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Itanagar, June 16:

The Indian Air Force (IAF) on Saturday stated that operations to retrieve the mortal remains of the 13 personnel onboard the ill-fated An-32 are being cur-tailed due to incessant rains and heavy clouding. No helicopter could fl y due to bad weather, added the IAF. The rescue team--comprising of 17 IAF, Army Special Forces, and civilian members--is present at the crash site.

Helicopter operations require great skill and caution, under such conditions, especially hovering at high altitudes and very close to the steep mountain slopes, added the IAF. It said that bad weather has been hampering the hovering by helicopters to do winch-ing operations which are mandatory for all the rescue operations and recovery of mortal remains.

All efforts are being made to heli-lift the mortal re-mains of the IAF personnel at the earliest to their par-ent base Jorhat. Rescue teams, including Cheetah and ALH Helicopters, are on stand-by and operations will resume as soon as the weather improves. At present, there are low clouds associated with rain in the area.

The effort to retrieve the mortal remains of the air-warriors who laid down their lives in the line of duty commenced yesterday. However, the progress got hampered due to bad weather in the area. The IAF personnel are in constant contact with the families of these air-warriors and are being updated regularly about the ongoing operations. They are also being explained the challenges of the weather.

The air-warriors who lost their lives in the tragic accident crash are Wing Commander GM Charles, Squadron Leader H Vinod, Flight Lieutenant MK Garg, Flight Lieutenant S Mohanty, Flight Lieutenant A Tanwar, Flight Lieutenant R Thapa, Warrant Offi cer KK Mishra, Sergeant Anoop Kumar, Corporal Sherin, Leading Aircraftman SK Singh, Leading Aircraftman Pankaj, NC(E) Putali and NC(E) Rajesh Kumar.

New flats for MPs to be built� 400 units to be constructed using building debris

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New Delhi,June 16 (PTI):

The government has decided to demolish 400 old flats and construct new ones in their place in Lutyens’ Delhi for Mem-bers of Parliament using construction waste.

The fl ats which will be coming up in North and South Avenues, located on either sides of the Rashtra-pati Bhavan. The old fl ats were built nearly 60 years ago, offi cials of the Central Public Works Department (CPWD) said.

‘We will use construc-tion & demolition (C&D) waste in building the new flats for MPs in North and South Avenues,’ said, CPWD’s Director General Prabhakar Singh to the news agency.

CPWD, the prime con-struction agency of the central government, re-cently constructed 36 duplex fl ats, at a cost of Rs 80 crore, which are ready to be allotted for

the newly-elected parlia-mentarians.

The new MP fl ats will be constructed in a phased manner in North Avenue and South Avenue, Prab-hakar added.

The swanky low-rise buildings will have so-lar power panels and designated car parking spots, among a host of other facilities, the of-fi cial said. The new Lok Sabha has around 300

first-time members, in-cluding cricketer-turned-politician Gautam Gam-bhir, Union ministers Ravi Shankar Prasad and Smriti Irani, Sufi singer Hans Raj Hans and Bengali actresses Mimi Chakraborty and Nusrat Jahan Ruhi.

The government has made temporary arrange-ments to accommodate 350 MPs till the time they are allotted full-time of-

fi cial residences in Luty-ens’ Delhi, an area in the national capital named after British architect Sir Edwin Lutyens, who was responsible for much of the architectural design and building of the high-security zone prior to independence.

In the past, newly-elect-ed MPs used to stay in fi ve-star hotels, but the practice has been dropped following the Lok Sabha

Secretariat’s cost-cut-ting measures.

The BJP-led NDA government started its second term as Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the other ministers of his council took the oath of offi ce on 20 May.

Bypolls to 6 RS seats announced

New Delhi, June 16:

The Election Commis-sion (EC) have announced bypolls to six Rajya Sabha seats in three states - Bi-har, Odisha and Gujarath - on Saturday. The notifi -cations will be issued on 18 June and elections and counting of votes will takes place on 5 July. The hours for voting has been fi xed from 9 am to 4 pm.

The seats for which the bypolls have been announced, include the one vacated by Amit Shah (Gujarat), Smriti Irani (Gujarat), Union minister Ravi Shankar Prasad (Bihar), Achuy-tananda Samanta (Odi-sha) following their elec-tion to the Lok Sabha.

Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami called on Union Home Minister Amit Shah and presented a memorandum during his visit to New Delhi on Saturday.

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More than 100 dead due to AES infection in Bihar� Health Minister holds review meeting with offi cials

Patna, June 16:

The death toll due to the outbreak of viral in-fection Acute Encephalitis Syndrome (AES) has reached 100 in Bihar on Sunday. Muzaffarpur is the worst-hit district in the state with the death toll reaching 84 here. Three more children died in Kejriwal Hospital in Muzaffarpur on Sunday where 14 deaths had been reported so far. Another 10 children died in Vaishali, two in Motihari and one in Begusarai.

