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B (.1 - 1 .* * * -( (. ** 6 (- 3.-( (-( ** + * ** 5 <=5 + . - . - (-+* + .5 ( (. * ( 5 + >2657 - Corona, financial crisis delay >2657B&"+2:2 22@ coronation of KTR as CM # &)* + the state government is depen- funds even to implement some 7$!! dent solely on loans to run the of its 2018 Assembly poll ) 7$!! speculations that KCR and show. On top of that, the promises. Several poll promis- $rryyvUT Jagan are not in favour of The crisis brought about by Centre on Thursday cited bor- es such as extending unem- The stoic silence being main- moving against the NDA. coronavirus, coupled with the rowing as the only option for ployment allowance of Rs ir r rq) tained by the Chief Ministers More than Jagan, it's KCR state's dismal financial position states to tide over the substan- 3,106 per month to unem- of the two Telugu States over who is attracting more atten- since March, seems to have tial shortfall in GST compen- ployed youth, Rs 6 lakh finan- 6 vqFh the demand for postponement tion in this episode as he had delayed the much-surmised sation occasioned by slow- cial assistance to construct Qhtr" of JEE Main, NEET exams has made an attempt to mobilise coronation of Chief down and contraction 2BHK house for those who become a subject of hot debate the support of all regional par- Minister K of the economy. No own a plot and new PRC in national and local political ties to float his Federal Front Chandrasekhar Rao's one knows when scales for employees could not circles. ahead of April 2019 Lok Sabha son and IT Minister the financial condi- be implemented, though the Telangana Chief Minister K polls. KT Rama Rao as tion would government has been in power Chandrasekhar Rao and his What's interesting is that the Chief Minister improve. for nearly two years in its sec- Andhra Pradesh counterpart KCR and Jagan ignored even of Telangana. The TRS gov- ond consecutive term. YS Jaganmohan Reddy have the personal request made by Although voices ernment has In this backdrop, if the reins been tight-lipped at a time DMK president MK Stalin in support of anoint- been grappling of Chief Ministership are when NEET, JEE exams have non-BJP ruled states moved Chief Ministers of non-BJP who wrote to them two days ing KTR as the Chief with shortage handed over to KTR, it would polarised non-BJP parties the Supreme Court, seeking ruled states Mamta Banerjee, ago seeking their support for Minister are getting loud- ofbe difficult for him to deliver across the country against the review of its order on conduct- Amarinder Singh, Uddhav the efforts to stall NEET, JEE er within TRS, the present and establish himself as an NDA government at the ing NEET, JEE. Thackeray, Ashok Gahlot, exams. adverse circumstances 'efficient CM'. Besides, there Centre. Ministers from West Bengal, Navin Patnaik and Arvind KCR and Stalin were the in the state are is the danger of KTR being Both the Chief Ministers Punjab, Maharashtra, Kejriwal, had also demanded only two leaders from South believed to be projected by his detractors have neither extended sup- Rajasthan, Chattisgarh and postponement of the exams. who were present at the cere- holding back as a 'failed CM' if he fails to port to exams nor opposed Jharkhand jointly filed a However, there is no word mony where Jagan was sworn- KCR from going deliver due to the pathetic them. review petition in the from Chief Ministers of the in Chief Minister in May, 2019. ahead. financial condition. On Friday, six ministers of Supreme Court. two Telugu States, fuelling At present, 2 Guv’s uncle, Cong >257 No promotion without exams: SC MP from TN dies >050762> ) !7 The Supreme Court on Friday 7)377>>55?22@64 ) "7 said the University Grants Commission's guideline for 79?25 +2>>7230652 of Covid-19 Singer S P conducting the final year uni- Balasubrahmanyam is stable versity examination before ), #%- (-((* - ( +*5 )*3 # and undergoing passive phys- September 30 is correct, and jurisdiction to take a decision . -( + * -3 - * -+ . -( (. iotherapy, a hospital treating states and universities cannot that the students of final year )* (3)-(#. * .