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Pm Modi Pushes for 'One-Nation One-Election' Follow us on: RNI No. TELENG/2018/76469 @TheDailyPioneer facebook.com/dailypioneer Established 1864 Published From OPINION 8 AVENUES 14 SPORTS 16 HYDERABAD DELHI LUCKNOW EMSURE 5 REASONS TO SUPER BHOPAL RAIPUR CHANDIGARH ACCOUNTABILITY CHOOSE MBA CHAMPIONS BHUBANESWAR RANCHI DEHRADUN VIJAYAWADA *LATE CITY VOL. 1 ISSUE 313 HYDERABAD, FRIDAY AUGUST 16, 2019; PAGES 16 `3 *Air Surcharge Extra if Applicable PRABHAS’ RETURN GIFT TO NANI { Page 13 } www.dailypioneer.com PM MODI PUSHES FOR ‘ONE-NATION ONE-ELECTION' l PM announces Chief of Defence Staff post l Travel within India: PM Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao addressing the gathering at Golconda Fort on the occasion of the 73rd Independence urges people to visit 15 tourist destinations by 2022 Day on Thursday PNS n NEW DELHI Modi said a massive Signalling a decisive approach to Rs 100 lakh cr will be New Revenue Act in vexed issues after securing a spent on developing stronger mandate, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on infrastructure that Thursday announced creation of will help in achieving the post of chief of defence staff, the target of nearly Budget session: KCR vowed to fulfil aspirations of doubling the size of n people of Jammu and Kashmir, the Indian economy to PNS HYDERABAD is being prepared to offer has- called for checking "population l Proposed law will sle-free services to people and explosion" and renewed his $5 trillion in the next Chief Minister K eliminate graft, check laxity farmers. I am sure there will be push for 'one nation, one elec- five years Chandrasekhar Rao has said among staff clean, tidy villages and towns tion'. In his first Independence that the State government will with lots of greenery," he Day address to the nation in his bring a new Revenue Act in the l TS' wealth up from observed. Referring to the state's second term from the ram- ing use of fertilizers and water upcoming Budget session of the Rs 4 lakh crore in 2014 to economy, the Chief Minister parts of Red Fort, Modi pitched conservation. With his govern- Legislature in September. The Rs 8.66 lakh crore now said that the State government's the abrogation of Article 370 as ment facing criticism for new law would eliminate cor- prudent and practical fiscal a step towards 'one nation, one increasing taxes on the affluent ruption and give no room for policies over the past five years Constitution', saying a new class, Modi sought to assuage laxity on the part of the revenue good news with you that in the had resulted in a substantial approach was needed as the pro- Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressing the nation from the ramparts of the Red Fort in New Delhi on Thursday them, saying those creating staff in delivering effective ser- coming Budget session of the increase in the State's wealth, visions granting special status for wealth must be respected as vices to people. Assembly, the new Revenue from about Rs 4 lakh crore at Jammu and Kashmir failed to fulfilling the people's aspirations that will ensure synergy among country's security system in the wealth distribution can happen The Chief Minister Act will be introduced," he the time of formation of yield desired results in 70 years and dreams after meeting their the three services and provide wake of the Kargil war in 1999 only when wealth is created. announced this in the course of said. The government believed Telangana State in 2014 to Rs and that every possible effort needs in the last five years. effective leadership to them. had called for appointment of a Wearing a white kurta and a his address after unfurling the that good governance was pos- 8.66 lakh crore now. "This is an will be made to develop the Modi said a massive Rs 100 "Our government has decid- Chief of Defence Staff as a sin- colourful safa, the prime min- national flag at Golconda Fort sible through administrative indicator of economic growth of region. lakh crore will be spent on ed to have a Chief of Defence gle-point military adviser to ister referred to BJP's big win in on the occasion of the 73rd reforms. Several existing Acts the State," the Chief Minister As a slew of significant developing infrastructure that Staff- CDS. It will help all three the Defence Minister. In his the general election and said his Independence Day on were not sufficient to offer said. Declaring that the State announcements like the promise will help in achieving the target services to walk together as the sixth consecutive Independence government's return to power Thursday. The Chief Minister good governance and eliminate was enjoying steady economic to provide piped drinking water of nearly doubling