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SBI PO Coaching in Hyderabad

Race Institute Group 4 Coaching Centres in Hyderabad offer specialised coaching and instruction to people getting ready for Group 4 exams. Group 4 competitive exams are held by many state governments in India to identify candidates for various positions in organisations like the revenue, police, fire services, and others.

They have qualified and skilled lecturers who provide students with a thorough comprehension of the course material and exam structure. They also provide study guides, sample tests, and mock exams to aid students in assessing their level of preparedness and highlighting areas that need improvement.

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Highway to Hell

Feature published in Newsline.

Rab Nawaz Palari’s tea shop overlooks a section of the M-9 motorway several miles west of Nooriabad. It is a solitary unit, unlike most watering holes for truckers on this route, which share a compound with a gas station. Thus, the only sound heard at this breezy outpost is of the movement of high-speed vehicles, recurring like waves on a beach. Although it may look like little could go wrong in this uneventful desert sprawl, there is much that is brushed under the tarmac.

“When the motorway was being laid, temporary diversions were created alongside it to enable the movement of traffic,” explains Palari. “But these diversions were uneven, badly built and caused accidents,” he continues. “Sitting right here, I witnessed numerous such accidents, in some of which lives were lost.” More disturbing, Palari’s vantage point accounts for but half a kilometre of a 136-kilometre motorway-to-be.

The process of turning the four-lane Karachi-to-Hyderabad Super Highway into a six-lane motorway began on September 17, 2015. The National Highway Authority (NHA) outsourced the project on a build-operate-transfer (BOT) basis to an offshoot of the Frontier Works Organisation (FWO), namely Superhighway Construction Operation and Rehabilitation Engineering (Pvt) Limited. Already a sizeable amount, the cost of the project – Rs. 36 billion – does not take into account the price citizens have paid for it with their peace of mind, their time, even their lives.

The NHA’s General Manager for Sindh South, Tufail Shaikh, explains that while it helps to have alternate routes during the construction of any major artery, in the case of the M-9, there is no other road or highway nearby. Temporary diversions, created during the construction of the motorway are the only alternative. “No doubt, these diversions are not as well maintained by the FWO as they should be, despite the fact that the National Assembly has notified the FWO of this on many occasions,” he points out, adding, “But they have their own way of doing things.” According to Shaikh, since the diversions are temporary routes, they are not given much priority. However, a senior FWO official who is overseeing the Karachi-to-Hyderabad stretch of the M-9 project, provides reassurances that “the diversions were a problem in 2015 and 2016, when there were many of them, but now they are fewer in number.” He explained that each diversion was in use for a maximum of two weeks, after which that portion of the road would be completed and new diversions would be created wherever the construction was taking place. “We have carpeted all the diversions with water bound macadam,” he says, concluding that driving on them is now “comfortable.”

However, the problem with macadam surfaces, as is evident in the diversions, is that they are easily undone by heavy traffic. This is why they are now almost never used in the United States. In the case of the M-9, it is particularly hazardous if container trucks, tankers, coaches and smaller vehicles are moving alongside one another on such an uneven surface. Once the crushed stone mixture is loosened, dust rises and decreases visibility. Those who have travelled on the M-9 at night in the past year-and-a-half will recall the hellish off-road experience of driving alongside container trucks through a thick layer of dust illuminated by headlights. They may also recall various vehicles attempting to create their own ‘diversions’ in the darkness, desperate to figure out a way forward.

Work on five out of 11 bridges has been completed. On one bridge that overlooks an arroyo, one-and-a-half lanes out of three have been cordoned off entirely, creating a bottleneck. A welder of the FWO installs expansion joints in the bridge wearing a pair of sunglasses and a shemagh scarf. “Every time a car attempts to overtake another, a traffic jam is created,” he discloses, requesting not to be named. At other sections, where the median of the dual carriageway is being installed with a New Jersey barrier, more than a lane is cordoned off. In such instances, there is no diversion.

It is difficult to ignore the glaring irony of the massive inconvenience caused to the public by the construction of something that is essentially meant to make their lives easier. The site of solar-powered CCTV cameras installed on a route where vehicles rattle along at dangerously close proximity, sums up the nature of ‘development’ in Pakistan: while basic safety standards remain unmet, a façade of technological advancement is displayed. These cameras, explains the senior FWO official, “are being installed at one-kilometre intervals along the motorway and will provide live surveillance to a joint control room of the FWO and the National Highways and Motorway Police, in Nooriabad.” Emergency telephones are provided underneath the cameras.

The drive from Karachi to Hyderabad normally takes an hour-and-a-half. But in the last year-and-a-half, it has taken much longer. Families travelling in public lorries or in their own cars, have seen a once exciting journey to their ancestral village turn into a miserable experience. “On one occasion in 2016, it took me eight hours to drive from Karachi to Hyderabad,” recalls Naeem Mughal, Director General of the Sindh Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA). “But imagine what those passengers who travel by coach from Peshawar to Karachi must be going through. The last leg of their 20-hour journey must be hell. Not to mention all the dust emissions inhaled by those travelling in buses and lorries with open windows.” Mughal, however, acknowledges that the diversions are now not as “crude” or as extensive as they were last year.

According to a senior SEPA official who requested not to be named, data obtained from the Jamshoro and Nooriabad police stations for the period September 17, 2015, to October 2016, shows that almost a hundred people died in accidents caused by the diversions, while many more were injured. “There was no contingency plan, nor any first aid provisions,” he laments. In the light of this revelation, the trauma centre established in Dumba Goth on October 20, 2016, seems almost like a guilty afterthought.

According to an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) study conducted by the Environmental Management Company Pakistan prior to the initiation of the project, the average annual daily traffic on the M-9 is 20,000 vehicles per day. The EIA report clearly states that one of the core principles on which the FWO devised its Traffic Management Plan, was to “give constant attention to roadside safety.”

