Thursday, 27 July 2017

Chief Minister asks officials to collect data of jobless to kick-start youth dole - నిరుద్యోగుల వివరాలు సేకరించండి





VIJAYAWADA: Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu has directed officials to collect data of all the unemployed youth in the State so as to implement unemployment allowance scheme, one of the key poll promises made by him during 2014 elections.

During a meeting with the Group of Ministers (GoM) and officials at the Interim Government Complex in Velagapudi on Thursday, the Chief Minister discussed the AP State Youth Policy and the Unemployment Allowance Scheme.

The identified age group for the allowance was between 15 and 35 because only persons below 35 years of age eligibile for government jobs. After speculation, the Chief Minister changed this to 18-35, clarifying that the allowance must not discourage the youth from studying. “I want to improve employment opportunities for graduates and post graduates after ensuring adequate training and skill development,” Naidu said.

The officials reported that in India, 10 States and four Union Territories have implemented the Youth Policy and submitted the case study of eight states. The GoM expressed interest in visiting some of the States to understand the implementation methods.

Updating of data

The Planning and IT departments are going to form a committee to purify the data and eliminate inconsistencies.  For example, the population of unemployed youth in AP was 9.5 lakh on the live register of Employment Exchanges, but  Smart Pulse Survey puts the figure at 34 lakh. The Chief Minister said that it should be announced that in an allotted period of 15 to 20 days, all unemployed youth can register online so that they can avail the benefits of the Youth Policy and the numbers are updated.

“The details of this scheme need to be further furnished and the data needs to be purified and integrated with that of the Labour Department, Planning Department, Employment Exchanges and others. The qualifying age group and educational background will be finalised once we can analyse the correct data in the next meeting”, he said.
The GoM was asked to be prepared in 15 days when the next review meeting will be held.

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PV Sindhu appointed Group-I officer in Andhra Pradesh - డిప్యూటీ కలెక్టర్‌గా సింధు: ఉత్తర్వులు జారీ



Presenting the offer letter, Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu Naidu said he was hopeful that Sindhu would bring more medals to the country in future.

Naidu had promised a Group-I post to Sindhu when she won the silver medal in Olympics; accordingly, she was appointed the deputy collector.
AMARAVATI: Olympic silver medallist P V Sindhu has been appointed a Group-I officer in Andhra Pradesh. Chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu handed over the government order to the Rio Olympics silver winning shuttler on Thursday. Presenting the offer letter, Naidu said he was hopeful that Sindhu would bring more medals to the country in future.
Chandrababu Naidu had promised a Group-I post to Sindhu when she won the silver medal in Olympics. Accordingly, she was appointed the deputy collector. The state government has issued orders in this regard, mentioning that PV Sindhu is appointed the deputy collector, asking her to report to the concerned commissioner within 30 days.
The government had amended Andhra Pradesh (Regulation of Appointments to Public Services and Rationalisation of Staff Pattern and Pay Structure) Act, 1994, as recruitment in public service has to be made only through the APPSC, selection committee or employment exchange.
The 21-year-old shuttler has been working with Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd (BPCL) since 2013 and is currently an assistant manager (sports) at its Hyderabad office.
Sindhu has expressed happiness over her appointment and clarified that badminton is her first priority, adding, she would concentrate on this sport.
Although Sindhu had missed out on gold in Rio de Janeiro, she scripted history by becoming the first Indian woman athlete ever to win silver at the Olympics.

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ఈసారి టైటిల్‌ మాదే - - Pro Kabaddi Season 5 Full Details , Date and Time of All the Matches - Telugu Titans to start PKL at home





Pro Kabaddi League 2017, Season 5 Full Schedule: Date and Time of All the Matches
Hyderabad: The Telugu Titans are all set to kick off the fifth edition of the 12-city Pro Kabaddi League at home at the Gachibowli Indoor Stadium in Hyderabad, from July 28 to August 3.

Addressing a press conference on Tuesday, team owner Gautham Reddy said the squad was all geared up for the challenges. “The last four matches involving the Telugu Titans were very close and so the side has been prepared to be tough and confident. The players have undergone intense physical training and everyone of us is very excited to test our new players on the bigger platform and take kabaddi to the next level, which has been our commitment,” he said.

