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Municipal Polls Likely to Be Put Follow us on: RNI No. TELENG/2018/76469 @TheDailyPioneer facebook.com/dailypioneer Established 1864 Published From ANALYSIS 9 TOLLYWOOD 13 SPORTS 16 HYDERABAD DELHI LUCKNOW DON’T FORGET THE 4TH TIME HAPPY: MANCHU VISHNU AMLA RETIRES FROM BHOPAL RAIPUR CHANDIGARH TRIBAL DAY TO GO LIVE WHEN WIFE GIVES BIRTH INTERNATIONAL CRICKET BHUBANESWAR RANCHI DEHRADUN VIJAYAWADA *LATE CITY VOL. 1 ISSUE 306 HYDERABAD, FRIDAY AUGUST 9, 2019; PAGES 16 `3 *Air Surcharge Extra if Applicable ‘HUMBL’ DESIGNED AROUND MY LIFESTYLE’ { Page 11 } www.dailypioneer.com Fire in Gandhi Art 370 sparked separatism, aided Hospital Municipal polls HYDERABAD: Thanks to the alertness of Gandhi Pak to stoke terrorism: Modi Hospital staffers who swiftly cleared the paediatric surgical PNS n NEW DELHI wing, a major mishap was likely to be put off l PM hails its revocation averted as fire broke out on the Prime Minister Narendra Modi ‘historic’ third floor of the hospital l on Thursday strongly defended premises on Thursday evening. TRS sees ‘powerful wave' in favour of BJP in 48 his government's decision to l Keeping J&K under Central The hospital staff man- l revoke Article 370 in Jammu rule well-thought move aged to evacuate the infants municipalities KCR's original plan for elections in and Kashmir, saying the provi- l undergoing treatment in the sion has not given anything Dream of Sardar, Mookerjee, paediatric wing well before August on hold l Mum is the word in the pink party except separatism, corruption Vajpayee fulfilled: Modi the fire engulfed the ward, and family rule to the state, and l Each govt official in J&K to officials said. "As soon as we L VENKAT RAM REDDY Pakistan has used it as a tool to sensed the fire, we shifted the n HYDERABAD According to TRS party sources, KCR is now spread terrorism. In his televised get LTC, HRA & other patients to other paediatric not keen on holding elections this month, as address to the nation, Modi allowances wards. We will conduct an The recent momentous devel- ground-level reports obtained from party hailed his government's decision enquiry into the issue to opments in Kashmir, specifi- to revoke the Article as "historic" know the cause of fire," Dr. P. cally the political mileage that leaders and cadre suggest that there is a and said a new era has begun in more development. I do not Sravan Kumar, superinten- the saffron party derived cut- 'powerful wave' in favour of BJP in the state, Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh. think it will remain Union dent, Gandhi Hospital said. ting across party lines, have following Centre's handling of Kashmir issue "The dream of Shyama Territory for long. Ladakh will Following the incident, impacted the timing of elec- Prasad Mookerjee, Atal Bihari eral and illegal" and strongly Spelling out his government's remain the UT," Modi said. authorities said the power tions to urban local bodies in Vajpayee, Sardar Vallabhai Patel protested by downgrading development plans for J&K, he Earlier this week, the Union lines to the third floor of the Telangana, though Chief be in a position to hold elec- and crores of Indians has now diplomatic ties, Modi said said state government employ- government revoked Article hospital were cut off and the Minister and TRS supremo K tions in August. been fulfiled," he said. Pakistan used Article 370 as a ees including police will soon get 370 to withdraw special status to Fire Department was alerted. Chandrasekhar Rao has been However, the scrapping of Asserting that no one has "tool to spread terrorism". benefits on par with employees J&K and bifurcated the region keen on conducting the polls Article 370 as well as bifurca- been able to justify how the "In last three decades, over of other Union Territories and into two UTs — Jammu and Continued on Page 3 in August to capitalize on the tion of Jammu and Kashmir by Article 370 and Article 35A was 42,000 people lost their lives," he all vacant posts in Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh. They also winning streak of the pink the BJP-led NDA government benefitting people of the state, said, adding "we will rid J&K of Kashmir, and Ladakh will be got Parliament nod for it. party. The ruling TRS, which at the Centre and the enact- the Prime Minister said these terrorism and separatism under filled, creating employment Prime Minister Narendra was in a hurry to conduct ment of enabling laws in provisions did not give anything new measures." opportunities. He also assured Modi on Thursday said that President municipal elections, has Parliament - all within a week except separatism, corruption, He also said over 1.5 crore people of J&K that they will get keeping Jammu and Kashmir slowed down considering - have