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Formation of the three- him achieve his objective to ed positive for Covid-19 and Ashok Gehlot tweeted, “I have TRajasthan Congress ended member committee by the topple the Gehlot Government admitted to the Army’s come to know former President on Monday after rebel leader Congress president is a wel- because of lukewarm response Research and Referral (R&R) of India Pranab Mukherjee Sachin Pilot opted for an come step. I think all the issues from former Chief Minister Hospital here. has tested positive for Covid- “unconditional” truce and his will be resolved.” Vasundhara Raje, Pilot has few “On a visit to the hospital 19...concerned about his health. MLAs left for Jaipur from Pilot kept repeating that he options but to return “home” for a separate procedure, I Wish him a speedy recovery.” Maneshar in Haryana. was only trying to raise issues unconditionally. have tested positive for Covid- “Wishing Pranab The breakthrough was about governance and func- Sources said his meeting 19 today,” 84-year-old Mukherjee a speedy recovery. worked out by Congress gen- tioning of the Government with Rahul was arranged by Mukherjee tweeted. I am sure he will be out of this eral secretary Priyanka Gandhi, and there was nothing person- Priyanka at Rahul’s residence, “I request the people who sooner than later,” said who met Pilot two weeks ago. al in his action against anyone. where both the Gandhi had came in contact with me in the Congress leader Mallikarjun The process of reconciliation Throughout his press “meaningful” discussion with last week, to please self-isolate Kharge. Union Minister Piyush was set in motion in that meet- interaction, he never named Pilot. and get tested for Covid-19,” Goyal also wished good health ing. Pilot completed the for- Gehlot but expressed dismay Sources said after Pilot left the Congress leader, who was for Mukherjee, and said he is mality of his “home coming” by on name calling and invectives Rahul and Priyanka, met Sonia the President from 2012-17, Congress said on its official confident that the former calling on Rahul Gandhi and style of governance. Gandhi’s residence where hurled on him. to discuss the latest develop- said. Twitter handle. President will quickly recover later announcing his commit- KC Venugopal, Ahmed Priyanka, Congress organisa- KC Venugopal said Sachin ments following which Sonia Mukherjee on Monday Abhijeet Mukherjee, the from the virus. ment to work for strengthening Patel and Priyanka Gandhi are tional general secretary KC Pilot expressed his grievances called on Rajasthan Chief underwent a brain surgery at son of the former President, Congress leader Abhishek the Congress. part of the committee set up by Venugopal and Ahmad Patel in detail. “They have had a Minister Ashok Gehlot over the Army’s Research and also tweeted, “I wish my father Singhvi said, “Astonishing and For a “face saver” Pilot Sonia Gandhi to address griev- were present. The MLAs are frank, open and conclusive phone. Referral hospital for removal of a speedy recovery! I appeal to matter of concern that former was offered a three-member ances of Sachin Pilot and his believed to have conveyed their discussion. Sachin Pilot has Gehlot reportedly assured a clot, sources said. all my countrymen to pray for President Pranab Mukherjee committee that would look supporters. grievance to the Gandhis, who committed to working in the Sonia Gandhi that he will not Several leaders wished a his speedy recovery & good tested positive for Covid per into the issues flagged by him Late at night, Pilot and his promised to look into them. interest of the Congress party defy the party irrespective of speedy recovery to Mukherjee. health.” Several leaders from press reports. Very active, reg- regarding the functioning of supporting MLAs, who were Talking to the reporters — and the Congress Government the decision it takes on Pilot. “We wish former President across the political spectrum ular walker, wish him quick the Rajasthan Government and camping in a hotel in his first media interaction after in Rajasthan,” he said. He left the matter to Sonia and Pranab Mukherjee a speedy also wished him a speedy recovery and restful convales- Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot’s Maneshar, arrived at Rahul he rebelled against Gehlot — With at least 5-6 of the 18 Rahul to resolve. recovery from Covid,” the recovery. cence. !"