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Telangana Decentralises Covid Care Homes INDIAN 8 July, 2020 | Wednesday | Volume No: 8| Issue No:92 Pages: 8 CHRONICLE www.indianchronicle.com Published from : Ranga Reddy (Telangana State) 3 Elephant fossils found at Singareni Coal mines World Zoonoses Day celebrated in Bhadradri Workers of Singareni Collieries Company Limited had gone through some strange things while digging the Asha Voluntary Organisation, Hyderabad, has celebrated World Zoonoses Day in the premises of Veterinary earth. Peddapalli: Workers of Singareni Collieries Company Limited had gone through some strange things while Hospital in the temple town on Monday Bhadrachalam: Asha Voluntary Organisation, Hyderabad, has celebrated digging the earth. World Zoonoses Day in the premises of Veterinary Hospital in the temple town on Monday. MLA Podem Veeraiah They had found out fossils of elephant tusks in Medipalli opencast mine. They were discovered at 20 meter launched the programme and hailed the services of the organisation. Anti-rabies vaccine was administered to about depth while removing earth to dig coal in the newly started extension block of Medipalli opencast mine. Explora- 100 street dogs on the occasion. tion team of Singareni conformed that they were elephant tusks. While one tusk measured 1.17 meter length, Asha Voluntary Organisation Vice-President V Rama Krishna Reddy stated that the organisation Founder- another is 1.50 meter. An elephant jaw was also found at the spot. They were shifted to explosive department. Also Chairman Dr A Vasundhara Devi gave good support for conducting the programme across the State. Animal lovers in Read - Elephant may have accidentally consum Bhadrachalam Uday Kumar, P Tirumala Rao, G Ramesh and others participated in the programme. China troops seen pulling down BJP opposes TRS act on demolition tents in Galwan Valley of Secretariat buildings New Delhi: The disen- sides, sources said that even rated as the second-highest gagement of Indian and Chi- at finger 4 there was a mar- BJP strongly protests in the rate of infection, while nese troops in Galwan Val- ginal thinning of the Chinese the atrocious action of the it stands at number one po- ley, Hot Springs and Gogra troops. TRS Government in demol- sition in conducting lowest ishing the old secretariat number of COVID19 tests in Post in Ladakh sector has The military command- buildings for false prestige its population category. CM started after a two-month ers from both sides are in of CM KCR in the midst of a KCR seems to be hardly military standoff. “Disen- constant touch with each global pandemic crisis. worried and untouched by gagement with PLA has other and are reported to started as per agreed terms While Chief Ministers across these alarming statistics. have spoken 3-4 times on the country are busy build- in the Corps Commander’s Every other state in the Sunday. ing and expanding infra- meeting,” senior army offi- country is building makeshift Sources said that in structure to accommodate cials said. hospitals and expanding Galwan Valley, the water COVID19 patients, unfortu- their bed count, while According to Army level of the Galwan river has nately, Telangana State has Telangana State Govern- sources, Chinese soldiers risen suddenly due to melt- alert. can reach LAC in 48 hours. a Chief Minister, who is busy ment is demolishing existing were seen removing tents ing of snow, which could Last week during the demolishing the existing in- India has also done infrastructure which could Telangana state currently health in the state, by bra- and structures at patrolling have forced Chinese to Corps Commanders meet- frastructure, which can eas- mirror deployment of its be very well turned into a has more than 90 % cases zenly demolishing the old point 14 in the Galwan Val- move from the area faster. ing both sides had agreed ily be turned into a massive troops in Ladakh to counter makeshift COVID19 hospital originating from GHMC secretariat buildings. BJP ley where on June 15 Indian that they would implement facility to accommodate Indian army is reported the Chinese. India has also to meet the existing demand area. These buildings are wants people of the state to and PLA soldiers were en- the June 6 agreement to thousands of COVID19 pa- to be using drones to verify deployed tanks, heavy artil- for hospital beds. BJP functional and storng, and note the criminal neglect on gaged in brutal hand-to- move forces back at flash tients. Chinese movement as lery and air defence system strongly believes the old demolishing them is a pure public health and lives of hand fighting. points in Galwan Valley, physical verification has in the Ladakh sector to The state is in the secretariat buildings com- waste of taxpayers money. common and poor people by “Rearward movement