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Saturday, September 27, 2008
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STATES TAMIL NADU: Power crisis to continue for 3-4 years: CII study State needs a medium-term plan and not a short-term solution. Tiruchi, Sept. 26 Tamil Nadu needs a medium-term plan to tide over the present power crisis and not a short-term solution as the crisis will continue for three to four years, ... KERALA: Power situation in Kerala to be grim Kochi, Sept. 26 The power situation in Kerala this year is going to be grim as with the water storage as on date in the reservoirs of hydroelectric projects in the State, only 2,700 million units could be generated as against 3,900 million ... ANDHRA PRADESH: AP to develop tourist spot at Nizamsagar Hyderabad, Sept. 26 The Andhra Pradesh Government has decided to develop 500 acres at Nizamsagar as a tourist spot on the same lines as the Brindavan ... WEST BENGAL: ‘Singur keeping American investors away from Bengal’ Concerned that signed agreements may be discarded. Kolkata, Sept. 26 The US Consul General, Ms Beth Payne, on Friday said that American investors were shying away from investing in West Bengal because of the ... TAMIL NADU: ‘IT industry needs to add value’ The future of the information technology industry will increasingly depend on its strength to add value to its services, according to Mr Venkatesan Seshadri, Senior Vice-President, Birlasoft (India) Ltd. The sector has the resilience to ... ANDHRA PRADESH: VUDA auctions fetch Rs 31 cr The Visakhapatnam Urban Development Authority (VUDA) got Rs 31 crore on Thursday, the first day of a three-day auction of residential plots at Madhurawada within the limits of the Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal ... KARNATAKA: Educomp bags Karnataka deal Educomp has signed an agreement with the Department of State Education Research and Training, Karnataka Government, for implementation of computer-aided education in 1,571 schools in Karnataka. The order worth Rs 109 crore will be implemented ... KERALA: Kerala Govt plans to map water resources The Kerala Government will undertake mapping of the water resources in the State and prepare a database to formulate projects for their ... TAMIL NADU: A retail model that can stand up to the biggies? Chennai, Sept. 25 In Madurai, an experiment is under way to help standalone retail shops withstand competition from the emerging, large retail chains such as Reliance ... MAHARASHTRA: ‘Retail industry will see big changes’ Mumbai, Sept 26 Retail industry will see huge changes in the next few years, observed the international research conference on retail organised by the Navi Mumbai-based Dr D.Y. Patil University’s Department of Business ... KERALA: Archies to strengthen presence in Kerala Recongising Kerala as a potential State for strengthening business, Archies Ltd, leading gifting and greeting brand, is all set to expand its presence in the ... ANDHRA PRADESH: ‘Health insurance penetration below national average in AP’ The overall percentage of households having health insurance in Andhra Pradesh is at 0.62 per cent which is much lower than the national average of 1.2 per cent, according to a study conducted by Max New York Life Insurance and National ... TAMIL NADU: Minister distributes Rs 11 cr to SHG members Ariyalur, Sept. 26 The Local Administration Minister, Mr M.K. Stalin, distributed revolving funds to the tune of Rs 10.80 crore to 28,671 self-help group members at a function held here on ...
TAMIL NADU:
TN truckers support strike plan
KARNATAKA:
‘SEZ will be boon to Mangalore’
KERALA:
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