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NT 2,4,5,7 Shanthi.Indd WEDNESDAY CHENNAI MIIXEDXED BAAGG 29 MAY 2019 7 2 assault, rob friend Jaganmohan offers at Anna Nagar Heatwave to last prayers at Tirupati Tirupati, May 29 (PTI): | NT Bureau | Chennai, May 29: YSR Congress Party chief and Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister- Two men have been arrested two more days in TN designate YS Jaganmohan Reddy for robbing and assaulting their today offered prayers at the fa- friend at Anna Nagar. u Sky condition is likely to be partly cloudy in Chennai, says IMD mous hill shrine of According to the police, Mani Lord Venkateswara at Tirumala Bharathi and Gopinath, both |NT Bureau| ‘Like previous years, the daytime near here. Jaganmohan, who is set temperature will go down because aged 30, had a fall-out with their Chennai, May 29: to sworn in as Chief Minister on friend Sathyaraj (30) over a busi- of the effect of the southwest mon- Thursday, arrived here Tuesday soon which is expected to commence ness plan. Heatwave is expected to last for by a special fl ight from Vijaya- in a week over Kerala. The days will The duo beat him up and stole two more days in Tamilnadu ac- wada and reached the hills by be hot and nights warmer till end his phone, bracelet and gold chain cording to IMD reports despite the road amid tight security. of this month,’ he added. on 19 May. end of <I>Kathiri veyyil<P> today. After an overnight halt on the <B>Rains expected<P> The police said Sathyaraj from Peak summer in Tamilnadu, re- hills, the YSRC Party chief visited The situation is bound to improve Thanjavur worked for a private ferred to as <I>Agni Natchathiram the ancient hill shrine and offered from Friday as monsoon conditions company. Mani and Gopinath, aka Kathiri veyyil<P> commenced prayers to Lord Venkateswara look favourable over southern Bay who are also from his native place, 4 May and it ends today. this morning. of Bengal. This condition will bring had business plans with him and The intensity of heat it brought Before leaving the shrine, Reddy fairly widespread rain and thun- joined him in the city. forth in several parts of Tamilnadu was honoured with a sacred silk derstorms over the Andaman and The trio lived in a rented house was higher than the past summer cloth, memento and prasadam Nicobar islands. in Anna Nagar. On 19 May, while average. This was partly because by top TTD officials while the they were together on the road, a Fani cyclone sucked away the hu- Down south, the convergence of priests blessed him amid chanting fi ght broke out and the duo began midity in the air from the Southern temperatures touched a sweltering be warmer than usual with the winds from the Arabian Sea and the of vedic hymns, a temple offi cial attacking Sathyaraj. After being States as it moved to West Bengal 45 degree Celsius. minimum temperature just a notch Bay of Bengal will produce weather told PTI. robbed, the following day, Sath- and Odisha In Chennai, with the end of the below 30 degrees. instability in the region. Kerala Later, he left for Kadapa, his yaraj lodged a complaint against Yesterday and today, the tem- traditionally hottest part of the A weather expert said, ‘The nights and Tamilnadu will get fairly wide- home district to visit a dargah, them at Thirumangalam police perature touched 40 degrees Cel- year, IMD said that the sky condi- are warmer because the daytime spread rain and thunderstorms. a church and the memorial of station. sius in more than 10 places, in- tion is likely to be partly cloudy. temperature is high and the heat Scattered rain and thunderstorms his late father and former Chief are also possible over Karnataka Subsequently, the police ar- cluding usual cities like Tiruchi, Maximum temperature is likely gets trapped as the nearby areas Minister of undivided Andhra and northeastern parts of Andhra rested the duo and recovered the Karur, Vellore and Madurai. In the to be around 39 degree Celsius. are hotter and there is no wind Pradesh Y S Rajasekhara Reddy, Pradesh. mobile phone. Vellore-Tiruttani belt, maximum The nights are however going to movement.’ a government offi cial said. 15 youth held ED issues fresh summons Naveen Patnaik for bike racing at Marina to Robert Vadra sworn in as Odisha CM | NT Bureau | u Asks him to join probe tomorrow Chennai, May 29: u Dignitaries including captains of industries attend ceremony New Delhi, May 29 (PTI): tion and and the trial court had Bhubaneswar, May 29: to Lord Jagannath for the people The city police held 15 persons not discussed the gravity of the of- The ED has issued a fresh sum- of Odisha before I take oath as for racing on Kamarajar Salai, Ma- fence in its order that gave relief mon to Robert Vadra, brother- Biju Janata Dal (BJD) chief chief minister tomorrow in Bhu- rina Beach, to Vadra, husband of Congress in-law of Congress President Naveen Patnaik took oath as the baneswar,’ he told reporters outside in the wee leader Priyanka Gandhi. Rahul Gandhi, to appear before Chief Minister of Odisha for the the temple. hours of to- The ED case against Vadra it Thursday in connection with a fi fth time today. The swearing-in The party secured 112 seats in day. relates to allegations of money money laundering case linked to ceremony was held at the Exhibi- the 147-member Odisha Assembly laundering in the purchase of a According purchase of alleged illegal assets tion Ground in Bhubaneswar. in the recently-concluded elec- London-based property located to the police, abroad, offi cials said. Many other BJD leaders who tions, held along with Lok Sabha at 12, Bryanston Square worth the men, They said Vadra has been asked have been allotted portfolios in the polls. The BJP bagged 23 and the 1.9 million GBP (British pounds), Ministry also took oath along with aged around 19-20, were having a to depose before the investigating Congress nine assembly seats in which is allegedly owned by him. Patnaik. race from Labour statue to Adyar offi cer of the case at around 10:30 the state. Independent and CPI(M) The agency had told a Delhi Gita Mehta, Patnaik’s sister was bridge. AM at the agency’s offi ce here. secured one seat each. court that it has received informa- also present at the swearing-in cer- At 12.30 am, Sub-Inspector Rajen- The Enforcement Directorate Seventy two-year-old Patnaik is It is the fi rst time Patnaik has tak- tion about various new proper- emony. She is a prominent writer. dran, on patrol duty on Kamarajar (ED) only last week moved a court one of the longest-serving Chief en oath in an open public ground. In ties in London which belong to Patnaik was invited by Odisha Salai up to Light House spotted the here seeking cancellation of the Ministers in the country. BJD has 2000, 2004, 2009 and 2014, he was Vadra. These include two houses, Governor Ganeshi Lal on Sunday youths driving rashly and stopped anticipatory bail given to Vadra been in power in the state since sworn in at the Raj Bhavan. one worth 5 million GBP and the to form the next government in them. While some of them stopped, in this case and the Delhi High 2000. Around 7,000 dignitaries includ- other valued at 4 million GBP, six the State. others had to be chased. Police even Court had then issued notice to A day before taking oath as Chief ing captains of industries attended other fl ats and more properties. Prime Minister Narendra Modi chased some of them till Adyar. him seeking his response. Minister for a fifth consecutive the swearing-in ceremony. Also, Vadra has denied the allegations sent out his best wishes to the Fifteen persons were caught rid- The ED, which had grilled Vadra term, Patnaik on Tuesday visited large number of BJD supporters of possessing illegal foreign assets Chief Minister and ‘assured com- ing on 11 bikes. The police did not over a dozen times in this case, Shree Jagannath temple in Puri and women grass root leaders at- and termed them a political witch plete cooperation from the Centre register a case yet, but the youth had told the Delhi HC that it re- in working for Odisha’s progress.’ and sought blessings. ‘I prayed tended the function. hunt against him. He said he was were asked to bring their parents quired Vadra’s custody as he was being ‘hounded and harassed’ to to Marina police station. not cooperating in the investiga- subserve political ends. I, Narendra... with simple majority. The Indian National Congress party won 52 BJP fares well in ‘minority Stage set for... seats, and the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance won 91. Other game series for two-and-a-half years. Their bolwing looks solid with parties and their alliances won 98 the includion of Jofra Archer in the squad. On the other hand, South concentration’ districts seats. The general elections were Africa is having a strong bowling unit. There is Dale Steyn and Kagiso held in seven phases and results New Delhi, May 29 (PTI): did not vote en bloc in favour of one In the minority-concentration Rabada and supported by Lungi Ngidi and Dwaine Pretorius. Their were announced 23 May. party or candidate this time. districts, the BJP gained the most battlung looks good with Faf du Plessis, Hashim Amla, de Kock, Miller It may be noted that Modi on The BJP has managed to puncture On the other hand, 27 Muslim in West Bengal, which has 18 such and Duminy promising a plenty.
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