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Low Forming Over Bay Can Turn Into Another Cyclone Follow us on: RNI No. APENG/2018/764698 @TheDailyPioneer facebook.com/dailypioneer Established 1864 Published From ANALYSIS 7 MONEY 8 SPORTS 11 VIJAYAWADA DELHI LUCKNOW VOICING PAIN 83% NERVOUS TO GO BACK TO INDIA DOWN BHOPAL RAIPUR CHANDIGARH THROUGH ART OFFICE SANS VACCINE & UNDER BHUBANESWAR RANCHI DEHRADUN HYDERABAD *Late City Vol. 3 Issue 22 VIJAYAWADA, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 28, 2020; PAGES 12 `3 *Air Surcharge Extra if Applicable KRR'S ACTING DEBUT WITH BHARANI'S NEXT DIRECTORIAL { Page 12 } www.dailypioneer.com FOREGO INTEREST ON 8 TYPES OF TRUMP SAYS HE WILL CONCEDE TO ARGENTINA BIDS FINAL FAREWELL TO VIDEO OF DOG LICKING GIRL'S BODY LOANS, SC DIRECTS CENTRE BIDEN, ON ONE CONDITION FAVOURITE SON DIEGO MARADONA AT UP HOSPITAL SURFACES he Supreme Court Friday directed the government to ensure that all resident Donald Trump said Thursday for the first time that he would uge crowds bade a grief-filled adieu Thursday to Argentina's wo employees of the district hospital in Uttar Pradesh's Sambhal have Tsteps be taken to implement its decision to forego interest on eight Pleave the White House if Joe Biden is officially confirmed the winner Hfavourite son Diego Maradona before he was buried on the outskirts Tbeen suspended after a video surfaced on social media showing a stray specified categories of loans paid upto Rs two crore in view of the of the US election, even as he railed against the "rigged" vote. Trump has of the capital after a farewell that at times descended into chaos. As dog licking a 15-year-old girl's unattended dead body at the facility. The 20- coronavirus pandemic. A bench headed by Justice Ashok Bhushan said made an unprecedented attempt to defy the darkness fell, the football legend was laid to rest after a ceremony second video clip was widely shared on social media on Thursday, sparking the COVID-19 pandemic has not only caused serious threat to the health results of the election by refusing to attended by family and close friends in the leafy surrounds of the Bella an outrage. Terming the incident "very serious", Chief Medical of the people but has also cast its shadow concede, spreading wild theories about Vista cemetery outside Buenos Aires. One of the Superintendent (CMS) of the hospital, Dr on the economic growth of the country as stolen ballots and launching baseless legal greatest footballers of all time, the World Cup Sushil Verma, on Friday said a wardboy and well as other countries in the entire world. challenges that have been thrown out by winner died on Wednesday aged 60, sparking a sweeper had been suspended, and an The eight categories of loans are MSME courts. Answering his first questions from mourning around the world. The peaceful farewell explanation sought from the doctor on (Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises), reporters since the November 3 vote, the at the cemetery contrasted sharply with the emergency duty and a pharmacist. "An Education, Housing, Consumer durable, president moved closer to accepting that he sometimes raucous scenes of his send-off in inquiry committee has also been constituted Credit card, Automobile, Personal and would serve only one term in office before Buenos Aires that seemed somehow in keeping and action will be taken against all those Consumption. Biden is inaugurated on January 20. with the player's tumultuous life. found guilty," he said. Can’t give Amaravati expenditure details, Govt says AP Cabinet nod for house PNS n VIJAYAWADA of Amaravati. The instructions State Legislature. sites, DA, new tax system were issued when the full The audit is an essential test The State Government on bench was hearing a Public check and the basis for it are PNS n VIJAYAWADA Friday refused to submit details Interest Litigation on the shift- the facts and figures provided SPV okayed of the expenditure incurred on ing of the capital city in the by the Executive, the affidavit The State Cabinet that met Amaravati to the Andhra name of three capital cities. said. It went on to add that on here on Friday gave its nod Pradesh High Court. The DAG also stated in the approval, the audit reports are to pay crop insurance of Rs for irrigation An affidavit submitted by affidavit that the CAG audits submitted to the Governor for 1,227.774 crores for 2019-20 Aditya R Bhojgadhiya, Deputy both Central and the State being tabled before the State Kharif season — the amount projects Accountant General (DAG) of Governments and also com- Legislature. will be credited into farmers Vijayawada: Agriculture Fin Min pushes the office of the Principal piles the accounts of the State The DAG stated that accounts by December 15. Minister Kurasala Kannababu Account General to a full Governments. divulging of any