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Ie-Delhi-05-10-2020.Pdf DAILY FROM: AHMEDABAD, CHANDIGARH, DELHI, JAIPUR, KOLKATA, LUCKNOW, MUMBAI, NAGPUR, PUNE, VADODARA JOURNALISM OF COURAGE MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2020, NEW DELHI, LATE CITY, 18 PAGES SINCE 1932 `6.00 (`8 PATNA &RAIPUR, `12 SRINAGAR) WWW.INDIANEXPRESS.COM THE EDITORIAL PAGE SLAMS JD(U), PRAISES PM; WILL FIGHT POLLSONITS OWN Winter coming, no ADYSTOPIAN ELECTION LJP’sbalancingact:BreaksfromNDA sign of thaw, 7th BY ASHUTOSH VARSHNEY PAGE 10 round of military inBihar,willremaininallianceinDelhi talks on October 12 Paswan’s party says split due to ideological differences Chirag’s long play:Cut on September 21 wasalso the with JD(U), ‘will form LJP-BJPgovernment’ afterpolls KRISHNKAUSHIK firstsince Mayinwhichadiplo- JD(U), help BJP get more NEWDELHI,OCTOBER4 mat waspresent from the Indian by Union MinisterRam Vilas side —Naveen Srivastava,Joint DIPANKARGHOSE Paswan took pains to reiterate EVEN AS the armies of both sides Secretary(EastAsia) in the NEWDELHI,OCTOBER4 that itsalliance with BJP at the —and be itsfuture ally preparetodig in forthe winter, MinistryofExternal Affairs. Centrewas “firm”,that its with no sign of anymajor break- Srivastava has been repre- AFTER WEEKSofspec- MLAs would backthe theAssemblyelections: itis sens- through in border talks, the sev- senting India at the Working ulation and posturing, BJP in apost-poll sce- SANTOSHSINGH ing an anti-incumbency against enth meeting of senior military Mechanism forConsultationand the LJP said Sunday, af- nario,and thatthe split PATNA,OCTOBER4 Nitish and is helpingthe BJPlever- commanders of India and China Coordination on India-China teraparty meeting in forthe Biharpolls was agethattoaim forthe will take place on October 12 in Border Affairs(WMCC),which ‘Amazon,Facebook the National Capital, due to “ideological dif- BY SLAMMINGNitish single largest party slot. afresh bidtofind aresolution to has metfivetimes since May. At areexclusive, not that it would fight the ferences”with the JD(U). Kumar while exiting the Both the JD(U) and the five-month standoffineast- itsprevious meeting on interoperable...Need Bihar Assemblyelec- DECISION Formanymonths, NDAalliance in Bihar the BJPdownplayedthe ern Ladakh. September 30, the WMCC had tionsnextmonth sepa- 2020 LJP president Chirag and yetpraising Prime exit but the sequence of ForIndia, it will be the last decidedthat the next meeting of creativedestruction, rately —and notaspart BIHAR Paswan has been attack- MinisterNarendraModi eventsshows that the time that Lt General Harinder Senior Commanders “shouldbe morealternatives’ of the ruling JD(U)-BJP ingChief MinisterNitish LJP president Chirag Paswan and the BJP,the Lok BJP has looked the other Singh, the XIV Corps held at an early datesothatboth RSSHARMA alliance. Kumar forhis performance over afterthe meeting in New Janshakti Partyhas sent twokey wayasthe LJP campaigned Commander who ledthe firstsix sidescan work towardsearly and FORMER CHAIRMAN, TRAI However, the party founded CONTINUEDONPAGE2 Delhi Sunday. AbhinavSaha signals in the final countdown to CONTINUEDONPAGE2 rounds of discussions, will be a complete disengagement of the PAGE 12 partofthe engagement. Hisone- troops along the LAC(Line of year tenurecomes to an endon Actual Control)...” October 14 following which he The Chinese delegation has will take charge of the Indian so farbeen ledbyMajor General GRANTTHORNTON’S REPORT MilitaryAcademy(IMA). Liu Lin, commander of the South FSL report (sayingnorape) used samples Lt GeneralPGKMenon, who Xinjiang MilitaryRegion. In a will take over from Singh, was joint statement afterthe last Fake accounts, fraud partofthe lastmeeting of Corps meeting, the twosideshad 11 days old, has no value: Aligarh CMO CommandersonSeptember 21 agreedtonot escalatethe situa- and will be present at the latest tion on the ground and borrowers used to round too. The previous meeting CONTINUEDONPAGE2 divert funds in DHFL, JIGNASASINHA HATHRAS,OCTOBER4 Bitter start to sugarcane finds forensic audit THE CHIEF Medical Officerof AligarhMuslim University’s season: `8,400 cr in dues (AMU’s)Jawaharlal Nehru maniakumar in Februaryand MedicalCollege, where the19- RITUSARIN takesforward the modus year-old Hathrasvictimwas ad- from mills to farmers NEWDELHI,OCTOBER4 operandi of “round-tripping” of mitted fortwo weeks, has told funds via fake loans. The Indian Express that the FSL re- HUNDREDS OF fictitiousloanac- Referring to the case as Bandra port —whichUttar Pradesh HARISHDAMODARAN counts, depositsroutedthrough Books, the reporthighlightshow Police has reliedontosay she was NEWDELHI,OCTOBER4 an imaginaryentity in Bandra namesoffakehousing loan “bor- notraped—“holds no value”. and ademand forrecoveriesto- rowers” were collected —details “The samples were