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Andhra Pradesh
3 die in Tirumala ghat road accident
TIRUMALA, JUNE 4. Three pilgrims were killed and 43 others injured, nine of them seriously, when a B. Kothakota-bound Tirumala R.T.C. bus fell into the valley from the first ghat road in the wee hours of Wednesday. Ganga Bhavani (13), native ...
Role of education volunteers in literacy drive lauded
CUDDAPAH, JUNE 4. The District Collector, Jayesh Ranjan, on Wednesday stressed the role on education volunteers in promoting literacy and promised appointment of volunteers as activists under Velugu scheme if they effectively motivated ...
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  • You cannot break a coconut in front of Tirumala temple
  • Bus driver in the dock
  • Rare surgery performed
  • Two held, stolen property recovered
  • Mahila Cong. lauds Collector's efforts
  • TDP gearing up for 'chaitanya yatra'
  • Govt. keen on providing all facilities to ryots: Minister
  • Farmers a dejected lot, says YSR


    Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad
    Hot spell continues, toll crosses 1,200
    HYDERABAD, JUNE 4. Two coastal districts -- Guntur and Krishna -- and four in Telangana region, Khammam, Ranga Reddy, Nizamabad and Hyderabad (Urban) -- were in the grip of severe heatwave on Wednesday also, while the South-West monsoon was ...
    CM sets up task force
    HYDERABAD, JUNE 4. After two rounds of meetings with meteorologists and connected experts on the severe heatwave conditions in the State at the Secretariat on Wednesday, the Chief Minister, N. Chandrababu Naidu, constituted a Task Force headed by ...
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  • Marketing Minister unveils staff rationalisation plan
  • State Forest Department bags top honours
  • Naidu to nominate 15 party seniors as political observers
  • Power supply hit as three units trip
  • Engg. course fee may be fixed at Rs. 22,000
  • AP objection unjustified, says Sedam


    Karnataka
    Irrigation Dept. publishes assets of staff
    BANGALORE, JUNE 4. The Karnataka Irrigation Department has taken a giant step aimed at ensuring corruption-free administration by publishing the assets and liabilities of all its employees. People can approach the authorities concerned, ...
    KPTCL plan on tariff hike opposed
    BANGALORE, JUNE 4. The move of the Karnataka Power Transmission Corporation Ltd. (KPTCL) to seek a six per cent hike in power tariff to meet its additional commitment of Rs. 1,040 crore to the Tannir Bavi Power Company Ltd. (TBPCL) over the next ...
    'Final Cauvery award will be good'
    BANGALORE, JUNE 4. There is every indication that the final award of the Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal will be a good one, and will address the issue of a distress-sharing formula, the Frontline Editor, N. Ram, has said. Speaking at ...
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  • Mahasabha calls for `Gulbarga bandh' on June 11
  • Tahsildar files complaint against DC
  • Govt. urged to open cattle protection centres
  • No trust motion against CMC chief
  • Hassan Dt. heading towards water crisis
  • Govt. plans to buy fodder from Punjab
  • Don't compromise on quality, exporters told
  • Gowda blames Centre for row
  • HC notice to State Govt. on PIL
  • Janata Party will stay, says Mallya


    Karnataka-Bangalore
    Fire causes panic at cinema; 6 injured in melee
    BANGALORE, JUNE 4. Six persons were injured when they jumped from the first floor of Abhinay cinema on B.V.K. Iyengar Road after a fire broke out during the screening of a Hindi film on Wednesday evening. The incident occurred at 5.15 p.m. ...
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  • Rain in City
  • Student commits suicide
  • Photo ID cards to be issued today
  • Elders' Helpline offers legal advice
  • BMP to launch waste management drive


    Kerala
    Call for total revamp of Forest Dept.
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JUNE 4.The Estimates Committee of the Kerala State Assembly has called for a total revamp of the Forest and Wildlife Department with a cut in staff strength at the top level, creation of a crime stopper cell, use of ...
    Antony not for immediate Cabinet reshuffle
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JUNE 4.The Chief Minister, A. K. Antony, said here today that he was not ruling out changes in his Cabinet before the end of the term of his Government. However, a reshuffle was not his immediate concern, the Chief Minister ...
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  • Govt. could set up special court
  • Tribals reject Govt. call


    Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram
    Parallel English medium divisions in schools
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JUNE 4. The Cabinet on Wednesday decided to sanction English medium classes in Government, aided and unaided Malayalam medium schools. The Chief Minister, A. K. Antony, told presspersons after the Cabinet meeting that ...
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  • All-India medical allotment
  • Panel side-steps sandal unit row
  • Schemes for hospital waste disposal
  • DYFI plans 'secular family gatherings'
  • 'Wanton transfers' in KSEB
  • New colleges sanctioned by Kerala University
  • KWA ordered to reassess water charges
  • Mayor denies charges on tax assessment system


    Tamil Nadu
    Bride calls off marriage
    CHENNAI, JUNE 4. A city girl today preferred to take a long walk to the All-Women Police Station in Ashok Nagar here to taking the seven steps around the holy fire. It was a tough decision for 23-year-old Vidya, but a couple of hours before ...
    Azhagiri sent for judicial custody amid high drama
    MADURAI, JUNE 4. Chaos prevailed in the court of the sixth judicial magistrate here when M. K. Azhagiri, elder son of the former Chief Minister, M. Karunanidhi, was produced today, after a two-day custodial interrogation in the Kiruttinan murder ...
    All-round discontent in engg. admissions
    CHENNAI, JUNE 4.This is a summer of discontent... for students aspiring to enter engineering colleges, parents and managements alike. Though 72,000 seats or more are available in 235 engineering colleges — about 45,000 coming under the ...
    HC won't stay QMC transfers
    CHENNAI, JUNE 4.The Madras High Court today declined to stay the transfer of three Queen Mary's College lecturers, who were shifted to colleges in different districts by a May 26 order. While one of the petitioners, Safra Begum, who alleged ...
    A Tirukkural prodigy wins CM's pat and purse
    CHENNAI, JUNE 4. She is barely three years-old, but has already half-mastered Tirukkural verses. Just mention the first word of any of the first 400 couplets and Akshaya Dhananjeyan, a two-foot tot from a remote hamlet in Cuddalore district, ...
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  • Govt. will blame it on financial constraints, says Karunanidhi
  • LPG tanker movement tapering off as strike intensifies
  • BJP is a single unit: Ganesan
  • Groom's family denies charges
  • Chennai, a hotbed in May
  • Complete Prakash case trial within 8 weeks: HC
  • Road projects set to gain momentum


    Tamil Nadu-Chennai
    Cut in alternate day water supply from July
    CHENNAI, JUNE 4. The State Government today announced a minor cut in the quantum of alternate day water supply to the city as part of an emergency plan to "minimum required supply" till the advent of northeast monsoon. According to a statement ...
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  • Chengai East police stations to be upgraded
  • Speech-impaired youth assaulted at eatery
  • HC stays demolition of CIT Colony building


    Pondicherry
    'Efforts on to open govt. medical college'
    PONDICHERRY, JUNE 4. The Chief Minister, N. Rangasamy, today said efforts had been intensified to start a State Government-run medical college in Pondicherry, and once this was set up, a separate wing on Siddha and other Indian systems of ...
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  • Pondy plans to construct pucca buildings in slums
  • Pondy-Andaman Islands MoU to promote tourism
  • Arduous wait for teachers, students at Kanuapet



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