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Andhra Pradesh
Plan outlay fixed at Rs. 10,970 cr.
NEW DELHI, JULY 29. Andhra Pradesh's Annual Plan for 2003-04 has been finalised at Rs.10,970.46 crores, which includes a Rs. 50-crore assistance for the Godavari Pushkaram. This year's Plan size is marginally higher than the Rs. 10,100 crores ...
Pushkaram begins today
HYDERABAD, JULY 29. Millions of pilgrims will take a holy dip in the Godavari at different places in Andhra Pradesh during the 12-day-long Pushkaram beginning on Wednesday. Massive arrangements have been made by the State Government to ...
For the devout, Pushkaram have already begun
RAJAHMUNDRY, JULY 29. Thousands throng to the feet of Mother Godavari, yearning for her warmth, but the maternal river figurine threatens to descend on them all by herself. Such is her fury that several bathing ghats are flooded and some even ...
Naidu seeks PM's intervention
NEW DELHI, JULY 29. Andhra Pradesh today sought the intervention of the Prime Minister, Atal Behari Vajpayee, to restrain Karnataka from "overdrawing" river water. The Chief Minister, N. Chandrababu Naidu, told Mr. Vajpayee that Karnataka was ...
All set for Godavari 'pushkaram'
HYDERABAD, JULY 29. The stage is set for the Godavari pushkarams — the eagerly awaited event of immense religious significance for Hindus — at 12.59 tomorrow. About 30 million people are expected to take a holy dip during the 12-day ...
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  • Low level of Godavari causes concern
  • Elaborate arrangements at Basar
  • A correction


    Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad
    Kalam propels ex-Star Wars man to Care
    HYDERABAD, JULY 29. In search of partners and technology for the ambitious Stratospheric Airship project, James Abrahamson, Chairman of the US-based StratCom International, visited the Care Hospital here to study the tele-medicine ...
    Heated debate over Bt Cotton at public hearing
    HYDERABAD, JULY 29. Farmers whose dreams of striking it rich by raising Bt Cotton faded a way with the failure of the crop, poured out their anger on Mahyco-Monsanto for adopting "devious means'' to promote it and demanded compensation for the ...
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  • Helmets given to traffic constables
  • Junior doctors on warpath
  • MCH panel against releasing funds to water board


    Karnataka
    Byre Gowda passes away
    BANGALORE, JULY 29.C. Byre Gowda, president of the State unit of the All India Progressive Janata Dal (AIPJD) and Vemgal MLA, died of a heart attack early today. He was 69. Mr. Gowda, who briefly attended the session of the Legislative Assembly ...
    Politics was a pastime for Byre Gowda
    BANGALORE, JULY 29. The death of C. Byre Gowda has come as a shock not only to the AIPJD, the State unit of which he headed, but also the Janata Parivar and other political groups. The death of the Janata Dal leader of repute has come at a ...
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  • Council mourns an 'activist politician'
  • Absenteeism has affected basic services: WB
  • Assembly tribute to 'a friend of farmers'
  • 'Farm policy due to Byre Gowda's efforts'


    Karnataka-Bangalore
    Site for park reeks of animal waste
    BANGALORE, JULY 29. All that the people of Sri Venkateshwara Krupa (SVK) Layout in Basaveshwaranagar want is a park. Yet, for the past two years, they have not been able to convince the Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BMP) to develop a park for ...
    South Block may be ready five months early
    BANGALORE, JULY 29. Work on the prestigious Rs. 100-crore Vidhana Soudha South Block project is making brisk progress. Efforts are being to complete the project by March 2004, five months ahead of schedule. The Chief Minister, S.M. Krishna, along ...
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  • Violence victims complain of delayed police action
  • Police deny baby racket existed


    Kerala
    Govt. to keep revenue deficit down
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 29.The Kerala Finance Minister, K. Sankaranarayanan, said in the Assembly today that the Government hoped to stabilise revenue deficit this year. Replying to the debate on supplementary demands for grants for the ...
    HC dismisses plea against phone rent criteria
    KOCHI, JULY 29.A Division Bench of the Kerala High Court today dismissed writ petitions challenging the Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited's (BSNL) action in ``unscientifically'' classifying rural and urban areas on the basis of the 1991 Census report ...
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  • Court asks Murali to produce `fax message' copy
  • LDF bid to raise fax row in Assembly fails
  • Vigilance nabs Thrissur Corporation official
  • Drive against sand mining
  • House to take up Fiscal Responsibility Bill today
  • VS demands action against communal forces
  • Patel's attempts may yield results
  • 'I' group to play a waiting game
  • Panchayat urges Govt. to close down Coca-Cola unit


    Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram
    Corpn. to go ahead with renovation project
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 29.Even as the Corporation is exulting over the prospect of the completion of the beautification of the Gandhi Park by the Tourism Department ahead of schedule, the District Congress Committee is threatening to put a ...
    Medical students to intensify stir
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 29.The State committee of the Kerala Medicos Association has decided to intensify its ongoing stir against the problems in the medical sector in the State. Announcing this at a press conference here today, the president ...
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  • Admission to medical courses
  • Academics decry attack on Plan campaign
  • Death of Nilgiri langur due to ingestion of plastic


    Tamil Nadu
    Basha, 8 others get life term
    COIMBATORE, JULY 29. S. Murugan, judge, fast track court - III, today sentenced nine Al-Umma men to life imprisonment in the September 5, 1991 case of murder of a Hindu Munnani speaker, Shivakumar alias Veerashiva, here. According to the ...
    SC to hear reinstatement plea tomorrow
    NEW DELHI, JULY 29. The Supreme Court will hear on Thursday an application from the DMK MP, C. Kuppusami, for a direction to the Tamil Nadu Government that it take back 31,128 employees, who were refused reinstatement on July 25. A Bench ...
    Flutter in court as Al-Umma men raise anti-Modi slogans
    COIMBATORE, JULY 29. Al-Umma undertrials caused a flutter in the district sessions court complex here this afternoon, raising slogans against the Gujarat Chief Minister, Narendra Modi, opposing his proposed Coimbatore visit on August 1. They said ...
    HC extends deadline for MBBS fee payment
    CHENNAI, JULY 29. The Madras High Court has extended by a week the last date for candidates selected for MBBS to pay the tuition fee. Justice A. Kulasekaran, hearing a batch of petitions on awarding of marks for a question in the Physical ...
    Other Stories

  • Anandakrishnan offers a formula to 'control engg. education chaos'
  • Maximum number of vacancies in IT, Computer Science,
  • AICTE clears transfer of GGR, Kalsar college students
  • Temple should be built, says Jayalalithaa
  • Five-day water supply for 'Adi Perukku'
  • Three dyeing unit workers die of asphyxiation
  • 'Mix-up' in cut-off year, 56 recruits sacked
  • BJP welcomes Jayalalithaa statement on Ayodhya


    Tamil Nadu-Chennai
    Conservancy workers oppose privatisation in more areas
    CHENNAI, JULY 29. The Chennai Corporation's staff members affiliated to the Tamil Nadu Adi Andhra and Arunthathiyar Maha Sabha (TAAMS) today opposed plans to hand over more areas of solid waste management in the city to the private sector. At a ...
    500 more dismissed staff to rejoin work
    CHENNAI, JULY 29. The Tamil Nadu Government today permitted another 500 dismissed employees in Chennai to rejoin work as no first information reports were pending against them. With the Government deciding not to take back staff members facing ...
    Passenger carrying pistol detained at Chennai airport
    CHENNAI, JULY 29.A New Delhi-bound air passenger, before boarding a scheduled Indian Airlines Airbus flight (IC-440), was detained by an alert Central Industrial Security Force Sub-Inspector, O.P. Yadav, at the Kamaraj Domestic Terminal here this ...
    Other Stories

  • Employment office shifted to Santhome
  • 8 rounded up for bathing in Porur lake
  • Over 2,000 join AIADMK
  • 54 Kasimedu fishermen return
  • New Deputy Commissioner
  • New-born abandoned in Kasturba hospital
  • 2 motorcyclists succumb to injuries
  • Metrowater to take up interconnection work
  • Focus on promotion of self-employment


    Pondicherry
    CM, Speaker pay tribute to Edouard Goubert
    PONDICHERRY, JULY 29. The Chief Minister, N. Rangasamy, the Speaker, M.D.R. Ramachandran, the Local Administration Minister, A. Elumalai, and Congress legislators paid floral tributes at the statue of Edouard Goubert, former Chief Minister of ...
    Govt. to make daily wage workers temporary staff
    PONDICHERRY, JULY 29. The Local Administration Minister, A. Elumalai, today said daily wage workers in municipalities and commune panchayats in Pondicherry were being accorded temporary status. This would mean that their wages would rise to Rs. ...
    CM calls on Lt. Governor
    PONDICHERRY, JULY 29. The Chief Minister, N. Rangasamy, had a thirty-minute long meeting with the Lt. Governor, K.R. Malkani, at Raj Nivas here today. Although the official sources described the meeting as a routine one, it assumed ...



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