information of The Cabinet also approved on Friday said the State large CPSEs to bench of the High Court com- As per Article 151 of the which the Legislature is privy distributiong of house site Cabinet has approved the exceed capex tar- prising Chief Justice Jitendra Constitution, the audit reports to would be against the provi- pattas on December 25, incorporation of a Special Kumar Maheswari, Justice M independent Constitutional response to the instructions by relating to the Union and the sions of the Constitution. The clearing of pending DA Purpose Vehicle (SPV) under get by March Satyanarayana Murthy and authority and answerable to the full bench of the High State Governments are to be DAG further appealed to the arrears to State Government Uttarandhra Irrigation Projects Justice N Jayasurya, stated that Parliament and the State legis- Court to submit details of the submitted to the President or High Court to dismiss the employees and a new system Development Corporation the office of the Comptroller latures, as the case may be. expenditure on the construc- the Governor of the State to be petition against the Accountant to levy property taxes in Limited (UIPDCL) and another and Auditor General is an The affidavit was filed in tion related to the capital city placed before Parliament or the General. urban local bodies. SPV under Andhra Pradesh 8 Briefing the media after Palnadu Area Drought the Cabinet meeting that Mitigation Projects Corporation was chaired by Chief limited (AP PADMPCL) duly Government Minister YS Jaganmohan including Guntur Channel Reddy, Agriculture Minister extension scheme and YSR Low forming over Bay can names music Kurasala Kannababu said Vedadri lift irrigation scheme that the 30,60,000 house site under “YSR Palnadu Drought college after pattas worth Rs 23,000 crore Mitigation Project”. would be distributed on 2 SPB December 25. turn into another cyclone Kannababu stated that 1.80 lakh per unit. PNS n VIJAYAWADA construction of the houses D Forms will be given for n Nivar weakens into low pressure, continues to drench parts of Puducherry, TN and AP will also be started on the house site lands under litiga- The YSRCP Government has same day, with a target to tion and after court clear- PNS n VISAKHAPATNAM issued orders naming the complete 16 lakh houses in ance, a convenience deed Toll rises to 3, State-run school of music 8,494 layouts under phase-1 will be handed over. While two low pressures are and dance in Nellore after by June 2022, at a cost of Rs 2 brewing over Bay of Bengal, legendary singer SP one that could be formed extensive Balasubramanyaam. PM to review around November 29 can Nellore is the hometown of vaccine work in potentially intensify into a damage to crops Balasubramanyam. cyclone and hit Tamil Nadu PNS n VIJAYAWADA Chief Minister YS 53 women serving life Hyd, other cities and Puducherry coast, Jaganmohan Reddy had ear- experts say. Heavy rainfall over the last two lier written to Prime Minister The probability of cyclo- days dumped by cyclone Nivar Narendra Modi to confer the sentence released early genesis is moderate during dealt a blow to farmers in Bharat Ratna, the nation’s PNS n VIJAYAWADA Government had issued guide- 5 the subsequent 48 to 72 Andhra Pradesh as agricultur- highest civilian award, on lines for the grant of special hours and high after that, al and horticultural crops in the versatile artiste who pass- Women prisoners serving life remission to 53 women pris- the weathermen said. over 30,000 hectares were ed away in Chennai in sentences in prisons across the oners convicted and sentenced Historically, November damaged, officials said. September. state were released on Friday to life imprisonment for has been a month for the The toll in rain-related inci- Taking to Twitter, Minister under a special remission offences against laws related to formation of cyclones, espe- dents climbed to three on Mekapati Gowtham Reddy, scheme announced by the matters to which the executive cially in the Bay of Bengal. Friday while more than 10,000 who also hails from Nellore, State Government. power of the state extends. In the last 129 years, as Cyclone Nivar fills reservoirs in AP, people were lodged in relief posted, “ Recognising the Earlier, the YSRCP 2 many as 123 cyclones out of camps primarily in SPS legendary singer #SPBalu our a total 524 cyclones have Nellore and Chittoor districts, Govt has decided to rename formed in the Bay of Bengal TS, second low could trigger floods which bore the brunt of the the Government School of in the month of November Visakhapatnam: The water level 215.81 tmc ft had reached 194 nature's fury, they said. Music & Dance in Nellore as — a staggering 23.5 percent. in three major reservoirs and tmc ft. All reservoirs in Nellore, Swarnamukhi, Bhima and “Dr.
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