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Andhra Pradesh
River grid: Naidu for all-party meet
KUPPAM, DEC. 6. The Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister, N. Chandrababu Naidu, today urged the Centre to convene an all-party meeting to hammer out a consensus on the execution of the Ganga-Cauvery linkage scheme. Addressing a press ...
Stray incidents mark 'black day'
HYDERABAD, DEC. 6. Except some stray incidents of stone-throwing in the old city resulting in injuries to two persons, the `black day' coinciding with Ramzan passed off peacefully in the twin cities on Friday. Windowpanes of three APSRTC ...
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  • Steps proposed to prevent hill streams water going waste
  • Sports meet for home guards
  • Prize-winners
  • Sports torch arrives in Dowleswaram
  • Raiwada row: parties trade charges
  • NGO rehabilitates dowry victim
  • Distress migration of tribals from Bastar
  • Undisputed winners at 90-plus!
  • Inter student found dead in hostel room
  • CM announces fresh benefits for Kuppam
  • Mild tension in mandal hq.town on `black day'


    Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad
    No mandatory HIV test for foreign students
    HYDERABAD, DEC. 6. Foreign students who prefer to pursue higher education in universities here need not go in for the mandatory HIV test before taking admission from now onwards. The A.P. State Aids Control Society has issued a directive to ...
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  • `Snake' does the bugging act
  • CM invites Vajpayee for National Games
  • TDP eyeing 15% voters
  • IJU, APUWJ condemn VHP leaders' statements
  • `Statute not to blame for ills of society'


    Karnataka
    Editors' Guild seeks SC's intervention
    NEW DELHI, DEC. 6. The Editors' Guild of India today sought the Supreme Court's intervention on the reported move by the Karnataka High Court to put curbs on the media from reporting on the activities of some judges under the provision of the ...
    Severed head, arms found in dustbin
    BANGALORE, DEC. 6. Severed head and arms of a daily wage labourer were found in a sack in Kalasipalyam here on Friday. Police said the killers had been very "methodical" in the way the parts had been severed. Police launched a search when some ...
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  • Article 371: Onus back on Centre, BJP
  • Arrest thows more light on burglary
  • Get tough with statue defilers: Chavan
  • Layouts to be regularised
  • Championship for Gulbarga college
  • Raichur loses out again in nominations
  • Postpone implementation of SAS: MLC
  • Bandh called off; Aland peaceful
  • Id celebrated with traditional fervour


    Karnataka-Bangalore
    KSPCB, a model for others: WB
    BANGALORE, DEC. 6. The Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB) has come in for praise by the World Bank for effectively implementing the Industrial Pollution Prevention Project (IPPP). It has suggested that the KPSCB should be a model to ...
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  • `JD cadre committed to Bommai formula'
  • KFCC election climax today
  • Deshpande willing to be KPCC President
  • Kharge attacks TN law on conversion
  • Town-planning powers for municipalities favoured


    Kerala
    CPI to lay siege to taluk offices
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, DEC. 6. The Kerala CPI has decided to lay siege to taluk offices across Kerala on December 19 to protest against the `growing lawlessness' in the State and to press for urgent measures to revive the traditional ...
    Hartal disrupts normal life in Kasaragod town
    KASARAGOD, DEC. 6. An undeclared hartal was observed today in many parts of the district, especially in Kasaragod town and border areas, as part of the 10th anniversary of the demolition of the Babri Masjid. Barring a few incidents of stone ...
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  • Perumbavoor murder: conspiracy angle being probed
  • Survey to trace artefacts of ancient vessels
  • Thousands throng Sabarimala amidst tight security
  • `Attempt to implicate Jacobites in murder case'
  • `Hartal' disrupts normal life in Kasaragod town
  • Govt. claims fail to lift labourers' spirit
  • Acharya hears Padmanabhan's views


    Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram
    Seeking to grant citizens more rights to information
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, DEC. 6. The Right to Information Bill proposed by the State Government seeks to grant more rights to citizens than the Freedom of Information Bill passed by the Parliament. However, the Government was yet to give any ...
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  • Younger crop to the fore in CPI
  • CPI(M) panel meet today
  • `CPI did not shield Bhargavi'
  • Ban on anti-rabies vaccine raises eyebrows


    Tamil Nadu
    Deal raises disturbing questions
    CHENNAI, DEC. 6.The multi-crore Veeranam water project appears set to trigger yet another controversy, with Metrowater finalising the contract deal at a whopping Rs.55.97 crores more than department rates for the crucial pipeline packages of the ...
    `Lukewarm' response to conversion ceremony
    CHENNAI, DEC. 6. The much-publicised mass conversion of Dalits to other faiths at Selaiyur, about 20 km from here, today evoked `lukewarm' response. Only a few Hindu Dalits converted themselves to other religions. The `poor' response, ...
    8,000 Dalits want to change their names: DPI chief
    CHENNAI, DEC. 6. Continuing its aggressive protests against the Prevention of Forcible Conversion of Religion Act, the Dalit Panthers of India, joined hands with many Tamil organisations, today to hold a public meeting at Aminjikarai here, "to ...
    HC takes up woman lawyer's plea against police
    CHENNAI, DEC. 6. The Madras High Court has taken up as writ petition, a representation from a woman lawyer, Dorothy Thomas, who alleged that she was kept in police custody for a night, and the police had forcibly taken away some privileged ...
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  • Violation of transparency norms?
  • Lawyers threaten to boycott courts on Dec.16
  • Help us fight bias, HIV-infected appeal to Kalam
  • Rotary Foundation to offer scholarships
  • Babri Masjid demolition anniversary peaceful
  • SHRC final enquiry into woman's death tomorrow
  • High-power committee to review RWH action plan
  • Bakthavatsalam to probe law college hostel violence
  • More curbs on groundwater use


    Tamil Nadu-Chennai
    No end to Velachery residents' roadmap of miseries
    CHENNAI, DEC. 6. Weeks after the high profile inspection of their rain-wrought plight, residents of Velachery and other adjoining southern suburbs of Chennai continue to lament the pathetic condition of the Velachery-Tambaram road, despite the ...
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  • Four dogs rescued
  • Water contamination


    Pondicherry
    Tension at Uppalam AIADMK office
    PONDICHERRY, DEC.6. Tension prevailed at the headquarters of the AIADMK in Uppalam, near here, with party volunteers protesting against the `haphazard manner in which office-bearers' for some branch units were appointed on the recommendation of ...
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  • Panel formed to promote exports
  • Karaikal tops in Flag Day collection
  • Insurance money given to fisherwoman's family
  • Homage to Ambedkar

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