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Anantapur

  • Most addresses on alternative voter ID proof found to be fake

    • Andhra Pradesh

  • Civic polls: counting today
  • `Research centre for ageing needed'
  • Briefly

    • Andhra Pradesh - Others

  • YSR for permanent solution to recurring Godavari floods
  • Scribes condemn attack by Congress leaders
  • Relief reaches marooned tribal villages, at last
  • Floods: majority of MLAs for steps on permanent basis
  • Cobras a creation of factionists: Jana
  • Congress to report police `partiality' to SEC, APCC
  • Circuit tour to tourist destinations, temples
  • Poll over, but promises linger
  • Dacoit gang held, booty seized
  • State's financial status improves, says Rosaiah
  • Ministers review arrangements for Saibaba birthday
  • `Fear of rout makes Telugu Desam boycott poll'
  • Re-poll in 9th ward peaceful
  • PF adalats on October 14
  • 61 p.c. polling in Kadapa division

    • Bangalore

  • Siddaramaiah's concern for OBCs questioned
  • Testing the fitness of the employees at the ITPL
  • The `Java evangelist' of Bangalore
  • Telgi's name does not figure in conversation produced by CBI
  • Slum development: Deve Gowda comes down on Ananth Kumar, BJP
  • Domestic servants get attractive package in Bangalore's suburbs
  • Conditions appalling in slums: PAC report
  • Draft Bill sought to solve problems arising out of verdict on admissions
  • Habitual offenders may lose their driving licences
  • Dharam Singh's call for practising value-based politics
  • Congress has helped the poor more than any political party, says Kharge
  • Man arrested, pirated CDs seized at Kalasipalyam
  • `Brit Masala' floors city's youth
  • Man strangles wife, goes to police
  • Lake to get new lease of life
  • Rush of officials on info superhighway
  • Sahitya parishat special meeting postponed
  • This hospital promises to make your visit pleasant
  • Car driver stabbed to death at Koodlu
  • Pickpocket nabbed near Cantonment station
  • Journalist robbed
  • Around the City
  • In Bangalore Today
  • Reader's Mail

    • Basketball

  • Another loss for JSC

    • Belgaum

  • Panel, corpus fund for the disabled sought

    • Bellary

  • Three dacoits arrested

    • Bidar

  • Crops on 25,000 acres damaged by flood in Manjra

    • Bihar

  • Bihar polls: Scanners to check inflow of black money

    • Bijapur

  • Six villages flooded as Malaprabha is in spate
  • Bagalkot Congress meet witnesses unruly scenes

    • Business

  • Soaring stocks can conceal fragile market
  • Complex task of moving to outcome budgets
  • Will farmers benefit from commodity futures?
  • Grounds for impugning constitutionality of the Fringe Benefit Tax
  • Diesel Safari goes hi-tech

    • Cartoons

  • Cartoon

    • Chennai

  • The job fair that had lots to offer
  • No end to engineering admissions confusion
  • Kathipara flyover work is ahead of schedule: Baalu
  • Kanyakumari wayside inns have fallen into disrepair
  • Break free of shackles, women councillors told
  • Colleges plan to soon move Supreme Court
  • A tribute to sound of silence
  • Move to close digital divide
  • Cine musicians honoured
  • When their dreams took wings
  • Sudden showers drench city
  • Musical extravaganza at Kamarajar Arangam
  • Sub-Inspector ordered to pay Rs. 10,000 for rights violations
  • Job fair saves time and running around
  • `Sphere' norms to be met in tsunami works
  • Freight target: zonal railways asked to list steps
  • Go for distance education, Muslim institutions told
  • Career Launcher to conduct Junction MBA
  • Orders on appointment of teachers challenged
  • Words Work series can help you master English
  • Unorganised workers assail proposed social security bill
  • Adam Khoo programme in October
  • Fisherfolk protest effluent discharge at Ennore plant
  • Kotturpuram residents list their grievances
  • Rose Day celebrated
  • DPI activists arrested
  • Prince of Arcot makes plea for secularism
  • Hypnosis show organised
  • New women SIs call on city police chief
  • Around the City
  • In Chennai Today
  • Reader's Mail

