The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, November 15, 2003

India says Pakistan Minister's remarks `in bad taste'
THE Government on Friday said the remarks made by the visiting Pakistani Information Minister, Mr Shiekh Rashid Ahmed, were "in bad taste and not in keeping with the spirit of SAARC." The Information and Broadcasting Minister, Mr Ravi Shankar ... More

POLITICS

AP Assembly dissolved
ON a day of hectic developments, the Andhra Pradesh Governor, Mr Surjit Singh Barnala, accepted the recommendation of the Chandrababu Naidu Government for dissolution of the State Assembly, about nine months ahead of its five year-term, and asked ... More

E-GOVERNANCE

Grievance redressal thru Net in TN
MADURAI: People in 18 villages in Theni taluk will have direct access to the district administration for redressal of their grievances, thanks to the Internet facility provided. According to District Collector, Mr Atul Anand, interaction ... More

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