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Follow us on: @TheDailyPioneer facebook.com/dailypioneer Established 1864 RNI No. TELENG/2018/76469 Published From *Late City Vol. 2 Issue 141 HYEDERABAD 4 NATION 5 SPECIAL 6 HYDERABAD DELHI LUCKNOW *Air Surcharge Extra if Applicable TELANGANA CONGRESS HIT JUSTICE FOR ALL PRIORITY TORN BHOPAL RAIPUR CHANDIGARH BY INSIDER PLOTS, RUMOURS OF GOVT: MODI FABRIC BHUBANESWAR SPEADING RANCHI DEHRADUN ‘SUNSHINE’ VIJAYAWADA HYDERABAD, SUNDAY MARCH 1, 2020; PAGES 12 `3 12 www.dailypioneer.com US REPORTS 4TH CORONAVIRUS CORONAVIRUS A ‘ONCE-IN-A- TWO PIGEONS SPOTTED INSIDE US SIGNS PEACE DEAL WITH CASE OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN CENTURY’ PATHOGEN: BILL GATES AHMEDABAD-JAIPUR GoAir FLIGHT TALIBAN, TO WITHDRAW FORCES S health officials reported a fourth case of novel coronavirus of hilanthropist Bill Gates on Friday urged wealthy nations to help low he presence of two feral pigeons onboard a GoAir flight at the airport in he United States "will not hesitate to nullify" its historic deal with the Uunknown origin on Friday, indicating the disease was spreading in Pand middle-income countries strengthen their health systems in TAhmedabad in Gujarat created a flutter among the amused passengers, TTaliban if the insurgents renege on their security guarantees and the country. The latest case is a boy under 18 in Washington State who hopes of slowing the spread of the coronavirus, which Mr Gates said even though the avian surprise did not lead to any untoward incident or commitment to hold talks with the Afghan government, US Defense tested "presumptive positive," local authorities said without releasing has started to behave like a "once-in-a-century" delay in the flight. The incident took place on Friday when the passengers Secretary Mark Esper said Saturday. His comments came as the US further details about the patient. He is currently in home isolation in pathogen. "By helping countries in Africa and South were boarding the Ahmedabad-Jaipur flight. "Two signed an accord with the Taliban in Snohomish County. The high school Asia get ready now, we can save lives and also slow pigeons had found their way inside the flight G8 702 Doha, laying out a timetable for a he attends will be shut until March 3 the global circulation of this virus," Mr Gates, the while the passengers were boarding," an airline full troop withdrawal from while it is deep cleaned, the former chairman and chief executive of Microsoft statement said on Saturday. "The crew immediately Afghanistan within 14 Washington State Department of Corp , wrote in an editorial in the New England shooed away the birds. The flight took off at its months as it seeks an exit Health said. Journal of Medicine. scheduled time at 5 p.m.," it added. from its longest-ever war. MUKESH AMBANI MEETS JAGAN TS Budget session from Mar 6 PNS n HYDERABAD RS BERTH FROM AP TO The Budget session of the Telangana Legislature will begin on March 6. Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan will address a AMBANI’S CLOSE FRIEND? joint session of the Legislature on the opening day. ‘ALL AND This will be the Governor's AP govt keeps Mukesh's visit a ‘secret' till he met Chief Minister first address to the Legislature, SUNDRY’ after she assumed office in Mukesh's close friend and industrialist Parimal Nathwangi accompanies him September 2019. Naidu's detention The government is likely to L VENKAT RAM REDDY n Speculations rife over Mukesh present the state's Budget n is another case of HYDERABAD lobbying for Rajya Sabha berth (2020-21) on March 8 in the view of Holi festival on March Chandrasekhar Rao has to for Parimal from AP Legislative Assembly and the 9. Thereafter, the session is take a call on the dates for the vendetta politics Reliance Industries Ltd Legislative Council. The gov- expected to continue till March Assembly session. The Council Chairman Mukesh Ambani n Parimal's Rajya Sabha tenure ernment may also introduce 25. may meet for four days. on Saturday made a sudden, from Jharkhand to end on the new Revenue Act as well as The government may con- This time, Finance Minister apparently unscheduled visit to April 19 the new GHMC Act during the duct the Budget session for 13 T Harish Rao is expected to 2 Andhra Pradesh and met Chief session. working days and thus it may introduce the Budget in the Minister YS Jagan Mohan n Jagan-Mukesh also discuss The House will be conclude on March 22. Assembly. Reddy. revival of Reliance's electronic adjourned to March 10 in However, Chief Minister K. 2 The state government kept hub project in Tirupathi Mukesh's visit under wraps until he arrived in Gannavaram airport and pro- Parimal under AP quota with IMD warns of ceeded straight to meet Jagan sdfsdf the help of YSRCP. Tomato farmers at the Chief Minister's