“The fact that the Super Highway is a main artery, the diversions should have been proper roads,” argues the SEPA official. “At times there was no visibility beyond a few feet, due to dust emissions. But the FWO did not take any measures to improve conditions, despite being notified by SEPA repeatedly. FWO officials told us that the diversions were in this state due to overweight traffic coming from the harbour, from November 2015 to January 2016 – but this is no excuse. They said that after 75 kilometres of the motorway would be completed, the public’s misery would be reduced.” According to the senior official of the FWO, the diversions are now sprinkled on a weekly basis using a water bowser.

“They seemed to be working in a great hurry,” says the SEPA official. “At the core of it, are management and political issues.” According to the official, the federal government is attempting to squeeze as much political leverage as it can out of this project. Perhaps this is why Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif held an ‘opening ceremony’ on February 3, 2017, despite the fact that 61 kilometres of the motorway have yet to be completed. Perhaps this is also why the project is expected to be completed three months ahead of schedule, in December 2017, well before the general election.

Palari’s tea shop is but one of many rural settlements that lie on the M-9’s earmarked path – i.e., its right of way. On the north side of the motorway [Karachi-to-Hyderabad], the right of way is 75 metres, while on the south side it is 130 metres. According to the EIA report, “Ninety-five per cent of the affected structures on both sides of the road are unlawful.” This space is designated for the construction of two service lanes on either side of the motorway. The M-9 project has been in the pipeline since 2006, but was delayed largely due to resistance by those who had allegedly encroached on the right of way. “This is why the project was handed to a military organisation like the FWO,” explains the SEPA official. “It was felt that only they could move the people settled along the highway.”

In a charred kitchen at the back of the tea shop, Palari pours three cups of a fresh brew. “FWO officials stopped by and asked me to either cough up Rs. 4 million or to move out, as this is allegedly government property,” he says. But his family bought the property seven years ago. Although he hasn’t heard from the officials again, he thinks, “we will probably have to end up moving.”

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Agnipath Protest Violence Was Planned, Coaching Centres Instigated Aspirants: Railway Police

Agnipath Protest Violence Was Planned, Coaching Centres Instigated Aspirants: Railway Police

The June 17 violence at Secunderabad railway station was pre-planned and the owners of coaching centres played a key role by instigating the youth, investigations by the railway police revealed. The youth, who indulged in violence, had reached Hyderabad from different parts of Telangana a day before and came with bottles filled with petrol. CCTV footage at the station also shows that they…

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Maximum Age

You must be at least 21 years old to take the UPSC CSE test. The maximum age limit for becoming an IAS officer in the general category is 32 years, while the maximum age restriction for the OBC category is 35 years. Furthermore, the SC/ST category has a 37-year age limit.

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To become an IAS officer, a candidate must hold a graduate degree from a recognized university and pass the UPSC CSE exam. Candidates in their final year of high school are eligible to take this exam. This exam is also open to candidates who have completed a correspondence education program.

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Coronavirus Outbreak Updates: Railways will partially restore train services from 1 June, says Centre; bookings for 200 trains to begin tomorrow

23:52 (IST)

Coronavirus in Maharashtra Latest Updates

Two Mumbai Police personnel succumb to COVID-19 today

Two policemen died due to coronavirus infection in Mumbai on Wednesday, an official said. It took the number of police personnel who have died due to the pandemic in Maharashtra to 14, ten of them in Mumbai.

A 57-year-old police constable attached to Parksite Police Station in the eastern suburbs died at Seven Hills hospital in Andheri, an official said. He had tested positive for virus eight days ago, the police official said.

An assistant sub-inspector of traffic branch also died due to the infection during the day. He was attached to Sahar traffic police, the official said.

At least 1,388 police personnel including 142 officers have tested positive for coronavirus in Maharashtra, 700 of them in Mumbai alone.

(PTI)

23:46 (IST)

Coronavirus in India Latest Updates

200 trains to be fully reserved, AC and non-AC, says Railways

"These will be fully reserved trains having both AC, non-AC classes; general coaches shall also have reserved seats for sitting," said the Railways after releasing a list of 200 trains to be in operation from 1 June.

23:29 (IST)

Coronavirus in Gujarat Latest Updates

Gujarat transport bus services resume

The Gujarat State Road Transport Corporation (GSRTC) started running its buses across the state from Wednesday, after a nearly two-month-long hiatus due to the coronavirus-induced lockdown. The bus service had come to a halt from March 25, when a nationwide lockdown came into force.

The state government had lifted many restrictions on 19 May. However, the bus service resumed from Wednesday.

(PTI)

23:22 (IST)

Coronavirus in India Latest Updates

DGCA calls for meeting on resumption of domestic flights tomorrow

Directorate General of Civil Aviation has called a meeting tomorrow with all airlines to discuss the matter in respect of resumption of Domestic Civil Air Operations in a calibrated manner. In order to maintain social distancing, 2 persons from each airline/airport allowed.

23:11 (IST)

Coronavirus in India Latest Updates

List of 200 trains to be run from 1 June:

Indian Railways has released the list of the 200 trains which will be operated from 1st June: Government of India

Indian Railways has released the list of the 200 trains which will be operated from 1st June: Government of India pic.twitter.com/U1SmC4Bn8C

— ANI (@ANI) May 20, 2020

23:01 (IST)

Coronavirus in Assam Latest Updates

14 new COVID-19 cases reported in Assam

Alert ~ 14 new #COVID19 positive cases confirmed among those at Sarusajai Quarantine Centre. We need to be extra careful ↗️Total cases 185 ↗️Recovered 48 ↗️Active cases 130 ↗️Deaths 04 ↗️Migrated 03 Update 10:35 pm / May 20#AssamCovidCount pic.twitter.com/8geqDcntHY

— Himanta Biswa Sarma (@himantabiswa) May 20, 2020

22:59 (IST)

Coronavirus in India Latest Updates

Air India flight from DOha lands in Hyderabad

Air India Express IX 244, an evacuation flight from Doha (Qatar) with 184 Indians landed today at Hyderabad International Airport under the second phase of Vande Bharat Mission.

