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Jagan Prevails, Centre to Bear R&R Cost of Polavaram Follow us on: RNI No. APENG/2018/764698 @TheDailyPioneer facebook.com/dailypioneer Established 1864 Published From ANALYSIS 7 MONEY 8 SPORTS 11 VIJAYAWADA DELHI LUCKNOW THE FCRA E-COMMERCE FIRMS SELL GOODS WORTH RASHID'S MAGICAL SPELL POWERS BHOPAL RAIPUR CHANDIGARH FRACAS $4 BN IN FIRST WEEK OF FESTIVE SALE SRH TO 88-RUN WIN OVER DELHI BHUBANESWAR RANCHI DEHRADUN HYDERABAD *Late City Vol. 2 Issue 357 VIJAYAWADA, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 28, 2020; PAGES 12 `3 *Air Surcharge Extra if Applicable NITHYA TO HEADLINE A TELUGU WEB SERIES { Page 12 } www.dailypioneer.com LENDERS TO CREDIT INTEREST ON UNLOCK5 GUIDELINES ISSUED IN SEPT FARMERS' BODIES ANNOUNCE ACTRESS VIJAYASHANTHI MEETS INTEREST TO BORROWERS BY NOV 5 TO REMAIN IN FORCE TILL NOV-END NATL ROAD BLOCKADE ON NOV 5 KISHAN, TO JOIN BJP BEFORE NOV 10 he Centre has informed the Supreme Court that lenders have been he Unlock5 guidelines that last month allowed reopening of cinema arious farmers' outfits protesting against the new farm laws of the Centre PCC campaign committee chairperson Vijayashanthi is likely to join Tdirected to credit in the accounts of eligible borrowers by November 5 Thalls, swimming pools for sports training and gatherings with Von Tuesday announced a nationwide road blockade on November 5. At a Tthe Bharatiya Janata Party before November 10. According to sources, the difference between compound interest and simple interest collected on restrictions, will be valid till November 30, the Ministry of Home Affairs meeting held in New Delhi, it was further decided that there shall be a Union Minister of State for Home Affairs G loans of up to ? 2 crore during the RBI's loan moratorium scheme. The has ordered. "The MHA issued an order today to extend the guidelines complete coordination of various farmers' outfits "to spearhead the fight Kishan Reddy held discussions in this regard Ministry of Finance has said that after crediting this amount, the lending for re-opening, issued on 30.09.2020, to remain in force upto against three anti-farmer, anti-people farm laws and the Centre's proposed with Vijayashanthi at her residence on institutions would claim reimbursement from the Central government. In 30.11.2020," a Press Information Bureau release said. The ministry, in Electricity (Amendment) Bill 2020". Major farmer federations with over 500 Monday. Telangana BJP chief Bandi Sanjay an affidavit filed in the Supreme Court, the government has said that the September, had allowed resumption of constituent organisations, including the entire working group and state Kumar also met her at her residence a few ministry has issued a scheme as per cinema halls with 50 per cent occupancy, chapter representatives of the All India days ago, it is learnt. Vijayashanthi has not which lending institutions would credit this international air travel as permitted by the Kisan Sangharsh Coordination Committee been taking active part in TPCC activities since amount in the accounts of borrowers for government and gatherings in closed (AIKSCC) and the federations led by the party's drubbing in the Assembly elections. the 6-month loan moratorium period spaces with 50 per cent strength, not farmer leaders Balbir Singh Rajewal of She has confined herself to issuing which was announced following the exceeding 200 people; all these activities will BKU (Rajewal) and Haryana BKU chief statements, including those praising COVID-19 pandemic situation. function as before until further order. Gurnam Singh, met at Delhi. the Modi government. Jagan prevails, Centre to State to have 26 districts by Republic Day: Dy Speaker bear R&R cost of Polavaram n Raghupati says reorganisation process on; Araku LS constituency to be split into two PNS n HYDERABAD PNS n VIJAYAWADA ment on January 26, 2021 committee headed by Chief Diversified regarding the formation of Secretary to study the propos- product portfolio If well placed sources are to be The number of districts in new districts. He stated that the al to create new districts and believed, Chief Minister YS Andhra Pradesh would be State government is planning finalise the boundaries of dis- to reduce virus Jaganmohan Reddy has ‘more increased to 26 from the pre- to complete the process of tricts and to submit a detailed slowdown impact or less’ sorted out the confusion sent 13 districts by the New reorganisation of districts report. that had crept in, inadvertent- Year, said Kona Raghupathi, before the commencement of Raghupati on chemical ly, over who would pay for the the Deputy Speaker in the AP the Census-2021 operations as objected to players: Icra resettlement and rehabilita- Assembly on Tuesday. it is not possible for reorgani- the starting of tion of the Polavaram irrigation Stating that an announce- sation of districts