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Follow us on:@TheDailyPioneerRNI SIS 7MONEY 8SPORTS 11FDI IN RETAIL: THE CONUNDRUM PERSISTS‘STARTUPS CAN SOCIALISE, DEMOCRATISE,AVAILABILITY OF HEALTHCARE: PIYUSH GOYAL’HARDIK PANDYA SET TO LEADAHMEDABAD FRANCHISEEstablished 1864Published FromVIJAYAWADA DELHI LUCKNOWBHOPAL RAIPUR CHANDIGARHBHUBANESWAR RANCHIDEHRADUN HYDERABAD*LATE CITY VOL. 4 ISSUE 84*Air Surcharge Extra if ApplicableVIJAYAWADA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 2022; PAGES 12 3{ }VARALAXMISARATH KUMAR’SNEXT LAUNCHEDPage 12www.dailypioneer.comRGV holds talkswith Perni onmovie ticketpricesI-T tribunal gives clean chit to JagatiPNS n VIJAYAWADAPNS n VIJAYAWADAFilm director Ram Gopal Varma(RGV) met Minister forCinematographyPerniVenkataramaiah (Nani) at the APSecretariat on Monday. Speaking tothe media persons here, RGV saidthat he came to meet the ministeras a film director and expressed hisopinion on the drop in movie ticket prices. He said the talks with theminister concluded on a positivenote.RGV said that it was brought tothe notice of the State governmentthat the drop in ticket prices wouldseverely affect the cinema field.In a significant development thatwill have a far-reaching effect onthe ongoing probe by severalCentral agencies, including CBI,into the alleged quid pro quo dealsof Chief Minister YS JaganmohanReddy, the I-T Appellate Tribunal(ITAT), in an order issued recently, had set aside the contention ofthe Income Tax department thathad questioned the genuineness oftransactions and creditworthinessof investors who had subscribed toshares of Jagati Publications, promoted by Jagan Mohan Reddy’sfamily that runs Telugu dailySakshi, at a premium.The investigation launched by2Order comes as major relief to AP CM YS Jagan Mohan ReddyIT Tribunal upholds Jagathi Publications valuation- Sets aside IT dept’s charges on ‘genuineness of transactions’CBI during 2011-12, which wastermed by Jagan as political vendetta by the then Congress-led UPAgovernment, had since then turneda potential weapon in the handsof his political rivals to targethim.CBI had booked a caseagainst Jagan Mohan Reddyand his the then auditor andnow a Rajya Sabha member VVijayasai Reddy and a few others alleging that the firms andindividuals benefited from thethen government headed byJagan Mohan Reddy’s fatherYS Rajasekhar Reddy hadinvested by subscribing theshares of Jagan's family-ownedfirm Jagati Publications at a pre-mium.Alongside CBI, theHyderabad office of theIncome Tax department,while questioningthe genuineness oftransactions andcreditworthinessof investors,had contendedthat the sharep r e m i u mreceived was taxableunder Section 56 or68 of the Income-taxAct, 1961.Significantly, theHyderabad office ofthe IT departmenthad presented theChief Secys of AP, Odisha vow to resolve issuesPNS n VIJAYAWADAThe chief secretaries of bothAndhra Pradesh and the neighbouring state Odisha have resolvedto work in tandem in solving thelong-pending dispute of 'KotiaGroup of Villages' using the historicmaps available with both the states.The first meeting of the high-leveljoint committee headed by chiefsecretaries of both the states to finda headway to the many issues andproblems long pending to beresolved between both AndhraPradesh and Odisha had met onvirtual mode on Monday.Andhra Pradesh chief secretarySameer Sharma and his counterpartSuresh Chandra Mahapatra had ledthe meeting held with the partici-Contacts of Covid-19patients don't need to betested unless at risk: CentrePNS n NEW DELHIContacts of COVID-19 patients,unless identified as high-risk,don't need to be tested, the government's top medical body saidtoday in a new advisory.Asymptomatic individualsin community settings,patients who stand discharged as per home isolationguidelines, also patients discharged from a COVID-19facility and individualsundertaking inter-statedomestic travel need not betested, said the IndianCouncil of Medical Researchor ICMR. Those with cough,fever, sore throat, loss oftaste or smell, breathlessnessand other respirator y symp-TODAYALMANACMonth & Paksham:Pausa & Sukla PakshaTithi : Navami : Jan 10 12:24 PM to Jan 11 02:22PM Dashami : Jan 11 02:22 PM to Jan 12 04:49 PMNakshatram : Ashwini: Jan 10 08:49 AM to Jan 1111:10 AM Bharani: Jan 11 11:10 