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COVID-19 pandemic issue. with Health Minister Xuvyrryr Hearing a petition filed by He demanded the Opposition Eatala Rajender and rryqr 8 h the Hyderabad Schools Parents’ ! to state one Excise Minister F8Sph rs Association, a division bench example of a Srinivas Goud, he Bonalu oracle comprising Chief Justice state that com- remarked that uvrys Raghavendra Singh Chauhan classes and collecting exorbitant concerned to take action against pletely has dri- the whole and Justice Vijaysen Reddy fees without permission. managements of private schools ven the virus world asked the state government on The Hyderabad Schools for holding online classes and for from its soil. is in the predicts ‘hard what action it had initiated Parents’ Association had filed a collecting fees in violation of the India grip of against the management of pri- petition in the High Court seek- GO issued on April 21, 2020. ranked Corona virus. days ahead’ vate schools for holding online ing its direction to the authorities number GHMC data shows underreporting of Covid-19 cases ' difference of 1,355 cases (for With the world in the grip of instance, the GHMC website fear due to the Covid-19 pan- TS reports 1,550 cases mentions a patient with ID No demic that has spread to all While the Telangana govern- ! "! # ! # %&''( )! #+%, --& P37,576. Even the GHMC data corners of the globe, all eyes ment has always claimed that . ! /&011%& - ! ! ! -+ # seems to be flawed as, the first on Monday were fixed on the number of Covid-19 cases #- ! #& . ! ! /0'3 4 !- --& case of coronavirus, P1 what the Oracle Swarnalatha cannot be hidden, the GHMC - 5 - ,10 ! # !5 ") 5 -& 1%1 !5 is not listed in the predicted for the future of the data that was put up online ## # 60 !5 7 5 # - -3 8- ! #- data uploaded on 1 state. states otherwise. " - - 9 # # 7 5 ! - # website.). The prediction — hard days ! According to the health 7 5 & # - ! 60 --3 %&%,: -! - Earlier, the 0 Ah Ph ahead — sent chills down the department, there are 36,221 # - # ! "! # !!. 5 ! ! - ! health depart- collective spines of all those cases as on Monday. ment claimed that + 5# 1/&0:,3 - 5 - 1, ! // # - - - ! 5 !- rC8s present. predicted the future during the GHMC uploaded informa- ! # -- ! "! #& - ! ## %%&'1' some of the private As part of Bonalu festival of Rangam ritual. tion pertaining to Covid-19 hospitals had a test - # " - ryrhrs %I8 -- # - 1; ! !#& %36% ! ! "! # - # !5 Goddess Mahankali of Upon invoking the deity, positive case details, including . --3 5 - !- - 1(3%/ 3 positivity rate of near- yrhqr qrhvrq Secunderabad Ujjaini temple, Swanalata predicted that hard the patient’s ID, ward, circle ly 71.7 per cent. - #5 - !-& the Rangam ritual was held with days are ahead for the people and zone particulars on its As per the last media bul- # - -- ! # ! the oracle Swarnalatha, stand- of the state and said, “She is website on Monday. Male from Saroornagar, while been assigned patient ids and letin issued on June 15 related !# ! )! #+%, 5 ing on an earthen pot in front warning people much in As per GHMC there are the P37,576 is female patient are named as ‘temp'. to foreign evacuees, there were . ! # ) of the Goddess Sri Mahankali. advance about future.” 21,268 patients in its jurisdic- from Charminar. There are Going by the data uploaded 449 foreign evacuees who test- !+ .-3 She invoked the Goddess and tion. The first patient is P3 eight patients who have not on GHMC website, there is a ed positive for the virus in TS. % 4 78 88.78% clears CBSE Class XII . 9 2 *3 8>?= The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Telangana High Court on The Rajasthan Congress finally declared the Class XII 4 Monday extended till July 15 Legislature Party here on result on Monday. This year, a the stay on the demolition of Monday passed a resolution total of 88.78 per cent of the existing secretariat building for supporting the Ashok Gehlot- students who took the exam construction of a new complex. led government in the state cleared it. 4 A division bench compris- amid a tussle for power This is an increase of 5.38 4 ing Chief Justice Raghvendra between him and Deputy per cent the pass percentage as Singh Chauhan and Justice B. Chief Minister Sachin Pilot. compared to last year. ! Vijayasen Reddy extended It also recommended Trr Trivandrum has the highest the stay as the state govern- strong discipli- pass percent of 97.67 per cent ment had not submitted the nary action vr((v0 while the lowest was Patna at to not release a list of toppers age of marks obtained in the copy of the resolution passed against any SDGuv 74.57 per cent. due to exceptional conditions. best three performing sub- in the cabinet for demolition. ##$ Congress rp quvtu Girls have outshone the In a one-time provision this jects’ will be awarded for sub- As per the court order, MLA and boys once again with 92.15 year, CBSE won't mark students jects for which the exam was Advocate General B.S. Prasad office- pass percentage this year, while as "fail” on mark-sheets, but be not held. submitted documents relating % &' bearer who 86.19 per cent of the boys who referred as “essential repeat”. For Class XII students who to permissions taken from dif- "weakens" took the exam successfully The Class XII exams were have appeared in exams in only ferent agencies for demolition. Monday, brought to her notice the party. cleared it. scheduled to be held from three subjects, the average of The court enquired about the that the Trust has been holding Party sources claimed that In a message after the dec- February 15 to March 30; marks obtained in ‘best two resolution passed in the cab- Surprising as it might sound, on to currency notes worth Rs 106 MLAs, both from the laration of the Class XII board however, the same was halted performing subjects’ will be inet meeting. It wondered the Tirumala Tirupati 50 crore in the denominations of Congress and those support- results, the CBSE chief con- due to the coronavirus pan- given for papers for which the how the hearing can be taken Devasthanams is still in pos- Rs 500 and Rs 1000 for the last ing it, were present in the gratulated students for their demic. board has not conducted the up without the documents session of demonetised cur- nearly four years. meeting. .7(.1. accomplishments. Referring The pending exams will be exam. For a few students who and pointed out that even a rency notes worth nearly Rs 50 He requested the Union Sachin Pilot and some of 4% 5 to the Covid-19 outbreak, held for those who are unhap- appeared for only one or two press release was not issued crore, which it desperately Minister to explore the possibil- his loyalists did not attend it. ! which hampered the exam py with their marks, dates of subjects, the result was calcu- about the cabinet decision. wants to be exchanged for ity of exchanging these banned The resolution expressed " # $ schedule, he said that "each which will be released later. lated based on performance in The Advocate General valid tender. notes with legal tender, since the confidence in the leadership parent, student
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