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VIJAYAWADA DELHI *Air Surcharge Extra If Applicable NO Follow us on: @TheDailyPioneer facebook.com/dailypioneer Established 1864 RNI No. APENG/2018/764698 Published From *Late City Vol. 2 Issue 305 NATION 5 MONEY 6 SPEICAL 7 VIJAYAWADA DELHI *Air Surcharge Extra if Applicable NO. OF COVID RECOVERIES FIRMS MOVING FACILITIES OUT OF WALKING A LUCKNOW BHOPAL RAIPUR CHANDIGARH BHUBANESWAR A ‘FIRE’ CROSSES 31L IN INDIA CHINA TO COVER GEOPOLITICAL RISKS TIGHTROPE RANCHI DEHRADUN HYDERABAD BRAND OFFICER WHO GETS VIJAYAWADA, SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 6, 2020; PAGES 12 `3 THINGS DONE 12 www.dailypioneer.com MAX PRIVATISATION: RAHUL ON AYODHYA MOSQUE TO BE OF SAME FOR FIRST TIME, MAHA REPORTS NO BAN ON HIRING FOR GOVT JOBS: CENTRE'S JOB FREEZE TO CUT COSTS SIZE AS BABRI MASJID, SAYS TRUST OVER 20,000 COVID CASES IN A DAY CENTRE AFTER ROW OVER CIRCULAR day after sharing a list of "Modi-made disasters", including the highest mosque that will come up in Ayodhya pursuant to the Supreme Court n a grim milestone, Maharashtra on Saturday reported its highest-ever he Department of Expenditure circular does not Aunemployment rate in 45 years, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi continued Averdict in the Ram Janmabhoomi case will be of the same size as Isingle-day spike in COVID-19 cases at 20,489, taking the total count of Taffect or curtail recruitment for government his attack on the BJP-led central government today, raking up the issue of Babri Masjid, said an office-brearer of the trust formed for its infections to 8,83,862, showed the state health department data. with 312 jobs, the Centre clarified on Saturday, hours freeze on recruitment to government posts. "The Modi government's construction. The five-acre complex in Ayodhya's Dhannipur village will deaths due to the highly contagious virus in the last 24 hours, the total after Congress MP Rahul Gandhi tweeted on thinking is minimum government, maximum privatisation. Covid is also house a hospital, a library and a museum among others, the office- number of fatalities rose to 26,276 in the state, it said. the row. "The Dept. of Expenditure circular just an excuse, the government's plan is to free government bearer said, adding that retired professor This is the fourth consecutive day that Maharashtra deals with internal procedure for creation of offices of all permanent staff, steal the youth's future and propel and noted food critic Pushpesh Pant will be reported a record number of fresh Coronavirus posts and does NOT in any way affect or curtail his own friends forward," Mr Gandhi said in a Hindi tweet. For consultant curator of the museum. "...the cases. Before this, the state had reported the recruitment," the Ministry of Finance tweeted to reference he tagged a newspaper article on the list of austerity complex of the mosque, which will be built highest single-day spike of 19,218 cases on Friday. clarify some points of the circular. "There is no restriction or ban on measures adopted by the central government, including a in Dhannipur, will also have facilities like a Mumbai reported 1,737 new cases and 33 filling up of posts. Normal recruitments through govt agencies like freeze on creation of new posts and hiring against posts hospital, a museum at the Indo-Islamic fatalities, taking its tally to 1,53,712 and the death Staff Selection Commission, UPSC, RRB, etc will continue as usual created after July 1 across ministries and departments. Research Centre. count to 7,832. without any curbs," it adds. Fake local poll schedule AP tops EoDB ranking again, TS 3rd forces rebuttal from SEC PNS n NEW DELHI STATESPROPELLING EASEOFDOINGBUSINESRANKING PNS n VIJAYAWADA tion code has come Andhra Pradesh has, for the into force immedi- third time in a row, topped the FORAATMANIRBHARBHARAT Mekapati credits YSRCP State Election ately. Ease of Doing Business rank- Modi Govt Presents Commissioner “It has been ing of states and Union State Business Reform Action Plan-2020 Nimmagadda brought to the Territories released annually by for Naidu’s hard work Ramesh Kumar notice of the Department for Promotion ndhra Pradesh indus- Trade based on the imple- was taken aback Commission that of Industry and Internal Trade, TOP 10 ACHIEVERS Atries minister Mekapati mentation of the Business on Saturday with a schedule of elec- even as Telangana slipped to Gautham Reddy unabashed- Reform Action Plan-2019, the news of local tions is supposedly the third position from second RANK STATE RANK STATE ly credited the incumbent AP Industries Minister body election schedule released by in 2018. 