AM to Jan 12 02:00 PMRahukalam : 3:09 PM to 4:32 PMYamagandam : 9:38 AM to 11:01 AMVarjyam : 09:54 PM to 11:41 PMGulika : 12:24 PM to 1:46 PMAmritakalam : NoneAbhijit Muhurtham : 12:01 PM to 12:46 PMHYDRABADWEATHERForecast: MOSTLY SUNNYTemp: 28ocHumidity: 55%Sunrise: 6:52 AMSunset: 5:54 PMUpdated JANUARY 10, 2021 5:00 PMtoms) individuals should betested, said the body.Also, international travelersarriving at Indian airports, seaports and ports are to be tested,it said.No emergency procedure like surgeries and deliveries should be delayed for lack of atest, said the medical body.Pat i e nt s s h ou l d n ot b ereferred to other facilities forlack of a testing facility, it said.As y mptom at i c p at i e nt sundergoing surgical/non-surg i c a l i nv a s ive pro c e du re sincluding pregnant women in ornear labour who are hospitalised for delivery should notbe tested unless warranted orsymptoms develop, said theadvisory.pation of senior government officials of relevant departments.Both the chief secretariesTwenty startup ideas across the country were selected for i2E Lab, a 14week pre-incubation program cocreated by the Telangana StateInnovation Cell (TSIC) and MakeRoom India (Uttunga Ventures).The participants are fromTelangana, Punjab, Karnataka, Delhi,Andhra Pradesh, and Maharashtra.Innovators from Telangana hail fromAdilabad, Mahabubabad, Warangal,and Hyderabad. The program, spreadover 14 weeks, will have targeted mentoring, workshops on idea validation,business model, customer validation,and scaling of the idea to the nextlevel. The modules will be able to catalyze the ideas in a holistic manner.The teams will have the benefits ofleveraging the wisdom of 100 mentors from various sectors. The startup ideas chosen are from key areas22Rs 800-cr ore hiddentransactions found in ITraids on AP, T realty firmsnamely: EV, Health tech, Edutech,Sustainability, Agriculture, AssistiveTechnology, SaaS, Tech for Good,Green Tech and Community Health.Jayesh Ranjan, IAS, PrincipalSecretary to ITE&C, said: "i2E is afirst-of-its-kind pre-incubation program that aims to manoeuver an idealevel innovator's thought process tobecome more aspirational abouthis/her idea, and eventually tuningthem to a full-fledged entrepreneur.I am elated to share that I have witnessed the difference in the 1st cohortparticipants from the time they wereon-boarded to the time they recently showcased at some of the TSIC'sexhibitions, which is a testimony tothe program contours.I wish these 20 teams to find similar growth with the program."Dr. Shanta Thoutam, ChiefInnovation Officer, said, "The cohortwe see today is as diverse as possible,geographically and sectorally.PNS n VIJAYAWADATaking a serious view of the risingCovid cases, the Andhra Pradeshgovernment on Monday decidedto clamp the Covid curfew from11 PM to 5 AM as part of its initiative to contain the spread of thedisease in the State. The last fivedays have witnessed a substantialrise in the Covid cases.At a high-level review meetinghere, Chief Minister YS JaganMohan Reddy directed the HealthDepartment officials to takeappropriate precautions in changing the prescription for Covid inthe wake of the new variantOmicron and asked them to makechanges in the home isolation kit.During the review meetingheld at the camp office here onMonday, the Chief Minister alsoinstructed the officials to consulthealth professionals and preparethe prescription and asked themto review the availability ofrequired medicines and to procure and keep them ready as perthe requirement.2Jagan opens144 PSAOxygen plantsVIJAYAWADA: As the Covidthird wave has raised its uglyhead, Chief Minister YSJagan Mohan Reddy onMonday has virtuallyinaugurated 144 PressureSwing Absorption (PSA)Oxygen plants that have beenset up at various governmenthospitals across the Stateand dedicated them to thenation. Speaking on theoccasion, the Chief Ministersaid that the governmenthad been taking all measuresin containing coronavirusahead of the third wave andas part of it, 144 Oxygenplants have been set up ingovernment hospitals at acost of Rs 426 crore.2The Income Tax department has detected unaccounted cash transactions of Rs800 crore after it recently raided threereal estate groups in Andhra Pradesh andTelangana, the CBDT said on Monday.The unidentified