“Pro Kabaddi League gives the sport a distinctive contemporary Indian identity. The Telugu Titans team, which now boasts of fresher, fitter and balanced squads, will enhance the quality of action and competition of the upcoming season,” Mr Reddy added.

Veera Sports CEO Pavan Kumar was all praise for Telugu Titans captain Rahul Chaudhari. “Rahul has also led Uttar Pradesh to a gold medal in the 2015 National Kabaddi Championships. The 24-year-old has the most number of raid points in PKL history and the only one in the League to have more than 500 raid points,” he said.

The international draft for the Fifth season of Pro Kabaddi League, too has received a strong response from participating franchises, with 27 international players being signed up from nine countries.

The fifth season of the Pro Kabaddi League will begin on July 28 in Hyderabad with Telgu Titans taking on Tamil Thalaivas. The final will be held on October 28 in Chennai, and 113 matches will be played in the seasons by 12 teams, including four new ones.

The 12 teams have been divided into two zones A and B of six teams each, where each will be playing 15 intra-zone and 7 inter-zone matches, prior to the play offs. The 13-week long season will have top three teams from each zone qualifying for the play offs

There will be there qualifiers and two eliminators before the final.

The winner of Qualifier 1 and Qualifier 2 will play the first Eliminator 1. The winner of Qualifier 3 moves into the final directly and the loser has to play with the Winner of Eliminator 1 in the Eliminator 2, the winner of which goes to the final.

In zone A the teams are Dabang Delhi, Jaipur Pink Panthers, Puneri Paltan, U Mumba, Haryana Steelers and Gujarat Fortunegiants. While in zone 2, the teams are Telugu Titans, Bengaluru Bulls, Patna Pirates, Bengal Warriors, UP Yodhas and Tamil Thalaivas.

The play offs will be played in Mumbai and Chennai.


