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OUR EDITIONS: JAIPUR, NEW DELHI & MUMBAI
QUEEN TO
APPOINT NEW
UK PM AT HER
RESIDENCE
UTPAL SINGH GETS ADDL CHARGE AS SANSAD TV CEO
New Delhi: Ravi Capoor has been relieved of his duties as CEO
of Sansad TV. RS Chairman and LS Speaker jointly decided that
Utpal Kumar Singh, currently holding post of Secretary General
LS, will additionally discharge the functions of CEO Sansad TV.
London: Queen Elizabeth II will appoint Britain’s
new Prime Minister, either Rishi Sunak or Liz
Truss, in Scotland. The queen is currently based
in Scotland and won’t travel down to London,
Buckingham Palace confirmed on Wednesday.
42 MORE CONG
LEADERS RESIGN
IN SUPPORT OF
GHULAM NABI
New Delhi: Mountain of trouble for Congress continues.
42 more leaders left the party on Wednesday. All these
leaders say that they will join the newly formed party
of Ghulam Nabi Azad. Over 100 Congress leaders have
resigned in support of Ghulam Nabi Azad till now.
An India free of colonial symbols:
Modi government’s commitment
Aditi Nagar
New Delhi: While com-
missioning the first in-
digenous aircraft car-
rier INS Vikrant at
Cochin Shipyard Lim-
ited in Kochi on 2nd
September 2022, the
Prime Minister
will also unveil
the new Naval
Ensign (Ni-
shaan), doing
away with the
colonial past
and befitting
the rich Indian mari-
time heritage.
The issue is so close to
theheartof PMthatdur-
ing this year’s Independ-
ence day speech, he set
out “an India free of co-
lonialmindset”asoneof
the Panch Pran for New
India in Amrit Kaal.
This is not the first
time though when a
conscious effort is be-
ing done by PM Modi to
shed the baggage of the
colonial past. Numer-
ous steps in this direc-
tion have been taken in
the last eight years.
 Modi government
has repealed more than
1500 old and obsolete
laws. Most of these
laws were remnants of
the British era.
 During Republic Day
2022, Beating Retreat
Ceremony’s concluding
piece ‘Abide With Me’
has been replaced with
Kavi Pradeep’s seminal
piece ‘Aye Mere Watan
Ke Logon’ sung by leg-
endary singer Lata
Mangeshkar. Earlier in
2015, the Beating Re-
treat saw some major
changes wherein Indi-
an musical instruments
sitar, santoor, and tabla
were added for the first
time. The retreat was
thus infused with an In-
dian flavour. Turn to P7
SPICEJET REPORTS
`1,725 CR LOSS IN
FY22, CFO RESIGNS
New Delhi: In FY2022,
the airline lost `1,725
crore, against a loss of
`998 crore in the previous
fiscal. While announcing
its much-delayed result
on Wednesday, SpiceJet
said in a regulatory
filing its chief financial
officer Sanjeev Taneja
has resigned with effect
Resignation comes amid
the stinging remarks by
the auditor.
NASA ARTEMIS 1
SECOND LAUNCH
ATTEMPT SOON!
New Delhi: Nasa will
make a second attempt
to launch its Artemis 1
mission, within a 2-hour
window on September
3, the US space agency
announced. “We’re now
targeting Saturday, Sept.
3 for the launch of the
#Artemis I flight test
around the Moon. The
two-hour launch window
opens at 2:17 p.m. ET,”
NASA said in a tweet.
INDIA’S 1ST
CERVICAL
CANCER VACCINE
COMING OUT TODAY
New Delhi: In a first, India
to get its first vaccine
against cervical cancer
today. The most awaited
vaccine will be launched
by the Union Minister of
State (Independent Charge)
Science & Technology Dr
Jitendra Singh on Thursday.
Quadrivalent Human
Papillomavirus vaccine
(qHPV), is developed by SII,
Dept of Biotechnology (DBT).
ACTOR JACQUELINE
SUMMONED BY
COPS NEXT MONTH
New Delhi: Bollywood actor
Jacqueline Fernandez has
been served a notice by
Delhi Police for questioning
on Sept 12 in a multi-crore
money laundering case
linked to conman Sukesh
Chandrashekhar. She has
also been summoned on
Sept 26. ED has charged
actor of knowingly using
proceeds of crime of ` 200
crore extortion racket.
READ
Crucial
Crucial
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: Tigress 102 was
released from the enclo-
sure into the wild at the
Ramgarh Vishdhari Ti-
ger Reserve, fourth in
the state and 52nd in the
country, on Wednesday
to populate Ramgarh.
The release was done
on the auspicious occa-
sion of Ganesh Chatur-
thi. The tigress was
shifted to the enclosure
from Ranthambore on
July 16 and remained in
the enclosure for 46
days. Now the tigress is
numbered RVT 2 and is
expected to pair with
RVT 1 (T-115), said
PCCF DN Pandey
.
Proper monitoring,
tracking and security
of the tigress will be
monitored, said Chief
Wildlife Warden Arin-
dam Tomar.
T-102 released into
wild at RVT Reserve
GOVT MONEY ISN’T
SPENT ON MODI’S
FOOD, HE HIMSELF
BEARS HIS FOOD
EXPENSES: RTI
All the facilities avail-
able to PM Modi, are
not spent from the
government budget.
Not even a single
rupee is spent on
the food of PM from
the govt budget and
he bears the cost of
food. The PMO has
given this information
on the question asked
through RTI. Binod
Bihari Singh, the Un-
ion Under Secretary
of PMO has replied to
the RTI that not even
a single rupee is spent
from the govt budget
in the food of the PM.
T-102 released in RVTR
on Wednesday.
Suspended BJP leader
held for torturing help
PATRA IS SENT TO 14-DAY POLICE
REMAND TILL SEPTEMBER 12
First India Bureau
Ranchi: Suspended
BJP leader Seema Patra
was arrested for alleg-
edly torturing her do-
mestic house help on
Wednesday
.
Ranchi Police have
arrested the suspended
BJP leader after a case
was registered against
her at the Argora police
station.
Earlier on Tuesday,
the Police had con-
firmed that the team
rescued a 29-year-old
woman on August 22,
after she was allegedly
physically tortured by
her employer. She was
working as a domestic
help at the residence of
an ex-IAS officer.