Hot-Springs and Gogra been hindered by the rising counter any Chinese chal- middle of a serious public plex could have been easily the KCR government, in the of vehicles of PLA seen at Post. In the first stage both CM KCR has once waters of Galwan river. lenge. health crisis with COVID19 turned into a 20,000-bed fa- midst of a dangerous global general area Galwan, Hot sides will move 2-3 km, to again proved incompetent Chinese Foreign Min- spike and people are dieing cility. As the buildings are pandemic. The demolition of Springs and Gogra. Confir- create a buffer zone. It is to be noted that and incapable to rise to the in hoardes with lack of medi- located in the heart of the State Secretariat began with mation about distance of istry spokesman Zhao Lijian Chinese troops have started occasion, to serve people of In later stages, troops cal support and hospital GHMC area, they could have C block. Fifty percent demo- withdrawal will be only after said on Monday both sides disengagement at a time the state who are in serious are planned to move further beds for few weeks. been the best location to use lition is over. Meanwhile, verification,” said govern- were “taking effective mea- when there has been an in- health crisis. KCR has back and ultimately reduc- Telangana State is now for COVID19 treatment. demolition on D block also ment sources. sures to disengage and crease in China-US ten- prioritised his own whims ease the situation on the tion of the troops from depth sions. For the first time in six and fancies over public began. Sources said that in border”. areas too. years, US Navy’s two air- Galwan Valley, Chinese According to sources craft carriers --- USS Nimitz have withdrawn 2 km and “We hope India will meet China halfway and take the new disengagement and USS Ronald--- are car- same would be achieved in plan is a step-by step pro- rying out exercises in the Hot Springs and Gogra Post concrete measures to carry out what both sides agreed cess where each step will be South China Sea in a show Rs 25lakh electricity too. to, continue to closely com- verified by India before tak- of might and to push back According to sources, municate through diplomatic ing the next. The dis-en- China’s claim on the con- as per the agreement be- and military channels, and gagement will be a slow tested region. tween the Corps Command- work together to cool down process which could take Each US aircraft carrier bill for a 1BHK ers, a buffer zone of at least the situation at the border,” months. has over 60 aircraft and are 1.5 km on both sides of the Zhao told a news confer- China is reported to escorted by missile cruisers, Secunderabad: A LAC has to be created in ence. have deployed around submarines and destroyers. north Lalaguda resident these areas. shocked after seeing an un- However, India re- 20,000 troops at the LAC on Even B-52 bombers partici- usually high electricity bill Though Pangong Tso mains cautious and the army the Ladakh sector with ad- pated in the exercise flying banged on his door, re- remains the most conten- and air force are on a high ditional 12,000 troops re- directly from their airbases. tious issue between the two served in-depth areas which cently. While complaints about excessively high bills, being issued by the Telangana State Southern Surge in Covid cases Company Limited (TSSPDCL), have been driv- ing in since last month, Krishna Murthy clearly didn't imagine that he'd be receiv- keeps people indoors ing Rs 25.11 lakh for his single bedroom house with Hyderabad: Even using basic amenities. though the State govern- As per his bill (Unique ment put on hold the pro- Service Number: posal to impose another 100293954), generated by round of lockdown to check TSSPDCL's Padma Rao the surge of COVID-19 Rao, he insisted his staff to Nagar circle, Murthy was sent the electricity metre to the defective metre with a cases, a virtual lockdown is look into the problem. charged Rs 25,11,467 for his our MRT lab in Erragadda new metre at the premises. in force in urban Telangana electricity consumption Speaking on the issue, for testing, we found that the Now, based on the consump- unofficially. Daily life has spanning 122 days between TSSPDCL, Padmarao abnormally high bill had tion and connected load of come to a grinding halt in March and July. The bill got Nagar circle AD(E) B Balu been issued to the consumer the service, a revised bill of more than 50 per cent of 139 viral in several platforms and said, "When we inspected due to defective metre." He Rs 2,095 has been issued Urban Local Bodies. Trad- went into the notice of the consumer's premises at added "We have replaced to him." ers continue to shut their deputy speaker T Padma Lalaguda on Monday and shops by 2 pm voluntarily and the people too prefer to stay indoors.
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