Telangana: Air India Express IX 244, an evacuation flight from Doha (Qatar) with 184 Indians landed today at Hyderabad International Airport under the second phase of #VandeBharatMission. pic.twitter.com/1BSlkaWluL

— ANI (@ANI) May 20, 2020

22:41 (IST)

Coronavirus in Bihar Latest Updates

Body of COVID-19 patient found in quarantined centre in Bihar

Sandip Shekhar, Sub-Divisional Officer (SDO) in Bihar's Vaishali said, "Body of one patient Rajesh Kumar found at a quarantine centre on Wednesday. He was brought to the centre two days back and his sample was already collected for COVID-19 test. Investigation underway."

22:31 (IST)

Coronavirus in INndia Latest Updates

Centre says trains services to be partially restored from 1 June

The Centre said that Ministry of Railways in consultation with Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) and Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has decided that train services on Indian Railways shall be further partially restored from 1 June 2020.

"Indian Railways will start operations of 200 passenger train services. These trains shall run from 1st June and booking of all these trains will commence from 10 am on 21 May," the statement added.

22:18 (IST)

Coronavirus in Uttar Pradesh Latest Updates

Agra SP says Congress buses were not according to MHA guidelines

"The buses were waiting at the UP-Rajasthan border, but they (Congress) hadn't applied for their entry into the state as per the guidelines of MHA. Since they didn't have authentic passes for movement, the buses were sent back," said Ravi Kumar, SP Agra West.

22:02 (IST)

Coronavirus in Maharashtra Latest Updates

Pune reports 174 new cases, 14 deatbs today

The Pune health department said that 14 deaths and 174 new positive coronavirus cases were reported in the last 24 hours in the Pune district. The toll now rises to 235 while total positive cases stand at 4544.

21:43 (IST)

Coronavirus in Delhi Latest Updates

Delhi HC tells DMRC to take adequate steps for social distancing

Delhi High Court on Wednesday directed the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) to take adequate steps to maintain social distancing once the Metro Rail is permitted to function, particularly, since compartments are fully packed, which can be dangerous in the current COVID-19 pandemic situation.

21:36 (IST)

Coronavirus in Jammu and Kashmir Latest Updates

Jammu and Kashmir reports 73 new COVID-19 cases

The Jammu and Kashmir government said that 73 new coronavirus cases have been reported in the union territory on Wednesday, of these 36 from Jammu division and 37 Kashmir division. Total positive cases stand at 1,390.

21:19 (IST)

Coronavirus in Gujarat Latest Updates

271 new COVID-19 cases reported in Ahmedabad

With 271 new Covid-19 cases in Ahmedabad, tally goes up to 9,216; 26 more people succumb, taking toll to 602: Health official

21:10 (IST)

Coronavirus in Delhi Latest Updates

Health ministry says premises to be closed till 6 am tomorrow

"An official working with the Medical Education Section of Health Services tested positive for COVID-19. It has been decided to sanitize the concerned room in the premises. The premises to remain closed from 5.30 pm on Wednesday till 6 am on Thursday," the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare said.

21:01 (IST)

Coronavirus in Maharashtra Latest Updates

Mumbai COVID-19 cases rise to 24,118

The total number of coronavirus cases in Mumbai rose to 24,118 on Wednesday, reports said, adding that the toll stood at 841 in the city.

"1372 more #COVID19 cases and 41 deaths reported in Mumbai today. Total number of cases in the city is now at 23935, including 841 deaths," Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation said.

20:44 (IST)

Coronavirus in Maharashtra Latest Updates

2,250 new COVID-19 cases reported in Maharashtra today

The total number of coronavirus cases in Maharashtra touched 40,000 on Wednesday after 2,250 new cases were reported in 24 hours. The total cases rose to 39,297. 65 new deaths were also reported, taking the toll to 1,390.

20:26 (IST)

Coronavirus in Gujarat Latest Updates

398 new COVID-19 cases reported in Gujarat today

The Gujarat health department on Wednesday said that 398 new coronavirus cases have been reported in the state in the last 24 hours. The total number cases in the state stands at 12,539, including 5219 cured/discharged and 749 deaths.

20:16 (IST)

Coronavirus in Manipur Latest Updates

Manipur reports 11 new COVID-19 cases today

The Manipur government on Wednesday said that 11 new coronavirus cases were reported in the state, taking the total number of positive cases to 20.

20:11 (IST)

Coronavirus in India Latest Updates

Harsh Vardhan claims 'micro-identification, isolation' prevented COVID-19 spread

Union health minister Harsh Vardhan, addressing the Non-Aligned Movement Health Ministers' meeting on Wednesday, said that India's response of "micro-identification, mass isolation and quick treatment" prevented "large scale deaths and spread of COVID-19," News18 reported.

19:59 (IST)

Coronavirus in Chandigarh Latest Updates

Two new COVID-19 cases reported in Chandigarh

2 new positive cases have been reported today in Chandigarh, taking the total positive cases in the union territory to 202 including 3 deaths: Chandigarh Health Department

19:46 (IST)

Coronavirus in India Latest Updates

Centre says 'small percentage' of domestic flights will be operated from 25 May

Union civil aviation minister Hardeep Singh Puri said that domestic flights will commence from 25 May, but initially, "only a small percentage of the total number of domestic flights will be operated".

"Then depending on the experience we gain, we will increase the number of flights. I think Standard Operating Procedure (SOPs) should not be made so onerous that they are difficult to be followed. We've now reached a happy balance and SOPs will be announced soon. Those will be the norms for some time," he added.

19:39 (IST)

Coronavirus in Assam Latest Updates

48 COVID-19 patients in Assam discharged so far

📌 Glad that 7 patients including Dr Likhithesh Das from GMCH; 2 from Jorhat Medical College & Hospital; 4 from Silchar Medical College & Hospital have been discharged today. With this, active cases count now at 102, discharged 48.#AssamCovidCount Update 6:20 pm / May 20 pic.twitter.com/CcYgZhy3Jl

— Himanta Biswa Sarma (@himantabiswa) May 20, 2020

19:30 (IST)

Coronavirus in Assam Latest Updates

13 new COVID-19 cases reported in Assam today

While Assam government said that 13 new coronavirus cases were reported in the state on Wednesday, reports said that 11 of the new patients were already in quarantined after they had returned from other states.

