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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh Over 40,000 fail to qualify in engg. stream HYDERABAD, MAY 17. An unusually large number of students have failed to qualify in the engineering stream of the EAMCET this year, apparently owing to the changes brought about in the question paper pattern. Over 40,000 students have failed to ... CLP leader suffers mild sun stroke ELURU, MAY 17. The Congress Legislature Party leader, Y.S. Rajasekhar Reddy, who is on a marathon `Prajaprasthanam,' has suffered a mild sun stroke, accompanied by amoebiasis, during his programme in West Godavari district. On the last day of ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad Musi to be cleaned up in a month: CM HYDERABAD, MAY 17. The Chief Minister, N. Chandrababu Naidu, has set a deadline of one month for cleaning up the reeking Musi. He asked the MCH to get cracking and prepare a Musi action plan to develop the whole thing in an integrated ... Other Stories
Karnataka Rs. 500 cr. more for Cauvery Neeravari Nigam BANGALORE, MAY 17. The Government decided here on Saturday to increase the paid-up capital from Rs. 1,000 crores to Rs. 1,500 crores for the setting up of the Cauvery Neeravari Nigam for the completion of the Cauvery Basin projects. The ... Gowda vows to oust Cong. from power BANGALORE, MAY 17. The former Prime Minister, H.D. Deve Gowda, has said that he is committed to the ouster of the Congress Government in the State, and the unity of the Janata Dal groups can pave the way for the formation of the next government ... 
From begging to academics, these kids have come a long wayMYSORE, MAY 17. Underprivileged children they may be, but it did not prevent them from aiming for the stars. And with intervention of an NGO, their gradual transformation from begging on the streets to that of smartly-attired schoolchildren ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore Improvement in BMP's revenue collection BANGALORE, MAY 17. The Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BMP) collected 68.32 per cent (Rs. 648.33 crore) of its budgeted revenue, capital and fiduciary receipts in its last quarter ending March 31, recording a 30.64 per cent increase over the last ... Other Stories
Kerala Hand over mosque to Wakf Board: IUML KOZHIKODE MAY 17. The Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) today demanded handing over of the Marad Juma mosque to the Wakf Board. The mosque was taken over by the Government following seizure of weapons used for the Marad massacre on May 2. A ... Only radical journalism can fight fascism: N. Ram THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MAY 17.N. Ram, editor, Frontline, has said that though the Indian media eminently deserved the comment that it is `a voluntary handmaiden of its political masters', there are many `bright spots' and `plenty of resistance from ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Deputy Prime Minister arriving today THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MAY 17. Security has been beefed up in the capital for the visit of the Deputy Prime Minister, L. K. Advani, on Sunday. All security measures that are normally implemented for the visit of VVIP's such as the President and ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu `Let autonomous body replace PWD' CHENNAI, MAY 17. The State Government has to initiate the ``reform process'' in the irrigation sector. This is one of the key messages a World Bank team, on a recent visit to Tamil Nadu, has delivered. In other words, in place of the ... 5,000 students suspended, doctors also face action CHENNAI, MAY 17.Declaring yesterday's marathon talks with the Government a failure, both the agitating students and doctors today said their protest against allowing private medical colleges would continue. The State responded by slapping ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai Gypsies face loss of hard-earned habitat CHENNAI, MAY 17. More than 150 gypsy families, who had made a two-acre land in Kottur off Kotturpuram their home after several decades of legal battles with the Government, feel they have come full circle, with land-grabbers threatening to ... Other Stories
Pondicherry Profit alone should not be trade motto: Chief Secretary PONDICHERRY, MAY 17. The Chief Secretary to Pondicherry Government, R. Padmanabhan, has said there should be a strong consumer movement to ensure high quality of goods and services. Inaugurating a workshop on the occasion of the World Fair ... Other Stories
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