Schedule


July 28 

Telugu Titans vs Tamil Thalaivas, 8 PM IST

U Mumba vs Puneri Paltan, 9 PM IST


July 29 

Jaipur Pink Panthers vs Dabang Delhi, 8 PM IST

Telugu Titans vs Patna Pirates, 9 PM IST


July 30

U Mumba vs Haryana Steelers, 8 PM IST

Telugu Titans vs Bengaluru Bulls, 9 PM IST


August 01

Gujarat Fortunegiants vs Dabang Delhi, 8 PM IST

Telugu Titans vs UP Yoddha, 9 PM IST


August 02

Gujarat Fortunegiants vs Haryana Steelers, 8 PM IST

Telugu Titans vs Bengal Warriors, 9 PM IST


August 03

Telugu Titans vs Patna Pirates, 8 PM IST


August 04

Bengaluru Bulls vs Tamil Thalaivas, 8 PM IST

Puneri Paltan vs Dabang Delhi, 9 PM IST


August 05

U Mumba vs Dabang Delhi, 8 PM IST

Bengaluru Bulls vs UP Yoddha, 9 PM IST


August 06

Bengal Warriors vs UP Yoddha, 8 PM IST

Bengaluru Bulls vs Patna Pirates, 9 PM IST


August 08

Gujarat Fortunegiants vs Haryana Steelers, 8 PM IST

Bengaluru Bulls vs Telugu Titans, 9 PM IST


August 09

Bengaluru Bulls vs Bengal Warriors, 8 PM IST


August 10

Puneri Paltan vs Jaipur Pink Panthers, 8 PM IST

Bengaluru Bulls vs Tamil Thalaivas, 9 PM IST


August 11

Gujarat Fortunegiants vs U Mumba, 8 PM IST


August 12

Telugu Titans vs UP Yoddha, 8 PM IST

Gujarat Fortunegiants vs Dabang Delhi, 9 PM IST


August 13

Patna Pirates vs Up Yodha, 8 PM IST

Gujarat Fortunegiants vs Jaipur Pink Panthers, 9 PM IST


August 15

Bengal Warriors vs Puneri Paltan, 8 PM IST

Gujarat Fortunegiants vs Bengaluru Bulls, 9 PM IST


August 16

Haryana Steelers vs Tamil Thalaivas, 8 PM IST

Gujarat Fortunegiants vs Telugu Titans, 9 PM IST


August 17

Dabang Delhi vs Tamil Thalaivas, 8 PM IST

Gujarat Fortunegiants vs Bengal Warriors, 9 PM IST


August 18

UP Yodha vs U Mumba, 8 PM IST

Bengaluru Bulls vs Jaipur Pink Panthers, 9 PM IST


August 19

Telugu Titans vs U Mumba, 8 PM IST

UP Yodha vs Haryana Steelers, 9 PM IST


August 20

Patna Pirates vs Puneri Paltan, 8 PM IST

UP Yodha vs Jaipur Pink Panthers, 9 PM IST


August 22

Gujarat Fortunegiants vs Puneri Paltan, 8 PM IST

UP Yodha vs Jaipur Pink Panthers, 9 PM IST


August 23

Haryana Steelers vs Dabang Delhi, 8 PM IST

UP Yodha vs Tamil Thalaivas, 9 PM IST


August 24

UP Yodha vs Telugu Titans, 8 PM IST


August 25

U Mumba vs Jaipur Pink Panthers, 8 PM IST

Bengal Warriors vs Patna pirates, 9 PM IST


August 26

Patna Pirates vs Tamil Thalaivas, 8 PM IST

U Mumba vs Puneri Pultan, 9 PM IST


August 27

Bengal Warriors vs Bengaluru Bulls, 8 PM IST

U Mumba vs Dabang Delhi, 9 PM IST


August 29

Bengaluru Bulls vs UP Yodha, 8 PM IST

U Mumba vs Gujarat Fortunegiants, 9 PM IST


August 30

U Mumba vs Haryana Steelers, 8 PM IST


August 31

Telugu Titans vs Tamil Thalaivas, 8 PM IST

U Mumba vs Jaipur Pink Panthers, 9 PM IST


September 1

Bengal Warriors vs Patna Pirates, 8 PM IST


September 2

Gujarat Fortunegiants vs Jaipur Pink Panthers, 8 PM IST

Bengal Warriors vs UP Yodha, 9 PM IST


September 3

Gujarat Fortungiants vs Jaipur Pink Panthers, 08:00 PM

Bengal Warriors vs Tamil Thalaivas, 9 PM IST


September 5

Patna Pirates vs Jaipur Pink Panthers, 08:00 PM

Bengal Warriors vs Haryana Steelers, 9 PM IST


September 6

Dabang Delhi vs Bengaluru Bulls, 08:00 PM

Bengal Warriors vs U Mumba, 09:00 PM


September 7

Telugu Titans, vs Puneri Paltan, 08:00 PM

Bengal Warriors vs Dabang Delhi, 09:00 PM


September 8

Haryana Steelers vs Patna Pirates, 08:00 PM

Gujarat Fortunegiants vs UP Yodha, 09:00 pm


September 9

Patna Pirates vs U Mumba, 08:00 PM

Haryana Steelers vs Bengaluru Bulls, 09:00 PM


September 10

Bengaluru Bulls, Puneri Paltan, 08:00 PM

Haryana Steelers vs Telugu Titans, 09:00 PM


September 12

