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Andhra Pradesh
Krishna delta panel to stage protest
VIJAYAWADA, AUG. 24. The Krishna delta protection committee has demanded that the Government declare that it will release 50-60 tmcft of water from Nagarjunasagar to save the kharif paddy crop on 13.5 lakh acres in the delta and instil confidence ...
Power levy hits cement unit
BASANTHNAGAR (KARIMNAGAR DT.), AUG. 24. The Anthargaon spinning mill, the Fertilizer Corporation of India (FCI) and the APSEB Ramagundam-A Power House, major industrial units of the backward Karimnagar district have been closed creating unrest ...
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  • KCR opposes Nagarjunasagar water for Krishna delta
  • DDRC meet turns into 'friendly match'
  • Minister calls for campaign against TB, measles


    Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad
    1 lakh award for arrest of prime accused
    HYDERABAD, AUG. 24. A reward of Rs. 1 lakh has been announced by the State Government to anyone who provides information leading to the arrest of Ravi, prime accused in the cases of cyanide poisoning in liquor shops in Guntur district. Ravi's ...
    Transco to monitor supply to farm sector
    HYDERABAD, AUG. 24.Even as the State received good rainfall over the past few days, the Transmission Corporation of Andhra Pradesh is hopeful that the Srisailam and Nagarjunasagar reservoirs would receive substantial inflows in the next two ...
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  • YSR objects to TDP leaders' remarks
  • Appointed in-charge
  • APYC training camp on September 4
  • Plea to fix 50,000 as B.Ed fee
  • Permission for dental college to admit students
  • UNDP meet to focus on technology in education
  • US expert for anti-cancer drugs from traditional Indian medicines


    Karnataka
    Drugged infants used in beggary racket
    BANGALORE, Aug. 24. With an infant in their arms, they beg for alms, and motorists often comply. But what these "generous" citizens don't realise is that the infant generally is not related to the boy or the girl who begs and that the baby is ...
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  • Eliminate regional imbalance: Puttappa
  • Govt. asked to solve farmers' problems
  • BJP plans State-wide agitation
  • Poojary asks MLAs to address local issues
  • Sowing picks up in Bellary district
  • Anthrax endemic at Aladahalli
  • Water release in TLBC likely today
  • IGP hails NETF for holding free classes
  • Ministers face people's ire
  • Higher farm production target for Tenth Plan period
  • Gulbarga lawyers to boycott courts


    Karnataka-Bangalore
    'Nittoor deserves Bharat Ratna'
    BANGALORE, AUG. 24. The former Chief Justice of India, Justice Ranganath Misra, has suggested that the Centre confer the Bharat Ratna on the former Chief Justice of the erstwhile Mysore High Court, Nittoor Srinivasa Rau, in recognition of his ...
    Air Deccan services to be launched today
    BANGALORE, AUG. 24. India's first no-frills, budget domestic airline will become a reality when Air Deccan flags off its first flight from Bangalore to Hubli on Monday. The fare is Rs. 2,275, and the flying time one hour and five minutes. The ...
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  • A cut above the rest
  • Ananth seeks committees on Krishna issue
  • Set up drought relief panels, Govt. told
  • Poojary shows he is boss in Congress
  • Murthy Rao cremated
  • CET counselling from Aug. 28
  • Mallya to tour three districts
  • Bypoll: Plea on Congress ticket


    Kerala
    Decision on fee structure in a week: Antony
    THRISSUR, AUG. 24.The Kerala Chief Minister, A. K. Antony, said today that the fee structure this year for merit seats in the self-financing professional colleges would be decided within a week after the Cabinet sub-committee completed ...
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  • A special herd at Guruvayoor
  • MGP will not harm employees, says Hassan
  • Denial of higher options lands engg. students in dire straits
  • Cashew factories to reopen
  • Reception to Marad yatra
  • Mappilappattu programme


    Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram
    State leads in suicide rate
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, AUG. 24.Kerala has the dubious distinction of being the State with the highest suicide rate in the country, with 28.8 suicides per one lakh population, which is more than twice the national average of 10.8, ...
    Changes in school youth festival pattern
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, AUG. 24. The Director of Public Instruction (DPI) has announced certain changes in the conduct of this year's school youth festival. According to an official pressnote, more children can participate in pencil drawing, water ...
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  • 'I am still thrilled about each role'
  • Govinda Pillai dropped from CPI(M) State panel
  • Congress search for Ernakulam candidate on


    Tamil Nadu
    CMC meet postponed to September 1
    NEW DELHI, AUG. 24. The Cauvery Monitoring Committee meeting, scheduled for tomorrow to finalise a formula for distress sharing between Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Pondicherry and Kerala, has been postponed to September 1, according to the Committee ...
    Plan to revive rail link to Dhanushkodi
    CHENNAI, AUG. 24.The rail link to Dhanushkodi, cut off during a cyclone in the 1960s, is to be revived soon following public demand. The Southern Railways has sent a project report to the Railway Ministry for approval. The Rs. 34-crore ...
    Move to find catering contract for SHGs
    CHENNAI, AUG. 24. Opening up another avenue for Self-Help Groups, the Tamil Nadu Corporation for Development of Women (DeW) has asked District Collectors and Block Offices to allow members to start canteens on their premises. Since April, the ...
    'More BG conversions only after Madurai-Dindigul work'
    VELLORE, AUG. 24. More projects of converting metre gauge into broad gauge can be taken up only after the completion of the doubling of the Madurai-Dindigul broad gauge track, A.K.Moorthy, Minister of State for Railways, has said. Mr.Moorthy ...
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  • TNCC meetings put off
  • `BJP for ban on slaughter of all animals'
  • College students seek police action for non-issue of TC
  • Nothing wrong in approaching SC: delta farmers
  • AIADMK regime will be ousted by silent revolution: Karunanidhi
  • Contingency plan to improve service in hospitals
  • Children with defective hearts cry out for attention


    Tamil Nadu-Chennai
    Police step up campaign for helmets
    CHENNAI, AUG. 24.The city traffic police today cornered scores of evening visitors to the Elliots beach, near Besant Nagar, here, as part of a road safety campaign and made them take a look at crash helmets, with the hope that they would start ...
    Nandanam colony adopting percolation method
    CHENNAI, AUG. 24. Rainwater harvesting has become the most discussed topic in the city, thanks to the law making it mandatory for all buildings. It is also an opportunity to innovate, with simple technologies. Many buildings already bear ...
    Motive behind murder of STD booth owner ascertained
    CHENNAI, AUG. 24. The Chengai (East) police today said the motive behind the murder of an STD booth owner at Tirumullaivoyal on August 11 was ascertained following the interrogation of four persons who surrendered in a Tindivanam court. Viju ...
    Body found
    CHENNAI, AUG. 24. The body of a former BHEL employee was found floating in the Adyar river this morning. According to police sources, an autorickshaw driver noticed the body of the 40-year-old Rudraiah. Fire service personnel pulled out the body ...


    Pondicherry
    Computer software to be introduced in schools
    PONDICHERRY, AUG. 24.The Education Minister, K. Lakshminarayanan, today announced that computer software as curriculum would soon be introduced in government schools in Pondicherry. The software would help the students to grasp the subjects in a ...
    PMK to seek action against Rangasamy Govt.
    PONDICHERRY, AUG. 24.N. G. Panneerselvam, organiser of the Pondicherry PMK, said today that his party would soon present a memorandum of charges against the Rangasamy Government to the President and Prime Minister and would urge them to take ...



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