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HYDERABAD, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 2021; PAGES 12 `3 RNI No Follow us on: @TheDailyPioneer facebook.com/dailypioneer HYDERABAD, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 2021; PAGES 12 `3 RNI No. TELENG/2018/76469 Established 1864 Published From HYDERABAD DELHI LUCKNOW BHOPAL RAIPUR CHANDIGARH BHUBANESWAR RANCHI DEHRADUN VIJAYAWADA *LATE CITY VOL. 3 ISSUE 224 *Air Surcharge Extra if Applicable www.dailypioneer.com Halo Telangana! In brief The celebrations of the 8th Constitution doesn’t envisage Formation Day of Telangana on Make your village Wednesday had an astral touch ‘corona free', win as citizens were wonder struck around noon with the Sun's courts to be silent spectators: SC Rs 50L: Maha govt halo (picture below), an optical PNS n NEW DELHI he Maharashtra government on phenomenon that occurs due Wednesday announced a to sunlight refracting in The Indian Constitution does not The top court said that it is presently T "corona free village" contest millions of hexagonal ice envisage courts to be silent spec- assuming a dialogic jurisdiction with an aim to encourage steps to tators when rights of citizens are curb the spread of COVID-19 in rural crystals suspended in the infringed upon by executive The apex court said that in areas of the state. Chief Minister atmosphere. policies, the Supreme Court Uddhav Thackeray recently lauded has said while dealing with grappling with the second wave of efforts made by some villages to stem the Centre's submission that the COVID pandemic, it does not the spread of the viral infection and courts should not interfere intend to second-guess the announced the "My Village Corona with its decisions on man- Free" initiative. Prizes will be given to agement of COVID-19. wisdom of the executive when it three village panchayats doing good The apex court said that chooses between two competing work in COVID-19 management in in grappling with the sec- and efficacious policy measures each revenue division. The first prize ond wave of the COVID will be of Rs 50 lakh, second of Rs 25 pandemic, it does not lakh and third of Rs 15 lakh, the intend to second-guess the minister said. There are six revenue wisdom of the executive when it of citizens are infringed by exec- elicited and evaluated to assess divisions in the state. chooses between two competing utive policies. Judicial review and whether they survive constitution- and efficacious policy measures. soliciting constitutional justifi- al scrutiny , it said. The court said it will however cation for policies formulated by The bench, which passed its Israel sees probable continue to exercise jurisdiction to the executive is an essential func- order in the suo motu case on determine "if the chosen policy tion, which the courts are entrust- COVID management, said that it link between Pfizer conforms to the standards of rea- ed to perform , the bench said in had clarified in its order of April 30, vax and myocarditis sonableness, militates against man- its May 31 order uploaded on 2021, that in the context of the pub- ifest arbitrariness and protects the Wednesday. lic health emergency with which srael’s Health Ministry said on right to life of all persons". The top court said that it is the country is currently grappling, Tuesday it had found the A special bench of Justices D Y presently assuming a dialogic juris- this Court appreciates the dynam- I small number of heart Chandrachud, L N Rao and S diction where various stakeholders ic nature of the measures. inflammation cases observed mainly in Ravindra Bhat said that it is trite to are provided a forum to raise con- The judiciary does not possess young men who received Pfizer’s state that separation of powers is a stitutional grievances with respect the authority or competence to COVID-19 vaccine in Israel were likely part of the basic structure of the to the management of the pandem- assume the role of the executive, linked to their vaccination. Pfizer has Constitution and policy-making ic. which is democratically account- said it has not observed a higher rate continues to be in the sole domain Hence, this Court would, under able for its actions and has access of the condition, known as of the executive. the auspices of an open court judi- to the resources which are instru- myocarditis, than would normally be Our Constitution does not cial process, conduct deliberations mental to policy formulation. expected in the general population. In envisage courts to be silent spec- with the executive where justifica- Israel, 275 cases of myocarditis were tators when constitutional rights tions for existing policies would be 2 reported between December 2020 and May 2021 among more than 5 million vaccinated people, the ministry said in disclosing the findings of a study it Eatela garners Pilot digital survey of agri commissioned to examine the matter. CM pays tributes at Martyrs