Bengal Warriors vs Telugu Titans, 08:00 PM

Haryana Steelrs vs Dabang Delhi, 09:00 PM


September 13

Tamil Thalaivas vs UP Yodha, 08:00 PM

Haryana Steelers vs Puneri Paltan, 09:00 PM


September 14

Haryana Steelers vs Jaipur Pink Panthers, 08:00 PM


September 15

Patna Pirates vs Telugu Titans, 08:00 PM

U Mumba vs Gujarat Fortunegiants, 09:00 PM


September 16

Bengaluru Bulls vs Telugu Titans, 08:00 PM

Patna Pirates vs UP Yodha, 09:00 PM


September 17

Jaipur Pink Panthers vs Dabang Delhi, 08:00 PM

Patna Pirates vs Bengal Warriors, 09:00 PM


September 19

Puneri Paltan vs Haryana Steelers, 08:00 PM

Patna Pirates vs Bengaluru Bulls, 09:00 PM


September 20

Patna Pirates vs Tamil Thalaivas, 08:00 PM


September 21

Jaipur Pink Panthers vs Haryana Steelers, 08:00 PM

Patna Pirates vs UP Yodha, 09:00 PM


September 22

Dabang Delhi vs U Mumba, 08:00 PM


September 23

Bengaluru vs Bengal Warriors, 08:00 PM

Dabang Delhi vs Pune Pirates, 09:00 PM


September 24, Delhi

Bengal Warriors vs Tamil Thalaivas, 08:00 PM

Dabang Delhi vs Haryana Steelers, 09:00 PM


September 26

Gujarat Fortunegiants vs Tamil Thalaivas, 08:00 PM

Dabang Delhi, Patna Pirates, 09:00 PM


September 27

Telugu Titans vs Jaipur Pink Panthers, 08:00 PM

Dabang Delhi vs UP Yodha, 09:00 PM


September 28

Bengaluru Bulls vs U Mumba, 08:00 PM

Dabang Delhi vs Telugu Titans, 09:00 PM


September 29

Tamil Thalaivas vs Pune Pirates, 08:00 PM

Gujarat Fortunegiants bs Patna pirates, 09:00 PM


September 30

Pune Pirates vs UP Yodha, 08:00 PM

Tamil Thalaivas vs Jaipur Pink Panthers, 09:00 PM


October 1

Jaipur vs Bengal Warriors, 08:00 PM

Tamil Thalaivas vs U Mumba, 09:00 PM


October 3

Dabang Delhi vs Gujarat Fortunegiants, 08:00 PM

Tamil Thalaivas vs Telugu Titans, 09:00 PM


October 4

U Mumba vs Haryana Steelers, 08:00 PM

Tamil Thalaivas vs UP Yodha, 09:00 PM


October 5

Tamil Thalaivas vs Bengaluru Bulls, 08:00 PM


October 6

Jaipur Pink Panthers vs Gujarat Fortunegiants, 08:00 PM

TBD vs TBD, 09:00 PM


October 7

TBD vs TBD, 08:00 PM

Jaipur Pink Panthers vs U Mumba, 09:00 PM


October 8

TBD vs TBD, 08:00 PM

Jaipur Pink Panthers vs Puneri Paltan, 09:00 PM


October 10

TBD vs TBD, 08:00 PM

Jaipur Pink Panthers vs Dabang Delhi, 09:00 PM


October 11

TBD vs TBD, 08:00 PM

Jaipur Pink Panthers vs Haryana Steelers, 09:00 PM


October 12

TBD vs TBD, 08:00 PM


October 13

Puneri Pultan vs Gujarat Fortunegiants, 08:00 PM

Bengal Warriors vs Tamil Thalaivas, 09:00 PM


October 14

Tamil Thalaivas vs Patna Pirates, 08:00 PM

Puneri Paltan vs U Mumba, 09:00 PM


October 15

Bengaluru Bulls vs UP Yodha, 08:00 PM

Puneri Paltan vs Dabang Delhi, 09:00 PM


October 17

Puneri Paltan vs Haryana Steelers, 08:00 PM


October 18

Patna Pirates vs Bengaluru Bulls, 08:00 PM

Puneri Paltan vs Jaipur Pink Panthers, 09:00 PM


October 20

Telugu Titans vs Bengal Warriors, 08:00 PM

Puneri Paltan vs Gujarat Fortunegiants, 09:00 PM


October 22

Qualifier 1, 08:00 PM

Qualifier 2, 09:00 PM


October 23

Qualifier 3, 08:00 PM

Eliminator 1,09:00 PM


October 26

Eliminator 2


October 28

Final

LATEST FROM MOTO -The Moto Z2 Force doubles the cameras, keeps the shatterproof screen, and is coming to every carrier - ఈ ఫోన్‌ డిస్‌ప్లే పగలదు




Motorola is now into its second generation of Mod-enabled phones with the release of the Moto Z2 Play a few weeks ago and now the Moto Z2 Force. As far as we know, there won't be a regular Z2 variant this year, so Moto seems to have split the difference between the last-gen Z and Z Force. The Z2 Force is a bit slimmer than its predecessor with a smaller battery, but it still has the shatter-proof POLED display.