Alert ~ 13 new cases of #COVID19 + confirmed. Break-up ~ 8 from Hojai; 2 from Sonitpur; 1 each from Kamrup Metro, Kamrup and Nagaon. ↗️Total cases 170 ↗️Recovered 48 ↗️Active cases 115 ↗️Deaths 04 ↗️Migrated 03 Update 7:10 pm / May 20#AssamCovidCount pic.twitter.com/iFBcH2r11U

— Himanta Biswa Sarma (@himantabiswa) May 20, 2020

19:19 (IST)

Coronavirus in West Bengal Latest Updates

West Bengal reports 142 new COVID-19 cases today

The West Bengal government said that 142 new coronavirus positive cases have been reported in the state on Wednesday. The total number of cases in the state is now at 3,103, including 181 deaths. 72 deaths also occurred due to comorbidity.

19:16 (IST)

Coronavirus in Maharashtra Latest Updates

Uddhav Thackeray says COVID-19 spread controlled to 'large extent'

"The Central government feels that the spike in coronavirus cases will be higher by May-end and in June, Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray said and added that the spread has been controlled to a large extent in the state," News18 reported.

19:02 (IST)

Coronavirus in Haryana Latest Updates

Haryana govt says inter-state buses won't be allowed for now

Haryana home minister Anil Vij said that inter-state buses will not ply for now, "as Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) have not been made for their deployment yet".

18:57 (IST)

Coronavirus in Tamil Nadu Latest Updates

COVID-19 cases in Tamil Nadu cross 13,000-mark

Reports said that 743 coronavirus cases were reported in Tamil Nadu on Wednesday, taking the state's total to 13,191. Three new deaths were also reported, taking the toll to 87.

18:51 (IST)

Coronavirus in India Latest Updates

Centre says 6.39% COVID-19 cases needed hospital support

Health ministry joint secretary Lav Aggarwal reportedly said that "of the total number of active COVID-19 cases in the country, 6.39 percent needed hospital support".

"Aggarwal also said that 2.94 percent of active COVID-19 cases needed oxygen support, three per cent needed intense care units (ICU) and 0.45 per cent required ventilator support," India Today reported.

18:39 (IST)

Coronavirus in Kerala Latest Updates

Kerala SSLC exam to be held from 26-30 May, says report

India Today on Wednesday reported that the Kerala government said that the SSLC and Plus 2 examination will be held between 26 to 30 May.

18:38 (IST)

Coronavirus in Uttarakhand Latest Updates

Uttarakhand HC asks states to make quarantine centres at borders

The Uttarakhand high court on Wednesday said, "At all border points, the state government shall make every possible effort to make functional quarantine centers where people who are returning from red zones shall be kept for a week and those who show symptoms as per ICMR guidelines shall be tested."

18:30 (IST)

Coronavirus in Maharashtra Latest Updates

Dharavi reports 25 new COVID-19 cases today

The BMC said 25 more coronavirus cases were reported in the Dharavi area of Mumbai on Wednesday. The total number of cases in the area is now at 1,378.

18:18 (IST)

Coronavirus in Karnataka Latest Updates

67 new COVID-19 cases reported in Karnataka today

The Karnataka health department said that 67 new coronavirus cases have been reported in the state from 5 pm on Tuesday to 5 pm on Wednesday, taking the total number of positive cases to 1,462. There are 864 active cases.

18:12 (IST)

Coronavirus in India Latest Updates

Over 1 lakh samples tested in 24 hours, says ICMR

The ICMR was quoted India Today as saying that 1,07,609 samples were tested for coronavirus in the last 24 hours across the country. The nodal medical authority on the COVID-19 response in India also said that it will "review evidence to take call on Hydroxychloroquine's efficacy."

18:05 (IST)

Coronavirus in India Latest Updates

Nirmala Sitharaman slams Priyanka Gandhi over migrants bus row

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Wednesday said, "If she's (Priyanka Gandhi Vadra) really focussed about Uttar Pradesh government, she should see why 300 trains arrived in the state, when not even 5-7 arrived in Chhattisgarh. Don't want to politicise this as migrants are Indians&all of us in this extraordinary situation should concentrate and work together."

She added, "300 trains as opposed to seven. I'm not saying that size of the populations are comparable but the migrants probably are comparable. Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand — the numbers maybe comparable to entire UP put together. This is unfair, dirty and clearly shows the hypocrisy of Congress."

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Coronavirus in Rajasthan Latest Updates

Congress' buses for UP migrants turn back from Rajasthan-UP border

A Rajasthan Police official was quoted by PTI as saying that buses arranged by the Congress for Uttar Pradesh's migrant workers have started turning back from the Rajasthan-UP border after they weren't allowed into Uttar Pradesh.

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Haryana govt says over 2 lakh migrants sent back to native states

Haryana chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Wednesday said that a total of 53 trains have departed from the state so far and with 4,257 buses, "more than 2 lakh migrant workers have been facilitated to their native homes".

"We have always helped the migrant workers and will go to any length to help them," he added.

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Coronavirus in Kerala Latest Updates

161 active COVID-19 cases in Kerala currently, says CM

The total cases of coronavirus in Kerala stand at 666, including 161 active cases, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said on Wednesday.

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Kerala reports 24 new COVID-19 cases today

Twenty-four new cases of coronavirus were reported in Kerala on Wednesday, reports said. Of these, 12 are people who came abroad, 8 are from Maharashtra, 3 from Tamil Nadu.

Meanwhile, five people recovered on Wednesday, India Today reported.

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UP govt says 838 special trains arrived in state so far

The Uttar Pradesh government on Wednesday said that so far, a total of 838 shramik special trains have arrived in the state.

"Permission for 206 more trains has been given which will come in next 48 hours. Arrangements of total 1,044 trains have been done till now," said Awanish Awasthi,Additional Chief Secretary(Home).

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Centre says SOPs for domestic air travel to be issued soon

Domestic civil aviation operations will recommence in a calibrated manner from Monday 25th May 2020. All airports & air carriers are being informed to be ready for operations from 25th May. SOPs for passenger movement are also being separately issued by @MoCA_GoI.