PATRA ARRESTED
ON SON’S TIP-OFF
Sunita was reportedly saved
by Ayushman, Seema Patra’s
son. Patra was caught after
her son told his friend, a
government officer, about
the torture and asked for
help, reports said. Acting on
a tip-off from a government
employee, the Ranchi Police
had rescued the woman
from Patra’s residence last
week and recorded her state-
ment on Tuesday in court.
Seema Patra is being taken for a medical check-up by Argora Police at Ranchi Sadar Hospital
after being arrested for allegedly torturing her tribal maid, in Ranchi on Wednesday.
HUMKO FASAYA
GAYA HAI: PATRA
Huge outrage has been
triggered as details emerge
of the alleged assault with
the opposition attacking
BJP. Soon after the arrest,
Jharkhand leader - in a
video tweeted - can be
heard shouting: “Han,
humko fasaya gaya hai.
(I have been implicated).”
ZERO TOLERANCE FOR ATROCITIES
AGAINST SC, ST COMMUNITIES: BJP
BJP Jharkhand unit has distanced itself from party leader
Seema Patra who allegedly thrashed her 29-year-old house
help, and said that the party has “zero tolerance” for “atroc-
ities against SC and ST communities”. It is alleged that
Patra is now a suspended BJP leader and kept her house
help starving for food and water for days. BJP told that a
committee has been constituted to inquire the incident.
I was beaten whenever she (Patra) made a
mistake while working. I have throat is-
sues. What you heard is exactly what hap-
pened to me. Madam used to beat me up when I
used to make a mistake while working.
—Sunita, The House Help
Graft charges: Delhi L-G to take
legal action against AAP leaders
New Delhi (ANI): Del-
hi Lieutenant Governor
VK Saxena will take le-
gal action against AAP
leaders, including Sau-
rabh Bhardwaj, Atishi,
Durgesh Pathak and
Jasmine Shah among
others, for “highly de-
famatory” and “false
allegations” of corrup-
tion by them, said offi-
cials on Wednesday
.
Saxena has refuted
the AAP leaders’ charge
of `1,400-crore corrup-
tion when he was Khadi
and Village Industries
Commission chairman
as “figment of their im-
agination”, they said.
Legal action will also
be taken against Jas-
mine Shah, who is the
vice-chairman of the
Dialogue and Develop-
ment Commission of
Delhi, officials added.
AAP leaders have
been demanding the
resignation of Saxena,
while BJP lawmakers
were pressing for the
sacking of ministers
Satyendar Jain and
Manish Sisodia over al-
leged corruption
allegations.
State government determined to make Rajasthan
a leader in the field of sports, says Ashok Gehlot
Rajeev Gaur &
Ravi Sharma
Pali/Rajsamand: On
Wednesday, Chief Min-
ister Ashok Gehlot said
that the State Govern-
ment is determined to
make Rajasthan a lead-
ing state in the field of
sports. “Organizing ‘Ra-
jiv Gandhi Rural Olym-
pic Games’ is an innova-
tiveexperimentfromthe
point of view of sports
in the state. Sports ac-
tivities were started in
every gram panchayat
of the state from August
29 with the theme ‘Khel-
ega Rajasthan-Jeetega
Rajasthan’. Now soon
the Olympic Games will
be organized in urban
areas as well. This will
create a historical at-
mosphere of sports in
the state,” Gehlot said
after observing activi-
ties of Rajiv Gandhi Ru-
ral Olympic Games at
Nimaj Gram Panchayat.
During this, while en-
couraging the players
and villagers, he said
thatharmonyandbroth-
erhood are increasing
through sports. Along
with this, rural talent is
getting a state level plat-
form. Turn to P9
Chief Minister
observes Rajiv
Gandhi Rural
Olympic Games
in Nimaj village
CM Ashok Gehlot meets participants during the ongoing Rajiv
Gandhi Rural Olympic Games in Nimaj, Pali on Wednesday.
CM GEHLOT TO VISIT
DELHI AND GUJARAT
Jaipur: For Congress’s Halla
Bol rally against inflation
and unemployment on 4
September, CM Gehlot will
fly to Delhi on September
3 to take part in the rally
the next day. All Congress
leaders of Rajasthan will also
leave for Delhi. Meanwhile
on September 5, Gehlot
will fly to Ahmedabad
with Rahul Gandhi where
the Gandhi scion address
representatives of 52,000
booths at Sabarmati
Riverfront. Notably, Gehlot
is also performing the
responsibility of senior
observer of Gujarat elections.
Sonia’s mother, Paola
Maino dies in Italy home
New Delhi: Congress
interim president Sonia
Gandhi’s mother, Paola
Maino, passed away
at her home in Italy on
August 27, said Senior
Congress leader Jairam
Ramesh. The funeral
took place on Tuesday.
Congress chief had left
on August 23 to visit
her ailing mother, who
was in her 90s. Sonia,
Rahul and Priyanka
are already abroad and
visited her hometown.
FROM 1940 TO 2022
Condolences to
Sonia Gandhi on the
passing away of her mother,
Paola Maino. May her soul
rest in peace. In this hour of
grief, my thoughts are with
the entire family.
—Narendra Modi,
Prime Minister
It’s very saddening to know about the demise of Con-
gress President Sonia Gandhi’s mother Paola Maino.
My deepest condolences to Sonia, Rahul, Priyanka & all family
members. May God give them strength to bear this loss. May
the departed soul rest in peace. —Ashok Gehlot, Raj CM
VK Saxena
IND ECONOMY
SEEING GREEN
SHOOTS!
New Delhi (Agencies):
India’s GDP data for
April-June quarter of
FY23 grew in double
digits but missed ana-
lysts’ estimates. India
GDP numbers came at
13.5% on-year, as per
provisional estimates
released by National
Statistical Office on
Wednesday
. India’s GDP
had expanded by 20.1
per cent in the corre-
sponding period of the
previous fiscal. April-
June manufacturing
sector grew at 4.8 per
cent versus 49 per cent
in FY22, while mining
sector grew at 6.5 per
cent v/s 18 per cent
on-year. Full report on P8
SEEMA PATRA CLAIMS ALLEGATIONS
ARE “POLITICALLY MOTIVATED”
INS Vikrant
PM Narendra Modi

RAJASTHAN
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Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot and for-
mer Chief Minister
Vasundhara Raje along
with Governor Kalraj
Mishra performed aar-
ti together on the clos-
ing day of Ram Katha
in Raj Bhavan.