We'll have a full review later, but let's see if this phone makes a good first impression. There's also that new 360 Camera Mod launching on the same day. There's less to say about that, but we'll throw it in for good measure.


Moto Z2 Force

If you've seen any Motorola phone from the last year and change, the Moto Z2 Force will look familiar. It's a slim device about 6mm thick with a completely flat rear panel. It's aluminum, but the finish is mirror-smooth. Thus, it's slippery and fingerprint-y to an almost glass-like degree. At the bottom is the Moto Mod connector, but you can cover up the back with a style cover, and you probably should. Those Mod pins are an eyesore.

At the top of the rear panel is the protruding camera module, which stabilizes the magnetically attached Mods. I'll get the the camera more later, but for the moment I'll just say I'm still not a fan of the camera module. You really have to attach a style cover of some sort to make it less obtrusive. Despite some rumors to the contrary, there's still no headphone jack on this device. So you're looking at just the Type-C port on the bottom. There's still a Type-C to headphone adapter in the box at least.

In my first few hours with the Moto Z2 Force, it feels similar in the hand to past Motorola Z phones. The bezels seem a little on the large side for an $800 phone, but it's light. The flat back is not ergonomic in the least, though. Again, you need a style cover on this thing. Importantly, this phone is not water-resistant. That's becoming increasingly unacceptable for an $800 phone.

The 5.5-inch 1440p POLED screen is very similar to last year's model. I have no complaints about the viewing angles or colors at first glance. However, it feels a bit weird. Motorola's ShatterShield technology relies upon layers of impact-resistant plastic on the display instead of glass. I have whacked the corner of my desk with the Z2 Force a few times, and I can confirm it isn't broken. The edges of the plastic cover are sharp, not smoothed like a glass panel would be. That makes swipe gestures on the fingerprint sensor unpleasant. The plastic layer also flexes noticeably when you push on the screen, and it makes "crinkling" noises in certain places—like it's not completely bound to the display. This is not encouraging.

Motorola is hopping on the dual camera train with a pair of 12MP sensors on the back of the phone. One very clear advantage here is that the round camera module looks like a smiley face now. The more tangible benefits, according to Motorola, are selective focusing and black & white capture mode.

I've only taken a few photos with the device, so these are only preliminary thoughts. That said, I don't think this phone will challenge the Pixel or the Galaxy S8 when it comes to image quality. Motorola seems to still be using heavy-handed processing, and the photos seem darker than I had expected. The specs list only an f/2.0 aperture, which is smaller than most other phones in this price range.

When taking photos with the depth sensing camera, you get a bokeh effect that tries to replicate a narrow depth of field lens. However, this relies upon properly detecting what's in the foreground. It doesn't seem any better than other phones I've used with this feature—the blur filter looks obviously fake. Capture times are also much longer when using depth mode. The black and white photos do look really nice, though.
The software is based on Android 7.1 with Motorola's subtle customized features like Moto Display and Moto Voice. Since there will be carrier versions of this phone, you can expect some bloatware. The Verizon phone I'm testing includes plenty of it. However, the home screen is done in the Pixel-style and there's a Google Feed panel on the left. This is feeling like Moto Z2 Play déjà vu so far.

Moto Display is still a great feature, and it's not buggy like the Z2 Play. As a flagship phone, this device has the full suite of Moto Actions abilities like twist for camera and chop for flashlight. Motorola's revamped (and much less useful) Moto Voice is onboard as well. When it comes to new features, well, there aren't any. I was hoping Motorola could still innovate on software, but that's looking increasingly unlikely.

The Moto Z2 Force seems plenty fast so far, so no complaints there. I am encountering some WiFi stability issues, but I'll need more time to suss that out.

