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Maoists killed three police men at a close range.
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Kills SI, ASI and a Home Guard

Ban on Maoists extended for one more year
Decision taken at State Cabinet Meeting

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Progress in talks with Naxalites
Hyderabad
The latest round of discussions held by the Home Minister, K.Jana Reddy, with naxalite representatives and eight mediators, provided ample indications to the effect. The naxalite representatives informed the press that the State secretaries of the PW and the CPI ML (Janashakti) would participate in the direct talks and they would come without weapons if the Secretariat was chosen as the venue. However, the Government would have to ensure their safe passage back into the forest in the event that the talks failed.

Significantly, the mediators had unanimously endorsed the 'fresh proposal' made by Ramakrishna and Amar through their September 3rd letter and recommended that the direct talks should take place immediately posting the contentious Clause VII of the final talks. The present ceasefire lapsing on September 16th would be extended if necessary.

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Government to give Rs. 10 subsidy for Rs. 25 minimum bill

Hyderabad
A subsidy of Rs.10 will be given by the Government to all households whose minimum monthly charge for electricity is Rs. 25 now. In effect, these house holds will have to pay a monthly bill of Rs. 30 inclusive of Rs. 15 each towards minimum charge and service charge against Rs. 40. Mr.Rosaiah denied that the Government's decision constituted a significant dilution of the pre-poll promise. He held that the party had promised free power for a single bulb household.

The Government had now decided to waive Rs. 10 constituting the cost of energy consumed by a single 40 watt bulb switched on for six hours a day. However, if the consumption was higher than the maximum of 15 units in any given month, the consumer would not be eligible for the subsidy and would have to pay the actual consumer charges.

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Power Reforms

Outages at power stations hit supply
Power Minister says normalcy would be restored soon

FACOR to set up 2 power plants in Orissa
Rs.2,700 crore to be spent on expansion

Second Power Project proposed at Masulipatnam
Plant to be a super thermal station

APGENCO sets national record in 500 mw category
Project progressing on expected lines

New power plant joins grid
Second unit of the expansion project of RTPS

Power tariff to be untouched in the next five years
Chief Minister directed the officials to ensure to this effect

No hike in power tariff in the next five years
Chief Minister directs officials to step up generation

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TTD aforestation programme
Tirupati
The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams has been selected for the prestigious 'Indira Gandhi paryavaran puraskar', a national award for its aforestation programme taken up in 2001. The award comes in recognition of the TTD's aforestation programme in Tirupati and Tirumala hills, development of 'vanams' and gardens, soil and moisture conservation operation, protection of vegetation in the abutting forest areas through fire fighting measures, distribution of saplings to public institutions and conducting social awareness programmes through seminars and workshops.

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Five killed in lorry accident in Nellore
Nellore
Fiver persons were killed and three of them on the spot and two others while undergoing treatment at hospital when a lorry collided with a jeep near Gowaravaram village of Kavali Mandal in Nellore on Friday.

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PW releases covert
Warangal
Dasari Nageswar Rao, an alleged covert was released by the People's War Naxalites on Friday afternoon. He was abducted by the Naxalites a fortnight ago branding him a covert introduced by the police. In this contest, the SP, K.Srinivasa Reddy termed the PW claims as baseless and said it was not the State Government's policy to use coverts

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Second SRC ruled out
Hyderabad
The Telangana Rashtra Samithi has ruled out accepting the second States Reorganization Commission to go into the demand for creation of Telangana State. The TRS president and Union Minister, K.Chandrasekhara Rao made this clear at the general body meeting of the party on Friday. He commented that setting up of the SRC for the purpose of Telangana would tantamount to insulting people of the region.
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