Gehlot reached Raj
Bhawan on the closing
day today and per-
formed aarti with Gov-
ernor Kalraj Mishra.
During this, Vasund-
hara Raje was also pre-
sent on the stage.
All three performed
the aarti of Lord Shri
Ram together.
Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot said that
it was an inspiring
move and such events
should be held in every
street and locality, so
that the values are in-
culcated among the
children.
He quipped that the
governordidnotinform
him about the Ram
Katha otherwise, he
would not make a pro-
gram to go out and
would reach to listen to
RamKathaforfivedays.
Gehlot said that such
events of Ram katha
have reduced but it
should be held in local-
ities to make the young-
er generation cultured.
Gehlot said that he
came straight from the
airport to attend the
Ram Katha and was
elated to see the atmos-
phere in Raj Bhavan.
Guv, CM, Raje perform aarti on last day of Ram Katha
LAWYER CREMATED; SOG
TO PROBE SUICIDE CASE
Seven cops suspended as lawyer’s kin blame them for his suicide
Sunil Sihag
Gharsana: Lawyer Vi-
jay Singh Jhorad was
cremated in Sri Ganga-
nagar’s Gharsana town
on Wednesday amid
voices of protests
against police.
Lawyer Vijay Singh
hadallegedlycommitted
suicide by hanging him-
self afterbeingharassed
by police. Later, his wife
filed an FIR against the
concerned police offi-
cials for harassing her
husbandduetowhichhe
committed suicide.
Sri Ganganagar SP
Anand Sharma said the
cases will be investigat-
ed by the Special Opera-
tionsGroup(SOG)of the
Rajasthan Police.
The bar association
and family members
haddemandedagovern-
ment job for a family
member, one crore ru-
pees compensation and
suspension of accused
policemen.Afterrounds
of talk between district
administration and the
bar association, it was
agreed to give Rs 30
lakhs to the deceased
family and suspend the
accused cops.
Singh allegedly died
by suicide on Monday
.
However,nosuicidenote
was recovered.
Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur: BJP State pres-
ident Satish Poonia tar-
geted CM Ashok Gehlot
on the matter of devel-
opment of Jodhpur.
Poonia said in a state-
ment that Gehlot trav-
elled by helicopter to
his home region as
there were so many pot-
holes on the roads that
he avoided it.
“The CM is not able
even to handle his own
house. Bureaucrats
should do what is right
in the interest of Ra-
jasthan,” he said.
Reacting to NSUI’s
rout in the student un-
ion elections, Poonia
said that the students
have suffered in higher
education and the
youth were angry.
REET cheat became a
major reason for the de-
feat of NSUI. In the
name of ideology, peo-
ple have rejected the
Congress and today the
youth of Rajasthan are
against the existing
system, he said adding
that the results were
the litmus test of 2023
for the Congress.
Poonia took a jibe at
the election of Congress
National President and
said that he is in favour
of Rahul Gandhi.
Family members perform last rites of deceased lawyer Vijay Singh Jhorad on Wednesday.
Toll on Jaipur-Delhi stretch
hikes by 15% from midnight
Poonia’s‘potholes in Jodhpur’ jibe at Gehlot
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Commuting be-
tween Delhi and Jaipur
willgetdearerasNation-
alHighwayAuthorityof
India (NHAI) has decid-
edtoincreasethetolltax
by 15 per cent. Now, a
person travelling to Del-
hi from Jaipur will have
to spend twenty-five
more rupees to reach
Delhi. The new toll pric-
es will be effective from
Thursday midnight.
The Jaipur-Delhi
highway was construct-
ed on a Built Operate
and Transfer (BOT) ba-
sis. The cost of this pro-
ject was about Rs 3,678
crore and the toll tax is
collected at three places
on this toll road of 225
km length on Jaipur-
Gurgaon highway
.
From Thursday on-
wards, a car going from
Jaipur to Delhi will now
have to pay Rs 310 in-
steadof Rs285.AtMano-
harpurtollplaza,tolltax
hasbeenincreasedbyRs
10, while at Shahjahan-
pur toll tax was in-
creased by Rs 15.
There are 3 toll plazas from Jaipur to Delhi. —FILE PHOTO
GC KATARIA STIRS STORM WITH
CASTEIST REMARK IN UDAIPUR
STATE BJP TO MEET ON SEPT 4 TO
PREPARE FOR SHAH, NADDA VISITS
Udaipur: Leader of Opposition Gulab Chand Kataria,
has once again landed in controversy after he made
a casteist remark during the unveiling of Pannadhay
statue in Udaipur on Tuesday.
Kataria said that the Kirat who
took Udai Singh safely in the
basket of leaves was a Harijan.
After he used the word ‘Hari-
jan’, a controversy erupted and
people from the Wari Community came out in protest
against the statement. Kirat comes from the Wari com-
munity and it has nothing to do with Valmiki Samaj,
Historian Chandrashekhar Sharma informed.
Jaipur: The BJP will hold separate meetings of state
office bearers and core committee in Jaipur on
September 4 to prepare for the Jodhpur visit of Union
Home Minister Amit Shah and National President JP
Nadda. In these meetings, preparations for the Na-
tional Working Committee meeting of the OBC Morcha
to be held in Jodhpur from September 8-10 and the
booth president conference of Jodhpur division, ar-
rangements and issues of upcoming programmes will
be discussed. On September 6, Poonia, Shekhawat
and Kailash Chaudhary will hold a 13-km padyatra.
BJP KISAN
SAMMELANS
FROM SEPT 4
Jaipur: The BJP will
be organising Kisan
Sammelan in differ-
ent parts of Rajasthan
from September.
On September 4, a
Kisan Sammelan will
be held in Didwana
wherein it is expected
that nearly 50,000
farmers are sched-
uled to take part in
the gathering.
