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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh Naidu offers to hold talks with Krishna HYDERABAD, JUNE 11.The Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister, N. Chandrababu Naidu, today made a conditional offer for talks with his Karnataka counterpart, S.M. Krishna, to resolve inter-State river disputes provided the latter stopped work on the ... Police file cases against CPI(M), TDC leaders CUDDAPAH, JUNE 11. The Chintakommadinne police registered a case of attempt to murder and landgrabbing against the district CPI (M) secretary, B. Narayana, and 19 other functionaries of the CPI (M) and Town Development Committee and produced them ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad Showers bring relief HYDERABAD, JUNE 11. Showers and drizzles heralding monsoon arrival has changed the situation in the State, ending the heatwave spell all over except in Nellore, Prakasam and Karimnagar districts. In these districts, the heatwave is likely to ... THPI student for Ireland HYDERABAD, JUNE 11. Babloo, a day scholar from the juvenile home trained by the Thakur Hari Prasad Institute of Research and Rehabilitation for the Mentally Handicapped (THPI), has been selected to participate in World Summer Games (football) to ... Other Stories
Karnataka KPTCL steps up load shedding BANGALORE, JUNE 11. The Karnataka Power Transmission Corporation Limited (KPTCL) has decided to effect load shedding in Bangalore city. A press release here on Wednesday said Bangalore Urban District would have one-hour load shedding in the ... AIPJD to go it alone in general election BIJAPUR, JUNE 11. The All India Progressive Janata Dal (AIPJD), headed by S.R.Bommai, will not have any truck with the BJP in Karnataka for the next general election. The president of the State unit of the party, C. Byre Gowda, told ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore Hearing on violence against Christians BANGALORE, JUNE 11. The All-India Christian Council is holding a public hearing on violence against Christians in Karnataka, at the Institute of Agricultural Technologists Hall, Queen's Road, from 10 a.m. on Thursday. The former Judge of the ... Quick end to kidnap drama; two traders freed BANGALORE, JUNE 11. Beating six kidnappers at their own game, Ashoknagar Police quickly ended an abduction drama by freeing two young Residency Road-based businessmen here on Tuesday. The victims — Bharath Murji Rawat (23) and Velgi ... Other Stories
Kerala Kerala Govt. hikes vehicle tax THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JUNE 11. The Kerala Cabinet on Wednesday decided to partially restore the leave surrender and other benefits of Government employees curtailed in January last year as part of austerity measures. It also decided to shore up ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Engg. admissions: Govt. policy faulty THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JUNE 11.The new-found equation of two self- financing colleges being equivalent to one Government college is proving to be incorrect by the manner in which admissions to engineering colleges have been proposed to be held this ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu 
Plan panel approves Rs. 7,000-cr. outlayNEW DELHI, JUNE 11. Commending the comprehensive fiscal reforms carried out by Tamil Nadu, the Planning Commission today approved an over 20 per cent increase in the State's annual plan outlay for 2003-04, bringing its size to Rs. 7,000 crores. ... Narayanan is Chief Secretary in-charge CHENNAI, JUNE 11. In a significant move, the Finance Secretary, N. Narayanan, has been given full additional charge of the post of Chief Secretary, until the incumbent, Lakshmi Pranesh, returns from her fortnight-long leave. Mr. Narayanan will ... TN situation disappointing, calls for drastic steps: Singhvi CHENNAI, JUNE 11. ``We are disappointed with the situation in Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. In these States, we need to do something drastic to revive the fortunes of the party'', Abhishek Manu Singhvi, Congress spokesman, said today. In ... Heavy arrivals push down paddy price CHENNAI, JUNE 11. A strange phenomenon of a downtrend in rice price is being witnessed at a time when the State is reeling under drought. In fact, it seems to be a problem of plenty, with heavy arrivals from neighbouring states, especially Andhra ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai Low-floor bus rolls out of Chromepet depot CHENNAI, JUNE 11. The much awaited `low-floor bus' of the MTC today rolled out of the Chromepet depot and was operated on the Tambaram-Broadway sector. Originally the MTC planned to operate the vehicle from the morning. But, due to reasons ... Two women killed as mini-lorry goes berserk CHENNAI, JUNE 11. Two women were killed on the spot when a mini lorry knocked them down after it lost control on Chennai by-pass this morning. Kunrathur police said the cement-laden mini lorry was on its way to Tambaram from Maduravoyal, when ... Other Stories
Pondicherry Doctors doing noble service: Kanchi Acharya PONDICHERRY, JUNE 11. The Kanchi Sankaracharya, Jayendra Saraswathi, has said doctors were doing noble services and there should be cooperation from all sections of people in enabling doctors to discharge their duties. Addressing staff, ... Other Stories
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