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State on High Alert After Cyclone Warning c m y k c m y k THE LARGEST CIRCULATED ENGLISH DAILY IN SOUTH INDIA CHENNAI I MONDAY 23 I NOVEMBER 2020 WEATHER STATE | 4 NATION | 5 SPORT | 8 Max: 31OC Min: 25OC Udhayanidhi Stalin Azad: People, Cong Rohit ready to bat Rainfall: 2.2 detained for third day delinked for long anywhere in Test ASTROGUIDE Sarvari: Karthigai 8 deccanchronicle.com, facebook.com/deccannews, twitter.com/deccanchronicle, google.com/+deccanchronicle Vol. 16 No. 238 Established 1938 | 8 PAGES| `3.00 Tithi: Navami Star: Sathayam LURKING DANGER Rahukalam: PAK VIOLATES 7.30 am to 9 am Better world order must for CEASEFIRE ON Yamagandam: BSF: Pak pushed ultras 10.30 am to 12 noon LOC, IB AGAIN PRAYERS Fajar: 4.57 am through border tunnel Jammu, Nov 22. post-Covid recovery: Modi Pakistani troops targeted Zohar: 12.00 am 3.13 pm DC CORRESPONDENT II “The tunnel is locat- forward posts and vil- Asar: New Delhi, Nov. 22: SRINAGAR, NOV. 22 lages along the 5.39 pm ed close to the IB and Maghrib: Prime Minister Narendra Vaccine: Govt may is suspected to have International Border (IB) Isha: 6.54 pm Modi on Sunday reiterated The Border Security been used for infiltra- and Line of Control (LoC) at the G20 summit the opt for emergency Force (BSF) on Sunday tion,” they said, in Jammu and Kashmir's importance of reforms in claimed detecting yet Kathua and Rajouri dis- multilateral organisations another ‘suspected tun- adding that senior trict, drawing retaliation CORONA to ensure better global authorisation nel’ along the 198-km officers have rushed from Indian troops, offi- governance for faster post- stretch of International to the spot and inves- cials said on Sunday Covid recovery. New Delhi, Nov. 22: The Border (IB) with Pakistan tigation into the mat- However, there was no C UNT In his address on the sec- government is exploring in Jammu and Kashmir’s ter is going on. report of any casualty in CASES DEATHS ond and final day of the the modalities of emer- Samba district. The tun- the latest ceasefire viola- summit, hosted by Saudi gency authorisation and nel may have been used ty. tion which came a day Arabia in the virtual for- Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaks during G-20 usage of anti-coronavirus for pushing in militants In India, this 198-km after a personnel of the (+43,652) (+487) mat, Mr Modi also high- Riyadh Summit, via video conferencing, in New Delhi, vaccines pending comple- by Pakistan, it said. stretch of the borderline Indian Army was killed lighted India's efforts for Sunday. — PTI tion of phase-three clini- The BSF officials said is called International and three others includ- 91,38,560 1,33,750 inclusive development cal trial and regular licen- that a patrolling party of Border by New Delhi but ing two women were through a participatory sure. the paramilitary force ‘Working Boundary’ by injured in separate covid19india.org approach. The issue of advance found a small tunnel in Islamabad. ceasefire violations by “Was honoured to Centre rushes teams purchase commitment for Regal area of Samba on Pakistan has reserva- Pakistan in Rajouri and STATE GOVERNMENT BULLETINS address G20 partners vaccines, including pric- the IB. “The tunnel is tions over calling it IB as Poonch districts. again on the 2nd day of the ing, was also discussed in located close to the IB and it passes through “disput- “At about 11.15 am on (+1,655 ) Virtual Summit hosted by to three more states a recent meeting attended is suspected to have been ed” region of J&K and Sunday, Pakistan initiat- Saudi Arabia,” he tweeted. by NITI Aayog Member used for infiltration,” insists on it being a ‘work- ed unprovoked ceasefire 11,605 “Reiterated the impor- SANJAY KAW | DC either reporting a rise in (health) Vinod Paul, prin- they said, adding that ing boundary’ instead. violation by firing with TN: 7,69,995 tance of reforms in multi- NEW DELHI, NOV. 22 the number of active cases cipal scientific advisor to senior officers have The BSF has in the past small arms and shelling lateral organizations to —those who are hospi- the government K. Vijay rushed to the spot and also claimed discovering mortars along the LoC in WORLD CONFIRMED CASES ensure better global gover- With Covid-19 caseload in talised or are in home iso- Raghavan and Union investigation into the underground tunnels Nowshera sector of nance for faster post-Covid the country crossing the lation under medical health secretary Rajesh matter is going on. along the IB. Rajouri. The Indian recovery,” Mr Modi said 91 lakh mark, high-level supervision, or demon- Bhushan. The BSF is tasked to Meanwhile, the security Army retaliated befit- 5,87,76,019 in a series of tweets on his central teams were on strating a