groups are engagedin land development and constructionand the taxman raided over two dozenpremises linked to them on January 5in Kurnool, Ananthapur, Kadapa,Nandyal and other places, it said.2PNS n KOZHIKODEMaking a calculated move aimed atshedding its image as an anti-religious party, a senior CPI(M) leaderon Monday said people with religious beliefs can also become itsmembers.The statement was made byCPI(M) Kerala state secretary andpolitburo member KodiyeriBalakrishnan while inauguratingthe party's district conference here.The senior leader said the CPI(M)was not against any religion orfaith."A section of people propagatedthat Communists did not acceptreligions. The Communist Party isnot against religions. The CPI (M)is a party that gives membership topeople with religious beliefs,"Balakrishnan said, in an apparentbid to reach out to those who havebeen distancing themselves fromthe party for long for its anti-religious stand on various socio-polit-Night curfew back in APPNS n NEW DELHIReligious people invited into CPI(M)20 startup ideas picked by TSICNAVEENA GHANATEn HYDERABADresolved that the Kotia Group of villages should be settled using thehistoric maps available with the districts on either side and also toresolve the dispute at the districtlevel. Both Andhra Pradesh andOdisha have been claiming ownership over 21 villages on the border.On November 9 last year, ChiefMinister YS Jagan Mohan Reddywent to Odisha and held a meetingwith the Chief Minister of theneighbouring state Naveen Patnaikto find a headway to the manyissues and problems long pendingbetween both states.findings of the CBI in the ongoinginvestigation as additional evidence which was squarely struckdown by ITAT.Based on two valuation reportsby Jagdisan & Co and Deloitte theshareholders had subscribed theshares which were also questionedby the IT department.The ITAT, in its January 5order, also ruled that the share premium amount of Rs 277 crorewhich arose as shares of Rs 10 eachwere sold at a premium of Rs 350a piece, was not taxable. The tribunal also observed that the CBIcharge sheet was irrelevant as additional evidence.COVID SURGE‘Common cold T cells mayoffer protection against Covid’PNS n LONDONical-cultural issues.To justify his claim, the CPI(M)state secretary quoted RussianCommunist leader V I Lenin whohad stated that even the clergycould join the Communist party.Balakrishnan alleged that therewas an organised move in the stateto keep the Muslim faithful awayfrom the party by propagatingthat the CPI(M) is against believers.He alleged that such propaganda was carried out with the supportof the Indian Union MuslimLeague (IUML), which is currently under the "influence of the ideology of the Jama-at-e-Islami".He said today the situation in thestate is that the CPI(M) was widely accepted by the people belonging to the Christian and Muslimcommunities, which had beenwatching the party's functioningfrom a distance for long."Therefore, the move to mislead thebelievers will not succeed inKerala," Balakrishnan said.People with higher levels of T cells fromcommon cold coronaviruses are lesslikely to become infected with COVID19, offering a possible blueprint for a second-generation of vaccines againstfuture variants, a UK research teammade up of an Indian-origin scientistsaid on Monday.The study, published in the journalNature Communic ations' and led byImperial College London researchers,claims to provide the first evidence of aprotective role for T cells. While previous studies have shown that T cellsinduced by other coronaviruses canrecognise SARS-CoV-2, the strainwhich causes COVID-19, the newstudy examines how the presence ofthese T cells at the time of SARS-CoV2 exposure influences infection.The researchers believe their findingsprovide a blueprint for a second-generation, universal vaccine that could pre-vent infection from current and futureSARS-CoV-2 variants, includingOmicron.Our study provides the clearest evidence to date that T cells induced bycommon cold coronaviruses play a protective role against SARS-CoV-2 infection. These T cells provide protection byattacking proteins within the virus, ratherthan the spike protein on its surface, saidsenior author Professor Ajit Lalvani,Director of the National Institute forHealth Research (NIHR) RespiratoryInfections Health Protection ResearchUnit at Imperial College London."The spike protein is under intenseimmune pressure from vaccine-inducedantibody, which drives evolution of vaccine escape mutants. In contrast, theinternal proteins targeted by the protective T cells we identified mutate muchless. Consequently, they are highly conserved between the various SARSCoV-2 variants, including Omicron, heexplained.Omicron puts a hold on relocation of staff?NAVEENA GHANATEn HYDERABADAlthough the state governmenthas completed postings of all district cadre employees in the state asper the Presidential Order 2018, theOmicron-induced third wave ofCovid19 has necessitated a halt inthe process of relocation.Senior officials confirmed that,due to the surge in Covid-19 cases,the process of relocation has beenhalted, though multi-zonal postingwill continue.Highly placed sources said that,during a high-level meeting withdepartmental heads, it was decided to put on hold multi-zonalcadre posting options and allowemployees to work at their existingplaces even if they are allotted toanother zone. Especially in theHealth Department, consideringthe need to have staff in view of therising cases, the state governmenthas reportedly stopped relocation.Official orders have not yet beengiven, though the Telangana government took up the exercise toreshuffle 2.5 lakh employees as perthe new zonal system in line withGOs 317 and 377 dated 6December 2021.Several associations of variousdepartments have given representations urging the state government to consider all doctorsunder state cadre and not multizone cadre.Dr Kathi Janardhan of theTelangana Public Health DoctorsAssociation said that their representations regarding conversion ofdoctors' multi-zonal cadre to thestate cadre had reached theGovernment, along with severalother departments' multi-zonalstate cadre representations.He said, "We doctors want thiszonal issue to be fixed permanently. Firstly amendment should bedone to G.O 124 for the multi-zoneCAS Post to CAS Post State cadreby the amendment of President ofIndia order. It is a very difficulttask, but there is a possibility if wedo proper work thoroughly.Additionally, time-bound promotions should be implemented toboth Director of Health and VaidyaVidhana Parishad doctors".RAJNATH SINGH, JP NADDA, BOMMAIAND NITISH TEST POSITIVEPM SECURITY BREACH TO BE PROBEDBY SUPREME COURT-APPOINTED PANEL5-10% COVID CASES REQUIRINGHOSPITALISATION THIS TIME‘PARTNER SWAPPING' RACKET BUSTEDIN KERALA; 7 ARRESTED, SAY COPSefence Minister Rajnath Singh, BJP president J PNadda, Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai andBihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Monday testedpositive for Covid-19. Nadda said he had isolated himself onthe advice of doctors after tests indicated infection. Bommaisaid he was having mild symptoms. Nitish too has isolatedhimself at his residence. People who had come in contactwith these political leaders have been advised to go fortests. It is not yet clear whether any of them has contractedthe Omicron variant.high-level committee headed by a retired SupremeCourt judge will investigate the breach in PrimeMinister Narendra Modi's security in Punjab that hassnowballed into a major political issue in the run-up to thestate polls. The Supreme Court Monday asked the BJPruled centre and the Congress government in Punjab tohold the ongoing probes they had ordered. The bench ofChief Justice of India N V Ramana and Justices Surya Kantand Hima Kohli added that detailed orders regarding thenew panel will be issued soon.ive to 10 per cent of the active Covid cases this time so farneeded hospitalisation but the situation is dynamic and maychange rapidly, the Centre said on Monday and asked states tokeep a watch on cases under home isolation and in hospitals. Duringthe second surge of Covid infections in the country, the percentageof active cases that needed hospital care were in the range of 20-23per cent, Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan said in a letter tostates and Union territories. The rise in Covid cases in various partsof the country appears to be driven by the Omicron variant as well asby the continued presence of Delta, he said.even people have been arrested from Karukachal in Kerala onSunday for their alleged involvement in a case relating to partnerswapping, police said. Seven people, including the husband of awoman who had filed a complaint that she was being forced by herhusband into unnatural sex, were arrested. The gang was bustedduring the investigation into the complaint of the woman, they said.According to the complaint, the woman was forced into unnaturalsex with other men. During inquiry, we found that the woman'shusband had forced her to have sexual intercourse with others.Further investigation into the matter led us to the gang, they added.DAFS

