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PUBLISHED FROM VISAKHAPATNAM. WEDNESDAY 25TH JANUARY, 2017. VOLUME-1, ISSUE NO. 299 8 PAGES Rs.4/- Center okays 60-day interest waiver Mayawati welcomes Achievements of girl child on farm loans from co-op banks EC decision makes everyone proud: PM New Delhi, Jan 24 : The Bank For Agriculture and New Delhi, Jan 24 Union Cabinet on Tuesday Rural Development (UNI) Prime Minister approved interest waiver for (Nabard) for refinance to the Narendra Modi said that November and December cooperative banks on the National Girl Child 2016, for farmers who have account of interest waiver of Day is a day to celebrate taken short term crop loans two months for November the exceptional achieve- from cooperative banks for and December, 2016," it ments of the girl child, the Rabi sowing season. said. whose excellence in many Due to the cancellation of fields makes everyone legal tender of old Rs 500 proud. He also called for This will be extended by rejecting discrimination and Rs 1,000 notes the farm- cooperative banks to the Lucknow: Bahujan ers were constrained due to against the girl child and farmers in the current finan- Samaj Party supremo provide equal opportuni- inadequacy of cash in carry- cial year 2016-17. Mayawati today wel- ing out Rabi operations and ties to them. The PM in his December, 2016 for farmers ily accessing crop loans to "An additional financial comed the decision of the message today said, paying the interest of the accessing short term crop overcome the difficulties in Election Commission to short term crop loans. liability of Rs 1,060.50 "National Girl Child Day loans from cooperative view of the reduction in crore will be required for restrict the Narendra is a day to celebrate the "The Union Cabinet banks," an official statement availability of cash for car- this purpose. A sum of Rs Modi Government at the exceptional achievements chaired by Prime Minister said. rying out Rabi operations, 15,000 crore allocated dur- Centre not to announce of the girl child, whose Narendra Modi has given its The decision intends to the statement said. ing 2016-17 to implement any sops in the Union excellence in many fields girl child and ensure equal ing stereotypes based on ex-post facto approval for ensure availability of "Additional resources are the interest subsidy scheme Budget on February 1 for makes us proud. It is opportunities for the girl gender & promote gender interest waiver for the two resources with cooperative to be provided to coopera- has already been utilised," it the people of the five imperative to reject dis- child. Let us reaffirm our sensitisation as well as months of November and banks to help farmers in eas- tive banks through National said. (Turn to page2) crimination against the commitment to challeng- gender equality.” Cabinet approves Varishtha After Jallikattu protests and violence, Pension Bima Yojana - 2017 New Delhi, Jan 24 (UNI) The Union The differential return, ie, the differ- Cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister ence between the return generated by LIC life back to normal in TN Narendra Modi, today gave its post-facto and the assured return of 8 percent per approval for launching of Varishtha annum would be borne by Government of Pension Bima Yojana 2017 (VPBY 2017), India as subsidy on an annual basis. Chennai, Jan 24 (UN) Assembly unanimously It's virtually calm after passed a Bill seeking to a part of Government’s commitment for VPBY-2017 is proposed to be open for storm, With the sprawling replace the Jallikattu financial inclusion and social security, an subscription for a period of one year from Marina Beach, the epicen- Ordinance, thereby lifting official release said. the date of launch. tre of the week-long the ban on the bull taming The scheme will be implemented protests by pro-Jallikattu sport. through Life Insurance Corporation of supporters, out of bounds India (LIC) during the current financial Police have cordoned for public, life returned to year to provide social security during old the entire Marina beach normalcy in Chennai and age and protect elderly persons aged 60 stretch, which resembled a other parts of Tamil Nadu, years and above against a future fall in veriable security fortress, a day after sporadic inci- their interest income due to uncertain and traffic on the arterial dents of violence were market conditions. road was stopped. reported. The scheme will provide an assured Even all the roads lead- The week-long 'Save pension based on a guaranteed rate of ing to the beach front were Jallikattu' protest was return of 8 percent per annum for ten also sealed. called off in Chennai and years, with an option to opt for pension on in other parts of the State Except for a few group a monthly / quarterly / halfyearly and after the Tamil Nadu (Turn to page2) annual basis. Security force launch search UP will shine under dynamic Third phase nomination process operation