Hyderabad New - February 4, 2010

Firms not keen to hire OU studentsThe agitations for a separate Telangana state that occurred in the Osmania University campus have affected campus placements this academic year.

Non-party civic polls on cards
The Chief Minister, Mr K. Rosaiah, has asked his Cabinet colleagues to deliberate whether elections to urban local bodies be conducted on a non-party basis.

List safety tips for public, orders court
The Andhra Pradesh High Court on Wednesday strongly criticised the frequent bandhs in the state, terming them an infringement on the fundamental rights of citizens and asked the AP government to inform within two weeks about steps it has taken to ensure normal life during such times.

Treat property damage as anti-national act: HCJustice B. Chandra Kumar of the AP High Court observed that damage to foodgrains and public property must be treated as an anti-national act.

HC seeks info on Cable TV Act implementation
The AP High Court on Wednesday directed the state government to inform through an affidavit whether it has initiated any action so far under Section 19 of the Cable TV Networks (Regulation) Act 1995 in the state.

SC raps AP Education SocietyIn a ruling that will affect the “linguistic minority” schools in the national capital, the Supreme Court has ruled that the education director of Delhi has unbridled control over all such institutions if they are getting aid from the NCT (National Capital Territory) government.