Memorial Lockdown 2020: limelight on TS lands to start June 11: KCR Over 8,700 people PNS n HYDERABAD ing second wave of the pandemic. ebration at Pragathi Bhavan, he Chief Minister and Telangana hoisted the National Flag and gar- ML MELLY MAITREYI died on rail tracks The eighth Formation Day of Rashtra Samithi president landed a portrait of Telangana Formation Day n HYDERABAD 27 villages to be ver 8,700 people were mowed Telangana was celebrated across the K.Chandrasekhar Rao first paid Thalli. He also inspected a Guard down on railway tracks in identified initially 2020 even though passenger State in a simple manner, with par- floral tributes at the Martyrs of Honour presented by the Police. Taking a significant decision to mark n O ticipants following Covid-19 reg- Memorial near Gun Park here on P:2 the State Formation Day, Chief Move to rid State of any train services were severely curtailed ulations in place to contain the rag- Wednesday. Later, in a simple cel- 2 Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao has land disputes in future by due to the nationwide coronavirus given the green light to the author- giving geographical lockdown, with officials saying many of the victims were migrant workers. ities to pilot digital survey of agri- coordinates to farmlands cultural lands in the State. The Railway Board shared the data on He instructed Chief Secretary n Digital survey of lands in such deaths for the period between Withdraw notices to pvt Somesh Kumar that 27 villages urban areas on cards January and December 2020 in its should be identified first for pilot- reply to a question by Madhya ing the digital survey -- three in the n Permanent solution to Pradesh-based activist Chandra hospitals: HC tells TS govt Gajwel Assembly constituency; and, end land disputes as well Shekhar Gaur under the Right to COVID-19 hospitals during a pan- the remaining, one each from 24 as protect properties and Information Act. "Based on the ‘Revoking licence to treat demic. When the state submitted districts in the State. Soon after the lands of people information received from the State Covid ‘unwarranted’ Police, 805 people suffered injuries that the ban was 'temporary', the State Formation Day celebrations at and 8,733 people died,” it said. during pandemic’ HC directed the DPH to revoke the the Pragathi Bhavan, the Chief licences on treating COVID-19 Minister held a review on the pro- PNS n HYDERABAD patients should the hospitals fall posed digital survey of lands with back on track. representatives of digital survey Wife of former The Telangana High Court on The DPH informed the Court agencies here on Wednesday. CS SV Prasad Wednesday directed the state that, while steps shall be taken to Giving the rationale for the dig- government to consider with- withdraw notices, the government ital survey, KCR said that 'Dharani succumbs to Covid drawing all notices issued to cer- would, however, continue with its Portal' was created to protect the ithin 24 hours of former chief tain private hospitals barring inquiries. The Court directed lands of the poor in the State. The secretary of undivided them from offering Covid treat- them to take steps to get a refund basic objective behind the digital W Andhra Pradesh SV Prasad ment to new patients. There's a from such hospitals. survey was to give geographical passing away due to Covid on deficit of 2,000 beds due to The DPH said that special sur- coordinates to the agricultural lands Tuesday, his spouse Lakshmi also died notices to 22 hospitals. Therefore, veillance of private hospitals was of pattadars and give lasting protec- of the virus in the early hours of the court observed, "it is unwar- being taken up and the state gov- tion for pattadar lands. This would Wednesday while undergoing ranted amid a pandemic" and ernment would ensure refunds pave way for Telangana State to be survey should be taken up not with treatment, according to the family these notices are legally unten- were given to those from whom free of any land disputes in future. just commercial motive but also as members. In fact, SV Prasad, his able. the private hospitals had collected P KCR urged the survey agencies to a social service towards farmers, he spouse and two sons - Sailesh and The High Court questioned the excess money. understand the noble objective of told the representatives. Vardhan - tested positive for Director of Public Health (DPH) 2 City witnesses 22 degree halo around Sun the Telangana government and coronavirus recently. The former chief on the need to revoke licences of 3 conduct the exercise efficiently. The 2 secretary, along with his spouse, was initially admitted to a private hospital in Somajiguda for treatment. Subsequently, their sons were also admitted to the same hospital. The More bridges to Bandi blasts bomb on health condition of the two sons was Etala’s buzz in Telangana BJP stated to be stable.
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