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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh 30 Cong., TRS men hurt in lathicharge HYDERABAD, JULY 7. Traffic on the national highway No 7 at Erravalli cross roads on the Gadwal-Alampur road was paralysed for over five hours when Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS) and Congress activists staged a rasta roko even as 30 Congress and ... Govt. allays fears over Manjira project HYDERABAD, JULY 7.In the case of Manjira, a tributary of the Godavari, the State Government has given a clean chit to Karnataka and allayed fears entertained by some quarters that Karnataka is resorting to overdrawals from this river thus ... Kodela puts blame on doctors HYDERABAD, JULY 7.The Minister for Health, Kodela Sivaprasada Rao, on Monday admitted that the negligence of the medical authorities concerned had resulted in the outbreak of viral fevers in some districts which claimed the lives of 65 children ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad Elite colony cries for attention HYDERABAD, JULY 4.The entry into the colony of Government officials and professionals of multi-national companies lies right beside a wine shop which also functions as the full-time bar. The nuisance created by drunkards there is enough for the ... Five criminals nabbed, property recovered HYDERABAD, JULY 7. The Sanjiva Reddy Nagar police have created a record of sorts, nabbing five criminals, said to be involved in separate cases, dating from the year 2001. Property worth Rs. 7.5 lakhs in the form of jewellery, autorickshaws and ... Seven-seater mishap toll rises to five HYDERABAD, JULY 7. The death roll in the tragic case of a seven-seater which got washed away in the Musi from a causeway near Guvvaleti, a hamlet of Chinnaravilala village in Hayatnagar police limits on Sunday, has risen to five. It may be ... Karnataka Aug. 1 deadline for clearing files BANGALORE, JULY 7. The Chief Secretary, B.S. Patil, said here on Monday that the Government had ordered all departments to dispose of files pending for more than a year, before August 1. He told presspersons that 1.3 lakh files were awaiting ... `Environment will be protected' BANGALORE, JULY 7. The 36th meeting of the State Geological Programming Board will be held here on Tuesday. Apart from a detailed review of the entire gamut of the activities of the Department of Mines and Geology, the meeting will devote time ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore Akshara Dasoha should be continued: Shankar BANGALORE, JULY 7. The Akshara Dasoha Scheme to provide free midday meal to government schoolchildren should not be discontinued and the Education Department officials should take measures to set right the anomalies, if any, B.L.Shankar, ... A solution to City's parking problems BANGALORE, JULY 7. Getting 10 cars parked in a 6' by 12' space may well be the solution to the problem of finding parking space in some of Bangalore's busiest locations. The Bangalore Mahanagara Palike Commissioner, M.R.Sreenivasa Murthy, ... Other Stories
Kerala Kerala to clarify policy on sandal units THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 7. The Forest Minister, K. Sudhakaran, denied allegations of corruption in the auction of bamboo, raised by the Leader of the Opposition, V.S. Achuthanandan, in the Assembly on Monday. Rejecting the Opposition demand ... Rs. 1,200 cr. plan for computerising district courts: Union Minister THRISSUR, JULY 7. The Union Minister of State for Law, P.C. Thomas, has said that the Law Ministry will submit a Rs.1,200-crore proposal to the 12th Finance Commission for computerising the district courts in the country. Addressing a ... Forests not safe in Sudhakaran's hands: VS THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 7. The Leader of the Opposition, V. S. Achuthanandan, today said "the forests of the State were not safe in the hands of the Forest Minister, K. Sudhakaran'' and went on to accuse him of aiding and abetting the activities ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram Sand-mining poses threat to Vellayani lake THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 7. Ravaged by pollution and land reclamation, the Vellayani freshwater lake here is facing a fresh threat to its existence from illegal extraction of sand in the fallow paddy fields along its periphery. Truckloads of ... Viral fever deaths mount to 24 THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 7. The total number of viral fever-related deaths in the district mounted to 24 with six more patients, including two children, succumbing to acute fever complications at the Medical College and SAT Hospital here ... Tamil Nadu Massive recruitment drive begins CHENNAI, JULY 7. The Tamil Nadu Government today launched a massive drive to recruit staff on a temporary basis across the State for filling up vacancies caused by mass arrests and dismissals of employees and teachers, who participated in the ... Midnight arrests a serious violation: HC CHENNAI, JULY 7. Even as many unions came to the Madras High Court pleading that the dismissal of nearly a lakh government servants was an `arbitrary State action', the First Bench said midnight arrests were a serious violation of Fundamental ... 
After several years of wait, a govt. job nowCHENNAI, JULY 7. After decades of long wait for a government job, it was finally a flash of hope for the thousands languishing in the live registers of employment exchanges. It was a hope born out of the despair in nearly one lakh dismissed ... `Dismissals cannot be challenged before Administrative Tribunal' CHENNAI, JULY 7.The issue of mass, summary dismissal of government servants cannot be challenged before the Tamil Nadu Administrative Tribunal, as it has only one member — the Vice-Chairman I. David Christian — as on date, Nalini ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai Mounting garbage adds to woes of motorists CHENNAI, JULY 7. While motorists have a tough time driving on what is left of Ennore Expressway, which is pocked by the high tides and faces severe threat of erosion, the Tiruvottriyur, Madhavaram and Kathivakkam municipalities are adding to its ... Other Stories
Pondicherry Govt. did not respond to reminders: Krishnamoorthy PONDICHERRY, JULY 7. Nearly 50 volunteers of the Mahila Congress today courted arrest attempting to picket the office of the Chairperson of the State Social Welfare Advisory Board at Ilango Nagar here to protest the appointment of Madhu Mita ... Tree on hospital premises cut PONDICHERRY, JULY 7. A twin tree (peepul and `naga maram`) that had grown closely together near the Emergency ward inside the general hospital here was chopped. Hospital authorities pointed out when contacted that the roots had spread hither ... Other Stories
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