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Drone Intrusions Reported Along Line Of Control In J&K, Yet Again
Reports indicate the Army fired warning shots upon sighting the hostile drones, driving them back across the border.
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"Start-Ups Victims Of Needless Over-Regulation," Says Kiran Mazumdar Shaw
Industrialist Kiran Mazumdar Shaw has asked the government to look into the factors that could be hurting start-ups in India, at a time when a slowdown in several sectors has put severe pressure on companies to cut costs and consumers to curtail spending.
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ISRO Throws Satellite Making Open To Private Sector
Two days after India launched 20 satellites in space, AS Kiran Kumar, chairman of India's space research organisation ISRO invited the private sector to make a full spacecraft. To discuss this, a meeting was held on Thursday with more than 110 aerospace companies in Bengaluru.
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No question of going back on Telangana decision, says Digvijaya Singh
The coastal region of Andhra Pradesh is battling a severe power crisis that has emerged as the biggest fallout of protests against a new Telangana state. The indefinite protests by over 30,000 power sector employees from the Seemandhra region has hit hospitals and trains, leaving lakhs of passengers stranded.
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Telangana protests: Seemandhra in emergency mode, power crisis cripples hospitals, trains
Andhra Pradesh is battling a severe power crisis that has emerged as the biggest fallout of protests against a new Telangana state. The indefinite protests by over 30,000 power sector employees from the Seemandhra region has led to massive power outages, affecting hospitals and train services.
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Telangana fallout: Talks on ending power crisis deadlocked, Centre mulls imposing ESMA
Talks between Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Kiran Kumar Reddy and striking power sector employees, agitating against the creation of a Telangana state, yesterday remained inconclusive. The indefinite protests by around 30,000 government employees from the Seemandhra region has led to massive power outages, crippling normal life across the state.
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China ready to invest $160 billion in Andhra Pradesh
China is ready to invest about $160 billion in different sectors in Andhra Pradesh and improve bilateral ties with India, according to economic advisor to the President of China.
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Kiran Kumar Reddy goes to Delhi to meet Prime Minister over gas quota issue
Facing flak from Opposition over the Centre's decision to reduce quota of gas to gas-based power projects in the state, the ruling Congress in Andhra Pradesh today said efforts are being made to see that people do not suffer on account of problems in power sector
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Andhra Pradesh announces credit plan for 2012-13, focus on agriculture
A Rs 1,10,945 crore annual credit plan for the 2012-13 fiscal with a targeted lending of Rs 82,167 crore to the priority sector, including Rs 52,972 crore for agriculture and allied activities, was released by the state government in Hyderabad today.
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Drone Intrusions Reported Along Line Of Control In J&K, Yet Again
Reports indicate the Army fired warning shots upon sighting the hostile drones, driving them back across the border.
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"Start-Ups Victims Of Needless Over-Regulation," Says Kiran Mazumdar Shaw
Industrialist Kiran Mazumdar Shaw has asked the government to look into the factors that could be hurting start-ups in India, at a time when a slowdown in several sectors has put severe pressure on companies to cut costs and consumers to curtail spending.
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ISRO Throws Satellite Making Open To Private Sector
Two days after India launched 20 satellites in space, AS Kiran Kumar, chairman of India's space research organisation ISRO invited the private sector to make a full spacecraft. To discuss this, a meeting was held on Thursday with more than 110 aerospace companies in Bengaluru.
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No question of going back on Telangana decision, says Digvijaya Singh
The coastal region of Andhra Pradesh is battling a severe power crisis that has emerged as the biggest fallout of protests against a new Telangana state. The indefinite protests by over 30,000 power sector employees from the Seemandhra region has hit hospitals and trains, leaving lakhs of passengers stranded.
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Telangana protests: Seemandhra in emergency mode, power crisis cripples hospitals, trains
Andhra Pradesh is battling a severe power crisis that has emerged as the biggest fallout of protests against a new Telangana state. The indefinite protests by over 30,000 power sector employees from the Seemandhra region has led to massive power outages, affecting hospitals and train services.
-
Telangana fallout: Talks on ending power crisis deadlocked, Centre mulls imposing ESMA
Talks between Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Kiran Kumar Reddy and striking power sector employees, agitating against the creation of a Telangana state, yesterday remained inconclusive. The indefinite protests by around 30,000 government employees from the Seemandhra region has led to massive power outages, crippling normal life across the state.
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China ready to invest $160 billion in Andhra Pradesh
China is ready to invest about $160 billion in different sectors in Andhra Pradesh and improve bilateral ties with India, according to economic advisor to the President of China.
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Kiran Kumar Reddy goes to Delhi to meet Prime Minister over gas quota issue
Facing flak from Opposition over the Centre's decision to reduce quota of gas to gas-based power projects in the state, the ruling Congress in Andhra Pradesh today said efforts are being made to see that people do not suffer on account of problems in power sector
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Andhra Pradesh announces credit plan for 2012-13, focus on agriculture
A Rs 1,10,945 crore annual credit plan for the 2012-13 fiscal with a targeted lending of Rs 82,167 crore to the priority sector, including Rs 52,972 crore for agriculture and allied activities, was released by the state government in Hyderabad today.
