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Andhra Pradesh
BJP men ransack council hall
NELLORE, NOV. 11. Tension prevailed in the Nellore municipal council on Tuesday when BJP workers and sympathisers barged into the hall and went on the rampage, scattering record books and files, smashing microphones and battering furniture, ...
It's diversionary tactics: CPI
CUDDAPAH, NOV. 11.The CPI State Secretary, Suravaram Sudhakar Reddy, on Tuesday charged the Chandrababu Naidu Government with preparing for early Assembly elections by setting aside major problems plaguing people. Addressing a press conference ...
Kurnool, Cuddapah cops on tenterhooks
KURNOOL, NOV. 11. Inadequate force has seriously affected anti-naxal operations in Kurnool and Cuddapah districts. The People's War spread its activities to Nallamala range from Telangana but the police force is not fully geared to meet the ...
Carriage repair workshop blazes a new trail
TIRUPATI, NOV. 11. What the `Railway' means to the common man is just bogies, track, platform, stationmaster, TTE, guard and so on. Though they indeed encompass most part of it, the crucial aspect that does not attract his attentions is the ...
Other Stories

  • Two women naxals killed
  • Two Congressmen suspended
  • BJP seeks allotment of 100 seats
  • Free diabetes camp for kids on Nov. 14
  • No proposal from TRS, says APCC chief
  • Two women naxals killed


    Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad
    US immigration official clears the air on visa norms
    HYDERABAD, NOV. 11. Going to the United States on a H-1B visa may be difficult but it is much easier to make it through the H-2B visa. Another category, J-1 provides for an easy route to the land of opportunities. These were some of the ...
    Digital library launched
    HYDERABAD, NOV. 11. A digitised library with a software package that promises to give access to books from multiple publishers spread all over the globe and addressing to specific needs of different users has been launched by a city-based ...
    Five hurt in group clash
    HYDERABAD, NOV. 11. Four persons sustained knife injuries and another received bullet injury on the chest following a clash between two groups at Hussainialam on Tuesday night. According to police, an advocate, Kuddoos Ghori (30) of ...
    Other Stories

  • Store supervisor of A.P. Beverages trapped
  • `Fundoofest' at RFC
  • Prudential depositors on the warpath
  • `Attack' on RTA officials flayed
  • Dwarfs demand their due


    Karnataka
    Reforms to boost revenue by 800 per cent
    BANGALORE, NOV. 11. The Revenue Reforms Commission has recommended wide-ranging reforms in the major sectors of education, health, forest and irrigation which, according to the panel, are capable of increasing the annual revenue of the Karnataka ...
    BJP to field Bajarang Dal leader in Bijapur
    BIJAPUR, NOV. 11. The BJP leaders have recommended the name of Basavaraj Siddalingappanavar, President of the Bagalkot District Bajarang Dal unit, for the December 1 Legislative Council election from the Bijapur local authority constituency ...
    Drought hits horticulture; fruit prices may rise
    BANGALORE, NOV. 11. The cloud seeding operations to induce rain have not brought the desired result in several districts of North Karnataka where horticultural crops are grown. Most of the horticultural crops have been affected in Bijapur, ...
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  • The crop that saw farmers through drought
  • Akshara Dasoha suspended
  • Another farmer ends life
  • Congress candidates elected to ZP posts


    Karnataka-Bangalore
    Govt to introduce quota in co-ops. soon
    BANGALORE, NOV. 11. The Government intends to bring in reservation in management and employment for categories such as backward classes in cooperative institutions and also to stipulate the percentage of loans to be given to them, the Minister ...
    16-year-old rape victim attempts suicide
    BANGALORE, NOV. 11. A 16-year-old maid reportedly set herself on fire after she was raped by a youth at her employer's house in Jagjivanramnagar (J.J. Nagar) police station limits on Monday afternoon. The youth has not been identified. According ...
    Accord reached on funding for international airport
    BANGALORE, NOV. 11. The promoters behind the Bangalore International Airport are now certain of funding from the State Government. The project is estimated to cost Rs. 1,300 crore and take up to seven years to be completed. The State Government ...
    256 families face an uncertain future
    BANGALORE, NOV. 11. The people who were shifted from the unsafe blocks of the EWS (economically weaker section) Housing Complex near Koramangala and housed in tents are worried about their future. However, their immediate concern is that it might ...
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  • HC declines to stay match over ticket sale issue
  • Bangalorean wins tickets to Singapore
  • Tight security for cricket match
  • Public hearings on tariff review plea likely
  • City needs a `Hyde Park' for rallies, say police


    Kerala
    HC refuses to stay curbs on online lotteries
    KOCHI, NOV. 11.The Kerala High Court today refused to stay the State Government's notification imposing certain restrictions on online lotteries. Justice C.N. Ramachandran Nair refused to stay the operation of the notification when a petition ...
    Cong. infighting will not affect UDF poll prospects: Mani
    PATHANAMTHITTA, NOV. 11. The Kerala Congress(M) leader and Revenue Minister, K.M. Mani, has said that the `groupism' in the State unit of the Congress would not affect the election prospects of the UDF in Thiruvalla. Addressing a press ...
    Antony meets Governor
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, NOV. 11.The Chief Minister, A.K. Antony, on Tuesday met the Governor, Sikander Bakht, to discuss the Opposition demand for convening of a session of the Assembly to take up a resolution for removal of the Speaker, Vakkom ...
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  • Strike by KSRTC staff
  • CM calls on Governor
  • CPI(M) stir against new pesticide
  • Youth organisations protest against T.N. Speaker's action


    Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram
    Crackdown planned on organised begging
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, NOV. 11. The City Corporation is preparing to take up the `active' phase of the campaign to enforce the ban on begging. The thrust of the programme will be on eliminating the cross-border begging rackets operating in the city ...
    Patients' death: MCH official gheraoed
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, NOV. 11. Activists of the All India Youth Federation (AIYF) blockaded the office of the Superintendent of the Medical College for over two hours on Tuesday demanding that a judicial probe be conducted into the death of two ...
    Three youths held on extortion charges
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, NOV. 11.The Fort police have arrested three youth on charges of assaulting a trader at Chala and causing damage to his shop. The accused were identified as Girish Kumar alias Karthik (24) of Malayankeezhu, Manikantan (24) of ...
    ADB officials face NGO Union's ire
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, NOV. 11. Officials of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) who came to the office of the Director of Public Instruction (DPI) for a discussion this afternoon, had to face the ire of NGO Union activists who shouted slogans against ...


    Tamil Nadu
    HC orders notice to Speaker in Ilamvazhuthi case
    CHENNAI, NOV. 11.The Madras High Court today admitted a habeas corpus petition filed on behalf of the DMK MLA, Parithi Ilamvazhuthi, who was awarded imprisonment for 30 days. The Tamil Nadu Assembly on November 7 awarded him the sentence, ...
    Pension allocation eating into revenue
    CHENNAI, NOV. 11. The Government's pension bill is growing at an alarming rate and shows no signs of plateauing off as more and more join the ranks of senior citizens in the State. Actually, this year and the next (2003-04 and 2004-05), the ...
    MPs to review railway projects in Madurai division
    MADURAI, NOV. 11. About 25 MPs, including five from Kerala, will meet here on November 24 to have a firsthand information of various ongoing projects in the Madurai Railway Division. Top railway officials, including the Southern Railway General ...
    Elephants find training an ordeal, a mammoth task for trainers
    MADURAI, NOV.11. "She is just like a kid who is reluctant to go to school, despite our best efforts to make her board a truck as part of a rehearsal for transportation to the Mudumalai sanctuary, where a month-long health camp for the pachyderms ...
    Other Stories

  • Shocking beyond belief: Bar
  • CB-CID challenges Mullaivendan acquittal
  • Cross-examination continues in Vaiko case
  • Laparascopy training to be compulsory for medicos
  • Monsoon has some cheer for the `land of tanks'
  • Elangovan criticises Kalimuthu
  • Mass Communication students observe fast
  • Protest by Theekathir employees
  • Bus passenger found dead


    Tamil Nadu-Chennai
    Citizens group challenges Secretariat project
    CHENNAI, NOV. 11.A group of citizens has filed a petition in the Madras High Court, seeking a direction to authorities to desist from starting construction of a new Secretariat at Kotturpuram here and demolishing buildings at the selected ...
    Slum dwellers sore over displacement
    CHENNAI, NOV. 11. More than 100 families which were evicted from Konnur High Road by the Chennai Corporation last month to take up work on pavement are sore that they were removed from a locality that was declared a slum under the Tamil Nadu Slum ...
    Cyclist crushed to death by water tanker at Kodambakkam
    CHENNAI, NOV. 11. A cyclist was crushed to death by a water tanker contracted to Metrowater at Kodambakkam this evening. Traffic police identified the deceased as Selvaraj (38) of Padappai, near Tambaram. Selvaraj, who was going to his office, ...
    Human chain today
    CHENNAI, NOV. 11. The major Opposition political parties and people will participate in a human chain tomorrow afternoon. The chain will be formed between the Munroe Statue on Island Grounds to the State Guest House, Chepauk, between 3 p.m. and ...
    Anna varsity warning to colleges
    CHENNAI, NOV. 11. The Anna University has warned of severe action against colleges, which were found preventing legitimate students from writing the university examinations, without valid reasons. Some of the engineering colleges, affiliated to ...
    Advocates protest assault
    CHENNAI, NOV. 11. A group of advocates belonging to the Madras High Court Advocates Association today staged a demonstration on the court premises to ``condemn an unwarranted brutal attack on their colleague'', K.V.P. Deepak Raj, by the police ...
    Other Stories

  • Energy theft
  • Meet discusses modernisation of Besant Nagar crematoria
  • Lorry cleaner killed in accident
  • Voice response system


    Pondicherry
    Anti-poverty schemes failed to reach the needy: Rangasamy
    PONDICHERRY, NOV. 11. The Chief Minister, N. Rangasamy, has said that though a number of schemes, evolved by both the Central and Union Territory Governments, are being implemented to eradicate poverty and to enhance the living conditions of the ...
    Other Stories

  • Cong., Left joint protest tomorrow
  • Two missing TN schoolboys traced



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