02TUESDAY JANUARY 11, 2022Majority of people are gravitating towards BJPThe grave security lapseon the part of thePunjab governmentduring Prime MinisterNarendra Modi's visit to thestate on January 5th reflectsthe despair of opposition parties.Punjab Chief MinisterCharanjit Singh Channi,instead of feeling sorry for it,surprisingly called it a natural phenomenon. The officialspokesperson of the Congressunit in the state went one stepahead to dub it as people ofPunjab proving their mettle.The Prime Minister's convoy got stranded on a flyoverclose to Pakistan for 20 minutes due to a sit-in staged byprotesters. This reflects theutter disregard that theGovernment of Punjab has forthe Prime Minister's security.On account of inclementweather, the Prime Ministerhad decided to travel by roadto reach Hussainiwala forunveiling a martyrs' memorial.In spite of getting conformation from the state DGP,people were allowed to stagea sit-in. The local police didnot ready an alternative routefor the PM's convoy. TheChief Minister also did notrespond to phone calls madeby PM's security officers tobrief them about the hiccupsin the security detail. Thewhole episode makes onething clear: the Punjab government machinery actedwith the intent to cause harmto the PM.Why could the PunjabGovernment not providesecurity a la Uttar Pradesh,Uttarakhand, Goa and otherstates which the PM hadtoured without any issue?What prompted the SupremeCourt to constitute an independent committee to go intothe lapses in PM's security?Inefficient and unsuccessfulpolicies of successive Congressgovernments had vitiated thelaw and order situation in various parts of the country,including Punjab and J and K.To come to power, theCongress did not hesitate tocreate a character likeBhindranwale. Any number ofexamples can be given onhow the Congress had encouraged fissiparous forces.Ever since Modi came topower, the Congress and otherThe Prime Minister's convoy got stranded ona flyover close to Pakistan for 20 minutesdue to a sit-in staged by protesters. Thisreflects the utter disregard that theGovernment of Punjab has for the PrimeMinister's security.opposition parties have beenprovoking people on issueslike the CAA and farm laws.The Delhi riots and the rashof violence near the Red Fort,and unrest among universitystudents were engineered, oneafter the other.The security failure inPunjab was also a part of theplan of fissiparous forces todivide the country. If theCongress and other parties'leaders think that they canspread fear in the country byvitiating the law and order situation under the NarendraModi regime, they are at fault.If the opposition partieswant to derive politicalmileage in the soon-to-beheld elections to five states bylaunching a campaign thatpeople are against the PM, itwould not pay. In fact, the BJPis in power in four of the fivestates. The BJP's vote sharehas increased to 50 per cent,though it had polled 40 percent in the last UP Assemblyelections. Top BJP leadersexude confidence of winningthe elections with the partysecuring more than 50 percent of the votes, since thereis no perceptible anti-establishment vote in UP.The reasons are not far toseek. People have experienced corruption-free andgood governance, nationalism, and continuous development. UP Chief MinisterYogi Adityanath rightly saidthat 80 per cent of peoplewere with the BJP.During successive governments of other parties thatruled UP prior to the regimeof BJP, there was unbridledActive Covid-19 cases inAP go past 5,000-markPNS n VIJAYAWADAThe number of activeCOVID-19 cases in AndhraPradesh shot past the 5,000mark to touch 5,606 as 984fresh infections were reported on Monday, a health bulletin said.The weekly