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Andhra Pradesh
Advani calls for people-friendly policing
HYDERABAD, NOV. 2.The Deputy Prime Minister, L.K. Advani, has called for people-friendly policing as the police are meant not just to maintain law and order but protect the property and person of every individual. Speaking after reviewing the ...
5 killed in road accident
ANANTAPUR, NOV.2. Five persons were killed and seven others injured when a jeep and a police van collided head-on between Lolur and Kothapalli in Garladinne mandal on the NH-7 in Anantapur district today. The injured were admitted to the Medical ...
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Naxalites fast losing tribals' sympathy
MPP chief quits ahead of no-trust move
Special package for BC artisans
Bid to kidnap priest foiled
State-level sports meet from Nov. 8
KCR reiterates demand for separate Telangana
Plea to take up drainage project
Police accused of harassing Dalits
Protesting cable operators resort to TV blackout
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad
Sivananda Award for dental teacher
HYDERABAD, NOV. 2. Well-known dental and orthodontic teacher, Bodhanapu Seshadri, has been selected for the Sivananda Eminent Citizen Award 2003 for his contribution to the field of medicine. He is the founder-Principal of the Government Dental ...
`Chalo Raj Bhavan' by NSUI on Nov. 11
HYDERABAD, NOV. 2. The State unit of the National Students' Union of India will organise a "Chalo Raj Bhavan" programme on November 11 in protest against what it called the anti-student policies of the Government. The NSUI members would meet the ...
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YSR demands ration cards for all eligible beneficiaries
CM to launch micro-irrigation project today
`Change in political agenda of State'
No quarter to groups working against party: Azad
Govt. committed to boosting SSI sector: Minister
`Yatra starting point decided by Vedic scholars'
Best small-scale entrepreneur award for Anantapur resident
Karnataka
Another explosive device found in Legislators' Home
BANGALORE, NOV. 2. Another explosive device was discovered from the Legislators' Home today. Only yesterday two such devices with detonators were found on the premises. The device found at the New Block of the Legislators' Home was found by the ...
'Integrate coastal shipping with transport system'
MANIPAL, (Udupi District), Nov. 2. The Director of the National Institute of Port Management (NIPM), Chennai, T. S. Ashok Kumar, on Sunday said that coastal shipping should be integrated with the transport system of the country. He was speaking ...
CPI leader P. Raman dead
BANGALORE, NOV. 2. P. Raman (72), a senior State CPI leader, passed away early this morning. He had been ailing for some time. He is survived by his wife, a son and a daughter. A former Assistant Secretary of the State Council of the CPI, Mr. ...
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BJP assails Moily's remarks
Railways yet to meet demand for Hubli-Mumbai daily service
Halmidi village finally on the road to recognition
Agro-based industries sought in Bidar
Diverse views on new property tax scheme
Training institute building inaugurated
Music can unite people: Bhimsen Joshi
Dry spell affects rabi sowing in Gulbarga
`Integrate coastal shipping with transport system'
Minister stresses need to survey lands, update records
Karnataka-Bangalore
Laws fail to stop crimes against women
BANGALORE, NOV. 2.The rape of a Swiss diplomat and the molestation of another woman in Delhi recently have once again focused attention on crimes against women. Crime in India, a handbook published by the National Crime Records Bureau ...
Meet calls for promoting Ayurveda
BANGALORE, NOV. 2. A four-day National Ayurvedic Conference concluded here on Sunday with a call to "revive and promote'' Ayurveda with efficacy and glory. Speakers, including the Governor, T.N. Chaturvedi, the Minister for Medical Education, ...
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Regional films getting short shrift: film-makers
CPI leader P. Raman dead
Some Congress leaders can speak out: Vayalar
Kerala
Karunakaran dares Antony to convene Assembly
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, NOV. 2.The standoff between the senior Congress leader, K. Karunakaran, and the Chief Minister, A.K. Antony, appears to be entering a new phase, with the debate between the two now centered on the convening of the Assembly ...
RRL exploring microbial wealth
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, NOV. 2.The Regional Research Laboratory (RRL) here under the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) is exploring the microbial biodiversity of the Western Ghats as part of a national project. As many as 12 ...
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`India can put man on the moon'
Thousands throng saint's tomb at Parumala
Kudumbasree bags draw heavy orders
Heavy rain wreaks havoc in Kaviyoor
Kumarakom: real issues remain unresolved
Shift system mooted for anaesthetists
All art works should have indigenous touch: Kanayi
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram
RRL exploring microbial wealth
Illegal sand-mining thriving in forest divisions
Prison panel submits report
Re-carpeting of runway begins
Loan swapping brings gains to KSEB
Political stability: State dispels popular notions
Tamil Nadu
SHGs help the disabled find their vocation
CHENNAI, NOV. 2.Disabled children and their parents say they have become more secure and confident about their future after they got involved with Self-Help Groups. "I feel more relaxed now because I know my son is capable of living independently ...
Provide protection to fishermen immediately: CM tells Kerala
NAGERCOIL, NOV. 2. The Chief Minister, Jayalalithaa, has asked the Kerala Government to immediately provide protection to the lives and property of Kanyakumari fishermen operating in Kerala waters and while utilising the Kochi harbour, according ...
Boost for infrastructure in TN colleges likely
CHENNAI, NOV.2. An initiative to improve the quality and infrastructure of technical education in Tamil Nadu will get a formal structure at a meeting to be held at Noida (Uttar Pradesh) on Tuesday. Administrators of seven States will get an idea ...
CITU conclave will focus on right to strike
SALEM, NOV. 2. Vital issues confronting the labour class, particularly in the aftermath of the Tamil Nadu Government employees' strike and the Supreme Court judgment on strikes, will be discussed at the 11th All-India CITU conference to be held ...
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Implement pension scheme: construction workers
SSC discriminating against non-Hindi candidates: Vaiko
Help poor education institutions, Moorthy tells chambers
Drop move to build new Secretariat complex: CPI
Look into custodial death again: court tells SHRC
Tamil Nadu-Chennai
Safety is at stake, says review panel
CHENNAI, NOV. 2. Safety has to be compromised if a rail link is to be provided between the Chennai Central and Egmore stations, as the proposed alignment requires a lot of condonation with respect to the ``schedule of dimension," a review panel ...
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Awards presented to teachers
SAARC transplant games in December
Murder case accused surrenders in court
Fake lubricants seized
Pondicherry
Canal linking Andaman Sea to the Gulf of Thailand sought
PONDICHERRY, NOV. 2. The Dravida Peravai has appealed to the Prime Minister, A.B. Vajpayee, and his Thailand counterpart, Thaksin Shinawatra, to construct a canal linking the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand to cut short the distance to ...
Bank to popularise home loan concept in small towns
PONDICHERRY, NOV. 2. The Indian Bank is taking the home loan concept to small towns, district headquarters and villages rather than just concentrating on customers in metropolitan cities, according to its executive director, M.B.N. Rao. ...
Govt. urged to form women's panel
PONDICHERRY, NOV. 2. The Pondicherry unit of the National Federation of Indian Women has called upon the Government to form a women's commission. A federation release here yesterday also urged the administration to introduce schemes to tone up ...
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