Organ donation:
Brain-dead
retired jawan
gives life to four
First India Bureau
Sikar: Richhpal Singh
Jakhar, a retired sol-
dier from Sikar, gave
new life to 4 people even
after his death. After be-
ing brain dead in a pri-
vate hospital in Jaipur,
the ex-serviceman gave
new life to 4 people by
donating his organs.
His heart, both kidneys
and liver were donated
to 4 different patients.
After consultations
with the members of
the State Organ and Tis-
sue Transplant Organi-
zation (SOTO) and doc-
tors from the private
hospital, Richpal’s fam-
ily members decided to
donate his organ.
57-year-old Richpal
was a resident of Sikar
district. For 17 years, he
served in the army and
was posted in 24 Rajput
Regiment. After he met
with an accident, he was
admitted to hospital.
On August 29, Rich-
pal was returning home
from the market in Si-
kar when a car hit his
motorcycle. Later, he
was declared brain
dead late last evening.
NHAI, NG Projects Limited
jointly felicitate employees
Lunaram Darji
Jalore: The National
Highway Authority of
India (NHAI) and NG
Projects Limited joint-
ly organised an award
distribution ceremony
in Jalore.
During the award
ceremony, NHAI Pro-
ject Director Ajay Vish-
noi honoured employ-
ees and officials of the
company
.
Vishnoi said that ef-
fectivemonitoringisbe-
ing done regarding the
project and NG Compa-
ny has done the con-
struction work of the
National Highway with
quality
. Director of NG
Projects Limited Shan
Singh Rathore was also
honoured during the
award ceremony
.
Project Manager of
NG Projects Limited
Company, SB Singh
said that the company
has machines of new
technology and the pro-
ject will be completed
by December 2022.
NHAI’s Ajay Vishnoi with NG’s
Shan Singh Rathore and SB
Singh during the event.
State BJP chief Satish Poonia
meets student representatives
during Jan Sunwai in Jaipur.
Governor Kalraj Mishra, CM Gehlot, Vasundhara Raje, Ghanshyam Tiwari, Subhash Garg, Sant Vijay
Kaushal Ji Maharaj and others during the last day of Ram Katha at Raj Bhavan on Wednesday.
Minor raped for two
years, father arrested
First India Bureau
Khajuwala (Bikaner):
A 38-year-old man was
arrested for allegedly
raping his 15-year-old
minor daughter in Bi-
kaner’s Khajuwala
area, police said on
Wednesday. Police in-
formed the victim was
subjected to sexual cru-
elty for two years.
“Theaccusedwaspro-
duced before a court and
was sent to judicial cus-
tody
. The victim’s moth-
er had died three years
ago and the father was
raping the girl for the
last two years. The vic-
tim narrated the inci-
dent to her uncle, follow-
ing which, an FIR was
filed,” police said.
The victim was even
threatened by her father
with dire consequences
if she disclosed this to
anyone,” police added.
CAR/JEEP 140 155
LCV 240 375
BUS/TRUCK 485 545
HEAVY VEHICLE 780 880
Vehicle Current Toll New Toll
CAR/JEEP 65 75
LCV 115 130
BUS/TRUCK 230 265
HEAVY VEHICLE 375 420
Vehicle Current Toll New Toll
MANOHARPUR TOLL TAX (IN RS)
SHAHJAHANPUR TOLL TAX (IN RS)
JDA to finish
1,192 houses’
constuction with
its own funds
First India Bureau
Jaipur: To fulfill the
dreamof housesforpoor
people, the JDA has de-
cidedtocompletetheun-
finished work of 1,192
houses under Mukhy-
amantri Jan Awas Yoja-
na with its own money
.
JDC Ravi Jain took this
big decision. First of all
the work of Kheda Jag-
annathpura’s plan will
start.Fourschemeswere
started under Mukhy-
amantri Jan Awas Yoja-
na for Economically
Weaker Section (EWS)
and the construction
was to be done from the
amount deposited by the
allottees.
Due to this financial
hit during the corona,
the allottees were not
able to pay the install-
ments of the houses due
to which the construc-
tion work of houses was
closed for a whole year.
KIN ALLEGE HARASSMENT BY COPS
राजस्ान सरकार
कारायालर आबकारी आरुक्त, राजस्ान, उदरपुर
आबकारी भवन, 2 -गुमाननयावाला, पंचवटी, उदयपुर-313001
क्रमांक: प.32(बी)(1) आब/एल/2022/4133 नदनांक: 31.08.2022
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अनुज्ापत्र हे्तु ई-नीलामी आमंत्रण सूचना :
सव्वसाधारण को सूनचत नकया जाता है नक आबकारी एवं मद्य-संयम नीनत वर्व 2022-
23 एवं वर्व 2023-24 के अनुसार बनदोबसत वर्व 2022-23 के नलए पड़त रही एवं
ननरसत मनदरा दुकानों के नलए ऑनलाईन भारत सरकार के उपक्रम एम.एस.टी.सी. नलनमटेड
के माधयम से ई-नीलामी प्रनक्रया से बनदोबसत करने हेतु ननम्ानुसार ई-बोली आमंनरित की
जाती है :-
क्र.
सं.