- * . -- *1B* (3 ) "7 him for COVID-19 infection promote students without examination should be pro- * -. 3 -+ .5 + "--( said here on Friday. holding exams. A bench com- moted on the basis of earlier . -( * -+ . #. * . * * (. In a double tragedy for The 74-year-old playback prising Justices Ashok years assessment and internal + "-)*. *-(- ( * * ((--+- Governor Tamilisai singer continued to be on Bhushan, R Subhash Reddy assessment whereas the UGC -." . ( *-( ( **. (* - -.( Soundararajan, her uncle and ventilator and extracorpore- and MR Shah said: "We, thus, guidelines dated July 6 direct- -(. ( ( +*- ( +* + ;?5 ( **. (*5B Congress MP from al membrane oxygenation conclude that the State Disaster ed specifically to conduct final # $ Kanyakumari in Tamil Nadu, support in the Intensive Care Management Authority and year semester examination." -+ . *-( 3 ( + "- * - % " H Vasanthakumar died of Unit, it said. "His current clin- the State Government has no $& Covid-19 at a hospital in ical condition is stable. Chennai on Friday. On com- He is conscious, responsive ing to know of this, the broth- tion. Vasanthakumar, 70-year and participating in passive er of the deceased MP and old first-time MP and working physiotherapy. He continues $62 7 Tamilisai's father, Kumari president of Tamil Nadu to be closely monitored by Quarantine rules eased Ananathan (former TN PCC Congress Committee, was our multidisciplinary clinical =2=:56@6 chief), who happens to be in admitted to Apollo Hospitals team," Assistant Director, Hyderabad, was shocked. He on August 10 after he tested Medical Services of MGM for intl passengers A230 had to be hospitalised in positive for coronavirus. Healthcare, Dr Anuradha ) & Hyderabad in a dazed condi- Baskaran said in a statement. 6puhhvqtr Acting in the nick of the ! moment, the police on Friday ! " ihvyv@TDphphr prevented the sale of a four- Qhtr! ) 7$!! month-old girl to a couple in )* chavaddu (stop conducting all Veenavanka here by none !" 7$!! the entrance examinations) and The Telangana government other than the baby's grand- tried to commit suicide by Pr #yhxu8vq has issued revised quarantine mother for a consideration of The Panjagutta police on Friday pouring petrol over his body. He guidelines for international Rs 1.1 lakh. arrested a 20-year old person was carrying 1 litre petrol in a phrv6qu h passengers arriving here by Acting on a complaint, the who, protesting the conduct of bottle. flight. police swung into action and entrance examinations, tried B. Ramu, Sub Inspector of +& %- (. . * -( As per the G.O Ms No 115 restored the baby to its par- to commit suicide in front of Police, Panjagutta,who was on #. ( * ++ 3 issued by Chief Secretary ents. They took the grand- Pragati Bhavan -- the official According to the police, at duty in the area, stopped him -- 3 "%!29: * * * Somesh Kumar, “Passengers mother as well as the couple residence of Telangana State around 12:20 in the afternoon, and took him into custody. - 9?1??? .. * travelling for business rea- 8! " 9" who purchased the girl into Chief Minister K suddenly one person came near The accused was later shifted to - .* . 5 sons and having negative RT- custody. Chandrashekar Rao. BB-I gate, Pragathi Bhavan and the Panjagutta Police Station. (+ - - .- PCR test conducted within 96 sengers should return within The accused couple belong 6GH6I68 The arrested person was protested against Chief Minister Tha Panjagutta police booked ( -(( * .-- hours prior to departure shall four days of arrival as evi- to Gumpula village of Odela identified as Gandham Naveen K Chandrashekar Rao. He a case of suicide attempt against 3 1 * - (+ ( be exempted from the require- denced by confirmed return mandal in Pedddapalli dis- 0123024 Kumar, hailing from Warangal then started shouting “anni the person. Further investiga- (* .5 ment of home/institutional tickets. trict. district. entrance test exams nirvahin- tion is underway. quarantine”. However, the pas- ! " 505 # $% " 2302624 CEA will probe $" IT firms switching to 4-day work week, pay cuts 54759 ' " " * Srisailam fire mishap )&) ) in Hyderabad confirmed that across the board,
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