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6CD 3@@< 365D 7@C 4@G:5 A2E:6?ED !"# !"#$% $ !#& #'%#! # ()% $% & '(%) *! ! "#$ %& ( $ ) **+"$,+& ! "#$ %& '(( CORONA Cases in !# INDIA $ ! %& RBI adds glitter to 3 4 5 6 5 6 '(!# ) *# gold, allows higher 5 $ .7 + loans against jewellery Four custodians working for + "There is Sunshine, a cash management compa- + - Secunderabad and PACE, ny in Hyderabad stole cur- With shortage of beds in pri- Begumpet near your house. rency notes valued at Rs 1.23 The Reserve Bank of India on vate hospitals becoming a You will have to pay Rs 1.5 lakh crore. According to the Thursday added additional major issue in Hyderabad, as advance in the hospitals. police, Srinivas Rao, general shine to gold ornaments and and demand increasing, it’s no Then, if you just need a bed in manager of Secure Values jewellery by allowing banks to surprise that brokers are step- the ward it would be Rs 40,000 India Private Limited, lodged give loans up to 90 per cent of ping into the picture and to Rs 45,000 per day. If the a complaint stating that they the value of such items exploiting the desperation of patient needs oxygen, that will had handed over the cash pledged by borrowers. Covid-19 patients and their cost you around Rs 50,000 to replenishment and deposit At present, loans sanc- families. Rs 60,000 per day. If the patient work of two routes in the city tioned by banks against pledge "With a view to further mit- Despised for their ability to has to be shifted to an ICU, the to another company, BTI of gold ornaments and jew- igate the economic impact of smell desperation and swoop cost per day will be around Rs Payments Limited. ellery is up to 75 per cent of the Covid-19 pandemic on in to extort, brokers surface 80,000 to Rs 1 lakh. If the In the recent few weeks, the value of such items. households, entrepreneurs whenever there is an emer- patient needs ventilator sup- four employees Rajasekhar, The additional loan against and small businesses, it has gency, and the prevailing pan- port, it would cost you Rs 1 Ram Bharath, Sai Teja and jewellery is expected to miti- been decided to increase the demic is a perfect opportuni- lakh to Rs 1,50,000 per day,” he Ashwin, who work with BTI gate the economic impact of permissible LTV for loans ty for them to suck the blood ( * ( ( ( said. Payments Limited, were the Covid-19 pandemic on against pledge of gold orna- of a hapless citizenry. The rattling off of the fig- entrusted with the task of households, entrepreneurs ments and jewellery for non- It’s now almost routine that ( ( ! + ! ures, the familiarity of the depositing the cash in the and small businesses and help agricultural purposes from one has to utilise the services , (,- , , . procedure, and Pavan’s over all ATM machines. them tide over their tempo- 75 per cent to 90 per cent," the of a broker to get a bed in a pri- ,. ( - ( confidence made it clear that rary liquidity mismatches. RBI said. vate hospital, and people are it was all part of a day’s work grudgingly paying through ( / for him. Though he did their nose to middlemen, as it Pavan also cautioned this is a matter of life and death. patients, and manage to con- father has tested positive for correspondent not to reach Once contacted, the brokers, nect those in need with the Covid-19 and needed hospital- the hospital without informing Rs 400 crore released for new a majority of whom are mar- nearest corporate hospital. isation. him, as doing so would mean keting executives of private This correspondent contact- Pavan reeled off the names that there wouldn’t be a bed hospitals, take the details and ed one such broker named of the various hospitals in her available for the patient. Secretariat, tenders in two days the health condition of the Pavan, and told him that her vicinity. + The State Government on Thursday released Rs 400 crore Industrial parks in 100 acres for the construction of the new Telangana Secretariat complex that will come up in place of the to be converted into IT parks !" now razed buildings. According to sources, the government % '+, - + - may issue the tender notifica- #$ tion for the proposed Secretariat Union Health Minister Harsh complex within two days. The Telangana State govern- % & ' Vardhan asserted that the The government has earlier ! ment plans to create at least one ( spread of coronavirus has announced Rs 400 crore for crore square feet of built-up been contained in the coun- the construction of the inte- mission for the construction of Chief Minister K space for IT firms, and this it ) # try, citing how half grated Secretariat complex and the integrated complex. Chandrasekhar Rao has asked intends to do by converting $ # the total cases the State Cabinet, that met on Incidentally, a scheduled the officials to ensure creation industrial parks spread over an are from three Wednesday, approved it. meeting of the authorities with of all amenities so that officials extent of 100 acres in Uppal, $ # states only Meanwhile, the Roads and Chennai-based architects and ministers work in tandem Pocharam, Ghatkesar, # and another Buildings Department will for- Oscar and Ponni was post- and the work is completed Kompally in the next five years. 