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Battered by Nivar, Farmers in AP Brace for More Storms Follow us on: @TheDailyPioneer facebook.com/dailypioneer Established 1864 RNI No. APENG/2018/764698 Published From *Late City Vol. 3 Issue 23 SPECIAL 7 MONEY 6 FILMS & TV 11 VIJAYAWADA DELHI LUCKNOW *Air Surcharge Extra if Applicable ‘NAVY TO EXECUTE $ 51BN ORDERS FEEL GOOD FAMILY BHOPAL RAIPUR CHANDIGARH DELHI SURGE: ALL BHUBANESWAR TO BLAME FOR SHIPS, SUBMARINES’ TREAT RANCHI DEHRADUN EXPRESSING HYDERABAD VISAKHAPATNAM A1 OF LIFE VIJAYAWADA, SUNDAY NOVEMBER 29, 2020; PAGES 12 `3 12 www.dailypioneer.com TODAY TTD owned 1,128 immovable ALMANAC Battered by Nivar, farmers Month & Paksham: Kartik & Shukla Paksha properties, reveals white paper Panchangam n Tithi : 12:47 pm in AP brace for more storms Vaikunta Dwara darshan to be allowed for 10 days Nakshatram: 06:03 am (Next Day) C PRADEEP KUMAR Government said on Saturday. PNS n VIJAYAWADA Subba Reddy also said that Time to Avoid: (Bad time to start n VIJAYAWADA While six people died in the Tirumala temple’s Vaikunta any important work) Chittoor district, two others The Tirumala Tirupati dwaram will be opened for 10 Rahukalam: 04:13 pm – 05:36 pm There seems to be no end to were killed in Kadapa. Devasthanams on Saturday days from Vaikunta Ekadasi. A the farmers’ trauma — two The impending cyclones — disclosed that it owns 1,128 decision in this regard was Yamagandam: 12:04 pm – 01:27 pm more cyclones are brewing named Burevi and Taketi — immovable properties spread taken during the TTD Board Varjyam: 04:41 pm – 06:28 pm over the horizon. are intensifying and moving over 8,088.89 acres across the meeting that was held on Gulika: 02:50 pm - 04:13 pm Though it’s too early even for towards the shore. country. Some of these assets Saturday in Tirumala’s Good Time: (to start any important work) the weathermen to predict These back-to-back are prime properties located in Annamacharya Bhawan. that the low pressure areas cyclones, coming less than two metro cities. “Considering requests from Amritakalam: 03:23 am – 05:10 am brewing over the Bay of Bengal weeks apart, are disrupting The TTD Board released a pilgrims, after negotiating with Abhijit Muhurtham: 11:42 am – 12:26 pm would intensify into cyclones, normal life, causing heavy loss- white paper on the immovable with Survey Number, place, the Peethadhipathis, Agama this is not a relief for the farm- es to farmers during the har- owned by the temple on board resolution, auctioned Advisors, we have resolved to VIJAYAWADA ers and people living along the vest time. Saturday. date etc. open the Vaikunta Dwaram for coastline in the state. The two cyclones are expect- Speaking to the media after The white paper released by ten days starting from WEATHER Eight people were killed in ed to hit the coast in the first a meeting of the TTD Trust the TTD says that of the 8,089 Vaikuntha Ekadasi day for the Forecast: Sunny floods caused by heavy to week of next month — Board, its chairman YV Subba acres, over 335.23 acres have benefit of multitude of visiting Temp: 31/20 extremely heavy rainfall in December 2 and December 5. Reddy said that these proper- already been sold along with pilgrims to Tirumala temple,” Humidity: 74% Chittoor and Kadapa districts ties include the assets that had some properties. As of now, said the Trust Board chairman. Sunrise: 06.29am in the last three days, the State 2 Pg2 been auctioned since 1974 TTD has got 987 assets, it says. Sunset: 05.39pm CM conducts aerial survey of Nivar-hhit areas 2 Current Weather Conditions Updated November 28, 2020 5:00 PM Free power Govt to table Fish DBT begins Feed Regulation PNS n VIJAYAWADA Bill in Assembly Rajya Sabha member V Vijayasai Reddy on SNV SUDHIR Saturday took to Twitter n VIJAYAWADA to announce that the State Government has sanc- The State Government is giv- tioned funds to Srikak- ing final touches to Bill for ulam district for release to the enactment of “Andhra farmers under the Direct Pradesh Fish Feed (Quality Benefit Transfer as part Control) Act, 2020,” that will of the free power scheme. regulate the approximately Rs He said that the State 17,000 crore fish feed manu- Government has released facturing industry in the Rs 6.05 crore for the pro- state. ject for Srikakulam. 