    • Chess

  • Srinivasan is AICF chief

    • Coimbatore

  • Work gets under way for new bridge across Noyyal
  • Women farmers take up scientific storage of foodgrains
  • Child with congenital cataract operated upon successfully
  • Elected to Coimbatore Press Club
  • In Coimbatore Today

    • Cricket

  • Chawla, Mayank save India
  • Harbhajan stands by his captain
  • S.K. Nair livid about e-mail leak to press
  • Chemplast in final
  • Don't humiliate Chappell: Bedi

    • Crossword

  • The Hindu Crossword 8407
  • Solution to Puzzle 8406

    • Cuddalore

  • Cuddalore Collector asks service organisations to adopt differently-abled
  • Mahatma Gandhi statue awaits Minister's convenience

    • Dharmapuri

  • Rs. 2.45 crores to upgrade Harur GH

    • Dindigul

  • They pay taxes, yet they're faced with taxing lack of facilities

    • Editorials

  • India's shameful vote against Iran

    • Eluru

  • Hectic activity follows visit of YSR, Naidu
  • Police case against MLA

    • Erode

  • Desilt Orathupalayam reservoir: PWD
  • Teachers' recruitment examination held
  • Weavers seek more yarn from Co-optex
  • Reservation counter sought

    • Football

  • `Blackburns' for Manchester United

    • Front Page

  • Left: India yielded to U.S. pressure
  • Chappell disappointed over letter leak
  • Vajpayee criticises RSS attempt to restrict thought process
  • Coaches must work with their captains
  • Chappell's first 100 days in office
  • Centre proposes to lay six-lane roads, says Baalu
  • U.S. to pick up the pieces as Rita eases
  • Lifestyle key to health
  • 8 die in house collapses
  • Earthquake rocks Indonesia
  • State to complain to Centre about water release from Maharashtra
  • Congress MLA offers to quit
  • India joins mega cross-border project to save the tiger
  • Their numbers still rock the music world
  • Bangladeshis held
  • `Cauvery Pushkaram' at Srirangam from Sept. 28
  • Three jail officials suspended after riot
  • YSR, TDP president visit flood-hit areas
  • NLFT militants kill 8 in Tripura
  • Eco-tourism centre to be set up in capital
  • Turning the underutilised into fertile lands
  • Typhoon fury
  • Women panchayat presidents seek more powers
  • Final phase of polling today
  • Hyderabadi `kills' wife, 4 children; hangs self
  • August 24 letter on Krishna mutt withdrawn

    • Golf

  • Atwal struggles; Ghei tied 12th

    • Gulbarga

  • Reservoirs register record water level
  • Situation satisfactory despite drop in sowing area
  • Regularisation of daily wage workers being considered
  • Prakash felicitated in Gulbarga
  • Last date for repayment of farm loan not to be extended
  • Heavy rainfall in Gulbarga district
  • Computerised ration cards to be issued

    • Guntur

  • Guntur seeks Rs.135 crores
  • Pro-active policing ensures peaceful poll: SP
  • District-level painting competition for students on October 2
  • Three hurt as TDP, Congress men clash

    • Hassan

  • Upper Bhadra Project: alternative proposal being worked out
  • JD(S) chief trying to weaken Congress, charges Jalappa

    • Hubli-Dharwad

  • ZP elections: it's for poll panel to decide on dates, says Horatti
  • Bank offers one-time settlement facility

    • Hyderabad

  • Cable operator hacked to death at Champapet
  • Fight bias against girl-child: Amala Akkineni
  • 12 persons arrested for ransacking cancer institute
  • On a `cultural' treasure hunt
  • Stars lend their glitter to Onam celebrations
  • SEC seeks report on Pulivendula
  • Saudi Arabia may post consul in city
  • Fighting gender bias, via studies
  • Unique initiative on civic issues
  • State allows more time for bids on metro rail project
  • Shape up, for heart's sake
  • World Bank report all praise for self-help groups
  • Halt counting of votes in Pulivendula, urges TDP
  • Forum leaders allege foisting of cases
  • Big relief for bio-pharma units
  • Madame Cama's birth centenary celebrated
  • Scribes seek action against MLAs
  • New equipment to give boost to CCMB research
  • Criminal case against KCR, Narendra
  • Intelligence branch Inspector dead
  • Students told to fight for socialism
  • Around the City
  • In Hyderabad Today
  • Reader's Mail
  • Crime Watch