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1 07.09.2022 प्रातः 11.00 बजे से सांय 4.00 बजे तक
1. इच्छुक बोलीदाता एम.एस.टी.सी. नलनमटेड की साईट पर नदनांक 03.09.2022 को
प्रात: 10.00 बजे से आवेदन कर सकेंगे।
2. नीलामी नयूनतम पांच घणटे की होगी एवं उसके पशचात् जब तक बोली लगती रहे तब
तक 20 नमनट के अननत नवसतार (indefinite extension) तक जारी रहेगी।
3. देशी मनदरा, राजस्ान नननम्वत मनदरा (RML), भारत नननम्वत नवदेशी मनदरा (IMFL)
एवं बीयर की कमपोनजट दुकानों का नजलेवार एवं उनके आवेदन शुलक, नयूनतम ररजव्व
प्राईस अमानत रानश, धरोहर रानश, पंजीकरण की प्रनक्रया, पंजीकरण शुलक का नववरण
नवभागीय वेबसाईट https:/rajexcise.gov.in एवं एम.एस.टी.सी. नलनमटेड की
वेबसाईट https://www.mstcecommerce.com पर उपलबध रहेगा।
4. ऑनलाईन नीलामी में भाग लेने हेतु इच्छुक आवेदक द्ारा मनदरा दुकानों का चयन कर
आवेदन शुलक एवं अमानत रानश य्ासंभव नीलामी की नतन् से एक नदवस पहले रात
11.59 तक MSTC की वेबसाइट पर बोलीदाता के ऑनलाईन वॉलेट में जमा हो जानी
चानहये। ऐसा करने से बोलीदाता नवनभन्न प्रकार की तकनीकी समसयाओं से बच सकेंगे।
5. प्रतयेक दुकान के नलये ऑनलाईन नीलामी में भाग लेने हेतु ननधा्वररत नयूनतम ररज्वव
प्राईस की 2 प्रनतशत रानश अमानत रानश के रूप में आवेदन के सा् जमा करायी जानी
है। नबड रानश के अनुसार अनतररकत अमानत रानश (Dynamic earnest money)
भी जमा करानी होगी। ऑनलाईन नीलामी में Dynamic अमानत रानश का प्रावधान
रखा गया है।
6. सफल बोलीदाता को धरोहर रानश, अनरिम वानर्वक गारनटी रानश एवं वानर्वक
लाईसेनस फीस ई-नीलामी के संबंध में नवसततृत नदशा-ननददेश एवं शततों, जो नवभागीय
वेबसाईट एवं एम.एस.टी.सी. नलनमटेड की वेबसाईट पर उपलबध है, के अनुसार जमा
करानी होगी।
7. ननधा्वररत समय में वाँन्त रानशयाँ य्ा-धरोहर रानश, अनरिम वानर्वक गारनटी रानश
एवं वानर्वक लाईसेंस फीस जमा न कराने पर सवीकृनत ननरसत कर समसत जमा रानश
जपतराज की जायेगी।
8. बोलीदाता को ई-नीलामी में भाग लेने से पूव्व नवभागीय वेबसाईट
https://rajexcise.gov.in एवं एम.एस.टी.सी. नलनमटेड की वेबसाईट https://
www.mstcecommerce.com पर उपलबध आबकारी एवं मद्यसंयम नीनत वर्व
2022-23 एवं 2023-24, समसत नदशा-ननददेश, प्रनक्रया एवं शततों का सावधानीपूव्वक
अधययन कर नलया जाना चानहये।
9. मनदरा दुकानों के बनदोबसत हेतु वे ही वयककत ई-नीलामी में भाग ले सकेंगे, जो राजस्ान
आबकारीअनधननयम,1950एवंइसकेअनतग्वतबनाएगएननयमों,आबकारीएवंमधयसंयम
नीनतवर्व2022-23व2023-24वभारतीयसंनवदाअनधननयमकेतहतअनुबनधकरनेकी
योगयता रखते हो। इस समबनध में नवसततृत नदशा-ननददेश https://rajexcise.gov.in व
https://www.mstcecommerce.com पर उपलबध है। अनय जानकारी हेतु
संबंनधत अनतररकत आयुकत जोन, नजला आबकारी अनधकारी एवं नजला आबकारी
अनधकारी काया्वलय से समपक्क नकया जा सकता है त्ा एमएसटीसी हैलप डेसक पर भी
काया्वलय समय में माग्वदश्वन नलया जा सकता है।
10. ई-नीलामी के संबंध में अनय प्रावधान आबकारी एवं मद्यसंयम नीनत वर्व 2022-23
व वर्व 2023-24 एवं राजस्ान आबकारी अनधननयम, 1950 एवं इसके अनतग्वत बने
ननयम के अनुसार रहेंगे।
11. ई-नीलामी के संबंध में यनद कोई नववाद उतपन्न होता है तो नयानयक क्ेरि संबंनधत नजला
ही रहेगा।
(कुमार पाल गौ्तम)
आबकारी आरुक्त, राजस्ान
DIPR/C/......./2022
क्रमांक : 796 दिनांक : 29/8/22
संशोधित आवंटन धवज्ञप्त
कृदि उपज मण्डी सदमदि, रायदसंहनगर के फल-सबजडी मण्डी पांगण में अदिसूदिि कृदि दजनस फल-
सबजडी के वयवसाय हेिु िुकान मय पलेटफाम्म के दलए दिननहि, ररकि एवं आवंटन हेिू उपलबि 52 भूखण्ों
के पथम िरण के अनिग्मि आवंटन हेिु इस काया्मलय द्ारा पूव्म में आवंटन दवज्ञनपि क्रमांक 210-29 दिनांक
12.04.2021, संशोदिि आवंटन दवज्ञनपि 463-79 दिनांक 14.07.2021 एवं संशोदिि आवंटन दवज्ञनपि
979-95 दिनांक 29.11.2021 द्ारा जारडी कडी गई थडी। राजय सरकार कडी बजट घोिणा वि्म 2022-23 कडी
अनुपालना में अिल समपदि आवंटन नडीदि 2005 के दबनिु संखया 7(1)1 में नवडीन संशोदिि पाविान
अनुसार दबनिु संखया 7(1)1 पात्र आवेिकों अथा्मि दिनांक 31.03.2010 से पूव्म के फल-सबजडी के
वयवसायडी अनुज्ञािारडी िथा वि्ममान िक दनरनिर काय्मरि हैं दजनहोंने पूव्म आवंटन दवज्ञनपि क्रमांक 210-29
दिनांक 12.04.2021, संशोदिि आवंटन दवज्ञनपि 463-79 दिनांक 14.07.2021 एवं संशोदिि आवंटन
दवज्ञनपि 979–95 दिनांक 29.11.2021 के अनिग्मि आवंटन हेिु आवेिन नहीं दकया है, ऐसे अनुज्ञािारडी
आवेिन हेिु आवेिन पत्र एवं शितें 200/- रू. (जडी.एस.टडी. रादश 36/- रू. अदिररकि) नगि / बैंकस्म
िैक / ्डी. ्डी. द्ारा जमा करवाकर मण्डी सदमदि काया्मलय से दिनांक 19.09.2022 सांय 6:00 बजे
िक दकसडी भडी काय्म दिवस में काया्मलय समय में पापि कर इसे पूण्म भरकर दनिा्मररि िरोहर रादश के रूप
में 10000/- रू. के बैंकस्म िैक / द्माण् ड्ाफट के साथ दिनांक 20.09.2022 सायं 6:00 बजे िक
काया्मलय कृदि उपज मण्डी सदमदि रायदसंहनगर में जमा करवा सकिे हैं। िरोहर रादश बैंकस्म िैक / द्माण्
ड्ाफट “कृदि उपज मण्डी सदमदि रायदसंहनगर” के नाम से रायदसंहनगर में हडी िेय द्ारा हडी सवडीकाय्म होगडी। नगि
रादश सवडीकाय्म नहीं होगडी। शेि शितें एवं पाविान पूव्म आवंटन दवज्ञनपि अनुसार यथावि रहेंगे।
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E-mail : kums.raising@rajasthan.gov.in
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01507-220054
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Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: On the occa-
sion of Ganesh Chatur-
thi, Chairman of RTDC
Dharmendra Rathore
on Wednesday inaugu-
rated the new office of
RTDC in Paryatan Bha-
wan. The newly built
block on ground floor
will now have a cham-
ber for RTDC Chair-
man, rest rooms, pantry
and a visitor’s hall.
