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TS Assembly to Pass Resolution Against Follow us on: @TheDailyPioneer facebook.com/dailypioneer RNI No. TELENG/2018/76469 Established 1864 Published From OPINION 6 MONEY 8 SPORTS 12 HYDERABAD DELHI LUCKNOW PEOPLE’S ‘GLOBAL TRENDS TO DICTATE MARKETS MAYANK, PANT BACK BHOPAL RAIPUR CHANDIGARH NATIONALISM AMONG RUNS BHUBANESWAR RANCHI DEHRADUN IN HOLIDAY-SHORTENED WEEK’ VIJAYAWADA ` *LATE CITY VOL. 2 ISSUE 128 HYDERABAD, MONDAY FEBRUARY 17, 2020; PAGES 12 3 *Air Surcharge Extra if Applicable I WOULD NOT DO A FILM LIKE SARILERU... AGAIN: RASHMIKA { Page 11 } www.dailypioneer.com INDIAN-ORIGIN RESTAURATEUR CHINA VIRUS TOLL SURGES PAST 1,650 2 CORONA PATIENTS DISCHARGED MODI HAILED FOR SPEECH IN ON RECYCLING MISSION IN UK he number of fatalities from FROM KERALA HOSPITAL KANNADA, TELUGU AND MARATHI TChina's new coronavirus (COVID- n Indian-origin restaurateur, who runs an Indian restaurant in northern 19) epidemic climbed to 1,665 on student, who had tested positive for the rime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday spoke in Kannada, Telegu, AEngland, has been inspired by his father's decades' old stainless steel Sunday after 142 more people died Acoronavirus in Kanhangad of Kasargod PMarathi and Hindi at the closing ceremony of the centenary tiffin box to launch a takeaway system not reliant on plastic. Harry due to the infection that has spiralled district, was discharged from hospital on celebrations of the Shri Jagadguru Vishwaradhya Gurukul in Khinda, whose family hails from Punjab before settling in the UK into a nationwide health crisis in the Sunday. This after two re-tests of the female Varanasi and won a resounding applause for it. Speaking in the 1960s, said he hit upon the concept of offering discounts country. According to the National student from Wuhan in China, returned on the occasion, he said that he was fortunate to get the on takeaways using the reusable tiffin boxes as his very own Health Commission (NHC) 2,009 negative. "In the last two examinations, her blessings of saints and seers. He said that ‘Veershaiva' recycling mission to fight against unsustainable single-use fresh cases were reported since Saturday, a decline from the 2,641 cases tests for coronavirus returned negative. As tradition encouraged people to rise above virodh'. "Nation plastic. The inspiration came from our desire to stop using reported a day earlier. The symptoms of the new coronavirus are in many a result, she was discharged in the is run not by power but by 'sanskriti', We must introduce single use plastic containers, Khinda, who runs ‘The Crafty cases similar to those of a cold but may be accompanied by fever and morning. The result that came on Saturday was also negative," Kasargode the GenNext to our spiritual heritage and show them the Indian' restaurant, said. fatigue, dry cough and dyspnea (shortness of breath). District Medical Officer in-charge Dr Ramdas AV said. path from ‘bhakti'to ‘mukti'," he said. No discrimination against TS Assembly to pass Telangana: FM Nirmala PNS n HYDERABAD Given is common expression used in Parliament. If he has resolution against CAA Union Finance Minister any objection he should write to Lok PNS n HYDERABAD Nirmala Sitharaman on Sunday The Cabinet denied that the Central govern- Sabha Speaker to give a ruling that The State Cabinet, which met urged the Centre ment was discriminating against this word should not be used here on Sunday, appealed to the Telangana, saying it is not belit- — NIRMALA SITHARAMAN, Decoding Union Government not to dis- to take measures tling contribution of any state to UNION FINANCE MINISTER criminate on the basis of reli- to abrogate the the central pool of taxes. KCR gion for according Indian cit- She also did not agree that the izenship. It requested that all Citizenship Centre imposed any cut on contributing and what the religions must be treated as (Amendment) devolution of funds to Centre is saying 'given' is our equal before the law. The Telangana or is not cooperating right. It's correct. Every state is 4 Cabinet further requested the Act-2019, which with the state. The minister was contributing. Telangana is also Central Government to take will lead to responding to Telangana Chief making good contribution," she measures to abrogate the Minister K. Chandrashekhar said. "Given is common expres- Citizenship (Amendment) Act, discrimination Rao's statement, expressing states, she said. She also said sion used in Parliament. If he 2019 which in its present form on the basis of unhappiness over the funds 15th Finance Commission was has any objection he should discriminates on the basis of religion allocation made for the state in looking into the suggestion that write to Lok Sabha Speaker to religion while granting citi- the Union Budget 2020-21. performing states should be give a ruling that this word zenship and thereby jeopardis- Addressing a news confer- given incentives. She said the should not be used," she added. ing secularism envisaged in the Municipal