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Andhra Pradesh
Viral fever claims more lives in A.P.
HYDERABAD, JULY 5. Viral fever claimed the lives of seven children in Warangal, Nizamabad and Karimnagar districts on Saturday even as the health authorities are claimed to have stepped up efforts to contain the spread of the disease. Four ...
CM to call all-party meet on RDS row
HYDERABAD, JULY 5. The Chief Minister, N. Chandrababu Naidu, plans to convene an all-party meeting shortly to find a solution to the controversial Rajolibanda Diversion Scheme (RDS) dispute between Kurnool and Mahabubnagar farmers even while ...
Parties harden stance on RDS
HYDERABAD, JULY 5.The row over the Rajolibanda Diversion Scheme (RDS) between Mahabubnagar and Kurnool farmers is hotting up with political parties toughening their stand after violence erupted on Friday between the two sides over the outlets of ...
Shekawat asks electronic media to focus on tourism
HYDERABAD, JULY 5. The Vice-President, Bhairon Singh Shekawat, today advised the TV and electronic media to project the rich and traditional Indian culture so as to attract more foreign tourists. Addressing a function organised by the ...
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  • Polytechnics to offer IT courses
  • TRS calls bandh
  • CM asks ryots to show restraint
  • 60 hurt in stampede at temple
  • Train accident: 'guilty will be punished'
  • 'Livelihood school' sets itself ambitious target
  • Low pressure over Bay


    Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad
    Irate residents grill Ministers on drinking water supply
    HYDERABAD, JULY 5. There was this strange spectacle of two HMWSSB tankers delivering water for several houses in Isamiya Bazar separated by a distance of hardly 100 metres. There was an even more amusing sight of a queue at one of the ...
    Rain lashes city
    HYDERABAD, JULY 5.It rained at last. Not that hesitant drizzle which would soon peter off but a heavy spell which started late in the evening and continued well past midnight. After the `hide and seek' the monsoon had been playing for over a ...
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  • City bus shelters under MCH control
  • Fake certificate racket busted
  • Three police commissionerates to share information network
  • Cholera: 20 cases reported in June
  • Braille writer a boon for visually challenged


    Karnataka
    Krishna downplays delay in foodgrain release
    HUBLI, JULY 5. In contrast to the tirade launched by the Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee President, Janardhan Poojary, and the Minister for Home, Mallikarjun Kharge, against the Centre, the Chief Minister, S.M. Krishna, on Saturday, ...
    Deve Gowda blames 'lopsided policies' for poverty
    MANGALORE, JULY 5. The country is heading towards a debacle in social, economic, and political sectors, and the only way this can be halted is by decreasing the gaps between the rich and poor and the agriculture and the non-agriculture sectors, ...
    Levy cess on units with qualified staff, Govt. told
    BANGALORE, JULY 5. The Vice-Chancellor of Bangalore University, M.S. Thimmappa, today stressed the need for imposing education cess on industries and entrepreneurs who make profits by recruiting highly qualified staff. Speaking at a seminar on ...
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  • 'Women's panel should probe assault on corporators'
  • No review of drought relief work: Gowda
  • JD merger at meet in Aug.
  • Directorate favoured arts bodies in Bangalore Urban Dt.?
  • Yatnal blames States for silk shortage


    Karnataka-Bangalore
    Koramangala residents get extra floor demolished
    BANGALORE, JULY 5.Unauthorised construction and expansion of commercial buildings often destroy the peace of many residential neighbourhoods in the City. Most affected people feel they cannot do anything about it. The Koramangala Residents' ...
    'Plans have failed to ease traffic on roads'
    BANGALORE, JULY 5. Too many planners and plans. But none to make them happen. That seems to be the problem dogging Bangalore's traffic managers and planners. This was the most significant fact that emerged from the workshop on `Road and transport ...
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  • BWSSB project may end citizens' woes
  • 7 arrested, goods worth Rs. 20 lakh recovered