    • India & World

  • Talks to look at new airline routes between India, Pakistan
  • India spells out economic priorities to Australia
  • Sarabjit's lawyer to seek transcript of tapes
  • M.K. Narayanan in Beijing for boundary talks

    • International

  • U.S. to pick up the pieces as Rita eases
  • Resistance level unexpected: Blair
  • Pakistan feared Israeli raid on nuclear sites
  • "Bangladesh is a model to other Muslim nations"
  • A Bollywood night in California
  • Was Cleopatra a cross dresser?
  • Use any measure, Sharon tells army
  • Preliminary results of Afghan poll released
  • Bush plea for Iraq aid nets $600
  • Probe as players vanish
  • Osama crippled as Al-Qaeda leader: official

    • Kannur

  • Elaborate security arrangements in Kannur
  • `Police creating terror situation in Kannur'
  • Office-bearers

    • Karimnagar

  • Police fight naxals by pinning posters
  • Arrangements in place for counting of votes

    • Karnataka

  • Karnataka to complain against Maharashtra
  • Development is a casualty here
  • Briefly
  • In Mysore Today

    • Karnataka - Others

  • Education in north Karnataka districts given priority
  • Tension prevails at Hogenakkal
  • M.P. Prakash defends proposed revision of reservation
  • Davangere expects bumper yield
  • `Teachers must develop hunger for knowledge'
  • CPI to stage protests in Chikmagalur

    • Kerala

  • Second phase of polling to Kerala civic bodies today
  • Murder case hearing today
  • All set for smooth conduct of polls
  • Preserving a natural heritage
  • Improving skills
  • Briefly
  • In Kollam Today
  • In Thrissur Today

    • Kerala - Others

  • Security tightened in Malappuram district
  • Stakes high for major players in Kasaragod, Kanhangad

    • Khammam

  • Keshava Rao certain of Congress win
  • State fails to rise to the occasion, says Chandrababu Naidu

    • Kochi

  • Guiding parents of mentally challenged children
  • `Lack of infrastructure nation's bane'
  • Voting percentage unrealistic, say political leaders
  • A confluence of artists
  • CPT to hand over land for marina by mid-October
  • Ode to Pope John Paul II
  • Heart Care Foundation launched
  • Country boats at international show
  • The final poll figures
  • Search on for professor
  • Ban on illegal deemed varsities
  • Around the City
  • In Kochi Today

    • Kollam

  • Ornamental fowls... the new fancy
  • Woman delivered of baby on the roadside at Anchal
  • Polling put at 59.5 % in Kollam
  • Communist leader Manjusha Vidyadharan dead

    • Kottayam

  • 64.3 per cent polling recorded in Kottayam district

    • Kozhikode

  • All set for smooth conduct of polls
  • `Prevention of Deafness' project for Malappuram district
  • LDF exudes confidence in district panchayat
  • Mob attacks newspaper office in Kozhikode
  • Fuel to be stored

    • Kurnool

  • Minister refutes allegation on supporting independent

    • Leader Page Articles

  • Social security for unorganised workers

    • Letters to the Editor

  • Of Governors
  • Extend reservation
  • Create more brands
  • Chappell-Ganguly spat

    • Madhya Pradesh

  • Congress to protest `false' cases against farmers
  • Disaster averted

    • Madurai

  • Competitions marked by guts and glory
  • Police sound alert in southern districts
  • Experts dish out food for thought
  • "Men more prone to paralytic stroke"
  • Bitter memories come back to haunt victims living with humiliation
  • National network of SHGs to be launched shortly
  • Venkoba Rao passes away
  • Varsity to play host to theatre contest
  • PT demands land for the landless
  • Medical camp
  • Around the City
  • In Madurai Today
  • Reporter's Diary

