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Pondicherry Andhra Pradesh The youth in him pops out! SRIHARIKOTA, OCT. 10. He may be a septuagenarian, but did not appear so. Nor did he conduct himself like one. The President, A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, who visited the Satish Dhawan Space Centre here on Friday for a couple of programmes, was active ... Cong. demands probe by SC Judge HYDERABAD, OCT. 10. The Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee on Friday demanded that the Government order an inquiry by a sitting Supreme Court judge into the attack on the Chief Minister, N Chandrababu Naidu, as there were several apprehensions ... Other Stories
Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad Police start from the scratch It took forensic experts to unravel the mystery behind the murder,apparently without any motive,writes Marri Ramu Tourism Dept. ready with its Game plan HYDERABAD, OCT. 10. As the city gets ready to host the Afro-Asian Games, the Tourism Department is doing its best to showcase the tourist centres of the historical city and other parts of the State as well. The sub-committee on Tourism ... Accommodation poses a problem HYDERABAD, OCT. 10. Where are the rooms, gentlemen? This can be the possible query of visiting athletes if officials have their say. For, the accommodation committee of the Afro-Asian Games is in a fix. Courtesy the demands of officials of ... Karnataka Celebration time for Krishna, Congress BANGALORE, OCT. 10. It is celebration time in Government circles and also in the Congress as the S.M. Krishna regime is completing four years in office on Saturday. Though the Government is a single party one unlike the multi-party NDA Government ... Govt. move to stop grants to cultural bodies questioned BANGALORE, OCT. 10. A letter to the State Government by the Director of the Karnataka Nataka Rangayana, Prasanna, on the controversial issue of continuing annual grants to eight prominent autonomous cultural institutions, has put the Department ... PDS may come under NHRC scrutiny BANGALORE, OCT. 10. The State's public distribution system (PDS) may come under the scanner of the special rapporteur of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), K.R. Venugopal, who has been asked to conduct an on-the-spot inquiry into the ... Other Stories
Karnataka-Bangalore People's needs get priority Public protests against one-way restrictions seem to have made police take into account the needs of people before making drastic changes in road traffic regulations, writes K. Satyamurty Hosur Road flyover nearing completion BANGALORE, OCT. 10. The woes of vehicle-users passing through Central Silk Board-Hosur Road junction in Madivala will be over by the month-end with the commissioning of a flyover. Jayakar Jerome, Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) ... Karim Lala not given adequate security BANGALORE, OCT. 10. Abdul Karim Telagi, alias Karim Lala, accused in the multi-crore stamp-paper racket spanning many States, was seen on the premises of Victoria Hospital with very little security. The reporter of The Hindu and its ... Kerala Rehabilitation gets under way in Marad KOZHIKODE OCT. 10. The much-awaited return of the natives has started in Marad.The members of 71 Muslim families, who had fled Marad village in the wake of the May 2 massacre, were escorted by Sarvodaya volunteers back to their homes under a ... Kerala to seek new devolution package THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, OCT. 10. Alarmed by the almost steady fall in the State's share of Central funds over the last several years, the Kerala Government has decided to press the 12th Finance Commission for a fresh devolution package that takes ... Other Stories
Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram A triumph of investigation A diligent Crime Branch investigation has uncovered a case of murder masquerading as suicide,says G. Anand C-DIT to launch ethnic Clipart CD THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, OCT. 10.The Centre for Development of Imaging Technology (C-DIT) is all set to launch its latest product, "Chithrakkudukka'', a `Kerala Clipart' CD containing images, animations and music clippings specific to the culture of ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu MLA to explain criticism of judge CHENNAI, OCT. 10. The Madras High Court has directed the principal district judges of Madurai and Sivaganga to summon a Congress MLA and presidents of two local bodies and probe their reported criticism of certain observations made by Justice M. ... TN signs MoU to cut stamp duty, property tax CHENNAI, OCT. 10. Tamil Nadu is one of the eight States, which have signed memoranda of understanding with the Union Government for a gradual reduction of stamp duty, registration charges and property taxes, so as to avail itself of assistance ... I won't quit even under pressure, asserts winner MADURAI, OCT. 10. K. Azhagar, a farm worker, backed by the majority caste Hindus, has emerged successful in Thursday's byelection for panchayat president, reserved for Dalits, at Pappapatti in this district. It was a walkover for Mr. Azhagar, ... `Technology must take healthcare to remote areas' CHENNAI, OCT. 10.Technological advances in medicine should help in delivering healthcare to remote areas and people, who cannot afford modern treatment, the President, A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, said here today, after dedicating to the nation a mobile ... Other Stories
Tamil Nadu-Chennai `It is safe to test for dengue' CHENNAI, OCT. 10.It is dengue season again and the lesson this year is that it is no longer an urban phenomenon. It has not been a virulent year for the virus in Chennai, but it has spread its dragnet — going as far as Kanyakumari, where ... Cracker shops sans safety There is a serious move to shift shops to places far away from congested areas and residential localities, says K. Manikandan Other Stories
Pondicherry Cent per cent subsidy for renovating old wells proposed PONDICHERRY, OCT. 10. The Pondicherry Administration has drawn up plans to offer cent per cent subsidy to those renovating old and virtually dilapidated wells to harvest rainwater in villages, the Agriculture Minister, A. Namassivayam, said ... A rare opportunity for villagers PONDICHERRY, OCT. 10.Scores of poor villagers from various Assembly constituencies received the first instalment of housing subsidy of Rs 20,000 recently. The administration had launched the scheme, under which a total grant of Rs 40,000 would ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Young World | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
   
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