    Kerala
    Kerala against river-linking project: CM
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 5. The Chief Minister, A. K. Antony, today reiterated Kerala's opposition to the Centre's river inter-linking project, which includes the Pampa-Achankoil-Waipar link scheme. Addressing the customary MPs' conference on ...
    Fresh rehabilitation drive soon
    KOZHIKODE, JULY 5.An all-party convention called by the Cabinet sub-committee on Marad today decided to give a push to its efforts to restore normality in the violence-ravaged coastal village by organising a communal amity rally there. The ...
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  • New colleges: time-frame for NOC
  • Charges 'fictitious', says Thomas
  • BJP leader insists on CBI probe
  • Hassan too for dropping case
  • KPCC's panchayat meet fails to evolve formula


    Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram
    Action council stages dharna
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 5. The Joint Action Council For Airport Development staged a dharna today, near the Chakkai bridge, to protest against the decision to evict 40-odd families living on three acres of land near the Chakkai bridge, ...
    More hospitalised with dengue fever
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 5. Ten new cases of dengue fever have been confirmed in the district on Saturday, taking the total number of confirmed cases in the district so far to 185. Except for one case at the SAT hospital, all other confirmed ...
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  • Rail services disrupted
  • Zebra dies at zoo
  • Second phase of bypass work to begin this year


    Tamil Nadu
    HC reposes faith in Govt.
    CHENNAI, JULY 5. In an extraordinary move today, the Madras High Court obtained an undertaking from representatives of government employees that they would withdraw their strike, and then `reposed confidence' in the Government releasing all ...
    1 lakh employees sacked
    CHENNAI, JULY 5. A day after promulgating the ordinance providing for summary dismissal of striking employees, the Tamil Nadu Government today sacked nearly one lakh staff members and teachers. Armed with the amended Essential Services ...
    New system has its quota of woes
    CHENNAI, JULY 5. Engineering admissions have begun based on the October 2002 landmark Supreme Court order pertaining to managements of unaided institutions. But the new system is giving rise to problems to several students and their ...
    AG non-committal on staff returning to work
    CHENNAI, JULY 5. Though seven representatives of striking Government employees gave an `unconditional undertaking' in the Madras High Court that they would withdraw the protest and return to work on Monday, the Advocate-General, N.R. Chandran, ...
    DMK leader hurt in police action
    SALEM, JULY 5. High drama was witnessed in front of the Mohan Kumaramangalam Medical College Hospital here when the police used mild force to disperse a group of DMK cadres, who attempted to block a vehicle carrying Mullaivendhan, former Minister ...
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  • 'Celebrate Kamaraj birthday like family function'
  • Vacancy position
  • VIT B.Tech admission list
  • MDMK protests conditions for July 11 meeting
  • Complaint lodged with NHRC
  • Draconian, against Constitution: PMK
  • Interviews at Secretariat
  • LPF to challenge Ordinance
  • Govt. staff put under notice


    Tamil Nadu-Chennai
    Dismissals leave teachers dazed
    CHENNAI, JULY 5. "Please do not write our names or even photograph us here. We did not participate in the strike... we were only not able to sign the attendance registers yesterday," a woman at Ripon Building corridors pleaded with presspersons ...
    Man posing as retired IAS officer held
    CHENNAI, JULY 5. The city police have arrested an imposter allegedly claiming to be a retired IAS officer. G. Ramachandran, who even managed to stay at the BSNL Guest House in Chennai using his bogus `credentials', was trapped after senior police ...
    Other Stories

  • Six held for assaulting panchayat chief
  • Two additional BG lines likely to improve EMU services
  • CMFRI takes up captive breeding of spiny lobsters


    Pondicherry
    Move to reduce constituencies in Karaikal, Mahe opposed
    PONDICHERRY, JULY 5. The one-day training camp held by the Congress (south wing) here on Friday opposed the proposal of the Delimitation Commission to reduce the number of constituencies in Karaikal from six to five and in Mahe from two to ...
    Knowledge centre opened at Periakalapet
    PONDICHERRY, JULY 5. The agricultural scientist and chairman of the M S Swaminathan Research Foundation, M.S. Swaminathan, inaugurated on Friday the 12th knowledge centre at Periakalapet near here for the benefit of fishermen. The purpose of ...



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