Friday, August 11, 2006
11-08-2006
▪ Latest News
▪ Kerala MPs stage dharna on Vizhinjam Port issue
▪ Vallarpadam: Envt. study to be complete by Sep.
▪ Kerala to revise police training curriculum
▪ Separate varsity for NRIs in the offing
▪ Kerala Ayurveda opens 10 new academies in US
▪ Punnamada to witness battle of wit and strength
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BUSINESS
Tats all for today....
Nandhan
▪ Kerala MPs stage dharna on Vizhinjam Port issue
▪ Vallarpadam: Envt. study to be complete by Sep.
▪ Kerala to revise police training curriculum
▪ Separate varsity for NRIs in the offing
▪ Kerala Ayurveda opens 10 new academies in US
▪ Punnamada to witness battle of wit and strength
WORLD
 | UK terror plot: South Asians in focus |
| Israel-Hezbollah war: Vote on Friday |
| Israeli bombs kill 12 in Lebanon, U.N. deal elusive |
| ANALYSIS - Malaysian leaders carry quarrel into cyberspace |
| RPL launches $1,500mln offshore syndicated term loan |
| India's LCD monitor market grows by over 30% |
| Movie Time to add 54 new screens across India |
| Outsourcing cookies! |
Tats all for today....
Nandhan
Thursday, August 10, 2006
10-08-2006
▪ Latest News
▪ NDA to seek debate on Indo-US nuke deal
▪ 239 Indians in British jails: Govt
▪ Flood situation in Surat improves slightly
▪ PM to visit flood-hit AP
▪ Delhi sealing: SC stays govt order
▪ West Asia: IUML leader demands Indian initiative
World
Politics
Technology
Sports
Tats all for todays....
To be continued...
▪ NDA to seek debate on Indo-US nuke deal
▪ 239 Indians in British jails: Govt
▪ Flood situation in Surat improves slightly
▪ PM to visit flood-hit AP
▪ Delhi sealing: SC stays govt order
▪ West Asia: IUML leader demands Indian initiative
World
| W. Africa peace moves win Indian support |
| Terrorist plot to blow up aircraft foiled in UK |
| Pak puts LeT founder under house arrest |
| Half million Chinese flee as super typhoon nears |
Politics
| NDA to seek debate on Indo-US nuke deal |
| Oppn raises N-issue, asks PM to respond |
| NDA ends boycott; Left, BJP stall proceedings |
| Natwar lashes out at "weak" PM |
Technology
| U.S. Transport Dept laptop with personal data stolen |
| Fewer U.S. youths asked for sex on Internet - survey |
| Intel sells unit to private Canadian firm |
| Google sees privacy threats from gov't intrusions |
Sports
| I enjoy longer bowling run-up: Sreesanth |
| Ganguly makes it to the probables list |
| Kumble, Dravid only Indians among top-10 ICC Test players |
| Fletcher, Botham hail Monty as the best |
Tats all for todays....
To be continued...
10-08-2006
▪ Latest News
▪ NDA to seek debate on Indo-US nuke deal
▪ 239 Indians in British jails: Govt
▪ Flood situation in Surat improves slightly
▪ PM to visit flood-hit AP
▪ Delhi sealing: SC stays govt order
▪ West Asia: IUML leader demands Indian initiative
World
Politics
Technology
Sports
Tats all for todays....
To be continued...
▪ NDA to seek debate on Indo-US nuke deal
▪ 239 Indians in British jails: Govt
▪ Flood situation in Surat improves slightly
▪ PM to visit flood-hit AP
▪ Delhi sealing: SC stays govt order
▪ West Asia: IUML leader demands Indian initiative
World
| W. Africa peace moves win Indian support |
| Terrorist plot to blow up aircraft foiled in UK |
| Pak puts LeT founder under house arrest |
| Half million Chinese flee as super typhoon nears |
Politics
| NDA to seek debate on Indo-US nuke deal |
| Oppn raises N-issue, asks PM to respond |
| NDA ends boycott; Left, BJP stall proceedings |
| Natwar lashes out at "weak" PM |
Technology
| U.S. Transport Dept laptop with personal data stolen |
| Fewer U.S. youths asked for sex on Internet - survey |
| Intel sells unit to private Canadian firm |
| Google sees privacy threats from gov't intrusions |
Sports
| I enjoy longer bowling run-up: Sreesanth |
| Ganguly makes it to the probables list |
| Kumble, Dravid only Indians among top-10 ICC Test players |
| Fletcher, Botham hail Monty as the best |
Tats all for todays....
To be continued...
Friday, August 04, 2006
Malayalam News
Malayalam News 03-08-2006
News at glance
Thantri case: Accused in custody till Aug 8
How can Cong and I be divorced?: Natwar
Slight intensity quake in AP, Karnataka, TN
Chennai: A slight intensity quake was felt on Friday in many parts of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. The quake lasted for a few seconds and measured 3.4 on the Richter scale, S. Rao, senior meteorologist, Siesmic Unit, India Meteorological Department, said.
The "slight intensity" quake at 07.33 a.m. was epicentred at 12.9 degree north latitude and 78.4 degree east longtitude between the borders of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, he said. In Tamil Nadu, there were no reports of damage due to quake, police and fire services said.
Smart City: Talks begin
These are the main new in kerala today....
Wait for tomorrows...
Nandhan
News at glance
Thantri case: Accused in custody till Aug 8
Kochi: The three accused in the Sabarimala Thantri Kandararu Mohanaru attack case, including key accused Sobha John, were on Friday remanded in police custody till August 8 by the Ernakulam chief judicial magistrate (CJM).Ernakulam CJM P.D. Sharanghdharan also adjourned hearing on the bail applications of the three accused to August 8.