— Hardeep Singh Puri (@HardeepSPuri) May 20, 2020

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Centre says domestic flights to begin in calibrated manner from 25 May

Union civil aviation minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Wednesday said that domestic civil aviation operations will recommence in a calibrated manner from 25 May.

"All airports and air carriers are being informed to be ready for operations from 25 May. SOPs for passenger movement also being separately issued by Ministry," he added.

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Centre says recovery rate is 39.62%

"When the first lockdown started, then recovery rate was around 7.1 percent, the recovery rate during 2nd lockdown was 11.42 percent it then rose to 26.59 percent. Today the recovery rate is 39.62 percent," said Lav Agarwal, Union Health ministry joint secretary.

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Coronavirus in US Latest Updates

Trump says 'badge of honour' to have highest number of COVID-19 cases

US president Donald Trump has said it is a "badge of honour" for America to "lead" the world with 1.5 million confirmed coronavirus cases since it means the US is testing more people for the disease that has killed over 300,000 people across the world.

The US has 1.5 million confirmed coronavirus cases and over 91,000 deaths, both the world's highest.

"I look at that as, in a certain respect, as being a good thing because it means our testing is much better," he said on Tuesday at the White House as he hosted his first Cabinet meeting since the COVID-19 outbreak began.

"By the way," he told reporters, "you know when you say that we lead in cases, that's because we have more testing than anybody else."

"So when we have a lot of cases," he continued, "I don't look at that as a bad thing, I look at that as, in a certain respect, as being a good thing because it means our testing is much better."

He added: "So I view it as a badge of honour. Really, it's a badge of honour.

(PTI)

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'Satisfactory' to note 42,298 recoveries so far, says Centre

Lav Agarwal, Union Health ministry joint secretary on Wednesday said, "is satisfactory to note that 42,298 people have recovered and the number of active cases are 61,149."

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MHA grants exemption from lockdown for classes 10, 12 board exams

  Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday said, "Taking into consideration the academic interest of large number of students, it has been decided to grant exemption from the lockdown measures to conduct board examination for classes 10th and 12th, with few conditions like social distancing,face mask etc for their safety."

Taking into consideration the academic interest of large number of students,it has been decided to grant exemption from the lockdown measures to conduct Board examination for classes 10th&12th,with few conditions like social distancing,face mask etc for their safety: HM Amit Shah pic.twitter.com/X4eUAcOGTo

— ANI (@ANI) May 20, 2020

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Coronavirus in Andhra Pradesh Latest Updates

68 new COVID-19 cases reported in Andhra Pradesh

Andhra Pradesh on Wednesday reported 68 new coronavirus cases, taking the state's total number of cases to 2,557. The toll in the state is 53, with a casuaty in the Kurnool district on Wednesday.

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Not the time for politics, says Priyanka Gandhi over buses row

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra was quoted by News18 as saying, "We'll have to understand our responsibilities. They (migrant labourers walking to return to their native states)aren't just Indians but India's spinal cord. The country runs on their blood and sweat. It's everyone's responsibility. It's not the time for politics."

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Sharad Pawar says need to 'accept COVID-19 as part of life'

NCP president Sharad Pawar was quoted by News18 as saying that since the coronavirus pandemic may not be eradicated completely in the immediate future, "it was imperative to accept it as a part of life while returning to normalcy".

"The corona disease will not be eradicated shortly. It's necessary to accept it as a part of life. Beware of it and create awareness among the masses about health care," Pawar added.

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Please allow buses to run, says Priyanka Gandhi to UP govt

On the row between Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi and the Uttar Pradesh government over the buses for migrant workers, Priyanka on Wednesday said, "Had the buses been been allowed to ply, 36,000 migrant workers yesterday and another 36,000 today could’ve been taken home safely. If you want to stick BJP stickers on these buses, please do. If you want to say these buses are yours, please do. But please get the buses running. Give us permit. If you don’t wish to use them, please tell us. We’ll call back the buses."

Coronavirus Outbreak LATEST Updates: Delhi High Court on Wednesday directed the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) to take adequate steps to maintain social distancing once the Metro Rail is permitted to function, particularly, since compartments are fully packed, which can be dangerous in the current COVID-19 pandemic situation.

The Jammu and Kashmir government said that 73 new coronavirus cases have been reported in the union territory on Wednesday, of these 36 from Jammu division and 37 Kashmir division. Total positive cases stand at 1,390.

The total number of coronavirus cases in Mumbai rose to 24,118 on Wednesday, reports said, adding that the toll stood at 841 in the city.

The total number of coronavirus cases in Maharashtra touched 40,000 on Wednesday after 2,250 new cases were reported in 24 hours. The total cases rose to 39,297. 65 new deaths were also reported, taking the toll to 1,390.

Union civil aviation minister Hardeep Singh Puri said that domestic flights will commence from 25 May, but initially, "only a small percentage of the total number of domestic flights will be operated".

"Then depending on the experience we gain, we will increase the number of flights. I think Standard Operating Procedure (SOPs) should not be made so onerous that they are difficult to be followed. We've now reached a happy balance and SOPs will be announced soon. Those will be the norms for some time," he added.

While Assam government said that 13 new coronavirus cases were reported in the state on Wednesday, reports said that 11 of the new patients were already in quarantined after they had returned from other states.

Reports said that 743 coronavirus cases were reported in Tamil Nadu on Wednesday, taking the state's total to 13,191. Three new deaths were also reported, taking the toll to 87.

Twenty-four new cases of coronavirus were reported in Kerala on Wednesday, reports said. Of these, 12 are people who came abroad, 8 are from Maharashtra, 3 from Tamil Nadu.

Meanwhile, five people recovered on Wednesday, India Today reported.

A Rajasthan Police official was quoted by PTI as saying that buses arranged by the Congress for Uttar Pradesh's migrant workers have started turning back from the Rajasthan-UP border after they weren't allowed into Uttar Pradesh.

Union health ministry on Wednesday said,"When the first lockdown started, then recovery rate was around 7.1 percent, the recovery rate during 2nd lockdown was 11.42 percent it then rose to 26.59 percent. Today the recovery rate is 39.62 percent."