camp sdf This is because Parimal is thunderstorm, office in Tadepalli. Both were currently serving as Rajya offered 80 paise per kg! closeted for about one and a Sabha member from half hours. Jharkhand. His tenure is set to lightning in TS Jagan's close friend and end on April 19. Frustrated growers dump PNS n HYDERABAD Rajya Sabha member Y The notification for the Vijayasai Reddy received biennial Rajya Sabha polls in produce as cattle feed The Indian Meteorological Mukesh at the Gannavaram AP was issued recently. Four Department (IMD) on airport and both travelled by Rajya Sabha seats fell vacant in PNS n HYDERABAD to was sold for prices ranging Saturday issued a warning of road to reach the Chief AP and YSRCP will win all between Rs 40 and Rs 50, thunderstorm accompanied Minister's office. Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani greeting Chief Minister YS these four seats based on the Although the prices of toma- bringing cheers to farmers. by lightning in a few districts City Police's Mukesh was accompanied Jaganmohan Reddy along with son Ananth at the CM’s camp office in huge majority it secured in the to in the retail market have Now, suddenly the farmers are of Telangana on March 1 and flag march ‘only by his friend, industrialist and Tadepalli on Saturday Assembly elections. YSRCP been fluctuating widely, the doomed as the kitchen staple 2. It said:"A cyclonic circula- Rajya Sabha member Parimal won 151 seats in the 175- most disturbing situ- is reportedly fetching just tion at 0.9 km above mean sea at Charminar’ Nathwangi. Mukesh's son As Parimal Natwangi speculations in political circles member Assembly in the May ation on the eighty paise per kg in level lies over south Madhya leads to Anant Ambani was also pre- accompanied Mukesh for the that Mukesh had come to 2019 elections. wholesale front Nirmal district and Maharashtra & neighbour- sent. meeting with Jagan, there are lobby for Rajya Sabha berth for 2 is that due to a elsewhere. hood. Mainly low level controversy glut in the mar- Marketing Southerlies/South Easterlies ket, traders are Department officials prevail over the state of now offering attribute the crash in Telangana." The weather fore- Kothur cops farmers just tomato prices to cast for March 1 and March 2 3 TS discoms defer power eighty paise per kg enhanced supplies from issued by IMD says thunder- in soup over of the vegetable! some of the neighbouring storm accompanied by light- Hence, frustrated farmers have states. ning is very likely to occur at started discarding their pro- It is estimated that the veg- isolated places in the districts drunk dancing tariff hike proposals yet again duce in and around the mar- etable will command high of Adilabad, Asifabad, PNS n HYDERABAD kets to serve as feed for stray prices during the peak of sum- Nagarkurnool, Nizamabad, n PNS HYDERABAD The Discoms cattle. mer i.e. in about two months. Jagtial, Siricilla, Peddapalli, Six personnel of the Kothur Until recently, a kg of toma- 2 Mancherial and Kamareddy. Police were attached to the The Telangana State Power sought more time Cyberabad Police Distribution Companies to submit tariff Commissionerate on (Discoms) have deferred sub- hike proposals, Saturday, after videos of the mission of tariff hike propos- Delhi violence cops dancing to various songs als to the TS Electricity along with annual TTD unveils Rs in an inebriated condition Regulatory Commission Aggregate Revenue a national went viral on social media (TSERC) yet again. platforms. The TSSPDCL and Requirement The officials involved were TSNPCL were supposed to (ARR) blot: Paswan 3,310-cr budget identified as ASI Balaswamy, submit tariff hike proposals to PNS n NEW DELHI PNS n TIRUPATI WB guv seeks constables Ashok Reddy, TSERC on Saturday, consider- coms from financial crisis. on account of non-revision of info on funds Amarnadh, Chandra Mohan ing February 29 was the dead- They mentioned that the dis- tariff for the past four years. Terming the Delhi violence a Tirumala Tirupati and Venkatesh Goud and a line for the same. coms already owed nearly Rs national blot, Union Minister Devasthanams (TTD) that used for anti- home guard, Ramakrishna However, the Discoms 13,000 crore to power produc- However, the Chief Minister Ram Vilas Paswan said strict governs the world famous CAA campaign Reddy. sought more time to submit ers and were also suffering is learnt to have asked power action should be taken shrine of Lord Venkateswara In the videos that were tariff hike proposals, along huge losses as tariff had not officials to put tariff hike pro- against those who have been at Tirumala Hills here on widely circulated, the cops with annual Aggregate been revised for the last four posals on hold for now as he convicted for it.
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