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Modi-Xi Meet Reflects Positive Atmospherics Follow us on: RNI No. TELENG/2018/76469 @TheDailyPioneer facebook.com/dailypioneer Established 1864 Published From ANALYSIS 9 HYDERABAD 11 SPORTS 16 HYDERABAD DELHI LUCKNOW ILLEGAL TRADE A ‘MY DREAM IS TO WIN VIRAT BHOPAL RAIPUR CHANDIGARH SPEED BREAKER WIMBLEDON FOR INDIA' INNINGS BHUBANESWAR RANCHI DEHRADUN VIJAYAWADA *LATE CITY VOL. 2 ISSUE 3 HYDERABAD, SATURDAY OCTOBER 12, 2019; PAGES 16 `3 *Air Surcharge Extra if Applicable RAJINI, SUN PICTURES SET FOR A HAT-TRICK { Page 13 } www.dailypioneer.com SLOWDOWN WOES DEEPENING Passenger vehicle sales dive 24% in Sept Ethiopian PM Industrial production drops by 1.1 pc in Aug Ahmed Ali Mutual Funds suffered Rs 1.5 lakh cr outflow PNS n HYDERABAD wins Nobel Although Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman peace prize announced a Rs 1.45 lakh OSLO, NORWAY: crore stimulus package to Ethiopian Prime Minister reboot India in September, Abiy Ahmed was on Friday slowdown woes are only deep- awarded the Nobel Peace ening, going by the key indi- Prize for his efforts to cators, including Mutual resolve his country's conflict Funds, which suffered Rs 1.5 with bitter foe Eritrea, the lakh crore outflow in Nobel Committee said. September. Passenger vehicle Abiy was honoured "for sales dropped for 11th straight his efforts to achieve peace month in September. and international coopera- Industrial production dropped the wake of debt crises at var- September being a quarter- tion, and in particular for his by 1.1 pc in August as per ious groups, including IL&FS, end," Amfi CEO N S Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the President of the People’s Republic of China Xi Jinping at Arjuna’s Penance in Mamallapuram on Friday decisive initiative to resolve Friday's figures. Essel and DHFL. Mutual fund Venkatesh said. the border conflict with According to reports, schemes witnessed redemption However, equity and equity- neighbouring Eritrea," the investors pulled out more than of Rs 1.52 lakh crore in linked saving schemes saw an jury said. Rs 1.5 lakh crore from mutu- September. inflow of Rs 6,489 crore in Since becoming Ethiopian al fund schemes in September, Among debt-oriented September, much lower than Modi-Xi meet reflects prime minister in April with liquid funds contributing schemes, liquid funds -- with Rs 9,090 crore infused in 2018, the 43-year-old has the most to such outflows investments in cash assets such August. Besides, gold aggressively pursued policies amid persisting weak confi- as treasury bills, certificates of exchange-traded funds wit- that have the potential to dence in debt-oriented plans. deposit and commercial paper nessed an infusion of Rs 44 upend his country's society This comes after a net inflow for shorter horizon --- saw an crore against an inflow of Rs and reshape dynamics of Rs 1.02 lakh crore in August, outflow of Rs 1.41 lakh crore. 145 crore in August. positive atmospherics beyond its borders. according to data compiles by "Liquid funds have seen Passenger vehicle whole- Within just six months of the Association of Mutual redemptions which is a phe- sales in India declined for the PNS n MAMALLAPURAM "The free flowing nature of the informal his swearing-in, Abiy made Funds in India. nomenon we have seen at the 11th consecutive month in summit at the UNESCO world heritage site will Modiinveshtiwelcomes peace with bitter foe Eritrea, The mutual fund industry quarter end, for the advance September. In the backdrop of 7th century ChinesePresident released dissidents from jail, has been grappling with tax purposes and the same is rock-cut chariots of Pancha continue and deepen contacts at the highest apologised for state brutal- redemption pressure of late in reflected in this month, Continued on Page 4 Ratha overlooking the Bay of level and guide the future trajectory of India- MAHABALIPURAM: Prime ity, and welcomed home Bengal, Prime Minister China relationship," External Affairs Ministry Minister Narendra Modi, exiled armed groups brand- Narendra Modi and Chinese wearing the traditional Tamil ed "terrorists" by his prede- President Xi Jinping sipped Spokesperson Ravesh Kumar tweeted attire of 'veshti' (white dhoti), cessors. Modi turns coconut water and engaged in half-sleeve white shirt and More recently he has casual interaction in a serene the informal summit at the Kashmir and that the issue angavastram over his shoulder, turned to fleshing out his guide, takes Xi setting on Friday, sending signs UNESCO world heritage site should be properly and peace- welcomed Chinese President Xi vision for the economy of positive atmospherics in bilat- will continue and deepen con- fully resolved based on the UN Jinping at Mamallapuram, also while laying the ground- around eral ties strained over Kashmir. tacts at the highest level and Charter. The comments known