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Drones Over Naidu's Residence Spark Follow us on: RNI No. APENG/2018/764698 @TheDailyPioneer facebook.com/dailypioneer Established 1864 Published From ANALYSIS 7 VIJAYAWADA 9 SPORTS 12 VIJAYAWADA DELHI LUCKNOW BHOPAL BRING TRANSPARENCY A PARADIGM SHIFT FROM GENERAL SHASTRI REAPPOINTED RAIPUR CHANDIGARH BHUBANESWAR TO THE TABLE PHYSICIANS TO SPECIALISTS AS INDIAN HEAD COACH RANCHI DEHRADUN HYDERABAD *Late City Vol. 1 Issue 292 VIJAYAWADA, SATURDAY AUGUST 17, 2019; PAGES 12 `3 *Air Surcharge Extra if Applicable THAMMUDU’S VOICE-OVER FOR ANNAYYA { Page 11 } www.dailypioneer.com Gmail suffers outage, DRONES OVER NAIDU'S Govt faces uphill task restored to foot bill for freebies NEW DELHI: Google's enter- prise Gmail for businesses RESIDENCE SPARK ROW MOHAMMED SHAFEEQ suffered an outage on Friday but services were restored PNS n VIJAYAWADA With a series of sops soon after. Some users in l Tension prevailed at the announced during the past India faced problems while Tension prevailed at the resi- TDP Chief's residence as cops two-and-a-half months need- refreshing, sending and receiv- dence of TDP Chief N cane TDP workers ing a whopping Rs 50,000 ing emails on the secure, pri- Chandrababu Naidu at crore, the YSRCP government vate and ad-free email service. Undavalli on the banks of l Security personnel of faces an uphill task of raising "Gmail service has already River Krishna on Friday as the Naidu spotted two persons - the additional resources. been restored for some users, police resorted to lathi-charged Devendar Reddy and Venkata With the resource gap and we expect a resolution for to disperse TDP activists, who Reddy - shooting pictures at already at Rs 45,000 crore, the all users within the next 1 were staging a protest against the residence of Naidu, the freebies announced since May hour. Please note this time the use of drones to shoot pic- 27 may further add to the bur- frame is an estimate and may tures of the flooded house of Lingamaneni Guest House, den on the public exchequer, change," the company said in their leader. with drones deepening the fiscal crisis. an email sent to users. In a war of words that l Janardhan, a TDP leader, The YSRCP government has Apart from the enterprise ensued between the ruling and and other leaders questioned announced many schemes to blaming the previous govern- Gmail edition, which is a part the Opposition parties, TDP implement its poll promises, With the resource ment for the current financial of Google's GSuite, it is not yet alleged that the YSRCP the duo. The drone operators but it has not come out with gap already at position. Presenting Rs 2.27 replied that they were known if any other service by Government had deliberately TDP workers arguing with a policeman when he tried to disperse them at the plans to mobilise the required Rs 45,000 cr, lakh crore welfare-oriented the Internet giant such as delayed floodwater release at residence of TDP Chief N Chandrababu Naidu in Vundavalli on Friday shooting Naidu's residence resources. budget last month, Finance Google rive or YouTube was Prakasam Barrage with the carrying out the instructions of Analysts say controversial the freebies Minister affected by the disruption. ulterior motive of allowing carrying out the instructions of the police vehicle from moving. the irrigation department. moves like reserving 75 per announced since B Rajendranath said the fis- Naidu's residence to be inun- the irrigation department. However, the police dispersed When they were asked to cent jobs for locals in all indus- May 27 may cal position the YSRCP gov- dated. Refuting the charge, When they were asked to pro- the mobs by resorting to latchi- tries, review of Power Purchase ernment inherited compelled YSRCP leaders, including min- duce the letter, they cited the charge and took away a few produce the letter, they cited Agreements and terminating further add to the it to make some very hard Govt to receive isters, said the TDP is playing name of Kiran, in-charge of the TDP workers in the police the name of Kiran, in-ccharge one of the contracts for burden on the choices between wealth cre- drama only to divert the atten- CM's residence. TDP leaders van. Former minister Devineni of the CM's residence Polavaram project may further public exchequer, ation and welfare programmes. first tranche of tion of the public from the recorded their explanation. Umamaheswara Rao and other affect the investment climate He pointed out that the issue of illegal constructions in Meanwhile, the police leaders reached there and con- and impact the efforts to gen- deepening the State's debts, which stood at Rs the flood zone. appeared on the scene and put demned the police highhand- zone, they have delayed the erate