2 2 PM reviews work on vaccines with lab visits PNS n AHMEDABAD/ HYDERABAD/PUNE Modi’s visit to Prime Minister Narendra Genome Valley Modi on Saturday visited Ahmedabad, Hyderabad and validated my Pune to review coronavirus vaccine development work vision: Naidu there. The Prime Minister's VIJAYAWADA: Office (PMO) said the day- Hailing the manifold growth long visit was aimed at get- of biotech, TDP supremo N ting a first-hand perspective Chandrababu Naidu said that of the preparations, chal- it was a moment of lenges and roadmap in happiness for him as none India's endeavour to vacci- other than Prime Minister nate its citizens. Narendra Modi has visited Modi began by visiting the Genome Valley to review pharma major Zydus the progress of vaccine Cadila's manufacturing facil- making at Bharat Biotech. ity near Ahmedabad. “My three decades old vision Wearing a PPE kit, he has become a reality now. It reviewed the vaccine devel- is a dream come true that the opment process at the com- vaccine for epidemic is being pany's research centre, locat- developed at Genome Valley ed over 20 km from for which I laid the Ahmedabad. foundation,” Naidu said. Modi was extensively 2 briefed about the vaccine work at the plant by the DNA based vaccine being company officials. He was developed by Zydus Cadila. briefed about the vaccine I compliment the team production procedure. He behind this effort for their interacted with scientists work. Government of India and vaccine developers, an is actively working with official said. them to support them in this "Visited the Zydus Biotech journey," Modi tweeted after Park in Ahmedabad to know the visit. more about the indigenous 2 Doctor murdered at home in Avanigadda PNS n VIJAYAWADA his family members were out of station. Kota Srihari Rao, a well- Superintendent of Police known doctor of Lakshmi Ravindranath Babu told Nursing Home was found in media persons said that a pool of blood in his home Avanigadda DSP Mahboob in Avanigadda town of Basha and circle inspector Krishna district on Saturday. Ravi Kumar rushed to the The doctor used to live in spot on learning about the a bedroom on the premises murder. of the nursing home. The murder took place at a time 2 02 SUNDAY | NOVEMBER 29, 2020 BJP’s high-octane push in GHMC has a larger purpose objective of boosting the In Telangana though, the MIM was a clever attempt to and BJP are already locked in cadre’s morale and the party’s This extraordinary importance the party took a big leap by win- put the TRS and MIM in a fix. a battle with strong communal ‘ALL AND approach of not taking any ning four Lok Sabha seats as In spite of some mutually overtones. election lightly. The other sim- saffron party is attaching to a civic well as the Dubbaka Assembly recriminatory statements, their Elections in Bihar where the plistic view is the aim of poll and the high-octane campaign of seat in a byelection earlier fight is commonly viewed as a Congress could win only 19 SUNDRY’ emerging as an alternative to this month. Although the vic- friendly match as the MIM is out of 70 seats proved again the TRS. Equally facile is the its leaders were initially intriguing tory in Dubbaka was marked contesting only 51 seats. It that the political space for the Municipal Corporation conclusion that the GHMC beyond the transparent objective of by a wafer thin margin, it indi- walked straight into the BJP’s grand old party is receding in election has never elections are a semi-final for boosting the cadre’s morale and the cated that non-Modi factors trap by daring the TRS govern- large swathes of the country. Aattracted so much the Assembly polls in Tamil like anti-incumbency can also ment to demolish memorials This is true also in Telangana national attention as the one to Nadu, Puducherry, West party’s approach of not taking any do the magic. of Telugu icons N. T. Rama where its fortunes are dwin- be held in Greater Hyderabad Bengal and Assam in 2021 and election lightly. The twist that BJP president Rao and P. V. Narasimha Rao dling and its leaders have been on December 1 when an esti- in UP in 2022, besides push- Bandi Sanjay Kumar gave to built on the foreshores of defecting to the TRS and late- mated 74 lakh voters are list- ing its Hindutva agenda. Yet, S NAGESH KUMAR the GHMC campaign by Hussainsagar Lake. ly BJP. ed to elect 150 corporators. it is difficult to envisage how where it holds power. Amit ble uncertainty in spite of Former Resident Editor, threatening a surgical strike The BJP and MIM are KCR‘s iteration of his plans The BJP has pulled out all the the BJP’s success in GHMC Shah’s visits to Chennai and AIADMK’s disastrous show The Hindu against Pakistanis, Rohingyas treading a dangerous path as to float a third front targeted stops by despatching its brass will influence voters in the East Hyderabad within a span of in the 2019 Lok Sabha elec- and Afghans overstaying in the both sides have their sights primarily at the BJP would be from Home Minister Amit and the North where the eight days should explain this.
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