Union civil aviation minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Wednesday said that domestic civil aviation operations will recommence in a calibrated manner from 25 May.

"All airports and air carriers are being informed to be ready for operations from 25 May. SOPs for passenger movement also being separately issued by Ministry," he added.

Lav Agarwal, Union Health ministry joint secretary on Wednesday said, "is satisfactory to note that 42,298 people have recovered and the number of active cases are 61,149."

A coronavirus positive case was on Wednesday detected in the Directorate General of Health Services in the medical education division at the Health Ministry, Nirman Bhawan. "Proper protocol for sanitisation of entire area will take place, contact tracing initiated," the ministry's statement said.

With 107 more people testing positive for the novel coronavirus in Rajasthan till 2 pm on Wednesday, the total number of COVID-19 cases in the state climbed to 5,952.

So far, the lives of 143 COVID-19 patients have been claimed by the infectious disease taking the mortality rate to 2.4 percent.

Delhi registered the highest single-day spike in COVID-19 cases on Wednesday with 534 infections. The total number of confirmed cases in the National Capital climbed to 11,088.

As many as 176 COVID-19 patients succumb to the viral infection so far.

Andhra Pradesh government to resume intra-State bus services from Thursday, ANI quoted Madireddy Pratap, Managing Director of Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation, as saying.

At least 1,683 buses will first run on 434 routes in non-containment zones, he added.

Cab aggregator Ola is laying off 1,400 staff from rides, financial services and food business as revenues declined by 95 percent in the past two months due to coronavirus pandemic, a note by CEO Bhavish Aggarwal said.

In an email to employees, Aggarwal made it clear that the prognosis ahead for the business is "very unclear and uncertain" and the impact of this crisis is "definitely going to be long-drawn for us".

The Indian Railways has excelled on its own promise of running Shramik Special trains by running 204 of them in a single day, said Railways Minister Piyush Goyal on Wednesday.

Goyal, through a tweet, stated that going beyond the promised 200 Shramik Special trains per day, the Railways had run 204 such trains on 19 May to enable migrants, stranded due to the COVID-19 lockdown, to return to their native states.

"The Railways had promised to run 200 Shramik Special trains for workers yesterday, exceeding that limit we ran a record 204 trains in the service of passengers. A total of 1,773 Shramik Special trains have been operated so far by the Indian Railways to send workers to their home states," Goyal's tweet read.

The total number of COVID19 positive cases in Maharashtra Police is now 1388 including 948 active cases, 428 recovered and 12 deaths, reports ANI. Meanwhile, The total number of active cases of coronavirus in the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) now stands at 96.

“An official of Rohini jail has tested positive for COVID-19. The personnel who live nearby him in staff quarters will also be asked to do self-quarantine at home for 14 days,” said Tihar jail official, reports ANI. The total number of positive cases at the Rohini Jail stands 17 which includes 15 inmates and two jail officials.

Kerala government has decided to postpone the SSLC or Class 10 and Plus two or Class 12 examination until first week of June after the Centre extended the coronavirus-induced lockdown until 31 May.

The union government's guidelines will come in the first week of June. The Chief Minister's Office said the date would be decided after that.

In a period of two weeks, as many as 74,118 people travelled back to Assam while, 17,488 left the state, said Additional DGP GP Singh on Wednesday, who has been appointed as the nodal officer for inter-State transportation of stranded people of Assam.

With 37,136 confirmed cases of COVID-19 so far, Maharashtra remained worst-affected state across the nation, followed by Tamil Nadu with 12,448 and Gujarat with 12,140 cases.

Maharashtra continued to remain the worst COVID-affected state with 37,136 confirmed novel coronavirus cases, according to the latest data from the Union Health Ministry.

The state reported 1,325 COVID-19 deaths so far while, 9,639 patients have recovered taking the recovery rate to 26 percent.

India registered highest single-day spike in COVID-19 cases with 5,611 in the past 24 hours, according to the latest data released by Union Health Ministry on Wednesday. The overall count across the nation was now at 1,06,750.

The COVID-19 toll climbed to 3,303 after 140 more patients succumbed to the viral infection as of Wednesday.

Expressing grief over the death of farmers in Etawah truck accident, Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath announced an ex-gratia of Rs 2 lakh each to the families of the victims and Rs 50,000 to the injured.

Six farmers were killed and one was injured after the pickup-truck in which they were travelling collided with another truck in Friends Colony area of Etawah, in Uttar Pradesh, on Tuesday night.

R Singh, SP City said, "Farmers were going to market to sell jackfruit. Injured person admitted at Saifai Medical College".

The number of confirmed cases in India crossed the one lakh-mark on Tuesday as the country reported 4, 970 fresh infections and 134 fatalities .

Health ministry officials said that it has taken much longer for the country to report over a lakh cases as compared to other countries and the death rate due to the virus has also remained comparatively low.

Confirmed cases cross one lakh-mark

The Union health ministry, in its  8 am update, said the total number of confirmed cases has reached 1,01,139 and the toll has risen to 3,163. This marked an increase of nearly 5,000 cases and 134 fatalities in a 24-hour period. As many as 39,174 people have been cured of the viral infection and the number of active cases in the country stands at 58,802, according to the health ministry website.

Of the 134 deaths reported since Monday morning, 51 were in Maharashtra, 35 in Gujarat, 14 in Uttar Pradesh, eight in Delhi, seven in Rajasthan, six in West Bengal, four in Madhya Pradesh, three in Tamil Nadu, two each in Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir, and one each in Bihar and Telangana.

Of the 3,163 fatalities, Maharashtra tops the tally with 1,249 deaths. Gujarat comes second with 694 deaths, followed by Madhya Pradesh at 252, West Bengal at 244, Delhi at 168, Rajasthan at 138, Uttar Pradesh at 118, Tamil Nadu at 81 and Andhra Pradesh at 50.

The ministry also states that more than 70 percent of the deaths are due to comorbidities, or the existence of multiple disorders in the same person.

The highest number of confirmed cases in the country is from Maharashtra at 35,058, followed by Tamil Nadu at 11,760, Gujarat at 11,745, Delhi at 10,054, Rajasthan at 5,507, Madhya Pradesh at 5,236 and Uttar Pradesh at 4,605.