Meanwhile, Union Health Minister Harsh Var-dhan has arrived in Patna to review the situation with the State health offi cials.

He is expected to visit Muzzafarpur, which has been the worst hit by the outbreak of Acute En-cephalitis Syndrome or also referred to as ‘’brain fe-ver’’ resulting in the death of 8 children here alone.

During his visit, the Union Health Minister will interact with the multi-disciplinary teams deployed there and address a state-level review meeting.

I shall discuss the management measures being recommended by the high-level expert team of the Centre, and support that can be extended through the National Health Mission (NHM) for health systems strengthening, and other Ministries of the Central government including the Ministry of Women and Child Development as part of the immediate and long term measures,’ he had said on Saturday.

Vardhan said that the Health Ministry is con-stantly monitoring the situation and supporting the state health authorities.

Elaborating on the support being extended to the state of Bihar, Vardhan said, ‘A multidis-ciplinary specialist high-level team has been deployed by the Health Ministry. Experts were drawn from NCDC/NVBDCP/ ICMR/AIIMS, Patna/ Child Health Division of the Health Ministry are part of this Central team and are supporting the state in containing the surge in cases of encephalopathy/ encephalitis.’

PAKISTAN to getaid from ADB

Islamabad, June 16:

Pakistan will receive $3.4 billion in budgetary support from the Asian Development Bank (ABD), the de facto fi nance minister said on Saturday, as the government seeks help to overcome a ballooning balance of payments crisis.

Last month, Pakistan reached an ac-cord in principle with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for a three-year, $6 billion bailout package aimed at shoring up its fragile public fi nances and strengthening a slowing economy. The ADB fi nancing would come on top of the IMF loan, with most of the funds to be disbursed in the current fi scal year. The ADB will provide $3.4 billion in budget-ary support, de facto Finance Minister Hafeez Shaikh said on Twitter.

‘$2.2 billion will be released this fi scal year (FY), starting in the fi rst quarter of FY 2019-20. This will help the reserve position and the external account.’ The fi rst disbursement is to cover such policy reform areas as

trade competitiveness, energy sector and capital markets development, Pakistan’s Finance Ministry said in a statement. Financial crises have shaken the world’s sixth-largest na-tion repeatedly over the years, threat-ening the stability of a nuclear-armed state plagued by terrorism.

Political analysts say that while the IMF programme may help stabilise the economy, it could bring more hardship due to austerity measures.

The government unveiled its first federal budget under the government of new Prime Minister Imran Khan on Wednesday aimed at meeting the terms of the IMF loan, and included a number of expected belt-tightening policies.

Offi cials had forecast growth of 4% for the next fi nancial year, but after Revenue Minister Hammad Azhar delivered his budget speech to parlia-ment on Tuesday, the government released a budget document showing it had trimmed its growth estimate for the coming year to 2.4%.

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Kolkata, June 16:The logjam over junior doctors’ on-

going strike continued on Sunday as West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has refused to apologise to them ‘a precondition set by the agitating doctors before talks. On doctors’ another demand for visit-ing the NRS Medical College and Hospital, Banerjee said that she will decide where to go and where not to.

Mamata, however, said that her government wants to end the stale-mate and ready to meet all the ‘practical’ demands of the protesting doctors.

The agitating doctors had on Sat-urday turned down an invite for a closed-door meeting with Banerjee at the state secretariat and had instead asked her to visit the NRS Medical

College and Hospital for an open discussion to resolve the impasse.

‘We are open for dialogue always. If the chief minister extends one hand we will extend 10 of ours. We are ea-gerly waiting to break the deadlock,’ their spokesperson said..

Mamata Banerjee, during a press conference at the state secretariat, had urged the agitators to resume work and said her government has accepted all their demands.

The Ministry of Home Affairs is-sued an advisory seeking a report on the stir. In its advisory, the MHA said it has received a number of representations from doctors, health-care professionals and medical as-sociations from different parts of the country for their safety and security in view of the strike in West Bengal.

‘No piped water forunauthorised colonies’

New Delhi, Jun 16 (PTI):

Around 130 unauthorised colonies in the national capital are not likely to get piped water supply any-time soon as work is stuck due to non-availability of no-objection certifi cates (NOCs) from land-owning agencies, according to the Delhi Jal Board. DJB vice-chairman Dinesh Mohaniya said NOCs are not available for laying water pipelines in some unau-thorised colonies, while it’s not feasible to undertake work in the rest.

‘Land-owning agencies give NOCs for laying water pipelines in any area. In these cases, they haven’t. For example, Archeological Survey of India may not give an NOC for laying water pipelines if an authorised colony comes up on its land,’ he said.