Conference will be programme would lay a strong gramme should be held suc- ence after interacting with rep- Commission had given its Officials pointed out that Constitution. Cabinet decided held at Pragati Bhavan on foundation for the best urban cessfully with the larger and resentatives of trade and indus- report only for one year and Telangana recorded one of the to pass resolution to this effect February 18. living and its goal should be a active participation of the peo- try here, Sitharaman said the while submitting its full report biggest increases in total Central in the State Assembly the way The State Cabinet met here journey towards it. ple. An assessment should be Centre was moving ahead with in April, it may make necessary transfers in last five years. The Kerala, Punjab, Rajasthan and on Sunday at Pragati Bhavan "Urban areas should be with made on what the situation is the spirit of cooperative feder- recommendations. increase in transfers from West Bengal states did. under the chairmanship of cleanliness, good sanitation now in the towns and cities, alism. She clarified that the Without naming Telangana Central taxes and grants was Meanwhile, the State Cabinet Chief Minister K and greenery. There should be and how it should be in the devolution of funds is decided Industry Minister KT Rama 128 per cent during the period has decided to organise 'Pattana Chandrashekhar Rao. In the a planned progress and citizens coming days and action plans by the Finance Commission and Rao, Sitharaman said a minis- of 14th Finance Commission. Pragathi' programme for 10 meeting, a comprehensive and should get better services. In all, should be prepared, funds not by the Finance Ministry. ter had taken exception to her They said the devolution days beginning from February detailed discussion took place steps should be initiated to should be made available and As the number of states came using the term "given" while increased from Rs 46,747 crore 24 in all the towns and cities in on Pattana Pragathi pro- improve the living standards of their progress should be down by one and the number replying to a question in the in earlier Finance Commission ‘Police the State. To finalise the guide- gramme. Speaking on the people in the urban areas," the made methodically," he of Union Territories increased Parliament about devolution period to to 1,06,666 crore in the description lines for the proposed pro- occasion, the Chief Minister Chief Minister said. further said. by two, there was some change of central funds to Telangana. 14th Finance Commission of Mehbooba gramme, a state-level hoped that the Pattana Pragathi "Pattana Pragathi pro- 3 in devolution of funds to the "He is saying Telangana is period. as ‘daddy’s girl’ not part of Firm on decisions on Art 370, Be ready for Time to go national: Several inmates charges’ BJP vs all: injured in CAA despite pressure: PM Nadda to cadre AAP supporters at scuffle inside PNS n MUMBAI PNS n VARANASI Tihar jail 5 BJP's new President JP Kejri's swearing-in Ruling out a rethink on deci- Nadda had one message for PNS n NEW DELHI sions on CAA and Article its cadre from its PNS n NEW DELHI 370, Prime Minister Narendra Maharashtra conclave held in Several inmates were injured Modi on Sunday asserted that Navi Mumbai on Sunday: As Arvind Kejriwal took oath when a clash broke out his government remains and "as the party moves ahead, it as chief minister of Delhi for between them inside jail num- will remain firm on the steps, will fight it alone." the third time on Sunday, ber 4 of the Tihar prison here, which have been taken in "You will have to prepare many Aam Aadmi Party officials said on Sunday. national interest, despite pres- yourself for a fight between (AAP) supporters said it is According to a senior jail sure from all sides. all versus the BJP. We will be time for him to go national official, the incident occurred "Be it the scrapping of victorious. No one can stop and his aim should be to on Saturday at around 12.30 Article 370 from Jammu and us, I want to assure you," change the country's politics. pm. "From 12 pm to 3 pm Kashmir or the Citizenship Nadda told a massive gather- Now it is the time to move daily, we put inmates back into Amendment Act (CAA), the ing in one of his first such beyond Delhi and work the barracks. On Saturday, country waited for decisions Prime Minister Narendra Modi gestures at the closing ceremony of the centenary conclaves as the party chief. towards changing the coun- one inmate was not ready to go on these for years," he told a celebrations of the Shri Jagadguru Vishwaradhya Gurukul in Varanasi on Sunday Nadda's remarks assume try's "toxic" political atmos- inside and he instigated fellow public meeting here during a significance in the backdrop phere, said Suman Rao, a con- inmates, following which a day-long visit to his Lok Sabha the Constitution, which the construction of the Ram of Shiv Sena, its long-time struction worker from Bhopal scuffle broke between them," constituency.
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