Motorola has managed to get this phone on every carrier, so it could be a huge boost to the company if it's a success. I'll be interested to see how the somewhat small battery does, and the camera seems questionable. We'll have a full review soon, so stay tuned for the final verdict.

360 Camera Mod

This is the latest Mod that snaps onto the Moto Z phones, and it'll cost you a whopping $300 when it launches alongside the Moto Z2 Force. The Mod is a little thicker than the style cover, and it has the dual-lens camera on the top like a little lighthouse. Just snap it onto the phone, and the camera app launches in 360-degree mode. You have a view from both sensors to line up your shot, and there are several different interfaces available.

Capturing a photo takes about two seconds. The resulting 6240 x 3120 image is immediately available in your gallery app, which supports an immersive 360-degree view mode. I've only taken a few (one of which you can see below), and they seem alright. There's a bit of noise and distortion at the edges, but that's what you'd expect from a camera like this. Things line up well in the 360-degree viewer.

What it really comes down to is the price. How often are you going to take 360-degree pics? Is that worth $300 to you? Most people would probably have to say "no."

Unusually, international models of the Moto Z2 Force have better specs than what US carriers will be selling. Outside the US, the phone includes 128GB of storage and 6GB RAM. Keep in mind that there’s microSD support, so the storage difference isn’t a big issue. More RAM is always nice though.

Your color choices are black, white/gold, and a lunar gray color that’s exclusive to T-Mobile.

The phone ships with Bluetooth 4.2, but Motorola says it will be upgraded to Bluetooth 5.0 when the Android O update arrives. Neat!

The Z2 Force isn’t water-resistant like the Galaxy S8 or LG G6, but it does have the same “water protection” nanocoating as other Moto phones to guard against emergency spills and maybe a light mist of rain. Don’t take it swimming, and don’t expect it to survive toilet baths.

You’ll get a free Insta-Share Projector MotoMod with purchase for a limited time.

That asking price sure does feel very high when you consider the OnePlus 5 and often-on-sale Galaxy S8.


This Minute Breaking News - Nitish Kumar Resigns as Bihar Chief Minister








Nitish Kumar on Wednesday resigned as Bihar Chief Minister following a standoff with ally Rashtriya Janata Dal throwing into tatters the anti-BJP Grand Alliance which came to power with an overwhelming majority in 2015.

Kumar met Governor Kesari Nath Tripathi at Raj Bhawan and submitted the resignation of his government hours after RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav ruled out the resignation of his son and deputy CM Tejashwi Yadav over a corruption scam.

Chief Minister's meeting with Governor comes after RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav again ruled out the resignation of his son Tejashwi from the post of deputy chief minister and maintained that all is well in the Bihar Mahagathbandhan. 

Lalu, who addressed a press conference with wife Rabri Devi, accused the media of “inventing” cracks in the RJD-JD(U)-Congress Grand Alliance. 

“We made the alliance and accepted him (Nitish Kumar) as the Chief Minister. We have no problem with that. But if he decides not to carry on with this responsibility, then it is his choice,” Lalu said.

Lalu, Rabri and Tejashwi have been booked by the CBI in a corruption case that dates back to 2005 when the RJD chief was the Union Railway Minister.

The case has dealt a big blow to the Bihar Mahagathbandhan with Nitish’s JD(U) insisting on Tejashwi’s resignation and the RJD and Congress opposed to the move.

Lalu, however, denied that Nitish had demanded Tejashwi’s resignation. “It is the media which is trying to create a rift. I am in touch with him (Nitish). In fact, I talked to him last night as well," he said. 

Minutes later, Tejashwi echoed his father’s statements. “This is a conspiracy not just against me and the party, but against the people of Bihar. The Mahagathbandhan continues to be strong. The people will answer the BJP,” the deputy CM told CNN-News18.

“The BJP is trying to destabilise governments in non-BJP states. The Mahagathbandhan is strong and will continue to be so,” he said. Rejecting demands for his resignation, Tejashwi indirectly questioned Nitish’s zero-tolerance policy on corruption. “When the Grand Alliance was formed, then too there were cases against my father. But such cases are politically motivated,” he said.

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