COVID-19 positivity rate climbed up from0.36 per cent to two per centnow, the Medical and HealthDepartment data revealed.The cumulative positivityrate was 6.59 per cent aftergoing through 3.16 crore teststhat turned out a sum of20,82,843 positive cases sofar.The active cases rateincreased from 0.06 to 0.25per cent week-on-week, thedata showed.The recovery rate fell from99.25 to 99.07 per cent whilethe mortality rate remainedstable at 0.70 per cent.In the 24 hours ending 9 amon Monday, 152 infected persons got cured, taking thetotal recoveries to 20,62,732.The total coronavirus deathtoll in Andhra Pradeshremained at 14,505 as no freshfatalities were reported in aday.According to the Medicaland Health Department data,Visakhapatnam city has thehighest number of 1,099 activecases, followed by Vijayawadawith 476. Guntur city has147, Rajamahendravaram 134,Kakinada 109 and Tirupati101 cases.In the last one week, thestate reported an average of625 new cases per day, withthe highest number of 1,257coming on January 9.Visakhapatnam district sawa massive jump in the infection positivity rate week-onweek from 0.6 to 4.83 per centand Guntur from 1.11 to 3.40per cent.In SPS Nellore, the positiv-ity rate increased from 0.8 to3.33 per cent, Chittoor from0.48 to 2.22 per cent, Krishna0.41 to 2.29 per cent,Anantapuramu from 0.21 to2.03percentandVizianagaram from 0.03 to1.80 per cent. The remainingsix districts also showed a significant spike in positivityrate as more number of caseswere being added daily.According to the data, onlyabout 450 infected peoplewere admitted to hospitalsand about 90 in Covid CareCentres. The remaining persons, either asymptomatic orwith mild symptoms, werekept in home isolation.Meanwhile, according tothe day's bulletin, Chittoordistrict added the highestnumber of 244 fresh cases in24 hours, followed byVisakhapatnam with 151 andEast Godavari 117.Of the remaining 10 districts, West Godavari districtregistered only two new caseswhile the others addedbetween 15 and 90 each.Jagan opens 144 PSA Oxygen.ALMANACNight curfewback in AP.Month & Paksham:Continued from Page 1Besides establishing 144 Oxygenplants in government hospitals,the government is also providinga 30 percent subsidy to privatehospitals with over 100-bedcapacity to set up an Oxygenplant. He said that steps weretaken to achieve self-sufficiency ofOxygen, as the entire countryfaced a severe shortage ofOxygen during the second wave.Further, the Chief Ministermentioned that the governmenthad purchased 25 oxygencryogenic ISO containers fortransporting Liquid MedicalOxygen (LMO), along with 74LMO tanks. Oxygen pipelineswere set up to 24,419 beds invarious government hospitals at acost of Rs 90 crore and PaediatricCare Units with 20 beds havebeen set up at community healthcentres.Recalling the initial times ofCovid, he said that 20 state-ofthe-art VRDL labs have been setTODAYPausa & Sukla PakshaTithi : Navami : Jan 10 12:24 PM to Jan 1102:22 PM Dashami : Jan 11 02:22 PM to Jan 1204:49 PMNakshatram : 10AMtoJan1202:00PMRahukalam : 3:09 PM to 4:32 PMYamagandam : 9:38 AM to 11:01 AMVarjyam : 09:54 PM to 11:41 PMGulika : 12:24 PM to 1:46 PMAmritakalam : NoneAbhijit Muhurtham : 12:01 PM to 12:46 PMVIJAYAWADAWEATHERForecast: MOSTLY SUNNYTemp: 31ocHumidity: 62%Sunrise: 06:39 AMSunset: 05:52 PMUpdated JANUARY 10, 2021 5:00 PMCHICKENRATES /KGDressed/With Skin 179Without Skin 199Broiler at Farm 95EGGRATES /100VIJAYAWADA470VISAKHAPATNAM 460HYDERABAD442RETAIL PRICE 4.70(IN VIJAYAWADAHe directed the officials tostrengthen the '104' callcentre and asked them toe nsu re t h at c a l l s areattended to immediately.He instructed the officialsto prepare one Covid carecentre in each of the 175Assembly constituenciesand take measures toensure all facilities inthem.T h e C h i e f Mi n i s te rasserted that Covid preventive measures shouldbe implemented effectively and directed the officialsto ensure people wearmasks and social distanceis maintained. He instructed the officials to continue imposing fines for notwearing masks in publicplaces and in buses.He said Covid protocolsshould be followed inshops and shopping malls.Ensure that not more than200 people gather in public places and 100 peopleindoors. Alternate seatsshould be left empty toensure physical distance intheatres and