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Andhra Pradesh
Mixed reaction to Union budget in A.P.
HYDERABAD, FEB. 28.Political parties in the State have reacted along predictable ideological lines to the Union Budget for 2003-04 with the BJP hailing some of its provisions as `revolutionary' and the Left parties denouncing it as anti-poor. ...
Other Stories

  • IT education in municipal school
  • Kalijai hillock in Chilika faces neglect
  • Service providers asked to register with Excise Dept.
  • Phone cables damaged in road-widening
  • Council okays reduced rent hike for shops
  • VAT will simplify tax structure: Collector
  • Fodder cultivation programme launched
  • Hospital's healing touch for patients
  • Excise strategy to nab ganja cultivators pays off


    Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad
    White cardholders to get additional 20 kg rice
    HYDERABAD, FEB. 28. The Chief Minister, N. Chandrababu Naidu, has directed the Commissioner of Civil Supplies to supply 20 kg of rice of common variety at Rs. 8.75 per kg to all the families from March onwards. This would be in addition to the ...
    Transport Dept. firm on enforcing helmet rule
    HYDERABAD, FEB. 28. The transport authorities have decided to strictly enforce the recent High Court order making it compulsory for two-wheeler riders to wear helmets. Both driver and pillion-rider would have to wear helmets and carrying children ...
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  • Plea to increase procurement price of tendu leaves
  • Mangalampalli can't wait to come home
  • Rehabilitation to Dhoolpet residents soon
  • Red sandalwood seized, 6 held


    Karnataka
    Karnataka ryots lack awareness of MSPs
    BANGALORE, FEB. 28. Only a small minority of farmers in Karnataka seem to be aware of the Minimum Support Prices (MSPs) for agricultural commodities, though the Government has been repeatedly making tall claims about the facility. The impact ...
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  • Row over temple renovation continues
  • Need for ensuring level playing field for SSIs stressed
  • Water to be released into TLBC
  • Orders on contract labour violated: Kanta
  • Angry students ransack Science Day venue
  • Write for neo-literates, litterateurs told
  • Hubli-Ankola rail line, a distant dream


    Karnataka-Bangalore
    Special trains to clear passenger rush in summer
    BANGALORE, FEB. 28. In order to clear the passenger rush in April, May, and June, Southern Railway will run the following special trains. The Bangalore-Quilon (Biweekly) Train No. 0621 will leave Bangalore at 10 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays ...
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  • Concern over extension of sitting hours in courts
  • Campaign against copying in SSLC exam.
  • `Nage Jagarane' programme today
  • Plastic surgery wing sought


    Kerala
    SC acquits Balakrishna Pillai
    NEW DELHI, FEB. 28.The Supreme Court today acquitted the former Kerala Power Minister, R. Balakrishna Pillai, and the former chairman of the Kerala State Electricity Board, P. Kesava Pillai, who were convicted by the trial court and the High ...
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  • Budget: industry buoyant
  • Vigilance: irregularities in import of coal by MCL
  • Toll: `exemption for two-wheelers being looked into'
  • National theatre festival starts tomorrow


    Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram
    Anti-rabies programme on anvil
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, FEB. 28. The City Corporation has been forced to review the Animal Birth Control (ABC) programme for sterilisation of stray dogs, following stiff public protest over the location of the core facility for the project. Two ...
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  • Two-year-old girl in `Amma' cradle
  • Dalits seek judicial probe
  • `Indian philosophy glorifies universal love'
  • Rebuilding of culvert begins
  • `Crime bureau' at police stations from today


    Tamil Nadu
    Ponmudi arrest triggers tension in Villupuram
    VILLUPURAM, FEB. 28.Tension prevailed in parts of Villupuram and Cuddalore districts for several hours today in the wake of the arrest of the former DMK Minister, K. Ponmudi, MLA, and 15 others on charges of rioting, criminal intimidation and ...
    Abrupt halt to wealth case proceedings
    CHENNAI, FEB. 28. Proceedings in the "Rs.66.65-crore disproportionate wealth case" against Jayalalithaa have come to an abrupt halt in a special court here following a stay ordered by the Supreme Court. In the wake of the apex court decision, ...
    Video cassette played in-camera for Vaiko
    KANCHEEPURAM, FEB. 28. The video cassette containing a controversial speech made by the MDMK general secretary, Vaiko, and five other party leaders at Tirumangalam near Madurai, in support of the LTTE was played in the court hall of the POTA ...
    `Major' Sundararajan dead
    CHENNAI, FEB. 28.The veteran Tamil film actor, `Major' Sundararajan, known for his unique dialogue delivery, died here today. He was 68. He is survived by his wife and son (also an actor, Gautham). Family sources said he had undergone a ...
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  • HC quashes criminal case against AIDWA official
  • PfA to move court for setting up zoo cadre
  • `Apex court prevented injustice'
  • OTA begins Rs. 100-cr. upgradation plan
  • Election over, water flow ends
  • Jayalalithaa advised rest for 3 days
  • Growth-oriented, says Jayalalithaa
  • `Small and medium enterprises ignored'
  • `Automobile, textile sectors will benefit'


    Tamil Nadu-Chennai
    Efforts to make Chennai mature cataract-free zone
    CHENNAI, FEB. 28. In an effort to hasten the process of declaring Chennai a mature cataract-free zone, the Chennai District Blindness Control Society and the civic body have matched forces to conduct eye screening and surgery camps on a ...
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  • Rly. employee run over by train
  • Shekhawat to attend Kalakshetra function
  • Water tax: last date extended
  • Sea cucumber seized


    Pondicherry
    Govt. to encourage private players in tourism promotion
    PONDICHERRY, FEB. 28. The Chief Minister, N. Rangasamy, has promised that the Government would encourage private players for promoting tourism in Pondicherry. Tourism was almost an effective tool for the Government to tap revenue as the ...
    Financial assistance for four patients
    PONDICHERRY, FEB. 28. The Health Minister, E. Valsaraj, today handed over financial assistance of Rs 4,39, 500 to four persons to undergo treatment for cardiac problems in private hospitals in Pondicherry or in Chennai. The amount was ...
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  • All-India meet of engg. students
  • `Goondas Act necessary to curb crimes'
  • Anbalagan questions shifting of venue
  • Provide subsidies for farmers to face competition: Malkani

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