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Hyderabad Delhi Lucknow Bhopal Raipur Chandigarh National Health Coverage to Fresh Highs 100-Run Opening Stand Bhubaneswar Ranchi Dehradun Vijayawada *Late City Vol Follow us on: @TheDailyPioneer facebook.com/dailypioneer RNI No. TELENG/2018/76469 Established 1864 ANALYSIS 7 MONEY 8 SPORTS 12 Published From COMMIT INDIA TO BUILD SENSEX, NIFTY SOAR ROHIT, RAHUL REGISTER OVER HYDERABAD DELHI LUCKNOW BHOPAL RAIPUR CHANDIGARH NATIONAL HEALTH COVERAGE TO FRESH HIGHS 100-RUN OPENING STAND BHUBANESWAR RANCHI DEHRADUN VIJAYAWADA *LATE CITY VOL. 3 ISSUE 294 HYDERABAD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 2021; PAGES 12 `3 *Air Surcharge Extra if Applicable KRITI SANON ON DOING MULTIPLE PROJECTS TOGETHER { Page 11 } www.dailypioneer.com Restrain AP from EC springs a surprise diverting water, TS writes to KRMB PNS n HYDERABAD on Huz’bad bye-election With Andhra Pradesh continuing ML MELLY MAITREYI to illegally divert Krishna waters n HYDERABAD o Seeks views of from the foreshore of Srisailam political parties on Reservoir, despite TS' previous At a time when political parties have objections, the Telangana govern- virtually been in the thick of cam- the conduct of bye- ment has once again written to the paigning for the Huzurabad bye-elec- elections in the wake Krishna River Management Board tion in the hope that the Election of the Covid pandemic for restraining AP from doing so. Commission's notification is immi- o Notification may not Muralidhar, Engineer-in-Chief, nent, the poll panel does not seem to Telangana, in a letter to KRMB on be in any hurry to do so. be issued for Wednesday, said that even as The Election Commission has Huzurabad any Telangana had been requesting the written to the President/General time soon Board to restrain Andhra Pradesh Secretary of recognized national from using more than 10 tmc for and State political parties seeking K-C Canal and the issue was their views on the guidelines and Assemblies of five States were due in ties by August 30 so that exhaustive under consideration of KWDT-II, instructions issued by the EC for 2021-22. Therefore, the EC had guidelines over campaigning could AP has been utilizing much more campaigning during the General issued several guidelines which be prepared. Thus, unless this exer- water than its earmarked share. Amit Shah worships at Srisailam temple Election/bye-election in the wake of could be seen at the Commission's cise is completed, prompting the EC In addition, AP arranged addi- PNS n AMARAVATI Mallikarjuna Swamy temple. Srinivasa Rao, MP P Brahmananda Covid-19 pandemic in the country. website eci.gov.in and the direct path to finalise the exhaustive guidelines, tional sources of water in an unau- Shah arrived in a helicopter from Reddy, Kurnool district Collector P The Election Commission's is eci.gov.in/candidte-politicalpar- it may not give notification for the thorised manner to the K-C Canal Union Home Minister Amit Shah Hyderabad and proceeded to the Koteswara Rao and senior officials. Secretary Ajay Kumar Verma stat- ties/instructions-on-covid-19/ Huzurabad bye-election any time through three more projects. arrived in Srisailam in Andhra temple. He was accorded a warm After the puja at the temple, the ed in the letter that several bye-elec- The Commission sought the views soon. Pradesh on Thursday to offer prayers welcome at the Sunnipenta helipad Union Home Minister will fly back tions and elections to the Legislative and suggestions of the political par- 2 2 at the Sri Bhramaramba by state Endowments Minister V to Hyderabad in the afternoon. GSLV fails to place satellite into orbit CM to distribute Dalit Bandhu cheques on Aug 16 PNS n SRIHARIKOTA In a notification, ISRO said, TRS leader fined, "GSLV-F10 launch took place o 2K beneficiaries to get the money at Public meeting in Huzurabad ISRO's GSLV rocket on Thursday today at 0543 hrs as scheduled. o ‘Dalit Bandhu' sending shivers down spine of opposition leaders: Koppula Eswar sentenced to six months’ jail failed to inject into the orbit, the Performance of first and second country's latest earth observation stages was normal. PNS n HYDERABAD lic meeting, which is seen as a cru- NAVEENA GHANATE viously floor leader of YSRCP satellite EOS-03 due to a failure to However, Cryogenic Upper cial step to turn the mood of the peo- n HYDERABAD party in the TS Assembly. ignite the cryogenic stage of the Stage ignition did not happen due Gearing up for the formal launch ple, particularly Dalits, in the con- It may be mentioned here a case launch vehicle, prompting the pre- to technical anomaly. The mission of Dalit Bandhu scheme at the stituency long represented by Eatala Former MLA Payam was registered against Payam mier space agency to declare the could not be accomplished as public meeting to be addressed by Rajender (who is now with the Venkateshwarulu was sentenced to Venkateshwarulu in Ashwapuram mission could not be achieved as intended." Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar BJP), Eswar, along with ministers 6 months' imprisonment and fined PS in 2018. The special court for intended. According to ISRO, the cryo- Rao in the Huzurabad constituen- Harish Rao and Gangula Kamalakar, Rs 10,000. He was awarded the MLAs heard the case on Thursday However, the first and second genic upper stage ignition was cy on August 16, Social Welfare reviewed the arrangements for the sentence in a case relating to alle- and gave its verdict. He paid a fine stages of the rocket had performed scheduled to take place 4.56 min- Minister Koppula Eswar reiterat- meeting venue on Thursday and gations of money laundering in the of Rs 10,000. The court stayed the normally, the Bengaluru-head- utes after the lift-off. ed that Dalit Bandhu would be called upon Dalits to make the election as the charges against him imprisonment as he is preparing quartered Indian Space Research taken forward as a movement. meeting a success. had been substantiated. Payam, to go on appeal to the High Organisation said. 2 Ahead of the Chief Minister's pub- 2 before switching to TRS, was pre- Court. HYDERABAD | FRIDAY | AUGUST 13, 2021 hyderabad 02 Fire breaks Three out of 6 proposed domestic Simhadri temple to make bid out in house, no casualties airports feasible: Centre's Report for UNESCO tag, with AU help PNS n VISAKHAPATNAM It may be mentioned here that recently, the PNS n HYDERABAD TS writes to Centre to give permission for smaller aircraft in other areas The Andhra University has United Nations Educational, Scientific and Property worth a few lakh agreed to conduct a study on Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) recognised rupees was gutted when a fire PNS n HYDERABAD The state government wrote the historical importance of the broke out in a house in a letter to the AAI in this Sri Varahalakshmi Narasimha the 13th century Ramappa temple in Santoshnagar on Wednesday The Airports Authority of regard and it also requested Swamy Devasthanam, popu- Telangana as a World Heritage Site night. No casualties were India (AAI) has stated that that a meeting be organized larly known as Lord Simhadri reported. only three out of six proposed with stakeholders for operating Appanna temple of According to Fire officials, domestic airports by the state smaller aircraft. It also request- Simhachalam to facilitate the the 11th century temple was Chancellor. the fire broke out on the first government of Telangana are ed the authority to make authorities vie for UNESCO's built by the Chola King of Responding to the request of floor of a house located at feasible for operating big another field visit if required. World Heritage Site tag. Kulothunga Chakravarthi. the Devasthanam, Prof New Santoshnagar colony aircraftS. Chief Minister K It may be mentioned here King of Vizianagaram, Sri Prasada Reddy assured a sci- reportedly due to a short The Telangana State has Chandrasekhar Rao had per- that recently, the United Krishnadevaraya also visited entific study. The EO then circuit. The occupants of the received the final techno eco- sonally met the then Civil Nations Educational, Scientific the temple and offered sever- asked the Vice-Chancellor to house who noticed it imme- nomic feasibility reports from Aviation Minister Hardeep and Cultural Organisation al gold ornaments to the Lord. engage an Experts Committee diately rushed out. On infor- the Centre. Of the six airports Singh Puriin December, 2020 (UNESCO) recognised the In his background, to conduct a detailed study on mation the local police proposed only three were suit- that the state government had 13th century Ramappa temple Executive Officer of the temple. Prof Prasada reached the spot and later able, the Airport Authority of initiated action for creating in Telangana as a World Simhachalam Devasthanam Reddy said that the temple has informed the fire control India clarified. additional domestic airports Heritage Site. MV Suryakala met Vice- all the qualifications to get the room. A fire tender reached The AAI authorities visited at six locations and a formal Following the honour, the Chancellor of Andhra UNESCO certification. the spot and doused the the proposed areas in the state proposal was sent to the AAI Simhachalam Devasthanam University Prof PVGD There are plenty of inscrip- flames. The police are inves- and assessed the feasibility of Adilabad and Jakranpalli in crafts, the Central teams said in 2018 to give feasibility requested the Andhra Prasada Reddy and urged tions and artistic sculptures in tigating. establishing airports, landing of Nizamabad were suitable for in their report. reports. It was indicated that University management to him to take up a study on the the temple. aircraft and gave its report to full fledged airports. Telangana government rep- only no- frills airports for conduct a study to ensure a historical importance of the After the Lord Venkateswara the Centre.
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