The new block, built
on 2,200 square feet, has
been constructed at a
cost of Rs. 50 lakhs. VP
Singh, Rashmi Sharma,
Ashok Kumar Yogi,
Madhav Sharma, Hulas
Rai Pawar were present.
Jaipur (FIB): To pre-
vent mosquito-borne
seasonal diseases, fog-
ging work will be done
in wards of JMCG with
fogging machines
flagged off by Mayor Dr
Somya & Commission-
er Mahendra Soni on
Wednesday. Ward and
zone wise fogging work
will be done from today
.
RAJASTHAN
03
CM GEHLOT PRAYS AT RATANADA GANESH TEMPLE
Jodhpur: Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot, who was on a three-day visit
to Jodhpur, visited Ratanada Ganesh
temple on the occasion of Ganesh
Chaturthi on Wednesday and offered
prayers and wished prosperity in
the state. While talking to the media,
Gehlot said that lord Ganesha is con-
sidered to be the first revered deity
and Bal Gangadhar Tilak had started
Ganesh festival to give freedom
to the country. “I have wished for
prosperity in the state,” he said.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot offering prayers at
Ratanada Ganesh temple on the occasion of
Ganesh Chaturthi on Wednesday.
‘DILAPIDATED TEMPLES WILL BE RENOVATED SOON IN KOTA’
Kota: On the occasion of Ganesh
Chaturthi, Min of UDH Shanti Dha-
riwal took part in various religious
programs in Kota. While speaking
to media during a program at Kedli
Phatak here, Dhariwal informed that
dilapidated temples of Kota will be
renovated soon. “Nearly 50 temples
have been renovated in Kota North
alone. Work is being done with public
cooperation,” said Dhariwal.
—Bhanwar S Charan
Shanti Dhariwal addressing religious programme
in Kota where ,Amit Dhariwal is also seen.
KOTA MAN TO GIVE AWAY 500 CLAY GANESHA IDOLS
FREE BHANDARAS ORGANISED AT TRINETRA GANESH
Kota (PTI): Pained by the sight of
broken plaster of Paris Ganesha
idols lying scattered at river banks
after Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations,
a man here is making 500 clay
sculptures of Ganesha that he will be
distributing for free. The 10-day-long
festival of Ganesh Chaturthi began
on Wednesday. Nimish Gautam, 25,
claimed he distributed at least 250
Ganesha idols last year as well.
Nimish Gautam making clay sculptures of Lord
Ganesha that he distributed in Kota.
LAKHSBOWATMOTIDUNGRITEMPLE
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The return of
Ajitabh Sharma to
Jaipur, posting accord-
ed to APO Rohit Gupta,
and new appointments
being made on the posts
of MD and Mission Di-
rectors of Skill Devel-
opment Corporation,
NHM and Jal Jeevan
Mission are some of the
highlights of the trans-
fer list issued late on
Saturday night. In the
comparatively small
list of merely 10 names,
Sikar Collector has also
been removed.
Undergoing his 6th
transfer in the current
government, the 1996
batch IAS Ajitabh Shar-
ma was appointed as
Chairman of Tax Board
merely 4 months back
and has now been given
the responsibility of
City Bus Transport in
Jaipur. Ajitabh is a na-
tive of Jaipur and hence
has a special interest in
the development and
progress of the city.
How he bettered the
work of Metro, in the
same manner, it is ex-
pected that he will bet-
ter the bad situation
prevailing in the Bus
Transport system.
2006 batch IAS Rohit
Gupta has been promot-
ed to the rank of Secre-
tary 8 months back, but
despite this, the state
government has given
him a jump and ap-
pointed him as Secre-
tary, Finance (Budget).
Rohit, who has served
as Collector in 6 dis-
tricts, has been trusted
by the government and
as such he is a result-
oriented officer.
In its issue dated Au-
gust 21, First India had
raised the issue of full-
time MD of Skill Devel-
opment Corporation
(RSLDC) as the work is
getting affected. Now
the state government
has appointed Renu
Jaipal as full-time MD.
Similarly, Sudheer
Kumar is Mission Di-
rector of NHM and Avi-
chal Chaturvedi is Mis-
sion Director of Jal
Jeevan Mission, but ap-
pointing them this late,
the DoP has shown its
lackadaisical approach.
Avichal is fifth Mission
Director of Jal Jeevan
Mission and has a
mountain of challenges
before him.
Avichalhaddonegood
work as Sikar Collector
and despite the political
tussle and groupism of
politicians in the dis-
trict, he played a two-
year-long inning, which
is a major achievement.
Unfortunately, the re-
cent incident during the
Khatushyamji fair re-
sultedinhimbeingoust-
ed and now a 2016 batch
IAS Amit Yadav has
been appointed Collec-
tor of Sikar.
Saturday’s transfer
list appears to be half
addressing the issue as
even today, officials are
carrying out the addi-
tional charge of about
one dozen major de-
partments. It was hoped
that this list would have
lessened that burden,
but it wasn’t the case,
the next transfer list is
now due which can be
released anytime now.