rise in the daily “It was decided that the guard the 198-km stretch a security alert was on tingly,” a defence DEATHS address at the summit of Sunday deputed to Uttar new cases of Coronavirus PMO-constituted Vaccine of the India-Pakistan bor- Sunday sounded along spokesman said. the world's leading 20 Pradesh, Punjab and infections. Earlier, high- Task Force will lay down der in Jammu region. LoC in J&K’s Poonch after In another ceasefire economies. Himachal Pradesh to sup- level teams were sent to the principles for emer- Being part of the 2,912 km a flying object was spotted violation, the officials 13,90,986 At the summit, he also port them in response and Haryana, Rajasthan, gency use authorisation India-Pakistan border in the district’s Mendhar said Pakistani Rangers emphasised that an management of the virus. Gujarat, Manipur and while the National Expert from Gujarat to J&K, it sector. Official sources targeted Satpal, COUNTRIES, ◗ AREAS WITH Aatmanirbhar Bharat will These states have been Chhattisgarh. P4 Group On Vaccine starts at Paharpur in said that the object was Manyari, Karol Krishna CASES 218 be a strong pillar of a Administration for Kathua district and ends probably a drone which and Gurnam border out- resilient post-Covid world COVID-19 should take the at Chicken’s Neck corri- was reportedly hit by the post areas at around 9 worldometers.info economy and global value another tweet. ogy and finance to devel- lead in setting the princi- dor in Akhnoor sector Army with a shell. pm on Saturday, drawing chains. “Underlined Climate change must be oping nations. ples for advance market where the LoC begins. SDPO Mendhar Z A Jafri strong retaliation from India's civilizational com- fought not in silos but in Addressing the G20 side commitment, including The LoC ends at NJ9842 told local news agency the Border Security Woman found living with mitment to harmony an integrated, comprehen- event on 'Safeguarding the vaccine pricing,” a source (the northernmost demar- GNS that Army and Force (BSF). “They said between humanity and sive and holistic way, Mr Planet', the Prime Mini- said. cated point of the cease- police’s counterinsur- the cross-border firing dead husband for 4 days nature, and our success in Modi said and asserted ster said India is not only At present, five vaccines fire line) down the gency Special Operations between the two sides Chennai: A 55-year-old woman increasing renewable that the entire world can meeting its Paris Agree- are under different phases Siachen Glacier over Group (SOG) were con- continued till 3:45 am on was found living with the body energy and biodiversity,” progress faster if there is ment targets, but also of clinical trials in India. which both India and ducting searches in the Sunday but there was no of her dead husband for four the Prime Minister said in greater support of technol- exceeding them. — PTI — PTI Pakistan claim sovereign- area. report of casualty. — PTI days at their house in Chengalpet district, the police said. The incident came to light when neighbours NADDA TO GO ON detected a foul smell emanat- ing from the couple’s house in NGT: Form agency to Build party first, Shah tells cadre 120-DAY TOUR Chenneri in Chengalpet on Sunday. The deceased has been DC CORRESPONDENT identified as Dhamodharan CHNNAI, NOV. 22 OF THE NATION (65), anastrologer. protect water bodies Senior BJP leader and New Delhi, Nov 22: BJP New Delhi, Nov. 22: GG Union home minister president J.P. Nadda will Indian navy participates Noting that adequate The NGT direct- Amita Shah has wound embark on a 120-day steps for protection of ed all states and up his visit to Tamil nationwide tour to tone in sitmex-20 water bodies have not Union Territories to Nadu on Sunday morning up the party’s formidable New Delhi: As part of effort to been taken, the National set up the desig- with an instruction to the organisational machi- strengthen India's strategic mar- Green Tribunal has party cardre to focus on nary with an eye on the itime, Indian Navy participated directed all states and nated nodal building the party in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, as in trilateral maritime exercise Union Territories (UTs) to agency under the state on its own. the saffron dispensation SITMEX-20, with Singapore and designate a nodal agency oversight of chief Mr Shah has reportedly looks to focus on regions Thailand on November 21 & 22 for the exercise. told the functionaries where it did not fare well in Andaman sea. The 2020 edi- The NGT directed that secretaries and that the party should not in the last general elec- tion of the exercise is being under the oversight of hold its meeting be dependent on celebri- Deputy Chief Minister O.
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