cine-goersare re qu i re d t o w e armasks.The Chief Minister saidto ensure physical distance is maintained andmasks are worn in templesand places of worship andthe Health departmentwill release detailed guidelines in this regard.Continued from Page 1up in the State, increasing thetesting capacity from zero to onelakh tests per day. With thepossible threat from Omicron, agenome sequencing lab has beenset up in Vijayawada, which issecond in the country, next onlyto Kerala.In regard to vaccination, he saidthat 80 percent of the peopleabove 18 years have received twodoses of vaccine and 82 percentof teens between 15-18 yearswere administered with a singledose of vaccine. He said thatAndhra Pradesh has beenstanding as a role model to otherstates in terms of effective Covidcontainment, where over 33 doorto-door surveys were conducted.Right from setting YSR HealthClinics at village level, to bringingfamily doctor concept, thegovernment is focusing on thedevelopment of the medical andhealth sector through the NaduNedu, construction of 16 newmedical and nursing colleges,along with the recruitment of39,000 staff.Rs 800-cr ore hidden transactions found in IT.Continued from Page 1Incriminating documents likehandwritten books, agreementsand digital data have beenseized from a specialised software application as well asfrom other electronic gadgets,the Central Board of DirectTaxes (CBDT) said in a statement.One group has been using asoftware which has been "systematically modified" to eliminate the unaccounted cashelement of the considerationreceived and to record in theregular books of account thesale consideration that matches with registered sale price, thepolicy-making body for theTax Department said.These groups have beenfound to be "accepting cash"over and above the registeredvalue of the properties andsuch unaccounted cash is usedfor cash payments towards thepurchase of lands and incurringother expenditure, it claimed.Y SATYA KUMARBJP National Secretaryreign of criminals andunchecked corruption. It isnaïve to think that peoplewould give their vote to suchgovernments again. In addition to retaining power inUttarakhand, Goa andManipur, the BJP, in association with former CMAmarinder Singh, wouldprove its mettle in Pubjab;there is no doubt about it.Various surveys have predicted BJP's victory in elections to the Assemblies ofthese states. Poll survey agencies like Pollstrat, News X,ABP News, C-Voter Survey,Times Now, Nav Bharat indi-cate that the BJP would Priyanka Vadhra as the CM.Sharp decline in crimesecure majority inrate, development ofthese states,infrastructure,while PollTRULYincreasedjobStratandprospects, construcNews X cameSPEAKINGtion of Ram Mandir,out with a samand development of theple survey sayingKashi Corridor saw majorithat 44 per cent ofthe people in UP want to ty of the people gravitatinghave Yogi Adityanath as the towards the BJP.Almost all surveys suggestChief Minister again. Yogihas immense popularity that that the Swamajwadiamong about 50 per cent of Party would be nowherewomen. The Poll Strat and close to the BJP in the elecNews X have predicted land- tions. The BSP is likely to winslide victory for the BJP in 9-14 seats, while theUttarakhand. Majority of the Congress is predicted to winpeople are inclined towards 4-7 seats. Mayawati, whoformedthecurrent Chief Minister oncePushkar Singh Dami. Government in UP, realisedMoreover, 55 per cent of that people are in no mood tothose surveyed identified support her leadership. ThatNarendra Modi as their most is why she has confined herself to her house for the pastfavourite leader.ABP News-C Voter, Times several months and is notNow-Navabharat have come prepared to meet people.out with almost identical Only Priyanka Gandhi wasresults. In the ABP survey, seen campaigning here andwhich was conducted four there as a lone crusader.Rahul Gandhi, who lefttimes, the result was strongly in favour of the BJP. In UP, India for Italy in last week ofonly 7 to 13 per cent of the December for holidaying,people want Mayawati as has made it clear that he istheir CM, while 2.2 to 3.8 per not going to return till Jancent of the people want second week. He has realisedRGV holds talks with Perni.Continued from Page 1He said

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