India presently reporting 0.2 deaths per lakh, says health ministry

Separately, the health ministry said that for every one lakh population, there are 7.1 coronavirus cases in India so far, as against 60 globally.

Referring to data from the World Health Organisation (WHO), the ministry said 45,25,497 COVID-19 cases had been reported worldwide till Monday, which is about 60 cases per lakh population.

Among the countries with a very high load of coronavirus cases, the US, with 14,09,452 instances of the infection so far, has around 431 cases per lakh population. In the UK, this ratio is 494 cases per lakh and for Italy it is 372.

Officials also cited data about India having taken 64 days for the count of confirmed cases to increase from 100 to one lakh, which was more than double the time taken by countries like the US and Spain.

According to the data sourced from the health ministry and Worldometers, the coronavirus infection cases increased from 100 to 1,00,000 in the US in 25 days, while it took 30 days for the cases to reach the 1 lakh-mark in Spain, reports PTI.

It took 35 days in Germany, 36 days in Italy, 39 days in France and 42 days in the United Kingdom for the coronavirus infection cases to rise from 100 to 1 lakh, respectively.

Reeling off further data, officials said India has so far an average of about 0.2 COVID-19 deaths per lakh population as against the global average of 4.1.

"The relatively low death figures represent timely case identification and clinical management of the cases," PTI  quotes the ministry as saying.

The officials further said a record number of 1,08,233 samples were tested for COVID-19 on Monday, taking the overall count of tests to more than 24 lakh.

While the total count of tests in India is estimated to be the seventh largest in the world, after the US, Russia, Germany, Italy, Spain and UK, the country ranks much lower at 139th place in terms of tests per million population, as per data website Worldometer. The countries having done more tests than India per million population include Russia, Italy, Australia, Singapore, Norway, Switzerland, UK, Germany, US, Canada, France and Sweden.

As per the latest data, more than 48 lakh people worldwide have tested positive for the deadly virus ever since its emergence in China last December, while nearly 3.2 lakh have lost their lives. Over 18 lakh have recovered too. More than 15 lakh cases have been reported in the US alone, while over 90,000 have died there.

Kerala, Manipur report new cases

There are concerns that in some parts of the country, including in Kerala, Goa and some north-eastern states, a second or third wave of the virus outbreak  is emerging as these states had almost flattened the curves till a few days ago before people from other states or countries started arriving there.

Kerala on Tuesday recorded 12 more COVID-19 cases, all being returnees from overseas and other states, taking the total active patients to 142. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said the rise was expected but asserted community transmission has not happened so far. All those who tested positive had come from outside the state—four from abroad and eight from other states, including six from Maharashtra, Vijayan told reporters.

Since 7 May, when the first repatriation flight from the Gulf landed, several of the Keralites who returned home after being stranded in foreign countries and in other states such as Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu, which have a high number of COVID-19 cases, have tested positive. On Monday too, as many as 28 returnees had tested positive.

In Manipur too, a woman and her daughter tested positive for COVID-19 after returning from Delhi, officials said. Uttar Pradesh also saw 142 more people testing positive for COVID-19, taking its tally to 4,748.

The National Capital recorded 500 more cases, taking its tally to 10,554, while its death toll has now risen to 166. In Assam, 20 people tested positive, taking the total number of cases in the state to 135. All the new patients were in different quarantine centres across districts. These included people having returned from Chennai and Darjeeling.

At least two COVID-19 related deaths were reported in Andhra Pradesh, taking the toll to 52, while 57 more tested positive. With this, the total number of infections in the state has reached 2,489. Fresh cases include those linked to the Koyambedu market in Chennai, which has become a major hotspot of the deadly virus infection.

Karnataka recorded its biggest ever single-day rise with 127 new cases. Of these, 91 have inter-state travel history from neighboring Maharashtra, the state government said.

Maharashtra, the worst-affected state, reported 2,100 fresh cases, taking its overall tally to 37,158, state's health minister Rajesh Tope said.

Maharashtra, Jammu and Kashmir issue lockdown guidelines

Two days after the Centre announced an extension of the nationwide lockdown till 31 May, the Maharashtra government on Tuesday issued guidelines demarcating the state into red and non-red zones and allowing shops, public transport in the non-red zones.

According to the guidelines, which come into force from 22 May,the municipal corporations in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (which includes Mumbai, Thane and surrounding towns), as well as civic bodies of Pune, Solapur, Aurangabad, Malegaon, Nashik, Dhule, Jalgaon, Akola and Amravati fall in the red zone. In the red zone, no rickshaws, taxis or cabs have been allowed to ply while shops can function according to guidelines issued earlier.

Significantly, e-commerce for delivery of non-essential goods has been allowed in all areas except containment zones, which shall be notified by  local authorities. In such containment zones, only essential services will be allowed. No movement of people in and out of these zones will be allowed except for medical emergencies and maintaining supply of essential goods.

The Jammu and Kashmir administration too issued orders categorising districts into orange, red and green zones and issued guidelines for the fourth phase of the lockdown. According to ANI, hospitals, clinics and liqour shops will be allowed to open across the Union Territory while canteens/eateries at bus stands, railway stations and airports have also been allowed to open in the UT, but with passes in Red districts.

Similarly barber shops, salons and parlours will be allowed to open in all the areas except within the limits of municipal corporations in red and orange zones. Private offices can function with 50 percent strength in orange zones and 100 percent strength in green zone.

In Delhi, where lockdown relaxations kicked in, several markets were buzzing with activity, but many shopkeepers complained of less inflow of customers even as confusion over opening up of establishments using the odd-even formula prevailed.

Centre issues guidelines for Shramik Special trains

The new guidelines for the Shramik special trains issued by the Centre did away with the mandatory consent from the destination states. According to the fresh SOP, the train schedule, including stoppages and destination, shall be finalised by the railways ministry based on the requirements of states and UTs, and shall be communicated to states and UTs for making suitable arrangements for sending and receiving such stranded workers. Officials explained that the Ministry of Railways will ensure more halts of the special trains for the convenience of migrant workers.

