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Ex AIADMK Minister Raided By Tamil Nadu Anti-Corruption Agency
28 locations across Tamil Nadu linked to former AIADMK Minister KC Veeramani are being raided by the Directorate of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption (DVAC) on complaints of disproportionate assets.
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Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar To Be Conferred With Social Justice Award
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has been chosen by US-based Periyar International for the 'K Veeramani Social Justice Award', instituted by non-resident followers of Dalit icon Periyar EV Ramasami.
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Tamil Nadu Allots Rs 1,080 Crore for Distribution of Free Laptops: Government
Tamil Nadu Government has allocated Rs 1,080 crore for distribution of laptops this fiscal under the free laptop scheme, one of the flagship schemes of ruling AIADMK, school education Minister K C Veeramani said today.
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Indian-Origin Man Accused of Smuggling Acquitted
A Malaysian of Indian-origin has been absolved of drug smuggling charges after the high court ruled that he did not know anything about the drugs found in the car he was driving.
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Indian-Origin Acquitted Off Drug Charges in Singapore
A Malaysian of Indian-origin has been acquitted in Singapore from drug smuggling charges for which he had been sentenced to over 20 years in jail and 20 strokes of canes in June, 2013.
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Puducherry Fishermen Association Protest Against Delay in Relief Disbursement
The Puducherry Fishermen Association has expressed strong protest against the government's "delay" in disbursing relief to fishermen affected by natural calamities.
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Jayalalithaa appoints C Vijayabaskar as Tamil Nadu's new Health Minister
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa has appointed Dr C Vijayabaskar as the new health minister of the state. Dr Vijayabaskar will replace KC Veeramani.
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Indian-origin teacher in UK gives birth in classroom
An Indian-origin teacher in the UK has dramatically given birth to a baby boy in a classroom after she went into labour while in school.
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15 Indian-American students qualify for Spelling Bee semifinals
A total of 15 Indian-American students, including six girls, have made it to the national Spelling Bee semifinals, making it almost one-third of the total 42 candidates who have qualified.
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Obama misses out on Bangalorean's exquisite gift
US president Barack Obama's whirlwind tour of India ended on Tuesday. But 69-year-old weaver Narayanappa R from Bangalore is an embittered man because all his efforts to personally meet Obama and gift him a three feet by three feet silk stole that he and his wife had hand woven and could be folded and fit into a match box came to a nought.
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Floods had washed away her house. She waited for none to rebuild it
"Her house is somewhere in the lane next to a temple in Thalamari village in Raichur taluk. Try to locate her," said our photo editor, pointing at the photograph of an elderly woman.The photograph showed the woman in distress in the midst of a collapsed house due to the floods that had ravaged the village in October 2009.We set out for Thalamari, w...
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Ex AIADMK Minister Raided By Tamil Nadu Anti-Corruption Agency
28 locations across Tamil Nadu linked to former AIADMK Minister KC Veeramani are being raided by the Directorate of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption (DVAC) on complaints of disproportionate assets.
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Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar To Be Conferred With Social Justice Award
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has been chosen by US-based Periyar International for the 'K Veeramani Social Justice Award', instituted by non-resident followers of Dalit icon Periyar EV Ramasami.
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Tamil Nadu Allots Rs 1,080 Crore for Distribution of Free Laptops: Government
Tamil Nadu Government has allocated Rs 1,080 crore for distribution of laptops this fiscal under the free laptop scheme, one of the flagship schemes of ruling AIADMK, school education Minister K C Veeramani said today.
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Indian-Origin Man Accused of Smuggling Acquitted
A Malaysian of Indian-origin has been absolved of drug smuggling charges after the high court ruled that he did not know anything about the drugs found in the car he was driving.
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Indian-Origin Acquitted Off Drug Charges in Singapore
A Malaysian of Indian-origin has been acquitted in Singapore from drug smuggling charges for which he had been sentenced to over 20 years in jail and 20 strokes of canes in June, 2013.
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Puducherry Fishermen Association Protest Against Delay in Relief Disbursement
The Puducherry Fishermen Association has expressed strong protest against the government's "delay" in disbursing relief to fishermen affected by natural calamities.
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Jayalalithaa appoints C Vijayabaskar as Tamil Nadu's new Health Minister
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa has appointed Dr C Vijayabaskar as the new health minister of the state. Dr Vijayabaskar will replace KC Veeramani.
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Indian-origin teacher in UK gives birth in classroom
An Indian-origin teacher in the UK has dramatically given birth to a baby boy in a classroom after she went into labour while in school.
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15 Indian-American students qualify for Spelling Bee semifinals
A total of 15 Indian-American students, including six girls, have made it to the national Spelling Bee semifinals, making it almost one-third of the total 42 candidates who have qualified.
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Obama misses out on Bangalorean's exquisite gift
US president Barack Obama's whirlwind tour of India ended on Tuesday. But 69-year-old weaver Narayanappa R from Bangalore is an embittered man because all his efforts to personally meet Obama and gift him a three feet by three feet silk stole that he and his wife had hand woven and could be folded and fit into a match box came to a nought.
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Floods had washed away her house. She waited for none to rebuild it
"Her house is somewhere in the lane next to a temple in Thalamari village in Raichur taluk. Try to locate her," said our photo editor, pointing at the photograph of an elderly woman.The photograph showed the woman in distress in the midst of a collapsed house due to the floods that had ravaged the village in October 2009.We set out for Thalamari, w...
