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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh TDP plans protest at project site HYDERABAD, JUNE 1. The Anantapur district unit of the TDP will organise a major demonstration at the site of the Paragodu project taken up by Karnataka on the Chitravathi river on June 6 to protest against the grounding of the project to the ... Naxals blast railway station ANANTAPUR, JUNE 1. Naxalites belonging to People's War blasted the Chigicherla railway station between Dharmavaram and Anantapur, about 20 km from here, around 8 p.m. today. According to the information reaching here, about half a dozen ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad Russian team to woo students HYDERABAD, JUNE 1. Russian education is world class and yet affordable, compared to any other country in the world. This is the message with which a delegation of Russian universities are in Hyderabad to attract students here for courses in ... Other Stories
Karnataka Veerashaiva seers vow to work together KOODALASANGAMA, JUNE 1. A large number of swamis of different sub-sects of Veerashaivism on Sunday pledged to work together to bring about unity and amity among the people of various castes and sub-castes within the Veerashaiva-Lingayat ... 375 dropouts to return to school today MYSORE, JUNE 1. A total of 375 dropouts from 18 tribal hamlets in Hunsur and H.D. Kote taluks in Mysore District are set to return to school tomorrow with the launch of the primary school enrolment drive by the Department of Public ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore Making roads safer for schoolchildren BANGALORE, JUNE 1. Twenty-four schoolchildren were killed in road accidents in Bangalore during the first quarter of 2003. In 2002, 69 children lost their lives in road accidents, an average of 17 deaths per quarter. This worrying tendency of ... Rain leaves Bangaloreans disappointed BANGALORE, JUNE 1. On Sunday, Bangaloreans peered hopefully into a seemingly darkening sky. But the clouds tempted merely to deceive and the City got just 6.2 mm. of rain till 5.30 p.m. There were only light, five or 10-minute drizzles in the ... Other Stories
Kerala Crucial KC(J) panel meet today KOTTAYAM, JUNE 1. A crucial meeting of the Kerala Congress (J), which is passing through the pangs of yet another split, will be held in Thiruvananthapuram on Monday. The high power committee, consisting of all the State secretariat members ... Jacob for UDF slot for KC(J) factions KOCHI, JUNE 1.The Kerala Congress (Jacob) leader and Irrigation Minister, T. M. Jacob, feels that the UDF should let in either of the now-split Kerala Congress (J) factions. However, he said it was his personal view and that a decision ... KC(J) groups heading for showdown KOTTAYAM, JUNE 1.The occupation of the State Committee office of the Kerala Congress (Joseph) by those owing allegiance to the ousted leader, P. C. George, and the efforts of the official faction to reclaim it might become a source of tension for ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Farmers worst hit by disinvestment: Gowda THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JUNE 1. The former Prime Minister and All-India president of the Janata Dal(S), H. D. Deve Gowda, has strongly condemned the economic reforms being implemented in the country by the Union Government and has stated that the ... New school year to begin with textbook shortage THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JUNE 1. About five lakh students will enter the State's general education stream for the first time as yet another academic year commences tomorrow in more than 16,000 schools in the State. This is a marginal increase over ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu 
Task force to ensure timely accident reliefVIRUDHUNAGAR, JUNE 1.In a bid to ensure timely relief for victims of rail accidents, a task force has been formed to "minimise response time", the Railway Minister, Nitish Kumar, said today. He was speaking to newspersons here after ... Pay hike for judges remains on paper CHENNAI, JUNE 1.Two months after the Tamil Government announced a pay rise for the subordinate judiciary, judicial officers find the hike only on paper. Over 600 magistrates, assistant judges, sub-judges and district judges, who greeted the ... Rice coupon distribution for cardholders begins CHENNAI, JUNE 1. The State Government today began the massive exercise of distributing new rice coupons to all eligible ration cardholders for purchase of subsidised rice under the public distribution system. The coupons will be valid for one ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai Deadline expires, not many apply for water connection CHENNAI, JUNE 1. One month after the deadline for residents to apply for individual water connections in the Chitlapakkam town panchayat expired, authorities have received fewer applications than expected. In an announcement on March 31, the ... Other Stories
Pondicherry Write off loan dues from farmers: AIADMK PONDICHERRY, JUNE 1. The Ariankuppam constituency wing of the AIADMK today urged the Pondicherry Government to write off the loans due from small farmers. A resolution to this effect was passed at a meeting of the party. A. Anbalagan, MLA ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Metro Plus | Business | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
 
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