1 Andhra Pradesh 6 Chattisgarh YSRCP government with the Mekapati Gautham said doing rounds on social Commission and social The ranking is based on the 2 Uttar Pradesh 7 Himachal Pradesh State topping the Ease of these rankings which were media. media reports are circulated. The ‘Auto sector has implementation of the Business Doing Business ranking for done through a survey of the The SEC clarified that the poll Commission denies the above,” Reform Action Plan-2019, 3 Telangana 8 Rajasthan the third year in a row. investor community during panel had nothing to do with the the SEC said in a statement, sig- opportunity to according to a report released 4 Madhya Pradesh 9 West Bengal While the report released January and February 2020. notification that started doing nifying the spread of the fake emerge as by Union Finance Minister 5 Jharkhand 10 Gujarat by Union Finance Minister However, the BRAP noti- rounds, announcing the sched- news. He described the reports Nirmala Sitharaman on Nirmala Sitharaman on fication clearly mentions the ule for local body elections in as false, mischievous and moti- global hub’ Saturday. Saturday clearly says that cut-off date for this ranking Andhra Pradesh. vated. “It is part of a disinfor- Registering a jump of 10 the ranking by the as March 31, 2019. The fake notification was so mation campaign and no more,” places in the rankings, Uttar (6th), Himachal Pradesh (7th), Among the laggard states Department for Promotion elaborate that anybody could Ramesh Kumar said. Pradesh occupied the second Rajasthan (8th), West Bengal and UTs in the ranking, Assam of Industry and Internal 3 have been mislead. It had It seems like controversies 6 position in 2019 as against 12th (9th) and Gujarat (10th). was at 20th, J&K at 21st, Goa detailed programme of con- continue to haunt Andhra in 2018. Delhi's position improved to at 24th, Bihar at 26th and ducting the elections for pan- Pradesh state election commis- Telangana was followed by 12th from 23rd in the last edi- Kerala 28th place. Tripura was Sitharaman said that states states and UTs to become bet- chayat raj bodies and munici- sioner, even after his reinstate- Madhya Pradesh (4th), tion, while Gujarat slipped ranked at the bottom 36th. have taken the exercise in its ter places to do business. palities and even quoted Ramesh ment in the post on July 30, fol- Jharkhand (5th), Chhattisgarh from 5th place in 2018. Releasing the report, true sense and it would help 3 Kumar as saying that the elec- lowing a Supreme Court order. Convoy cars crash to CM sacrificing farmer rights UnHappy Teachers’ Day NAMRATA SRIVASTAVA avoid cow; Naidu safe for loans, n HYDERABAD PNS n VIJAYAWADA the escort car came to a sud- den halt to avoid hitting a cow As the nation celebrated Teacher's Leader of the Opposition N crossing the highway. alleges Naidu Day on Saturday, nothing could Chandrababu Naidu had a As a result, the bulletproof PNS n VIJAYAWADA have been more pathetic than the close escape when his convoy car next to the convoy sight of teachers who staged a ‘ALL AND of vehicles met with an acci- rammed into the escort car Telugu Desam Party national protest at Tankbund against non- dent on the Vijayawada- from behind. Luckily, anoth- president N Chandrababu payment of their salaries for SUNDRY’ Hyderabad National Highway er bulletproof car in which Naidu on Saturday asserted that months on end. on Saturday evening. Naidu was seated also came to the YS Jaganmohan Reddy Teachers in the state - of The incident took place at a sudden halt, narrowly avoid- government has no moral almost all private educational What makes Dandu Malkapuram village ing colliding with the vehicle authority to fix smart meters on institutions - are struggling a leader last of Chouttppal mandal in in front. Naidu remained safe. agricultural pump sets as the without salaries for months. Harish Rao Yadadri Bhongir district, when 3 Chief Minister has not men- Despite many representations in people’s tioned this in his 2019 election made by several teachers' asso- genuine Covid-induced fund A Santhosh Kumar, President memory manifesto. ciations to the state government, crunch, even the well-off ones of the Telangana State Technical tests positive Naidu emphatically said that no concrete steps have been have stopped paying salaries and Colleges Employees Association free power was a natural right taken till date to help the edu- are taking refuge in the "It's all (TSTCEA), who led the protest, for Covid-19 that came to the Andhra cators. Although some of the due to Covid" catchphrase with feels that the teachers are living PNS n HYDERABAD 2 Pradesh farmers over a period educational institutions have selfish motives. in a very sorry state. of four to three decades, and not Telangana Finance Minister TODAY some casual benefit being given T Harish Rao on Saturday at the mercy of the present TS Genco said he tested positive for ALMANAC Chief Minister. The YSRCP Covid-19 and was 'fine.' regime was trying to take away In a tweet, the minister Month & Paksham: this right of over 18 lakh farm- announces said, "On displaying initial Bhadrapada & Krishna Paksha ers by bringing back-door symptoms of coronavirus, I Panchangam reforms even though Telangana Rs 75 L addl got tested and the report Tithi : Chaturthi: 07:06 pm and Tamil Nadu were opting came back positive.
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