collected Police personnel on duty at the village of the Hathras victim. Praveen Khanna EVEN AS the new2020-21sugar taling Rs 14,046 crore–these are were “randomlypickedfroma 11 days afterthe woman wasal- year has started, millsinUttar among the keyfindings in the fi- database that appears to be cre- legedly raped, while govern- Pradesh oweastaggering nal forensic reportsubmitted by ated from the details pertaining ment guidelines strictlysay Ex-BJP MLA holds meeting Rs 8,400crore-plus of payments auditor GrantThorntoninthe to the closedloan accounts”. forensic evidencecan only be BUSINESSASUSUAL to farmers againstcanesupplies DewanHousing Finance Corpo- In all, 2,60,315“fake and fic- found up to 96 hoursafter thein- made during2019-20. ration Limited (DHFL) scam. titious” home loan accounts cident. This reportcan’t confirm BY UNNY in Hathras to back accused In 2019-20 (October- By Sep 30, onlyRs27,451cr Submitted to the RBI-ap- were createdinthe non-exis- rape in this incident,” Dr Azeem September), UP mills crusheda hadbeen paid. Arul Horizon pointed administrator on August tent BandraBranchbetween Malik,the CMO,told TheIndian nessedaflurryofvisitsand record1,118.02 lakh tonnes (lt) 27,the reportcomes when 2007-2019 and Rs 11,755.79 Express. AMILBHATNAGAR protests,including ameeting of cane worthRs35,898.15crore DHFL’s proprietors Kapil Wadh- crorewas depositedtoBandra The Dalit woman had been &JIGNASASINHA calledbyformer BJP Hathras at the stategovernment’s ‘ad- for2020-21 aretobeginbythe awan and his brother Dheeraj Book entities. assaulted,allegedly by four upper HATHRAS,OCTOBER4 MLARajveer Singh Pehelwan in vised’ price (SAP) of Rs 315-325 month-end afterDussehra. Wadhawanare out on bail after As manyas91entities are CONTINUEDONPAGE2 supportofthe four upper-caste per quintal. The lastsugar year had also being arrested by investigating the focus of the auditor’s final ADAY afterthe UP government men arrested in the case. But as on September 30, the openedwith cane arrears, though agencies in Januarythis year. forensic report, wherein it was said it would hand over the Over 500people attended end of the lastsugar year,they theseweren’t ashuge. In 2018-19, The 98-pagereport follows found that no security or collat- ADITYANATH: EXPOSE probeintothe alleged gangrape the meetingheld on the prem- had paid farmers onlyRs the state’s mills crushed1,031.67 the preliminaryreport submit- eral wasobtainedbeforegrant and death of the 19-year-old ises of aguesthouse where 27,451.05 crore. That translates lt of cane valuedatRs33,048.06 tedbyGrant Thornton to RBI-ap- of these loans. THOSE TRYING TO Dalit woman in Hathras to the Pehelwan wasstaying on the into dues of Rs 8,447.10crore – crore, but had managed to pay pointed administrator RSubra- CONTINUEDONPAGE2 INCITERIOTS PAGE 7 CBI, the victim’s villagewit- CONTINUEDONPAGE2 even before crushing operations CONTINUEDONPAGE2 THE WORLD GERMANY SHUBHRA RANJAN Always Ahead UPSC GS &PSIR TEST SERIES (ONLINE MODEONLY) DOCTORS: TRUMP’S BLOOD OXYGEN GS Mains Test Series Target 2020 LEVEL DIPPED TWICE, -Questions papers and detailed answers framed by respective faculty. BUTCONDITION IMPROVING PAGE 8 -Detailed video discussion of question papers. REGISTER -Timely checking of copies NOW BATCH STARTING : 18 OCTOBER 2020 FEE : ₹15,000 NGOs saychange in ETHICSBYATULGARG FEE Complete Ethics Module: 10th October 2020 ₹23,600 FCRA clause on funds CaseStudies Module: 15th October2020 ₹7,080 will cripple projects Ethics TestSeries: 18th October2020 ₹5,900 PSIRCrash Course 2020 PSIRTest Series 2021 8Comprehensive Tests Postal Correspondence Previous Year Questions Notes discussion 17 Sectional Tests before Important topics revision Prelims Value added notes 8Comprehensive Tests Current updates from mains after Prelims point of view Model answersand test Model answersand test discussion discussion Value added notes Weekly classes Includes next year Crash Course STARTING :11OCTOBER 2020 STARTING:18 OCTOBER 2020 Population Foundation of India’s programme in Darbhanga FEE :₹ 20,000 (new) ;₹16,500(old) FEE :₹28,000 (new) ;₹22,000 (old) PAGE1 provide them sanitarynapkins, UPSC 2019 RESULT :13% of TOP300 ANCHOR and setupadolescent centres to help them on issues of physical 9ofTOP 100; 22 of TOP 200; 40 of TOP 300 andmentalhealth. Pandeysanctionedboth— "Note:Consistent Performance -10% of Final Selected Candidates in CSEare SRIASClass Students". ESHAROY and the government procured NEWDELHI,OCTOBER4 sanitarynapkins thatweredis- tributed in villages in these dis- OUR ALMOSTAyear ago, 40 teenage tricts, said Bijit Roy, associatedi- TOPPERS AIR 6 AIR 30 AIR 31 AIR 33 AIR 37 AIR 38 girls from Bihar’s Nawada and rector forcommunity actionand VISHAKHA YADAV PARI BISHNOI SIMI KARAN NAVNEET MANN NATISHAMATHUR ABHISHEK
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