    • Maharashtra

  • Veteran Bollywood dancer struggles for survival

    • Mangalore

  • BJP halts overloaded trucks at check-posts
  • `Dalit Christians need support'
  • Kidnapped boys rescued
  • Marathon, talks mark World Heart Day
  • Exhibition of handicrafts
  • In Mangalore Today
  • Reader's mail

    • Mysore

  • Traders told to pay for restoration of market
  • Hoarding at K.R. Circle draws people's ire
  • Funds released to develop circuit plan for Mysore
  • Water board to be set up in State
  • Cement wall on palace premises demolished

    • National

  • Manmohan to chair Plan panel meet on agriculture
  • Credit reforms recommended in agriculture sector
  • Polio eradication in sight: report
  • Ghising's council term extended
  • ``UPA has not fulfilled promises''
  • Manmohan for huge investment in health
  • Citizens' report on Mumbai floods likely by October 31
  • Yatra complete only after temple is built, says Advani
  • JD(U)-BJP stuck in seat-sharing talks
  • Call to mount global campaign against maternal mortality
  • EC technology to check poll malpractices
  • Government's duty is to punish guilty: Swamy
  • NCP to depose against Rane supporters in murder case
  • New Interpol notice against Dawood
  • A `story-telling' museum on the Parliament campus
  • Lighting the Pir Panjal

    • Nellore

  • Collector's report on violence `shocking,' says TDP leader

    • New Delhi

  • `I write to maintain my sanity'
  • Manmohan calls for huge investment in health
  • Delhi Government under the scanner
  • Move to strengthen cultural ties
  • Culprits involved in stabbing Kargil war hero identified
  • Nigerian diplomat's son held
  • Bid to convert waste to wealth
  • Air India flight delayed by 36 hours
  • Water harvesting by DMRC
  • BJP's memo to Lieutenant-Governor
  • Around the City
  • Briefly
  • In the Capital Today
  • Reader's Mail

    • News Analysis

  • India's IAEA vote was decided in advance
  • China's second manned space mission
  • A question of lifestyles
  • Why equality is the best policy
  • Despair is still not an option in Iraq

    • Nizamabad

  • Re-poll peaceful in Bodhan

    • Obituary

  • Obituary

    • Palakkad

  • Seized sandalwood still with police
  • Call to fight pollution
  • BSNL SIM cards to be distributed

    • Pathanamthitta

  • Elaborate arrangements made for counting
  • Polling staff denied postal ballots: CPI(M)

    • Pondicherry

  • Tsunami aid not utilised: AIADMK
  • Palm leaf manuscripts to be listed in UNESCO
  • School head nominated to NCERT panel
  • Two held on theft charge
  • Fresh candidates can apply for MCA seats in Pondy colleges

    • Punjab

  • Paddy procurement begins in Punjab today

    • Racing : Horse

  • Hunting Hawk for feature event
  • Rebounding Flame in fine form
  • Simply Supreme claims main event
  • Friendly Fire wins chief event

    • Racing : Motor

  • Alonso set to take over Schumacher's crown

    • Rajasthan

  • World experts to discuss grasslands

    • Religion

  • Work for work's sake

    • Salem

  • `Don't merge public sector banks'
  • Survey carried out to help Mallur guava farmers
  • Plans on to sink borewells
  • Hunt for BJP worker

    • Shimoga

  • Government blamed for postal department staff's problems
  • Eight teachers union members suspended
  • A rewarding experience for music lovers

    • Sivaganga

  • `Water release will help meet drinking needs'

    • Sport

  • Coaches must work with their captains
  • Chappell's first 100 days in office
  • No stopping Myskina
  • Sweden tightens grip
  • Rastogi wins title
  • Sharat Kamal just too good

    • Sports : General

  • Ganguly must quit
  • Writers BC wins again
  • Easy win for Nav Bharath
  • All-round effort by Benjamin Thomas