30 per cent mally issue administrative per- poned for Thursday. smoothly. The Government hopes that from seven the move give a huge fillip to others. Speaking the booming IT industry in of industrial parks into IT avail the incentives for a five- at a virtual meeting of WHO's Hyderabad and crate around parks as part of IT Grid Policy year period. Regional Director, South East HC wonders over TS govt one lakh new jobs in IT/ITES (Growth in Dispersion) As part of the incentives, the Asia, Poonam Khetrapal sectors over the next five years. approved by the State Cabinet State government will allow Singh with Health Ministers This also fits perfectly with on Wednesday, which aims to conversion of industrial parks from the region on maintain- decision on online classes the State Government's plans ensure that IT companies are to IT parks where the develop- ing essential health services to expand IT sector beyond the spread across all four corners ers can allocate 50 per cent for and public health pro- + + west of the city, where IT of the city. developing space for IT com- grammes in the context of the industry is currently concen- The Grid policy will be in panies and use the remaining Covid-19 pandemic, Harsh A division bench of the A 45-year-old priest — trated. force for five years since the 50 per cent land for non-IT Vardhan alluded to the effi- Telangana High Court on Srinivasacharyulu — who The government has decid- guidelines are issued and com- purposes like residential and cacy of the government's con- Thursday asked the State was admitted to the SVIMS ed to offer several incentives panies who set up their units commercial purposes. tainment strategy. Government how it could say a week ago with Covid-19 for developers for conversion during these five years can that it would allow online symptoms, passed away on classes to be conducted by Thursday morning while schools without any academ- undergoing treatment. "#$ %% ic calendar in place? Srinivasacharyulu was TS woos EV manufacturers with Rs 825cr sops The bench was responding posted at Tirumala shrine on ' ( to a submission by the * deputation basis and was ( + of carbon dioxide vehicles and energy-storage Government that the State originally a priest at the Lord emissions of 6.61 Terra sectors, offers incentives not Cabinet had recently passed a Govindarajaswamy temple. The state government has grams (661 crore kg) in state. just for EV manufacturers but resolution on conducting $) However, the TTD is yet to offered to allot 755 acres on The state government has also buyers to encourage them classes in government schools # $ officially declare the demise of city outskirts besides extending decided to establish an exclu- to switch over to EVs. and state affiliated schools + the priest. It may be men- incentives worth Rs 825 crore sive EV Park spread over 755 The government offered to through digital mode and tioned here that a former to electric vehicle (EV) manu- acres at Divitipally on city waive 100 per cent road tax online platforms. head priest of the TTD died of facturers to encourage them to outskirts while utilising exist- and registration fee for buyers The government also 2020, the Court remarked Covid-19 last month. Chittoor set up operations in Telangana. ing Electronic Manufacturing of electric two-wheelers and informed the court that orders that it has come to its notice District Administration has The state government's new Clusters (EMCs) at Raviryal four wheelers. would be issued in a day or that online classes were being been enforcing Corona rules Telangana State Electric Vehicle 30,000 crore and provide direct and Maheshwaram on the city This waiver will be extend- two on the matter. conducted for 4 hours every strictly in view of increasing 256272 and Energy Storage Solution employment for 1.20 lakh people. outskirts. ed only for the first two lakh Referring to the submission day. Responding to this, coun- cases in Tirumala. Because of +, ) Policy approved by the State This apart, the policy is The policy, which aims to two-wheeler buyers and first of the CBSE that its affiliated sel for the CBSE sought 10 the curbs, the intensity of the Cabinet on Wednesday aims at expected to reduce vehicular make Telangana a ‘most pre- 5,000 four-wheeler buyers.
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