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Andhra Pradesh
Demand for scrapping PPAs rejected
HYDERABAD, FEB. 26. The controversy over the Power Project Agreements (PPAs) for BPL, GVK and Spectrum-promoted plants, discussed with nagging regularity in every session of the Assembly, continues to rage and evoke raw passions of the Opposition ...
4 Judges for High Court
NEW DELHI, FEB. 26. The President has appointed Gurugubelli Yethirajulu, Dalava Subrahmanyam, Dubagunta Subrahmanyam and Chintamaneni Sreerama Krishna Prasad, Additional Judges of the Andhra Pradesh High Court, Judges of the same High Court in ...
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  • RBI nod for bank's revival package
  • Telephone directory released in Karwar
  • TTD expected to earn more revenue through sale of hair
  • Bhujanga Shetty elected chief of Udupi ZP
  • PW threat: TDP leaders quit posts
  • Successive crop failures force farmers to migrate to cities
  • Naxals blow up community hall
  • Five new trains for State
  • 10 get lifer for murder bid
  • 143 centres set up for SSC exam
  • Drive to improve dental health care among children
  • I-T staff told to `mend their ways'
  • `Print media growing with renewed vigour'


    Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad
    Sweeping reforms in school education on the cards
    HYDERABAD, FEB. 26.The educational curriculum followed in different schools throughout the State is likely to undergo significant changes from the next academic year with the Government finally deciding to bring in a radical transformation in the ...
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  • Lawyers stage protest
  • Drought Janmabhoomi a gimmick: CPI
  • Cong. will scrap PPAs if it comes to power: YSR
  • Fiery debate over an explosive issue
  • Expert panel inspections from today
  • Multinutrient shows good results


    Karnataka
    Polling brisk, peaceful in Humnabad
    BIDAR, FEB. 26. Polling in the byelection for the Humnabad Assembly constituency passed off peacefully today. According to the District Electoral Officer, K.S. Prabhakar, the voter turnout was 65 to 70 per cent. However, there were ...
    CM disappointed with Railway budget
    BANGALORE, FEB. 26. The Karnataka Chief Minister, S.M. Krishna, said here today that the State had not been given a "fair deal" in the Railway budget. In a statement, Mr. Krishna said the budget had "derailed" the hopes of the people, who ...
    Other Stories

  • Work on Ganajur dam to be completed by June
  • Uproar in TMC meeting over restaurant licence
  • Varsity sitting on report on graft
  • HC urged not to implement modified working hours
  • `Develop indigenous technology'
  • Official allays fears about VAT
  • `New STF strategies will help nab brigand'
  • Nitish disappoints North Karnataka


    Karnataka-Bangalore
    A people-friendly Rly. Budget, says Sedam
    BANGALORE, FEB. 26. The Railway Budget has been welcomed by the State unit of the BJP, which has described it as "people-friendly, development-oriented, and one which provides job potential". In a statement, the President of the unit, Basavaraj ...
    Other Stories

  • Firms can help set up bus depots: Rai
  • Mellowed stands may make for a constructive session
  • Two arrested for selling fake VCDs
  • Fruit juice vendors, hotels warned
  • Citizens' cautious reaction to Railway Budget
  • Centre may contribute funds for metro rail
  • Garbage contracts `approved'


    Kerala
    Muthanga: judicial probe demanded
    ATTAPPADY, FEB. 26. The Chairman of the National Commission for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, Bizay Sonkar Shastri, has demanded a judicial inquiry into the police firing on tribals at Muthanga in Wayanad. The chairman, who along with ...
    Power tariff revision on cards
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, FEB. 26. The Kerala State Electricity Board is understood to have decided to revise the power tariff. The proposal made in its budget, which was passed today, is stated to be for increasing the tariff from the present 267.94 ...
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  • AISF report blasts SFI
  • Folklore Akademi fellowships
  • `Nitish neglected State totally'
  • Muloor Jayanthi fete from tomorrow
  • Foundation course in human rights
  • BJP tells UDF partners to force probe
  • Muthanga firing not justified: Arundhati


    Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram
    Land for all landless tribals: CM
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, FEB. 26. The Chief Minister, A. K. Antony, today said every landless tribal family in the State would be provided with land during the present tenure of the UDF Government itself. ``Whatever be the legal complications and ...
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  • CPI(M) to hold CI office march
  • Autonomy to some engg. colleges likely
  • VAT will mean more income, but at a heavy price: Isaac
  • LDF blind to tribal cause: Chandy
  • Minister agrees to amendments to VAT Bill
  • No judicial probe into Muthanga action: CM
  • Two bridges at Thampanoor being rebuilt
  • Job-hunters roughed up
  • Tourism Department to beautify two parks
  • Action plan to tackle beggar menace


    Tamil Nadu
    55 p.c. turnout, polling peaceful
    SATTANKULAM (TUTICORIN), FEB. 26. Amid sporadic complaints of bogus voting, over 55 per cent of the electorate of the Sattankulam Assembly constituency in southern Tamil Nadu today turned up at 174 polling stations to decide the outcome of a ...
    MDMK tilting towards DMK
    CHENNAI, FEB. 26. More than 200 days after the MDMK general secretary, Vaiko, was arrested under the Prevention of Terrorism Act, the party is gravitating towards the parent organisation, DMK, and is beginning to look critically at the BJP's ...
    All 8 Al-Umma men acquitted in Selvaraj murder case
    CHENNAI, FEB. 26. Citing prosecution as well as procedural lapses, the Madras High Court today acquitted all eight Al-Umma cadres — four of them were sentenced to death, while the others were given life term by a Coimbatore fast track court ...
    Other Stories

  • Nothing much to cheer TN passengers
  • 'Wealth case registered at Karunanidhi instance'
  • Teacher vacancies to be filled next year
  • TANSCHE to seek Govt. assistance to fill teacher vacancies
  • Tariff package to make Chennai port attractive
  • Slippers hurled at mediapersons
  • SHG support helps Usilampatti fight female infanticide
  • HC stays proceedings against Ramadoss in Mayiladuturai case
  • 'Insurance firms taking vehicle owners for a ride'
  • Minorities swamp booths
  • Jayalalithaa unfit to continue in office: DMK


    Tamil Nadu-Chennai
    Pattabiram-Tiruvallur fourth line sanctioned
    CHENNAI, FEB. 26. The Railway Ministry has finally recognised the need for providing additional lines for suburban traffic on the Chennai - Arakkonam and Chennai - Korukkupet sections. In the 2003-04 budget, presented by the Railway ...
    Other Stories

  • Officials coming in the way of works: Alandur councillors
  • Technology, a boon to hearing impaired: Governor
  • T.Nagar robbery: special teams to trace culprits
  • HC allows DMK member to attend Corpn. council meet


    Pondicherry
    Action plan to end mosquito menace
    PONDICHERRY, FEB. 26. With the complaints of mosquito menace pouring in from several areas in Pondicherry, the Chief Minister, N. Rangasamy convened a meeting of officials of the Departments of Public Works, Local Administration and Health to ...
    Other Stories

  • Protest rally against liberalisation
  • `A people- friendly railway budget'
  • Agriculture dept. gearing for annual flower show

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