in central Kashmir leadership of Rahul, Akhilesh:Vadra starts in UP Assembly elections Srinagar, Jan 24 (UNI) Security forces launched a search operation against a group of militants in the cen- New Delhi, Jan 24 under their dynamic Lucknow, Jan 24(UNI) tral Kashmir district of Ganderbal early this morning (UNI) Describing the leadership, UP will The Election Commission despite snowfall, official sources said. They said 5 alliance between shine and become of India (ECI) today Rashtriya Rifles (RR) and Special Operation Group Congress and the extremely progres- issued notification for the (SOG) of Jammu and Kashmir launched a joint opera- Samajwadi Party in sive.' ' Both youth third phase of Assembly tion at village Hadoora in Ganderbal following a tip-off Uttar Pradesh as "an icons will bring forth polls in 69 segments of about the presence of militants. Security forces had alliance between two immense energy, Central Uttar Pradesh sealed all exit points and launched the operation, they young and dynamic brilliant ideas and which will go to polls on said, adding that further details are awaited. leaders", industrialist implementation to February 19. With the and son-in-law of transform UP into a issuance of the notifica- Congress president world class state. tion, nomination process Sonia Gandhi Robert Congratulations on for the third phase of elec- Vadra today expressed the grand alliance!!,' tion in 12 districts has confidence that UP will Mr Vadra said. The commenced. The notifica- shine under leadership Congress and the SP tion was issued at 1100 of Rahul Gandhi and only an alliance between on Sunday reached an hrs, said UP Chief Akhilesh Yadav. two parties, its an alliance alliance for the Assembly Electoral Officer T Conveying his best wishes between two young and polls in Uttar Pradesh Venkatesh here today. The Farrukahabad and third phase started, on the for the alliance, Mr Vadra, dynamic leaders- Rahul wherein the Congress will districts going to polls in Lucknow have the record other hand today is the last in a Facebook post, said,' Gandhi and Akhilesh contest from 105 seats the third phase are trouble of rigging and other irreg- date for the filing of nom- the alliance between Yadav. My best wishes to while the SP will contest torn areas for the ECI as ularities in the past. While inations for phase one in districts like Etawah, Congress and SP is not them for the upcoming UP from 298 seats. the nominations for the (Turn to page2) Elections. I am sure that Mainpuri, Kannauj, 6,000 cops deployed for Kapu Eturunagaram eco-tourism Satyagraha in East Godavari site hacked by ‘Pakistanis’ Bhupalpalle: The web- day someone gets Kakinada: There is site of the Etur nagaram hacked today it is your heavy police deployment in East Godavari as Kapu forest department was day impossible only Joint Action Committee found hacked on means it has not been (JAC) state convener Monday. done. Every single Mudragada Padmanabham On opening the site, domain which was host- will take up padayatra eturnagarameco- ed on server got hacked nam-ed ‘Kapu Satyagraha tourism.com, an image :" can be seen. Yatra’ from Ravulapalem of Pakistan flag with The website has infor- in Konaseema area. The rangers can be seen mation regarding the yatra commence from and some music is also Eturnagaram wildlife January 25 demanding for heard. sanctuary with contact inclusion of Kapus in the On top of the page, the information of the for- reservation list. words ‘Hacked by est officials, fares of According to police Hax0rspy & E@gle cottages for booking sources, there are 5,800 !nvectus’ can be seen and other such informa- police personnel from var- and under the image, tion. ious departments deployed "hello gahind, where is However, forest offi- for preventing the unto- security? :D ! Are you cials were unavailable ward incidents, Armed hacked? yesh! u have for comment on the (Turn to page2) been hacked :D!! every hacking of the website. 2 Visakhapatnam wednesday 25th January, 2017 Srinagar again turns white after fresh snowfall, chill intensifies Srinagar, Jan 24 (UNI) today. machines could not be The doctors have already However, braving snow- Srinagar, the summer capi- It was snowing as people used to clear the white advised people, suffering fall and chilly weather tal of Jammu and Kashmir, woke up this morning in powder. There is already from blood pressure, heart conditions, students were again turned white due to the city, where the mini- frozen snow on majority disease and chest infection seen going to tuition cen- fresh snowfall early this mum temperature had roof tops in the city. to avoid venturing out, par- tres and coaching classes morning, resulting in con- recorded more than three The night temperature ticularly in the morning in the city, particularly in siderable chill though the degrees improvement but which was minus 4.1 and evening when temper- the uptown.
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