Notably, while there
are officers, who are be-
ing transferred time
and again, there are
three officers, who have
been perched comfort-
ably, for over two years,
on the same post. These
are Vaibhav Galriya (34
months), Anand Kumar
(25 months) and Muk-
tanand Agrawal (25
months). After them
comes Hemant Gera,
who has completed 22
months and although
Praveen Gupta and
Krishna Kunal too have
been serving on their
current assignments
for two years, their ten-
ure falls under the Elec-
tion Commission.
DoP tries to fill gaps and makes a half-hearted attempt!
TALES OF BUREAUCRACY
Dhariwal and Kalla dedicate
1,064 houses to EWS families
Rathore inaugurates
new office of RTDC
Laxman Raghav
Bikaner: UDH Minis-
ter Shanti Dhariwal on
Wednesday dedicated
1,064 families of weak
income group the keys
of flats built by Urban
Improvement Trust un-
der Swarna Jayanti
Vistaar Nagar Yojana.
Dhariwal virtually
joined from Kota.
“A house is a big
dream for weaker sec-
tion. State govt is fulfill-
ing the dream of under-
privileged” he said. Edu
Min Dr BD Kalla said
that building one’s own
house is one of the big-
gest struggles of life
state govt is fulfilling it.
First India Bureau
Jaipur/Sawai Mad-
hopur: Ganesh Chatur-
thi was celebrated with
religious fervour across
Rajasthan where idols
of the popular deity
were installed in homes
decorated pandals by
devotees on Wednesday
.
Bhadrapada Shukla
Chaturthi coincided
with Wednesday this
year. After 2 years of
Corona period, the fair
of Ganesh Chaturthi
was held at Moti Dun-
gri Ganesh temple
where devotees in large
numbers flocked.
The fair was held
with traditional fer-
vour and enthusiasm.
Long queues of devo-
tees were witnessed at
the famous temple
throughout the day
.
As per an estimate,
nearly 6 lakh people vis-
ited the fair amid tight
security arrangements.
Special traffic arrange-
ments were also in
place. In view of the
huge crowd of devotees,
the administration had
closed the entry from 3
places on JLN Marg. At
the same time, barri-
cading was done on
JLN Marg, Moti Dungri
Road and Takhteshahi
Road. Looking at the
crowd, the temple man-
agement decided to
open the doors of the
temple till 12 o’clock on
Wednesday night.
In Ranthambore,
close to 10 lakh devotees
visited the famous Tri-
netra Ganesh temple.
The count of devotees
till afternoon was 6
lakh and it reached
around 10 lakh by night
Elaborate security ar-
rangements were in
place for the fair.
IAS Muktanand heading to
Delhi on deputation soon

Fogging drive for mosquitoes
begins in city from today
First India Bureau
Jaipur: 2008 batch IAS
Muktanand Agrawal
will be heading to Delhi
on deputation as the
state government has
issued NOC. It would be
after several years that
any Rajasthan cadre of-
ficer would be posted on
the post of Director.
Muktanand is serv-
ing as Registrar, Co-op-
erative and had been
handling responsibility
for the past two years.
On the other hand,
other IAS waiting for a
call from Delhi are Sud-
hansh Pant for Secre-
tary
, Sandeep Verma for
Additional Secretary,
Praveen Gupta and
Ajitabh Sharma for JS.
IAS Muktanand Agrawal
RTDC Chairman
Dharmendra Rathore
held a meeting of party
workers in Dudu as-
sembly constituency re-
garding preparations for
Halla Bol rally to be held
in Delhi on September
4. Dudu MLA and CM’s
advisor Babulal Nagar,
block president and
other office bearers of
the party were present.
RATHORE
REVIEWS PREP
FOR ‘HALLA BOL’
THE TEMPLE MANAGEMENT DECIDED TO OPEN THE DOORS OF THE TEMPLE TILL MIDNIGHT
Nahar Ke Ganesh Ji in Brahampuri, Jaipur.
Devotees offering prayers at Parkote Wale Ganeshji temple.
Govind Singh Dotasra performing puja at his Civil Lines residence on
Wednesday on occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi.
Man dressed as Lord Ganesha during Ganesh Chaturthi celebration
in Pushkar on Wednesday. —PHOTO BY HIMANSHU SHARMA
Dr Somya Mahendra Soni
flagging off machines.
Sawai Madhopur: A special Shringar
of Trinetra Ganesh was there and Man-
gala Aarti was performed. It is believed
that Trinetra Ganesha in Ranthambore
is a unique idol of Ganesh ji which is
not seen anywhere. People of nearby
areas have a very special faith in
Trinetra Ganesha. Free Bhandaras were
organized. —Abhinav Agarwal
Night view of devotees standing in queues outside the Moti Dungri
Temple on Wednesday. —PHOTOS BY SUNIL SHARMA

PERSPECTIVE
04
Promoted by
Shree Cement Ltd.
n event was organ-
ised by Bharatiya
Shikshan Mandal
and Research for Re-
surgence Foundation
in 2018 titled Educa-
tion for Resurgence
and it was a Vice-Chancellors’
conference. We were keen on
inviting PM Modi and it was an
honour for us when he agreed
to attend the event. I was the
President of the Bharatiya Shi-
kshan Mandal Organising com-
mittee and on the day of the
event as we all moved to greet
and welcome him, I was taken
aback when he addressed me by
my first name and said “How
are you doing Sachidanandji?”
I knew how well-read and aware
PM Modi is, how well-prepared
he is every time he goes out for
some event, but when he ad-
dresses a common man such as
me with his name, it comes
across as most remarkable and
induces a sense of importance
in the listener.
While we were walking to-
wards the hall, he enquired
about the well-being of Raiji and
remarked with such accuracy
“Raiji complains of stomach
problems. He does not look after
himself much so the onus lies on
you all to take good care of him.”
It is amazing how PM Modi
cares to remember such minute
details about people and their
problems and this, to me, was an
eye-opener about the greatness
of Modiji as a leader. And not
just this, he is genuinely wor-
ried about people. It is not
a superficial concern that
he shows randomly
, in fact
far from that. He is deeply
aware of even the personal
problems that people are
facing and there is such
sincerity and conviction
in his voice that one feels
really cared for in his
presence.