once the cultivation project displaced, by vigor- ment on reorganisation of dis- process of enumera- works in VANPIC ously pursuing the issue with tricts would be most likely tion of the population lands. He said the the Centre. made this coming Republic begins. farmers had already 8 According to the sources, Day, Raghupati said that He said been compensated and Jagan has been given ‘con- although plans are afoot for the the lands had been hand- crete assurance’ by the Jal formation of districts as per the ed over to Van?pic. The Shakti Ministry that Andhra Lok Sabha constituencies, a Deputy Speaker alleged that Pradesh will not be burdened total of 26 districts will be that some people were trying to with the cost of resettling and formed due to the complexity the AP create confusion over the mat- rehabilitating the people dis- created in the case of Araku gov- ter. placed by the project. ‘in prin- that so far, Rs 8,614.16 have tent, especially since the ques- Cabinet colleagues that he was constituency. ern- He added that the state gov- ciple’ and the Centre will hon- been released for the project tion was precise and so was the seized of the matter and was Addressing the media in ment ernment is developing the our the promise made in the since 2015. While the Centre answer too,” the source said. confident of getting every paisa Guntur, Raghupathi said there has con- Nizampatnam port in all AP Reorganisation Act-2014. gave Rs 950 crore for the pro- The RTI reply said that only due to the State from the would be a precise announce- stituted a aspects. In a reply to an RTI query, ject on its own, NABARD 41.05 per cent of the Polavaram Centre. He also told them that received on October 20, by one released Rs 7,664.16 crore, it project, identified as the they need not worry about the Saurabh Khamar of Vijayawada had said. national project, has been com- fact expenditure incurred on that was made public on “Not just this past week, but pleted so far. land acquisition and resettle- Outsiders now Monday, the Centre skipped right from the day he has At a review meeting on ment and rehabilitation itself CM releases results for mention of the rehabilitation taken charge as the Chief Saturday, Jagan had expressed was around Rs 29,000 crore, as allowed to and resettlement cost, leading Minister, Jagan has been pur- wonder at the Ministry of approved by the Polavaram to confusion that it would suing the matter regarding Finance approving the Revised Project Authority, the Central village, ward sectt exam release funds only for the exe- Polavaram construction and its Cost Estimate for the irrigation Water Commission and the PNS n VIJAYAWADA the officials scanned the OMR buy land Arts can create cution of the irrigation compo- completion with the Centre. component of the Polavaram Ministry of Jal Shakti, the answer sheets from September climate of nent of the project. The absence of R&R compo- Project at Rs 20,398.61 crore. Centre had calculated the rev- Chief Minister YS 21 to 27. in J&K In its reply to the RTI query, nent in the response to the RTI Sources said that off the ised cost at Rs 20,398.61 crore. Jaganmohan Reddy released The results were re-exam- PNS n NEW DELHI sensitivity the Ministry of Jal Shakti said query may have been inadver- record, Jagan had told his 2 the results of AP Grama ined by a team of experts in Sachivalayam Village/Ward the field (Statistics) and the Urban land and immovable Secretariat staff exam 2020 at final results were released on property in Jammu and his camp office here on Tuesday by the CM. Kashmir can now be pur- 5 Economy reviving, Tuesday. The candidates can check chased by residents of any India, US ink defence pact The examinations were con- their results through the offi- state, with the Centre notify- but GDP growth to ducted from September 20 to cials websites www.gra- ing a new law to integrate the 26 to fill the remaining 16,208 masachivalayam.ap.gov.in, Union territory with the rest be negative: FM posts in 13 branches. In all, 14 www.wardsachivalayam.ap.go of the country. BECA with eyes on China different tests were conducted v.in as well as Earlier, only residents of PNS n NEW DELHI PNS n NEW DELHI for 19 various posts. About www.vsws.ap.gov.in Jammu and Kashmir were 7.69 lakh candidates appeared Panchayati Raj Minister allowed to purchase land in China's military belligerence in Finance Minister Nirmala for the exams. Peddireddy Ramachandra the state. But the Centre's eastern Ladakh and Indo- Sitharaman on Tuesday said According to an official Reddy said that the system was move in August last year, Pacific region figured promi- there were visible signs of statement, the results are being the brainchild of the Chief scrapping the state's special nently during the third edition revival in the economy but released in record time since Minister.
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