After a disappointing 2016 campaign that saw the Royals finish a mediocre 81-81, fans in Kansas City have tempered hopes that 2017 might be the season that gets this team back on track.

Much of the thinking is the Royals were simply out of gas after two straight seasons of reaching and eventually winning the World Series. With the goal having been achieved, it would be natural to find it hard to carry on the same motivation the following year, thus the simple explanation for the Royals decline.

There were, of course, many manyt more reasons than just that. Disappointing performances from many offensive players. A decline in the Royals other worldly bullpen and of course the inability to find a capable fifth starter.

The question now of course is canTelangana Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao has sanctioned a financial assistance of Rs. 28,09,815 to Ajmeera Bobby, a tribal girl from Dandepally village of Adilabad district, for pursing commercial pilot licence training at Dean International Flying School at Tamiami in Florida, USA.

According to a press release issued by the CMO, Rs. 21,21,215 of the financial assistance would be utilised by the girl for tuition fee, Rs.3,75,600 for living expenses and Rs.3,13,000 for travel and other expenses. The Chief Minister considered her application on Tuesday as a special case to encourage tribal women as pilots. Ms. Bobby will be the first tribal girl from Telangana to become a full-fledged commercial pilot on completing her training. The girl thanked the Chief Minister for extending the financial assistance .