    • Srikakulam

  • Heavy betting on poll outcome

    • Tamil Nadu

  • Two held on charge of cheating doctor
  • 5-lakh farmers eligible for new scheme in Villupuram
  • Singaporean institutions hard sell their new programmes
  • Proficiency in Japanese helps engineering students
  • Tsunami experience on celluloid
  • Briefly
  • In Salem Today

    • Tamil Nadu - Others

  • Demand for new bus stand turning into a controversy
  • Ask Govt. counsel to plead our case, Karur ryots urge Minister
  • Painting a green and clean picture of Pondicherry
  • India Knit Fair from October 5
  • Probe concludes; silent protest today
  • Works inspected
  • Palm leaf manuscripts to be listed
  • Around the City

    • Tennis

  • Relief for Myskina
  • Croatia to meet Slovakia in final
  • Kirilenko clinches maiden WTA title

    • Thanjavur

  • Free textbooks given to 97 lakh students: Minister

    • Thiruvananthapuram

  • Are Onam festivities taxing the common man? Debt trap
  • The big picture in the television market
  • Concern over low turnout of voters in district
  • Delay in shifting utility lines hits road projects
  • Only vibrant themes can save film industry
  • All set for counting tomorrow
  • 59.94 per cent polling in first phase
  • Achuthanandan alleges bid to sabotage election
  • Probe sought into State transport project
  • Achuthanandan trying to isolate police and Government, says Chennithala
  • Senior citizens celebrate Onam
  • Results from urban bodies by 11 a.m. tomorrow
  • Milk comes after liquor
  • Attack condemned
  • Next issue
  • Free sports training programme
  • Elected office-bearers
  • Around the City
  • In Thiruvananthapuram Today
  • Reader's Mail

    • This Day That Age

  • dated September 26, 1955: Insurance: Govt. move
  • dated September 26, 1955: Importance of handicrafts
  • dated September 26, 1955: Eisenhower ill

    • Thrissur

  • RGCB scientists develop DNA-based method to control teak defoliator

    • Tiruchi

  • "Tamil Nadu keen on encouraging wind energy"
  • Campaigning for a life-saving cause
  • NPCIL planning to expedite new projects
  • Research on cropping strategy for coastal dts.
  • Explaining value of education through a medium of lllusion
  • 1,300-plus junior PGT aspirants sit for exam in Tiruchi district
  • `Wind energy in 20 sites still untapped in State'
  • Varsity needs a unitary set-up: Anandakrishnan
  • `Hindi, a tool to unite people of different regions'
  • Housing promoters' forum plan token strike on September 28
  • Around the City
  • In Tiruchi Today
  • Reporter's Diary

    • Tirunelveli

  • Waiting in the wings for a break
  • Power shutdown
  • Separate reservation sought for Muslims

    • Tuticorin

  • SHG women to be given skill training

    • Udhagamandalam

  • Policy on organic agriculture sought
  • Residents protest dumping of garbage

    • Union Territories

  • Chandigarh MP questions probe against Press Club

    • Uttar Pradesh

  • Threat of flood looms large

    • Uttaranchal

  • Parasite fungus faces extinction in Uttaranchal's forests

    • Vijayawada

  • TDP begins wooing affected residents
  • Modernisation of Budameru drain to be taken up soon
  • Low-key campaign by parties in flood-hit areas
  • Doctors' team addresses health concerns of flood victims
  • Attack on journalists: Chief Minister promises action
  • Lorry owners' emphasis on road safety
  • Naidu's itinerary
  • Around the City
  • In Vijayawada Today
  • Reader's Mail

    • Visakhapatnam

  • Insurance staff union faults UPA policies
  • Sex racket busted
  • CPI (M) expresses concern over threat to fishermen's livelihood
  • Rail union leaders allege raw deal
  • Andhra treat for foodies
  • Fervour marks Onam fete
  • DCI allays fears on Sethusamudram
  • Cookery, drawing contest
  • All set for counting of votes today
  • Cooperative bank dividend
  • AIDS awareness at NCC camp
  • Tsundur case: Dalit Sena flays transfer of judge
  • Around the City
  • In Visakhapatnam Today
  • Reader's Mail

    • Weather

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