The magistrate gave the ruling after considering an application, filed by the police on Thursday, seeking custody of the accused till August 11.
Police said further investigation was to be conducted in the presence of the accused at various places to locate the other accused and to find out the mobile phone and gold ornaments taken from the thantri.
The police has registered the case against the accused under IPC Sections 395 (robbery) and 120-B (criminal conspiracy).
Sobha John and co-accused Anil Kumar and Vijil had been remanded in judicial custody till August 17 by the court on Thursday and lodged in Ernakulam sub-jail.
The three were arrested on August 2 in connection with the July 23 "attack" on the Sabarimala thantri in Sobha's flat here.
Sobha John has been described by the police as a key link in an alleged sex racket in the city while Anil Kumar and Vijil were her accomplices.
Sobha was allegedly acting as a pimp and then blackmailing the people to whom she was ''supplying'' the girls, police said.
Thantri Kandararu Mohanaru, one of the main priests at the Sabarimala Ayyappa Temple, was sacked by the Travancore Devaswom Board on July 24 as reports of his alleged involvement in a sex racket surfaced.
The magistrate gave the ruling after considering an application, filed by the police on Thursday, seeking custody of the accused till August 11.
Police said further investigation was to be conducted in the presence of the accused at various places to locate the other accused and to find out the mobile phone and gold ornaments taken from the thantri.
The police has registered the case against the accused under IPC Sections 395 (robbery) and 120-B (criminal conspiracy).
Sobha John and co-accused Anil Kumar and Vijil had been remanded in judicial custody till August 17 by the court on Thursday and lodged in Ernakulam sub-jail.
The three were arrested on August 2 in connection with the July 23 "attack" on the Sabarimala thantri in Sobha's flat here.
Sobha John has been described by the police as a key link in an alleged sex racket in the city while Anil Kumar and Vijil were her accomplices.
Sobha was allegedly acting as a pimp and then blackmailing the people to whom she was ''supplying'' the girls, police said.
Thantri Kandararu Mohanaru, one of the main priests at the Sabarimala Ayyappa Temple, was sacked by the Travancore Devaswom Board on July 24 as reports of his alleged involvement in a sex racket surfaced.
How can Cong and I be divorced?: Natwar
New Delhi: Former external affairs minister K. Natwar Singh, on Friday, said he and the Congress could not be divorced and he will reply to any questions asked by the party in connection with his indictment by the Pathak Inquiry Authority in the Iraqi oil-for-food scam.
Singh did not respond when asked about the possibility of his joining Samajwadi Party.
"The only strength I had was the Congress party. So how can the Congress party and I be divorced?" he told reporters outside Parliament when asked if he was planning to quit the party.
In a brief statement to the media after his indictment by the Pathak panel in the Iraqi oil-for-food scam, Singh had questioned the clean chit given to the Congress party in the matter.
"How can any aspersion be cast on me and Congress given a clean chit," the senior Congress leader said.
Singh had resigned from the Cabinet, in December last year, in the wake of the political storm triggered by the Volcker Committee's findings that he and Congress were non-contractual beneficiaries in the UN oil-for-food programme during Saddam Hussain regime.
Singh did not respond when asked about the possibility of his joining Samajwadi Party.
"The only strength I had was the Congress party. So how can the Congress party and I be divorced?" he told reporters outside Parliament when asked if he was planning to quit the party.
In a brief statement to the media after his indictment by the Pathak panel in the Iraqi oil-for-food scam, Singh had questioned the clean chit given to the Congress party in the matter.
"How can any aspersion be cast on me and Congress given a clean chit," the senior Congress leader said.
Singh had resigned from the Cabinet, in December last year, in the wake of the political storm triggered by the Volcker Committee's findings that he and Congress were non-contractual beneficiaries in the UN oil-for-food programme during Saddam Hussain regime.
Slight intensity quake in AP, Karnataka, TN
Chennai: A slight intensity quake was felt on Friday in many parts of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. The quake lasted for a few seconds and measured 3.4 on the Richter scale, S. Rao, senior meteorologist, Siesmic Unit, India Meteorological Department, said.
The "slight intensity" quake at 07.33 a.m. was epicentred at 12.9 degree north latitude and 78.4 degree east longtitude between the borders of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, he said. In Tamil Nadu, there were no reports of damage due to quake, police and fire services said.
Smart City: Talks begin
Thiruvananthapuram: Talks between the state government and the authorities of Dubai Internet City ,on the proposed Smart City project at Kakkanad in Kochi, began on Friday at Thiruvananthapuram.
Sania loses in singles prequarters, advances in doubles
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New Delhi: Sania Mirza lost to Russian fourth seed Elena Dementieva to bow out of the women's singles in the 1.3-million-dollar Acura Classic WTA Tour tennis event in San Diego, California.
The 44th ranked Indian teenager went down 6-2 3-6 6-3 to her Russian nemesis in the pre-quarterfinals of the hard court championship.
However, Sania tasted success in the doubles. Partnering Liezel Huber of South Africa, she defeated Anna Chakvetadze of Russia and Jill Craybus of the USA 7-5 6-2 to move to the quarterfinals.
Sania loses in singles prequarters, advances in doubles
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The 44th ranked Indian teenager went down 6-2 3-6 6-3 to her Russian nemesis in the pre-quarterfinals of the hard court championship.
However, Sania tasted success in the doubles. Partnering Liezel Huber of South Africa, she defeated Anna Chakvetadze of Russia and Jill Craybus of the USA 7-5 6-2 to move to the quarterfinals.
These are the main new in kerala today....
Wait for tomorrows...
Nandhan
