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The Hindu On the draw — June 30, 2024
The Hindu Top news of the day: Sri Lanka summons Indian diplomat over naval sailor’s death; General Upendra Dwivedi assumes charge as 30th Indian Army chief, and more
The major news headlines of the day and more.
The Hindu Mobile phones worth ₹45 lakh recovered by Chittoor police
Mobile phones can be reclaimed through the convenient ‘Chatbot/CEIR‘ services provided by Chittoor police without the necessity of filing a formal complaint at a police station, reassures SP
The Hindu Dindigul Reader’s Mail
The Hindu Siddaramaiah is behind the demand for creating three Deputy CM posts, says Pralhad Joshi
The Union Minister has said that the Congress should set its house in order first rather than pointing fingers at others
The Hindu No let-up in dengue, H1N1 cases in Alappuzha
District reports 142 dengue and 50 H1N1 cases in the past four weeks.
The Hindu TDP and JSP cadres protest entry of MLA Peddireddi and son Mithun Reddy into Punganur
Police issue notice to Rajampet MP P. Mithun Reddy in Tirupati, saying that he should not go to Punganur as it may lead to law and order issues
The Hindu Schoolchildren suffer because of poor bus service to villages around Lalgudi
Students from Alambakkam, Thinnakulam, Pudurpalayam, Kulamanickam, Vilagam, Ilandaikudam, Vandrampalayam, Kovilesanai and surrounding hamlets unable to make it on time to school
The Hindu Tirunelveli Reader’s Mail
The Hindu Row over reinstatement of expelled leader engulfs CPI(M) in Pathanamthitta
Former secretary of the party branch committee in Kottali was expelled from the party last year following accusations of rape
The Hindu Police on lookout for two men who burgled shop in Triplicane
They stole 20 mobile phones and ₹3.5 lakh in cash
The Hindu YSRCP denies violations at Rushikonda and in construction of party offices across A.P.
The G.O.s issued during the TDP tenure have been adhered to in the allocation of lands for the party offices, and there is no need for the TDP leaders to visit them and raise a hue and cry, says former Minister Botcha Satyanarayana