the size of the country can no longer afford to Day address, Modi also touched showed as to how despair had stated that obsolete Revenue corruption. "This was the rea- and financial growth, KCR to every household across the Indian economy to $5 trillion in work in silos," Modi said, adding upon a host of other issues given way to hope with people Acts had caused immense dam- son why the Government enact- attributed it to financial disci- country marked his nearly 95- the next five years. In a major India has to keep pace with the including tackling cross-bor- believing that the country can age to farmers and people. "We ed a new Panchayat Raj Act and pline, elimination of corruption minute speech, the prime min- military reform, the prime min- changing world. der terrorism, corruption, change for the better after see- have to undo this. The govern- a new Municipality Act… The as well as timely and speedy ister said his government in the ister said the country will now A high-level committee set up poverty, ensuring ease of living, ing his dispensation's first five ment is engaged in preparing a new Revenue Act is in the decisions. second term will work towards have a Chief of Defence Staff to examine the gaps in the banning single-use plastic, curb- years of work. new revenue Act. Let me share pipeline. The new Revenue Act ContinuedonPage2 Pvt hospitals CM KCR clears Rs 1 lakh 3 of a family HMDA plans to net suspend killed in Arogyasri crop loan waiver on I-Day! road mishap Rs 5,850 crore from services l Funds and operational guidelines to be released this week PNS n HYDERABAD PNS n HYDERABAD Kokapet layout PNS n HYDERABAD In a tragic mishap, three Citing the piling up of dues members belonging to a PNS n HYDERABAD lakh. The plan is to net Rs 5,850 Tricolour from the State government, Chief Minister K family were killed in a crore. Of the 637 acres HMDA the network of hospitals Chandrasekhar Rao on road accident at The Hyderabad Metropolitan has in Kokapet, it sold plots in unfurled offering Arogyasri has Thursday gave the green light Moinabad while they Development Authority 167 acres by developing layouts decided not to entertain to the much-awaited crop loan were returning to the (HMDA) is planning to net at with the title Golden Mile. In cases under the prestigious waiver scheme, multiplying city after Rakhi festivities least Rs 5,850 crore by devel- another 100 acres, it sold plots upside down health scheme starting cheers of farmers on the joy- at Chevella when a JCB oping a 195.47-acre land parcel in its ventures titled Empire-1 l Friday. ous occasion of Independence rammed into their bike at Kokapet into housing plots and Empire-2. Further, it auc- Incident happened Besides, the Employees' Day. Delivering his on Thursday. According and has stepped up efforts in the tioned sites measuring 67 acres at Mahabubnagar Health Scheme services will Independence Day speech at to ACP Rajendranagar, K direction of the layout. The idea in all in 2007. Solving protract- remain suspended pending the Golconda Fort on Ashok Chakravarthy, the is to sell one acre of plot at Rs ed litigation, the court has ruled Collectorate clearance of bills by the gov- Thursday, the Chief Minister deceased were identified 30 crore. that all lands in Kokapet belong ernment. made an announcement to as P Balreddy, 45, P The HMDA's plans in the to HMDA and the authority is AVINASH DEEPAK PULI n In all, there are 232 hos- this effect, and observed terse- Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao calling on Governor ESL Narasimhan and his Jyothi, 40, and their Kokapet layout, compared to free to sell them as it likes. MAHABUBNAGAR pitals forming part of the ly: "Orders have been issued to wife Vimala Narasimhan at Raj Bhavan on Thursday daughter Siri, 12. Nine- those of other layouts, involve a After allotting 110 acres for Arogyasri network. The waive crop loans up to Rs one year-old Charan was the vast difference with regard to the Special IT Economic Zone It's happened again; the State government's dues to lakh as promised during the culture i.e. financial assistance awaiting crop loan waiver sole survivor of the developmental aspects. For and 50 acres for various asso- carelessness doesn't seem them had piled up to Rs elections." under Rythu Bandhu, had scheme for the past eight crash, though with instance, to overcome traffic ciations, HMD earlier auc- to leave us. This time, the 1,500 crore, according to The Chief Minister also stat- been enhanced from Rs 8,000 months — ever since KCR injuries. problems, it plans to lay a ser- tioned 167 acres. Keeping aside Collectorate camp office in the Telangana Network ed that, as per the promises to Rs 10,000 per acre per year.
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