changed the political terrorism and family rule. people of J&K were being opportunity to elect their rep- under central administration gives assent developments in Kashmir. municipal polls would be landscape in the country. Attacking Pakistan, which has denied benefits of legislations resentatives in a transparent for "a brief period" was a "well- According to TRS party held in August. He TRS party leaders termed India's move as "unilat- meant for the entire country. way. "As J&K will see more and thought move". sources, KCR is now not keen even said that he and cadre in districts to NMC Bill on holding elections this would finish all elec- fear that a powerful NEW DELHI: President Ram month, as ground-level reports tions in state in KASHMIR wave is sweeping in Nath Kovind has given his obtained from party leaders August and focus on favour of Modi and Showers assent to the National Medical and cadre suggest that there is offering 'real time IMPACT BJP across the coun- Commission Bill, 2019, which a 'powerful wave' in favour of administration' to peo- try, especially among Death sentence for likely to fade was passed by both Houses of BJP in the state, following ple from August 15. urban electorate and if Parliament, Union Health Centre's handling of Kashmir Accordingly, KCR got the elections are held at this Minister Harsh Vardhan said issue. KCR himself made an new Municipal Act passed by juncture, it would only bene- in Telangana on Thursday. announcement in the the Legislature in July, after fit BJP. sexual assault on infant PNS n HYDERABAD "It will be notified in the Legislative Assembly in July convening a two-day special Gazette soon. After that, rules and also at party meetings that session of the Assembly just to Continued on Page 2 l Warangal Court delivers verdict in 48 days Following a fortnight of rainy will framed and the NMC will days, the state is to witness be constituted subsequently. PV KONDAL RAO crime. The accused sexually fair skies for the forecast of All these will be done within n WARANGAL assaulted a nine-month-old girl the Indian Metrological six months," Vardhan said. Pakistan stops in the Kumarpalli area of Department (IMD) suggest "It is a huge and visionary Delivering fastest-ever judg- Hanamkonda city on June 18. fall of the downpour which reform in the medical educa- Samjhauta ment in a hyper-sensitive The kid was sleeping along with was caused due to the tion sector by the NDA gov- POCSO case, the First her parents on the terrace of cyclonic circulation which ernment under the leader- Express at Additional Sessions Judge of their house when the accused prevailed over North Bay of ship of our visionary Prime Warangal district court con- took her away. The parents and Bengal for nearly two weeks. Minister Narendra Modi-ji, victed Praveen, accused of sex- citizens of Warangal demand- "Intensity of the cyclonic and will prove to be a mile- Wagah ually assaulting and murdering ed instant justice in this case. circulation which prevailed stone in the years to come," he PNS n NEW DELHI an infant, and awarded death Local legislator Vinaya over North Bay of Bengal has said. sentence to him on Thursday. Bhaskar, accompanied by par- reduced, and therefore the Indian crew members and The additional district Judge ents of the kid, had urged the rainfall in the state is likely to guard escorted the Samjhauta Jayakumar passed the judg- state government and home be reduced," informed IMD Express from Wagah border ment in just 48 days from the minister to entrust the case to meteorologist. Kerala film to Attari after Pakistan date on which the crime took FAST-TRACK the fast-track court. The police The day temperatures authorities stopped the train place. too filed a comprehensive across the city and in the are director on their side, sources said. This reflects the potential of JUSTICE charge-sheet within a short likely to increase marginally They said that Pakistan courts to deliver fast-track jus- period, thanks to witnesses from the current 28°C to had stopped the train at tice in line with the recent direc- The case involving Praveen and samples collected through 31°C. "There would be gen- escapes from Wagah border claiming secu- tive of the Supreme Court to set was referred to the fast-track scientific processes, including erally cloudy sky with one or rity concerns, and passengers up exclusive centrally-funded court by the administration as through DNA tests, CC camera two spells of rain, and the kidnappers were stranded briefly. courts to deal with POCSO activists of various civil society clippings and post-mortem chances of heavy or very THRISSUR: Kerala film Pranab Mukherjee "When we received the cases in districts having more organisations had demanded report details.
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