the management and merit quota in the newly-started private ...
    Stern action planned against tribals
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, FEB. 18. The Government will take stern action against the tribals who had held forest officials and their helpers captives at Muthanga in Wayanad district. The officials were released by the tribals today following ...
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  • Women nursing students complain of ragging in T.N. college
  • Panangad bags best grama panchayat award
  • Minister to open Panchayat Day celebrations
  • DSC to celebrate Raising Day
  • Efforts on to conserve sacred grove
  • DSC to celebrate Raising Day


    Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram
    Counselling programme begins
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, FEB. 18."How to overcome exam blues", a counselling programme for school students, began at the Kendriya Vidyalaya, Aakulam, here on Tuesday. The programme is being conducted as part of the Newspaper in Education Project of ...


    Tamil Nadu
    VAO certificate no longer valid proof
    CHENNAI, FEB. 18.In an attempt at preventing large-scale bogus voting in the Sattankulam Assembly constituency, the Election Commission has decided not to allow use of certificates issued by village administrative officers as proof of voter ...
    EC probe into freebies
    CHENNAI, FEB. 18. The Election Commission has ordered a probe into reports of gifts distributed by the ruling AIADMK to woo Sattankulam voters. An EC observer, D.P.S. Nagal, began the probe into the alleged distribution of freebies yesterday in ...
    Nazareth town observes strike
    Nazareth, (Tuticorin district), Feb. 18. Following an attack on Congress supporters by AIADMK sympathisers, Nazareth town today observed one-day strike, demanding Central Reserve police protection on the election day in Sattankulam. The attack ...
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  • `Thanjavur Shatabdi must continue, but make it passenger-friendly'
  • New norms for engg. admissions soon
  • Documents for voter identity
  • False promises to hapless people: Madurai archbishop
  • We won't misuse conversion law: CM
  • Defamation case against Ganesan, two others


    Tamil Nadu-Chennai
    Corporation, Govt. agencies lack testing facilities
    CHENNAI, FEB. 18. The controversy over the high incidence of residual pesticide in bottled drinking water does not seem to have any ripple effect in the city, where the testing facilities available at Chennai Corporation and other agencies are a ...
    Phamplet helps to restore missing boy
    CHENNAI, FEB. 18. A chance discovery of a pamphlet issued by the Chromepet Residents Welfare Association (CRWA) to gain support for a movement against the hike in telephone bill helped the Kodungaiyur police restore an eight-year-old missing boy ...
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  • ICCW rescues child worker from Koyambedu house
  • Traders observe fast
  • Police identifies credit card gangsters
  • Burglars strike at Adyar house
  • 2 constables held for robbery


    Pondicherry
    Singaravelar remembered
    PONDICHERRY, FEB.18. The Chief Minister, N. Rangasamy, garlanded the statue of `Sindanai Sirpi' Singaravelar on the occasion of the leader's 152nd birth anniversary today. Representatives of the Pondicherry unit of the CITU, V. Perumal, S ...
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  • `Vaithilingam comments aimed at publicity'
  • 10 kg rice for Pondy red cardholders

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