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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh Medicos to go on strike from tomorrow VIJAYAWADA, DEC. 10.The Andhra Pradesh Junior Doctors Association has given a call to all undergraduate and postgraduate medical students studying in the 10 Government medical colleges and all junior doctors to go on an indefinite strike from ... Naidu justifies grant to CMEY groups HYDERABAD, DEC. 10. The Chief Minister, N. Chandrababu Naidu, has found fault with the criticism of the recent Government decision to provide grants ranging from Rs.15,000 to Rs.30,000 to CMEY groups in the State. Talking to reporters after ... Other Stories
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New-look Durgam Cheruvu beckons touristsHYDERABAD, DEC. 10. Looking for a natural and serene ambience for those open air get-togethers, or a quiet evening for a family outing? One no longer need to go to outskirts. It is there right in the midst of Jubilee Hills. The Andhra Pradesh ... Other Stories
Karnataka Telgi case: Two jail officials arrested BANGALORE, DEC. 10. The Stamp Paper Investigation Team (STAMPIT), which is investigating the multi-crore stamp paper racket, on Tuesday arrested P.N. Jayasimha, former Superintendent of the Bangalore Central Prison, and Nanjappa, Assistant ... Govt. not keen on World Bank loan for UKP package BANGALORE, DEC. 10. Though the World Bank had twice suspended aid to Karnataka on the issue of rehabilitation and resettlement of people displaced by the Upper Krishna Project (UKP) in Bagalkot district, it has now come forward to finance the ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore Man accused of murdering wife, son BANGALORE, DEC. 10. A 40-year-old man allegedly murdered his wife and son, and brutally assaulted his daughter at their house in Banaswadi police station limits on Wednesday morning. According to police, the incident occurred at the house of ... Other Stories
Kerala Tamil Nadu promise not sufficient for Chittur crop PALAKKAD, DEC. 10.The 1.5 tmc of water the Tamil Nadu Government promised to release from the inter-State Parambikulam Aliyar Project (PAP) for the standing second crop in the Chittur Puzha project area will be insufficient to irrigate paddy in ... Mahakavi M. P. Appan dead THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, DEC. 10. Poet and litterateur of Malayalam, Mahakavi M. P. Appan (90), who died on Wednesday, was cremated with full State honours in the evening. Mr. Appan had been ailing for a week. Hundreds of people, including ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram New traffic arrangement at Vellayambalam to continue THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, DEC. 10.The traffic arrangements introduced by the District Traffic Advisory Committee at Vellayambalam, to ease the congestion in the approach roads leading to the roundabout on an experimental basis from Monday, have been ... Other Stories
Kerala-Kochi MCI opposes recognition KOCHI, DEC. 10.The Medical Council of India(MCI) has refrained from recommending recognition to the Cooperative Medical College at Kalamassery. In a recent communication to the Union Ministry of Health, the MCI has said that the college lacks ... Cochin Marine Seminar tomorrow KOCHI, DEC. 10.The Kochi branch of the Institute of Marine Engineers (India) will conduct a national seminar on `Emerging challenges in national shipping - ports and ships' at the Hotel Taj Malabar on December 12 and 13. The Cochin Marine ... `Delay in pronouncing judgments human rights violation' KOCHI, DEC.10.The delay in pronouncing judgments in cases where judgment was reserved amounted to human rights violation by the judiciary, said the former State Human Rights Commission chairperson, Justice M.M.Pareeth Pillai. Mr. Pillai was ... Tamil Nadu 
Doubts persist over Veeranam projectCUDDALORE, DEC. 10. Even as execution of the Rs. 720-crore Chennai Water Supply Augmentation Project-I or New Veeranam Project is apace, reservations have been expressed in certain quarters about its feasibility. Ayacutdars attached to the ... Transfer cases to Pondicherry, Jayalalithaa urges apex court NEW DELHI, DEC. 10. The Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, Jayalalithaa, today moved the Supreme Court, seeking a modification of its order transferring two disproportionate assets cases against her and four others from a Chennai special court to a ... `Special court cannot decide on Vaiko plea' CHENNAI, DEC. 10.A special court will pronounce on Friday its decision on allowing Vaiko, Prevention of Terrorism Act detenu and Marumalarchi Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam MP, to participate in a debate and voting on the POTA amendment Bill. He ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai TV watching becoming expensive CHENNAI. DEC. 10. About 100 days ago, the conditional access system (CAS) was implemented in the city with a promise to bringing down costs and providing freedom of choice for cable TV subscribers. A couple of weeks ago, the direct-to-home (DTH) ... Other Stories
Pondicherry Rs.35-cr. maternity hospital for Ellaipillaichavady PONDICHERRY, DEC. 10. A Rs.35-crore multi disciplinary maternity hospital would come up in another two years on a sprawling site at Ellaipillaichavady. An expert private agency of international repute had been requisitioned for the designing of ... `Settle grievances of housing board apartment owners' PONDICHERRY, DEC. 10. The welfare Association of Residents of Ashok Nagar in Pondicherry have appealed to the Tamil Nadu Governor, P. S. Ramamohan Rao, now holding additional charge of Administrator of the Union Territory, to settle the ... Government urged to set up Women's Commission PONDICHERRY, DEC. 10. A delegation of the Pondicherry State Social Welfare Board led by its chairperson, Madumita Banerjee, today handed a charter of resolutions to the Chief Minister, N. Rangasamy, today. Earlier, they took out a rally here ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Metro Plus | Sci Tech | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
  
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