Mahabalipuram, for the work for elections current- Modi, dressed in a Tamil guide the future trajectory of evoked sharp reaction from second informal India-China ly scheduled to take place Mahabalipuram attire of 'Veshti' (Dhoti), white India-China relationship," New Delhi. Shortly after Xi's Summit. next May. PNS n MAHABALIPURAM shirt and an 'angavastram' External Affairs Ministry aircraft touched down in Xi, who arrived earlier from (shawl), took Xi for a guided Spokesperson Ravesh Kumar Chennai, government sources Beijing, was equally casually Not many Presidents and tour of the famous world her- tweeted. said the two leaders are expect- attired in a white shirt and Prime Ministers are fortunate itage sites of Arjuna's Penance, Xi's visit to India comes ed to issue some directions at black trousers. Tollywood enough to have another Krishna's Butterball, the Pancha two days after he held talks the end of the summit on The two leaders are to do a country's Prime Minister to Ratha and Shore temple in this with Pakistan Prime Minister Saturday as they did after the spot of sight-seeing at Journalists submiting a memorandum protesting entry restrictions at ad hoc Mahabalipuram, before they go enters Oxford Secretariat have as a tourist guide! ancient temple town, kicking off Imran Khan in Beijing. After first edition of new format of But Chinese President Xi the second informal summit the talks, a joint statement engagement in Chinese city of for dinner being hosted by Jinping on Friday was fortu- between the two leaders. said China is paying "close Wuhan last year. Modi. English nate as he had Prime Minister "The free flowing nature of attention" to the situation in Continued on Page 2 Govt bars media from Narendra Modi as his guide, Dictionary explaining in great detail HYDERABAD: The word about the architecture and HUZURNAGAR BY-POLL 'Tollywood' has been added significance of the three Prez issues to Oxford English Dictionary. entering Secretariat important rock-cut monu- In the list of new words ments in the famed sculpture order on local added to K VENKATESHWARLU town Mahabalipuram, about Is BJP helping Congress to n Aside from CPRO's handouts, I English n HYDERABAD 60 km from Chennai. language &PR to be govt's sole Donning the traditional status for TS released on The Telangana State govern- mouthpiece for Secretariat news Tamil attire of 'veshti' (white Friday, ment has suddenly decided to n dhoti), half-sleeve white shirt consolidate anti-TRS vote? natives in AP Media personnel stage silent n Tollywood bar media persons from enter- protest; plan to meet KTR on and angavastram over his DEEPTHI NANDAN REDDY This development has the past few years in the con- PNS VIJAYAWADA is described ing the ad hoc Secretariat at shoulder, Modi welcomed Xi n HYDERABAD made leaders of the stituency -- as its Huzurnagar as 'Telugu- BRKR Bhavan, though just a Oct 14 at Mamallapuram, also bypoll candidate to take on Here is a good news for language month ago the Chief Secretary known Mahabalipuram, for Fast-changing political equa- ruling party wary of powerful Reddy candidates Telanganaites, who migrated film indus- told scribes that he would limiting his role to issuing the second informal India- tions in Telangana and high the outcome of the from TRS and Congress. to Andhra Pradesh within try, based take a call on allotting a sep- statements from the Chief China Summit. stakes in the Huzurnagar by- October 21st However, it later picked K three months from June 2, in Hyderabad - Telangana' as arate room for the media Minister's Office and that such Xi, who arrived earlier poll point to a calibrated Rama Rao, a low-profile can- 2014. They shall be regarded Noun2. It also has a reference there. handouts had link to news that from Beijing, was equally change in the opposition strat- by-election didate from the BC communi- as local candidates in AP at the as the Bengali film industry, The government is no could be generated at the casually attired in a white egy so much so that Bharatiya ty. place of their residence and be which is based in Tollygunge longer allowing scribes and Secretariat. shirt and black trousers. Janata Party appears to be On hindsight, it appears that treated at par with local can- in Kolkata as Noun1. The shutterbugs inside the BRKR At this, the Chief Secretary Modi received Xi near helping Congress in consoli- it was done by the saffron party didates residing in that area in global recognition garnered Bhavan, to which most of the suggested that the media per- Arjuna's Penance and took dating what the two parties deliberately to take the bypoll accordance with such guide- by the industry is evident offices have been shifted from sonnel could meet him inside the rock-cut tem- deem to be "anti-TRS votes". easy and thus help the lines as may be issued by the from the inclusion of the the Secretariat.
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