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Andhra Pradesh
Cong. keen on `one-to-one' contests
HYDERABAD, NOV. 16.The Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee is working towards ensuring a `one-to-one' contest in the coming Assembly elections. The AICC leadership, following hectic consultations with the State leadership over the last four days, ...
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  • APCO to tap global market
  • MD of proposed PVC plant clarifies
  • Murder in TDP leader's house creates flutter
  • Retired teachers start hospital for needy
  • Peetadhipathis cry halt to 'political meddling'
  • Gopichand award for Pulikanti
  • Funds sanctioned for irrigation project
  • SVU to do away with supplementary exams?
  • Drip irrigation: bankers urged to ease norms
  • Cong. 'doublespeak' on polls flayed
  • Cancer: people urged to heed early warning signals


    Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad
    BJP campaign off to a breezy start
    HYDERABAD, NOV. 16. The public meeting of the BJP at L.B. Nagar on the city outskirts on Sunday more or less set the tone for electioneering in keeping with the prevailing political atmosphere in the State. The meeting, held in connection with ...
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  • Private hospitals need self-regulation: Goud
  • MIM to get into election mode after Id
  • Play caretaker with dignity, Naidu tells Ministers
  • HRF voices concern


    Karnataka
    Maid accused of murdering widow
    BANGALORE, NOV. 16. Radha Srivatsa (56) was stabbed to death allegedly by her housemaid, Revathi (20), at her flat here on Saturday night. The accused later attempted suicide by stabbing herself, police added. On being informed by Jagjit Singh ...
    Cong. rebels told to withdraw
    BANGALORE, NOV. 16. The Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee President, B. Janardhana Poojary, today appealed to the party members, who have filed their nomination papers for the December 1 elections to the Legislative Council against the ...
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  • Engineering students protest new syllabus
  • 300-year-old monument crying for attention
  • JD(S) packs off members to safety ahead of ZP poll
  • Hassan ZP President hits out at MP
  • Stone inscriptions of 12th century found
  • 'Crime victims' rights should be protected'
  • Samiti seeks review of list for ration cards
  • Nyamgouda's choice sparks resentment
  • Law to ensure jobs for Kannada-medium students favoured
  • Scheme to adopt poor students launched


    Karnataka-Bangalore
    A mission to promote neonatal health
    BANGALORE, NOV. 16. The first few minutes after birth make the difference between life and death for a newborn. In many developed nations, less than 10 of 1,000 newborns are lost in the first five years of life. In India, 100 of 1,000 infants ...
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  • Dowry cases: panel for amending IPC section
  • 'Protect right to strike'
  • 'Probe sale of arrack seconds'
  • Bishop Tutu visits L.C. Jain


    Kerala
    Karunakaran group for exchange of posts
    KOCHI, NOV. 16.The Karunakaran faction has proposed an exchange of positions between the Chief Minister, A. K. Antony, and the KPCC president, K. Muraleedharan, to resolve the infighting in the Congress. The `I' faction had sent feelers to this ...
    Sabarimala temple opens
    SABARIMALA, NOV. 16.Thousands of devotees from different parts of South thronged the holy hillock of Sabarimala today when the Lord Ayyappa Temple opened for the 41-day Mandalam season this afternoon. The devotees queued up from Saramkuthi, ...
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  • OTS to continue till March 31
  • 'Solidarity by media fraternity commendable'
  • Health insurance scheme inaugurated
  • 'Further port development only on BOT basis'
  • Need for water conservation stressed
  • Special Intelligence Cell set up at Sabarimala
  • Karunakaran-CM talks will end Cong. crisis: Sankaran


    Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram
    UDF partners to wait till Dec. first week
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, NOV. 16.The UDF constituents have decided to wait till the first week of December for the Congress high command to take necessary steps to resolve the impasse in the party in the State. A decision to this effect was taken ...
    Come clean on IT initiatives: VS
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, NOV. 16.The Leader of the Opposition, V. S. Achuthanandan, has asked the Government to come clean on its panchayat computerisation programme and facilitate an open dialogue on all its IT-related initiatives. In a statement ...
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  • Cong. will tide over crisis, says Antony
  • 'ADB agenda being pursued'
  • Library selected as nodal agency
  • CM to be blamed if party splits: Murali
  • State to procure archival records
  • Killi: notice issued to Government
  • Move to 'unbundle' KSEB opposed


    Tamil Nadu
    National citizen database in 18 months
    CHENNAI, NOV. 16.The average citizen can look forward to an orderly transition to e-governance of a host of services, with the Centre announcing that it will create a national citizenship database in the next 12-18 months. The database will ...
    PMK, MDMK evaluating alliance options
    CHENNAI, NOV. 16.The PMK and the MDMK, constituents of the National Democratic Alliance, are evaluating their electoral options in the context of increasing possibility of the DMK, dominant partner of the BJP-led alliance in Tamil Nadu, snapping ...
    Rest, restoration begin for elephants
    UDHAGAMANDALAM, NOV. 16. With 55 lorries carrying elephants from various parts of the State arriving at Theppakkadu in the Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary near here today, the month-long rest and restoration camp begins for the pachyderms. The ...
    Academics call for thorough restructuring in higher education
    CHENNAI, NOV. 16. Two Vice-Chancellors of key south Indian universities, a senior executive of the University Grants Commission and a host of other academics today called for drastic and urgent reforms in higher education. "We need a complete ...
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  • Opposition not consulted on reducing number of poll booths: DMK
  • One killed as shell goes off in Melur iron scrap store
  • Police recover Chola period panchaloha idols
  • PIL plea seeks directive on filling of posts in consumer fora
  • Criticism against camp malicious: Ramasamy


    Tamil Nadu-Chennai
    Relief hinges on improvement in Kandaleru storage
    CHENNAI, NOV. 16. Any relief for Chennai citizens through the Telugu Ganga water now hinges on building up storage at the Kandaleru dam and release of water from across the border. This morning, the storage of Kandaleru, the terminal storage ...
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  • 'India emerging a global healthcare destination'
  • Fatal fall
  • 5 injured as portion of building collapses


    Pondicherry
    Suggest measures to combat diabetes, IMA told
    PONDICHERRY, NOV. 16.The Chief Minister, N. Rangasamy, said today that the incidence of diabetes was high in Pondicherry and called upon the Indian Medical Association (IMA) to identify the cause for it. Installing the office bearers of the ...
    'Transport Nagar' planned
    PONDICHERRY, NOV. 16.A `Transport Nagar' will be created in Pondicherry to reduce congestion in traffic and to regulate the parking of goods vehicles, according to a decision taken by the Standing Committee on traffic regulation. A press ...
    'Celebrate golden jubilee of Pondy liberation'
    PONDICHERRY, NOV.16.The freedom fighters of Pondicherry have appealed to the Administration to come out with appropriate programmes to celebrate the golden jubilee of the `de facto merger' of Pondicherry. It was on November 1, 1954 did ...
    Electoral rolls revision begins today
    PONDICHERRY, NOV.16.The summary revision of electoral rolls relating to all the 30 Assembly constituencies in Pondicherry begins tomorrow with the publication of draft rolls. The rolls would be on display till December 8 at all polling stations ...



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