# $%&% # ' ' able to trace few students, for students enrolled in over 1100 57-&5 devotees and entry was allowed according to media reports. 2343*,5 others either they are not stay- Delhi Government schools. by following strict Covid-19 The TTD board has ing at the same addresses or “We started conducting hree staffers of the famous measures. arranged screening facility for bout 15 per cent students their phone numbers men- online classes for class 12 stu- TLord Venkateswara tem- About 22,000 people, visitors at the foot of the hill Aenrolled in Delhi tioned in our records are not dents from April 6 and sending ple in Tirumala, governed by including regular and out- and at other points. The board Government schools are not traceable. I have asked that e-learning material or activities the Tirupati Devasthanams sourced workers, are employed for the richest temple in the “traceable” since the lockdown School Management to those enrolled in classes (TTD), have died of Covid-19 with the board. Tests have country received about 16.69 was announced and have not Committees should be roped in nursery to eighth over and at least 743 others have been conducted on 9,102 of crore in Hundi collection and been attending the alternative to track these students. There WhatsApp or SMS. The tested coronavirus positive these employees till now. about 3.97 crore through classes conducted online or are certain students who have Government has also provided since the temple re-opened on Meanwhile, 2.38 lakh e-Hundi. through phones, said Deputy gone to places like Uttarakhand a subsidy of Rs 200 for internet June 11 for the public after devotees from across the coun- Chief Minister Manish and Bihar but are still con- packages to all its class 12 stu- being close for two and a half try visited the Tirumala temple !%& Sisodia. nected with us and are attend- dents who had registered for months owing to the coron- in July alone. No devotee, who 8"09"8 : ;"181:"8;"90 Sisodia, who is also the ing the classes and doing the online classes,” a senior avirus-induced lockdown. visited the temple ever since it '('()'* 2 :"10"; 8 8"19 0"99"/<8 Education Minister, said efforts assignments,” he added. Directorate of Education (DoE) Of the 743 infected, three reopened for ‘darshan’, has test- are being made to locate these There are around 15 lakh official said. employees succumbed to the ed positive for the positive, & - 0":8"808 0" / "98"/:/ students either physically or dreaded contagion and about = ( ";0":89:": 0!!" 0/ telephonically to get them into 402 personnel have recovered ++,-.-- "9/" :9 ()*) ": "/8< the system. so far from infection while 338 “We are conducting full people were undergoing treat- (/*/+ - "0/"<00 0" 01</"<09 fledged teaching learning either ment at different Covid care 4 > # !;"98! 0" 11<1":0; online or through phones and facilities in Tirupati, TTD > ;0"<9 98189" :! teachers have been instructed New Delhi: Delhi University’s shifts. Zubair Khan, a student Executive Officer Anil Kumar to ensure personal involve- online open book examina- of School of Open Learning, Singhal told reporters. )/0)/*. # ;1"<8 /:<8<"8;/ ment with each student. So far, tions for final-year under- said, “I had my Hindi exam Singhal denied reports in ,*1-+0 ) <0" 01 0"/<088":</ there are maximum 15 per cent graduate courses began on today according to the date- sections of the media and on & / "<:; 8 90":0/ students who are not traceable Monday with many students sheet. When I opened the por- social media that TTD had and are not in contact with complaining about receiving tal for downloading my ques- reopened the hill shrine after 7) 8:"/<1 ;11:!"1/1 their schools and hence not two question papers and tion paper, I found that two the coronavirus lockdown for ? 9<"988 ::<::"10 attending the classes,” Sisodia difficulty in uploading question papers were the public with an intention to , 90"90! 9;!:8"9!0 told PTI. answer sheets. uploaded — one of Hindi and fill its coffers. “I have been reviewing this The exams began at 7.30 another of the paper sched- He said the ancient temple - :!";! "1 80!"/<9 personally and we have been am and are being held in three uled for August 13.” was reopened on requests from = :8"8 8 / 00"/ / + !!, , %-& %''( Sahibganj reported two deaths NHM bulletin high- district and only 11 patients each, while Deoghar and lighted. As per the bul- recovered. The district's Covid "%)*)+ Giridih reported one casualty letin, Monday's findings tally was 2917, the second each.
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