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Andhra Pradesh
Bandh partial, bus services affected in A.P.
HYDERABAD, MAY 21. The strike and the bandh called by the Central trade unions and the mass organisations of Left parties respectively on Wednesday in protest against the `anti-worker and anti- people policies' of the Central and State ...
Biotech venture fund launched
HYDERABAD, MAY 21. India's first "Biotechnology Venture Fund'', promoted and managed by APIDC Venture Capital Limited, was launched by the Minister for Major Industries, K.Vidyadhar Rao, here on Wednesday. The Biotechnology Fund is a unique ...
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  • Drought affects cattle severely
  • Award for TTD Forest Department
  • TDP challenges Cong. States to implement AP power tariff
  • CLP chief pays homage to Rajiv
  • Naidu calls up YSR
  • BJP lauds Chilakam's services
  • PW targets SCCL
  • Union of Southern States mooted
  • Move to revive welfare schemes a poll gimmick: Cong.
  • Farmers launch stir for irrigation scheme


    Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad
    Efforts to augment water supply
    HYDERABAD, MAY 21. Probably, Alwal Municipality is the only civic body within the twin cities periphery that has not had a cut in the supply of drinking water in the current summer with an assured supply of eight-lakh gallons from the Singur dam ...
    Bank chairman, directors held
    HYDERABAD, MAY 21. The police have arrested the chairman and two directors of Manikantha Bank, Chikkadpally, on charges of misuse of public funds and causing the collapse of the bank. According to a press release issued here, the police ...
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  • Heat wave claims five lives
  • Awareness meet on PMRY loans
  • People express concern over 'waste of energy'
  • 22 bids for vehicle-testing centres in city
  • Collector agrees to release funds


    Karnataka
    'Development should ensure equality'
    BANGALORE, MAY 21. The World Bank's annual conference on development economics opened here today with the Karnataka Chief Minister, S.M. Krishna, stating that liberalisation, globalisation and privatisation had become an accepted policy in ...
    10 die in accident
    BELGAUM, MAY 21. Ten persons, including five children and two women, were killed and 14 injured in an accident involving a mini bus and a tractor near Kappadguddi Cross in Kudachi Police Station limits of Raibag taluk early today. While seven ...
    Strike hits work in banks, PSUs
    BANGALORE, MAY 21. The all-India strike call given by various trade unions protesting against the Union Government's privatisation and "anti-worker" policies affected the functioning of banks and insurance companies, owned by the Government, and ...
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  • Surprise over Govt.'s decision on award
  • CM to inaugurate power projects today
  • Shettar flays reinstatement of officials
  • Education, HRD need more investment: Premji
  • Lovers commit suicide
  • State to study plan on interlinking of rivers


    Karnataka-Bangalore
    Autorickshaw strike near total
    BANGALORE, MAY 21. More than 90 per cent of the autorickshaws in the City were off the roads on Wednesday when the autorickshaw drivers' and owners' associations organised a strike in protest against the decision of the Government to issue ...
    Vehicles likely to be banned in Cubbon Park at night
    BANGALORE, MAY 21. The Government is thinking of a ban on the movement of vehicles inside the Cubbon Park between 11 p.m. and 8 a.m. daily. This is intended to prevent people from dumping debris inside the park at night. The Minister for ...
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  • BMP planning introduction of road sweeping machines
  • Powerlooms resume operations
  • 'Software majors should help check cyber crime'
  • Cash, jewellery stolen from house
  • BDA holding sale deed samavesha


    Kerala
    Dist. panels to study need for more schools
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MAY 21. The Kerala Cabinet today decided to appoint district-level committees to examine whether new unaided higher secondary schools should be sanctioned this year. The Chief Minister, A.K. Antony, who briefed presspersons ...
    Strike total in State, normal life disrupted
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MAY 21. Life came to a virtual standstill in the State today as the 24-hour countrywide general strike called by pro-Opposition trade unions and service organisations evoked an overwhelming response among industrial workers ...
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  • TC compulsory for school admission
  • Hand over mosque to Wakf Board: Ravi
  • New Resident Commissioner
  • Rajiv Gandhi remembered
  • `Female foeticide rife in Malappuram, Kozhikode'
  • Redeployment: officials told to report to designated authority
  • HC extends deadline for fixing fee structure
  • May 31 to be observed as `Marad Day'
  • Hindu meet demand opposed
  • Gouri's stand puts Govt. in a fix


    Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram
    Stir hits normal life
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MAY 21. The general strike called by various left trade unions to protest against the economic and labour policies of the BJP-led Central Government evoked a hartal-like situation in the city and district. Strike supporters ...
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  • Student bodies decry unified varsity Bill
  • Libraries emerge as hot spots
  • 12th child in 'Amma' cradle


    Tamil Nadu
    Azhagiri held on conspiracy charge
    MADURAI, MAY 21. In a swift predawn operation, the city police arrested M.K. Azhagiri, elder son of the DMK president, M. Karunanidhi, here today for "conspiring" against T. Kiruttinan, former Highways Minister, who was murdered ...
    Bid to tarnish DMK image, says Karunanidhi
    CHENNAI, MAY 21. ``If the actual culprits had been apprehended it could have been welcomed,'' the DMK president, M.Karunanidhi, said today, reacting to the arrest of his son, M.K.Azhagiri, in the Kiruttinan murder case. The police action seemed ...
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    Hour of reckoning for DMK leadership, Stalin
    CHENNAI, MAY 21.Anger seems to have replaced shock and grief as the guiding emotion of many DMK partymen and middle-level leaders, as they come to terms with the killing of one of their senior leaders , Pasumpon Tha. Kiruttinan, who was stabbed ...
    Rare 10th century Jain sculpture found near Kamuthi
    MADURAI, MAY 21.A rare 10th century Jain Tirthankara sculpture, which throws more light on the Pandya kingdom's glorious past in the trade sector and prevalence of religious harmony between Saivism and Jainism during that period, has been found ...
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  • Deposit norm for PACBs relaxed marginally
  • Uthirapathi to head sessions court for bomb blast cases
  • Knitwear workers go on strike
  • UNDP calls for transformational shift to fight HIV/AIDS
  • Leaders pay homage to Rajiv Gandhi
  • Petition in HC against harassment by moneylender
  • Medicos call off stir
  • Kiruttinan Killing: No end to growing culture of violence
  • Police closing in on Kiruttinan assailants
  • Scientific Tamil from std. I soon: Semmalai


    Tamil Nadu-Chennai
    Alarming fall in quality of groundwater: study
    CHENNAI, MAY 21. As official agencies pursue a weak rainwater harvesting programme, there is now fresh reason for the average Chennai resident to feel jittery about — an alarming decline in groundwater quality, evidence of which comes from ...
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  • Municipal commissioner held for Muthu's murder
  • DMK poll turns violent
  • HC stays TNEB order levying extra charge on apartments
  • Five held for selling sub-standard sarees
  • 'Revoke MoU on Marina project'


    Pondicherry
    Strike call evokes mixed response in Pondicherry
    PONDICHERRY, MAY 21. The call for a nation-wide strike given by the Left parties and their respective trade unions to protest the Central Government's `anti-labour' policies today evoked mixed response in Pondicherry. Attendance in government ...
    Rangasamy administers anti-terrorism pledge
    PONDICHERRY, MAY 21. The Chief Minister, N Rangasamy, accompanied by his ministerial colleagues, the Speaker of the Assembly, M.D.R. Ramachandran, and the PCC president, V. Narayanasamy, paid homage at the statue of the former Prime Minister ...
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  • Malkani participates in car festival



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