revenue. fiscal crisis 1,30,654 crore in 2014-15, RBI surplus Earlier in the day, security the drone operators in their car edness towards TDP cadre. release of floodwater in a The development of capital reached a whopping Rs NEW DELHI: The Finance personnel of Naidu spotted two to be taken to the Tadepalli They alleged that the police planned manner. They are not city Amaravati is no longer a 2,58,928 crore by 2018-19. Ministry is likely to receive the persons - Devendar Reddy police station. TDP leaders TD had behaved rudely with TD focusing on the rescue opera- priority for the government bills in Parliament, the State "There is a resource gap of first tranche of the RBI's sur- and Venkata Reddy - shooting Janardhan, Devineni Avinash Janardhan and Devineni tions". The Water Resources and the works awarded to var- may find the going even around Rs 45,000 crore to ful- plus money towards pictures at the residence of and others insisted that the Avinash. Department of Andhra ious companies coming to a tougher to tide over the finan- fil the commitments under December after its central Naidu, the Lingamaneni Guest police arrest Kiran and inter- Umamaheswara Rao said, Pradesh has released a press halt, investors may be reluctant cial crisis. Budget 2019-20 Vote on board discusses and approves House, with drones. rogate the drone operators in "The former Chief Minister has note stating that they instruct- to put in their money. "The State needs huge funds Account presented in the report finalised by the Immediately, they informed their presence. However, the Z Plus security. On Thursday ed the drone operators to shoot As the Centre is in no mood to implement poll promises. If February. This resource gap is Bimal Jalan panel. Janardhan, a TDP leader. He police ignoring their demand, itself, the High Court has the flood-affected areas to to reconsider its stand on the the Centre fails to lend a help- further amplified by the bud- The six-member panel led came there, along with other tried to take them to the instructed the State govern- monitor the flood situation. Special Category Status despite ing hand then the situation get necessary for our new pro- by former RBI Governor Jalan, leaders and questioned the Tadepalli police station. Soon, ment to take care of his secu- The drones have been in oper- YSRCP's unconditional sup- may slip out of hands of the grammes", Rajendranath had constituted to assess the ade- duo. The drone operators a large number of TDP work- rity. But, what are they doing? ation for the last three days, port to the Narendra Modi government", says political said in his budget speech. quate size of capital reserves replied saying that they were ers gathered at the place and Just to prove that Lingamaneni they added. government over various analyst P Raghava Reddy. that the RBI should hold, has shooting Naidu's residence staged a dharna preventing Guest House is in the flood Continued on Page 4 issues, including contentious YSRCP has confined itself to Continued on Page 4 finalised the report which is likely to be submitted to the RBI central board meeting later this month for discussion Mohandas Pai Reservoirs and approval. Economic ‘No first use' N-policy depends Pressure on me to Affairs Secretary Atanu finds fault with show surplus, Chakraborty is the govern- rainfall normal ment director on the RBI on circumstances: Rajnath PPAs review merge Jana Sena with ‘a Central Board. The govern- PNS n MUMBAI n n ment is hopeful of receiving PNS NEW DELHI Rajnath Singh PNS VIJAYAWADA the first tranche of the RBI sur- major party’: Pawan The monsoon rainfall plus in this calendar year, said Defence Minister Rajnath (@rajnathsingh) Mohandas Pai, co-founder of moved to normal and the a source. Singh declared on Friday that Pokhran is the area which Akshaya Patra, former PNS n VIJAYAWADA reservoir level of large river India's commitment so far to witnessed Atalji's firm resolve Director of Infosys and cur- basins into significant sur- a 'No first use' doctrine in its rent Chairman of Manipal In a sensational disclosure, plus, a Kotak report said on nuclear policy will depend on to make India a nuclear power Global Education, made seri- Jana Sena Party (JSP) Chief Friday. However, it added Rahul's largesse circumstances in the future. and yet remain firmly ous remarks against the YS Pawan Kalyan alleged a major that rainfall has been weak Singh posted a tweet from committed to the doctrine of Jaganmohan Reddy led gov- mainstream political party has in eastern and northern for 18K families Pokhran, the test site of India's 'No First Use'. India has strictly ernment on Friday. been exerting pressure on him India. nuclear weapons, after paying adhered to this doctrine.
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