Sending states and UTs, and the Ministry of Railways will ensure that passengers are compulsorily screened, and only asymptomatic passengers are allowed to board the trains, it said. During boarding and travel, all passengers will have to observe social distancing and will have to adhere to health protocols prescribed by the destination state or UT on arrival, the SOP said.

With inputs from agencies

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Coronavirus Lockdown, Special Shramik Trains For Migrants: Special Trains For Migrants, Students, 5 More From Kerala Today: 10 Points

Coronavirus Lockdown: Special trains are being run by Railways to return migrants to their homes (File)New Delhi: Six "shramik (worker) special" trains, carrying migrants, students and others stranded by the coronavirus lockdown, departed from Kerala, Telangana, Maharashtra and Rajasthan on Friday. The trains, bound for Jharkhand, Odisha, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, were organised on request from the respective states, Railways said in a statement. More such trains will be run in the coming days, after the government permitted travel of stranded migrants, providing they do not display COVID-19 symptoms. In its order the government initially only allowed travel only by road, but states pointed to challenges in transporting lakhs of people across hundreds of kilometres in buses, particularly with social distancing a concern. As a result, "special" trains were allowed, with strict rules to be followed regarding disinfection of coaches, screening of passengers and maintaining social distance during travel.

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Each "shramik" train will carry between 1,000 and 1,200 people to ensure social distancing during travel. All passengers will be screened for coronavirus symptoms prior to boarding; only asymptomatic people will be allowed to travel, the Railways stressed. "It will be mandatory for every passenger to wear a face mask," Railways also said, adding that all passengers would be screened on arrival as well and those showing symptoms would be quarantined.All meals and drinking water will be provided by government at point of origin, the Railways also said. In its statement the national transporter stressed these were "special trains for people nominated and identified by state governments" and "nobody should come to stations looking for trains". Only those passengers brought to the station by the state government will be allowed to board, the Railways said. Students have been told to bring identity cards and texts from district magistrates will also be accepted as tickets; forwarded messages will not.Five more trains will run from Kerala today - two from Kochi and one from state capital Thiruvananthapuram. The departing station of the other two have yet to be decided. The train from Thiruvananthapuram is expected to leave at 2 pm and will run to Hatia in Jharkhand. Visuals from news agency ANI show police officers drawing circles outside the station to encourage people to follow social distancing.On Friday Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who had earlier expressed concern over allowing interstate movement during the lockdown, met his ministers to review preparations for the influx of migrants. The state expects around 10 lakh people to arrive and all of them will be quarantined for 21 days instead of 14, he said. The Chief Minister also said migrants would be given skill-training to help them settle and find jobs.The first "special" train departed from Telangana's Lingampally district at 4.30 am on Friday. Bound for Hatia, it carried 1,200 migrants from Hyderabad and reached its destination later in the day. Five other trains were run on Friday -  from Maharashtra's Nashik to Lucknow in Uttar Pradesh and Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh, from Aluva in Kerala to Odisha's Bhubaneswar and from Jaipur and Kota in Rajasthan to Bihar's Patna and Hatia.The two trains that left Rajasthan at around 9 pm on Friday were carrying Jharkhand students stranded in Kota (a popular coaching hub for competitive exams) and Jaipur. According to news agency PTI, Railway officials and others were seen applauding as the train carrying over 1,000 students pulled away from the station in Kota. Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren confirmed the departure and thanked Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot for his help.The train carrying migrants from Maharashtra's Nashik arrived in Madhya Pradesh's Bhopal on Friday night. Over 350 people were on that train and will be taken, via buses, to hometowns and villages after being screened for infection. The state government has spoken to the centre about shifting around one lakh people from Madhya Pradesh scattered around the country; around 35,000 have already been brought back.Lakhs of migrant workers and others had been left stranded - without jobs, money, food or shelter - in states far from their own after the nationwide lockdown imposed on March 25. The centre had said migrants would be looked after, but the reality indicated otherwise, with reports of hunger coming in from various corners of the country.As reports of the migrant exodus grew and people began dying on enforced treks home in searing heat - this morning a migrant labourer from UP died while trying to cycle home from Madhya Pradesh's Barwani - the government came under severe criticism from the opposition, with the Congress leading the charge. Party MP Rahul Gandhi and General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra repeatedly called on the government to help migrants return home. In March the government had hit back at its critics, calling the lockdown "pre-emptive, pro-active and graded".The nationwide lockdown, imposed in March by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to break the chain of transmission of the coronavirus, has been extended by two weeks, the Home Ministry said on Friday. The lockdown, which has already been extended once, had been due to end on May 3. During this time all rail, road and air traffic, except for special trains and cargo operations, remains banned.With inputs from PTI, ANI Read the full article

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o Most Awarded Project in Hyderabad for “Best Design and Concept in Gated Community Projects-2016”, “Developer of the Year Residential-2016” and “Residential Property of the Year Hyderabad-2016”

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IBPS Clerk Coaching in Hyderabad

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SSC CHSL Coaching in Hyderabad: Excel with Sadhana Academy

Introduction to SSC CHSL Coaching

SSC CHSL (Staff Selection Commission Combined Higher Secondary Level) exams are highly competitive and require comprehensive preparation to succeed. SSC CHSL coaching centres play a crucial role in guiding aspirants through the exam syllabus and helping them achieve their career goals.

Importance of SSC CHSL Coaching in Hyderabad

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Introduction: Welcome to Sadhana Academy Embark on your journey to success with Sadhana Academy, the leading destination for IBPS PO coaching in Hyderabad. With our comprehensive training programs and experienced faculty, we are dedicated to helping aspirants like you excel in the competitive world of banking examinations.

About Sadhana Academy

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At Sadhana Academy, we understand the importance of expert guidance and mentorship in achieving your career goals. That's why our faculty consists of seasoned professionals and banking experts who are committed to providing you with the knowledge, skills, and strategies needed to crack the IBPS PO exam with flying colors.

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Call now: +91-9290699996

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Address: No.16-11-740, H, 9/7/38, Gaddiannaram Rd, Dilsukhnagar, Hyderabad, Telangana 500060