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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh 'Waiver of crop loan interest sought' LAKKIREDDIPALLE, MARCH 7. The Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister, N. Chandrababu Naidu, asserted on Friday that he had asked the Prime Minister, A. B. Vajpayee, to announce total waiver of interest on crop loans as farmers were in distress due to the ... EAMCET forms available till March 15 HYDERABAD, MARCH 7. EAMCET-2003 application forms will be available for sale in all the Head Post Offices of the State and also in eSeva counters of twin cities up to March 15. Candidates can send their filled-in applications to the convenor ... Delimitation fear grips top politicos HYDERABAD, MARCH 7. Several top politicians belonging to all parties will have to begin searching for new constituencies from where to contest in the 2004 Lok Sabha and Assembly elections once the Delimitation Commission's working paper is ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad Three-member panel to oversee urban bank affairs HYDERABAD, MARCH 7. The State Government on Friday constituted a three-member committee to manage the affairs of the Vasavi Cooperative Urban Bank. The committee comprises an IAS officer, G. Srinivas, the retired Chief General Manager of the ... Cops clueless about double-murders THOUGH THE number of unresolved cases is not a performance indicator for the law enforcers, it becomes a cause of concern for them if such cases pile up. It may sound strange, but no breakthrough has been achieved in the four sensational ... Other Stories
Karnataka 'Belgaum is inseparable from Karnataka' BELGAUM, MARCH 7.Karnataka is prepared to reply to anybody on any platform on the issue of Belgaum, the Chief Minister, S. M. Krishna, said here on Friday. He reiterated that Belgaum was an inseparable part of Karnataka. "It will be wrong if ... Border dispute not under SC's purview: Puttappa DR. SHIVABASAVASWAMY MANTAP (BELGAUM), MARCH 7. The President of the 70th Akhil Bharat Kannada Sahitya Sammelan, Patil Puttappa, has said that though the Maharashtra Government has stated that it will take the border dispute to the Supreme Court ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore New institute in tie-up for malaria vaccine BANGALORE, MARCH 7. The Institute of Bioinformatics (IOB), at the International Technology Park Ltd. here, will collaborate with the School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins University, U.S., to find proteins that could be potential candidates for ... Other Stories
Kerala Licence fee hiked for toddy shops THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MARCH. 7. The UDF High Power Committee today decided to continue the licensing system for toddy shops during 2003, but recommended a 15 to 50 per cent hike in licence fee subject to certain conditions. The HPC also ... BJP's central team to visit Muthanga THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MARCH. 7. The BJP central leadership will be sending a delegation of senior leaders of the party to Kerala for an on-the-spot assessment of the police action against tribals at Muthanga in Wayanad district and related ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram LDF gives notice for special council THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MARCH 7. Two days after the violent incidents, which rocked the City Corporation headquarters, both the ruling LDF and the Opposition UDF seem to be in a conciliatory mood. On Friday, there seemed to be a marked decline in the ... AI increases flights from capital to U.A.E THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MARCH 7.Introduction of direct flights from Thiruvananthapuram to Alain in the United Arab Emirates for the first time, four Jumbo weekly flights to Riyadh, flights between Kozhikode and Thiruvananthapuram and increasing the ... Study moots better management of headload workers THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MARCH 7.A recent case study of headload workers in Chalai market, conducted by the Public Affairs Forum, has concluded that Government intervention is needed to better manage the working of the headload workers and for proper ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu Navy, Coast Guard to step up vigil CHENNAI, MARCH 7. Even as members of fishermen's associations today called a dawn-to-dusk bandh at Rameswaram, seeking an early solution to their problem, the Indian Navy and Coast Guard got ready to step up their vigil on the seas to prevent ... T.N. doctors shun AIDS patients CHENNAI, MARCH 7.Despite Tamil Nadu's claims to high AIDS awareness, it is still one of the most regressive States, with more than 90 per cent doctors refusing to treat people with HIV/AIDS. A fact that forces these patients to go to the ... AIADMK Govt. set right financial mess: Jayalalithaa DINDIGUL, MARCH 7.The Chief Minister, Jayalalithaa, today claimed that her Government had set right the financial mess in the State, which was marching ahead on the path of progress. "Tamil Nadu is now marching on the road of development with ... Turn trials into triumph, CM tells women CHENNAI, MARCH 7. On the eve of the International Women's Day, the Chief Minister, Jayalalithaa, has exhorted women to take a vow to turn tribulations into triumph and create a new society with a new awakening. In her message of courage to ... Delayed admission process worries para-medical colleges CHENNAI, MARCH 7. Colleges in Tamil Nadu offering nursing, pharmacy and physiotherapy and other para-medical courses are eagerly awaiting announcements by the Central and State Governments on streamlining of the admission process. The recent ... Online registration begins CHENNAI, MARCH 7.Online registration and online issue of hall tickets to candidates appearing for the Tamil Nadu Professional Courses Entrance Examination 2003, began throughout the State on Friday. The online registration is being done at 52 ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai Amenities still a far cry at suburban stations CHENNAI, MARCH 7. The state of a shelter at the Pattabiram railway station (at the Pattabiram Military Siding platform) that was inaugurated by the Minister of the State for Railways, A.K. Moorthy, two months ago puts in to perspective the ... Might is still right during night White line fever rules the highways at night. Tamil Nadu's infamous record of road deaths and large number of people left maimed, makes news everyday, but evokes little sustained response from the Government. If it was the terrible vision of a ... Other Stories
Pondicherry Budget session likely from March 27 PONDICHERRY, MARCH 7. Though a formal official communication is awaited, the budget session of the Pondicherry Assembly is likely to begin on March 27. The Lt. Governor K. R. Malkani would present the customary address and this would be the first ... Other Stories
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