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The situation is persist for the next few days. matic drama on the world’s last expected to remain the same in Of the 686 districts, 315 Cold War frontier. the next few days. have recorded deficient rainfall; Moments after becoming The India Meteorological 175 large deficient and 129 nor- the only sitting US President to Department (IMD) on Sunday mal rainfall. set foot inside North Korea, predicted a low pressure area As per data, June had Trump brought Kim back over over northeast Bay of Bengal received only 85.7 mm rainfall the dividing line for a meeting which may intensify into a in 2009 while the year 2014 wit- ! where they agreed to start depression by July 2, and may nessed only 95.4 mm rainfall in working-level talks on move westward into central June. Kashmir, north interior Pyongyang’s nuclear weapons. and adjoining western India in The east and north-east Karnataka, east Rajasthan and Trump said he had invited due course. India division comprises the Gujarat — have recorded nor- the young leader to the White According to the MeT northeastern States and eastern mal rainfall. The official mon- House “anytime he wants to do "# #$ % department, the all-India aver- States of Bihar, Jharkhand and soon season in the country it”. “It was an honour that you & ' ) *# + age rainfall in June so far has West Bengal, and all have reg- starts on June 1 and ends on asked me to step over that line, been 112.5 mm against the nor- istered deficient rainfall. September 30. and I was proud to step over place in a blaze of publicity in Trump’s entry onto North mal of 166.9 mm, a deficiency Of the 10 subdivisions of According to the the line,” he told Kim. Singapore last year but pro- Korean soil — which he said of 33 per cent till June 30. As central India, which covers Agriculture Ministry’s data, %&'(&)* tion for students up to Class 8 As they sat down for dis- duced only a vaguely worded was uncertain until the last many as 29 of the 36 sub-divi- States like Maharashtra, Goa, the total area planted under all is being extended to July 7,” cussions, Kim said their “hand- pledge about denuclearisation. moment — is an extraordinary sions across the country have Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh crops during kharif season has n the wake of hot weather Deputy Chief Minister Manish shake of peace” in a location A second meeting in Vietnam sequel to the scene at Kim’s recorded deficient rainfall and and Odisha, eight received been 146.61 lakh hectares as Iconditions in the national Sisodia said. that was “the symbol of the in February intended to put first summit with Moon Jae-in this has impacted sowing by deficient rainfall. against last year’s 162.07 lakh Capital, the Delhi Government Sisodia clarified that the division of north and south” flesh on those bones broke up last year, when the young farmers in the current kharif Of 10 divisions in the south hectares and the normal five- on Sunday extended by a week order will be applicable for both showed that “we are willing to without agreement. leader invited the South season, which has been over 25 peninsula division, covering year-average of 196.66 lakh the summer vacation in city Government and private put the past behind us.” The Contact between the two Korean President to walk over per cent below the normal lev- the five States of south India hectares for the same period. schools for students till Class 8. schools. impromptu meeting in the sides has since been minimal the Military Demarcation els till date. and Union territories of Pulses have taken the max- Now they will open on July 8. Meanwhile, all three DMZ — after Trump issued an — with Pyongyang issuing Line, as the border is official- “Parts of north India like Puducherry, Lakshadweep and imum hit, with a mere 3.42 However, the higher classes will municipal corporations have invitation on Twitter on frequent criticisms of the US ly known. Delhi, Punjab and Haryana Andaman & Nicobar Islands, lakh hectares being planted. It reopen on July 1 as per the announced to extend the sum- Saturday — came with negoti- position — but the two lead- A Kim trip to the US may not benefit due to this low eight received deficient rainfall. was 8.86 and 18.18 lakh schedule. mer vacation for students of all ations between Pyongyang and ers exchanged a series of let- would be more spectacular, pressure area and it is unlike- Only five subdivisions — hectares during this time in “In view of the hot weath- primary and aided schools of Washington at a deadlock. ters before Trump issued his But Trump said the visit would ly that these States will get rain- Konkan and Goa, Jammu & 2018 and 2017, respectively. er in Delhi, the summer vaca- the corporations till July 8. Their first summit took offer to meet at the DMZ. happen “at the right time.” * + , * ' +, % & '& ( ) - ! )-- % & !' ( ) %&'(&)* eral secretary of New Delhi & ! Traders’ Association (NDTA), he New Delhi Municipal said that traders did not protest /*%1/ for the youth. “However, that’s TCouncil (NDMC) carried on Sunday to show the NDMC never something that I set out out its pilot project in that how impractical idea it is! ational Award-winning to do or become, especially Connaught Place on Sunday, “We have already witnessed a Nactor Zaira Wasim on with regards to my ideas of suc- prohibiting vehicles from enter- lesser footfall in comparion to Sunday announced her “disas- cess and failure, which I had ing the inner circle of the other Sundays due to this sociation” from the just started to famous market situated dictatorial decision of field of acting, saying explore and in the heart of the the NDMC. she was not happy understand,” national Capital. Each and every with the line of work Wasim said in the However, business were as it interfered with lengthy post. traders claimed affected today, her religion. The 18-year- that the decision mainly bar and In a detailed post old actor said as to “ban” vehicles restaurants on her Facebook she completed five from entering which are most- page, which she later years in the pro- the inner circle ly situated in the shared across all fession, she want- %&'(&)* of CP, which is the inner circle. social media plat- ed to “confess that hub of bars and Badhwar fur- forms, the Kashmiri-born I am not truly happy with this he price of non-subsidised restaurants, has affect- ther said, “We are going “Dangal” fame star said she identity”. TLPG on Sunday was cut by ed their businesses that wit- to have a meeting with realised “though I may fit here “For a very long time now over 100 per cylinder on the nessed a sharp decline. traders on Wednesday to dis- perfectly, I do not belong here”. it has felt like I have struggled back of softening internation- Restaurant owners claimed to cuss the situation and we will “Five years ago I made a to become someone else. al rates, Indian Oil Corp (IOC) have lost 80 per cent business announce future course of decision that changed my life As I had just started to said. on Sunday. action, including protest till this forever. As I stepped my foot in explore and make sense of the The cooking gas in Delhi The civic body had intro- draconian decision of the Bollywood, it opened doors of things to which I dedicated my will be priced at 637 per duced this controversial plan in NDMC is withdrawn. & * & && " massive popularity for me. I time, efforts and emotions and cylinder from past Sunday January 2017 to ban vehicles in According to a senior offi- , ' started to become the prime tried to grab hold of a new midnight as against 737.50 inner and middle circle of CP cer in NDMC, the project is candidate of public attention, I lifestyle, it was only for me to currently, IOC said in a state- but after widespread condem- implemented on the weekend and considering all the points. they were allowed to use the civic wardens and NDMC was projected as the gospel of realise that though I may fit ment.
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