Save wilting Samba crop: CM
Chief minister J. Jayalalithaa in the meeting with her Karnataka counterpart Jagadish Shettar on Thursday highlighted the plight of farmers. She said, “The present storage of Mettur reservoir is
Nude swami’s arrest sought in Prakasam
The All India Students Federation, All India Youth Federation and AP Praja Natyamandali on Thursday demanded the arrest of a 'nude god-man' who was camped near Darsi in Prakasam.
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CMs who shaped TN
Policies, their formulation and implementation are the critical aperture through which modern states have evolved and reified. Though the policies are politically defined and ideologically loaded, the
Ciganda starts as favourite
The country’s top women golfers will be up against a stellar line-up from the Ladies European and Asian Tours, when the $300,000 Hero Women’s Indian Open tees off at the DLF Golf and Country Club here
Goondas can now be detained for one year
The period of preventive detention is to be extended from six months to one year, as per a state government decision.
This is with a view to giving more teeth to the Kerala Anti-Social Activities (Pr
New IT Act rules to make arrests harder
The Centre, acting after widespread nationwide outrage over misuse of the Information Technology Act, said on Thursday it would issue new guidelines by which only a police officer not below the rank o
Runaway bogie halts traffic
A major tragedy was averted when a coach-bogie split from wheel trolley of the Ernakulam-Kayamkulam passenger very close to Alappuzha railway station around 11.30 am on Thursday. There were eight pass
Karnataka to Tamil Nadu: Not a drop of water
The Cauvery talks between Tamil Nadu chief minister Jayalalithaa and her Karnataka counterpart Jagadish Shettar collapsed in less than an hour at a Bengaluru hotel on Thursday.
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She shows the way in story-telling
“A positive attitude and our goals can be attained,” is what Hannah Alice Simon, a nine-year-old visually-challenged girl of Greets Public School, Kaloor, had to say after winning the second prize in
Seats of skulduggery
From tainted academicians locked in ego battles, bribes, blocked seats and leaked question papers, to lack of proper infrastructure, the State’s prestigious universities have seen it all. But neither