The arrangement in
that meeting was such
that I had the honour of
being seated just next to
him. It gave me the oppor-
tunity to converse with
him and it was an out-of-
the-world experience for
all of us to be able to dis-
cuss the finer details
with him, to listen to all the
speakers and then gain an in-
sightintothesubjectbylistening
in to what PM Modi had to say
about it.
We could see for ourselves that
PM Modi is an extremely keen
observerandallhisobservations
are well-articulated profundities
about the subject at hand. He de-
voted an hour and a half of his
precious time in that event at the
end of which he delivered an
electrifying speech which com-
pletely charged the audience.
After a few days I got a call
from the Publication Depart-
ment saying that they wanted to
publish PM Modi’s speech and
that they were sending in a pan-
el of experts for a meeting with
him. I happened to be part of
the panel and then in a few days,
Director General Dr Rao called
me up to say that I had been cho-
sen along with Mr Kanchan
Gupta to edit and publish the
compendium of speeches. Kan-
chanji then spoke with me and
said that we would have to meet
PM Modi regarding the same.
We were asked to meet Modiji in
Lok Sabha and after a little wait
we were ushered in to meet him
in his room. What struck me as
extraordinary was that there
was not a single piece of paper
on his table and his demeanour
showed as if he had been wait-
ing for us. The point is that be-
ing the PM and that too in the
middle of the parliamentary
session, he could have been
deeply engrossed in his work at
that time as well. But the fact
that he chose to remain com-
pletely free for us showed his
concern for us and the ability to
give importance to even ordi-
nary people. Not just this, PM
Modi gave us the greatest and
the most credible certificate of
our hard work when he gave a
pat on his back and said “What
a wonderful event it was! Your
hard work is truly commenda-
ble. I am sure you must have got
a backache working for such
long hours at a stretch! This
work was not easy at all but you
all made it look so simple by
your dedication.”
Modiji is a perfectionist par
excellence and his generous
appreciation of our work
meant the world to us. Where
our imagination ends, his be-
gins. Therefore we had been
exceedingly careful about cu-
rating the entire program with
perfection and we had indeed
put in a lot of effort in the de-
signing of the event. Then he
said that we must continue our
hard work for the upcoming
events in the next 5 years.
The first book we published
was titled “Sabka Saath Sabka
Vikas” and he said that the forth-
comingcompilationwillbetitled
Sabka Saath Sabka Vikas Sabka
Vishwas. There was another pro-
ject for which I had to make a
45-minute online presentation to
him and was told that Modiji
would connect from his office in
Lok Sabha. As I began speaking,
I somehow got deeply engrossed
in the content so much so that I
ended up taking a long time.
When I apologized to Modiji, he
immediately asked me to con-
tinue and said that he was listen-
ing. Well, he was not just listen-
ing. He had gone deep into the
intricacies of the presentation
and each and every detail was
clearly etched in his mind. The
points that he raised after the
discussion were simply the re-
flection of a genius mind. Only
someone with immeasurable fo-
cus, patience and grasp over
things could come up with such
ingenious ideas and suggestions
post presentation. And that too
when the project was simply at a
conceptual stage. He then gave
the go ahead for the project!
Then, on 13th August I got a
call saying that a very impor-
tant guest would be coming to
meet me on the 15th. I began to
panic how and when I would
make preparations for this very
special person, who was none
other than Modiji. And do you
know what was the first sen-
tence he spoke when he stepped
out of his car on 15th August?
He said “Apologies Sachidan-
andji for making you wait for
me this long!”
As I accompanied him on his
tourtothepremises,hecontinued
tolistenintentlyaboutallthepro-
jects and asked numerous ques-
tions while at the same time en-
couraging me to keep up the good
work! I have been touched by the
PM’s benevolence of spirit, his
immenseloveandvastrepertoire
of knowledge on various occa-
sions. He is indeed a rare gem of
a human being!
TO BE CONTINUED…
MODI - A QUIET OBSERVER AND LISTENER
WHO SEES AND HEARS THE MOST!
COMPILED AND EDITED BY
SHASHIKANT SHARMA
AND SHWETA SHARMA
The narrator,
through his
interactions
with PM Modi,
highlights
Modiji’s defining
traits - a patient
listener, a keen
observer and an
epitome of
humility that
makes him a
global leader…
UNTOLD STORIES OF PM MODI - PART 19
‘MODI HAI TO MUMKIN HAI…’
PM MODI
A PERFECTIONIST
PAR EXCELLENCE
A
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PM MODI CARES TO
REMEMBER DETAILS
ABOUT THE PEOPLE
PM GAVE US THE MOST
CREDIBLE CERTIFICATE
FOR OUR HARD WORK
MODIJI’S GENEROUS
APPLAUSE MEANT
THE WORLD TO US
I
t is amazing how PM Modi
cares to remember such minute
details about people and their
problems and this, to me, was an
eye-opener about the greatness
of Modiji as a leader. It is not a
superficial concern that he shows
randomly, in fact far from that.
He is aware of even personal
problems that people are facing
there is such sincerity in his voice
that one feels really cared for.
P
M Modi gave us the greatest
and the most credible
certificate for our hard work
when he gave a pat on his back
and said “What a wonderful
event it was! Your hard work is
truly commendable. I am sure
you must have got a backache
working for such long hours at a
stretch! This work was not easy
at all but you all made it look so
simple by your dedication.”
M
odiji is a perfectionist
par excellence and his
generous appreciation of
our work meant the world to us.
We had been exceedingly careful
about curating entire program
with perfection and we had
indeed put in a lot of effort in the
designing of the event. Then he
said that we must continue our
hard work for upcoming events
in next 5 years.
ried about people. It is not
a superficial concern that
he shows randomly
, in fact
far from that. He is deeply
aware of even the personal
problems that people are
facing and there is such
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an of the universe.
Modiji has every
single element of
the universe bal-
anced in such a su-
per human way
that astuteness in
statesmanship becomes his sec-
ond nature.The narrator brings
to the readers how Modiji has
complete control over human na-
ture and his razor sharp intelli-
gence, infinite wisdom, emotion-
al intelligence and deep knowl-
edge, make him the genius who
is loved, followed and revered by
not just the nation but the world.
Modiji’s personality is multi-
faceted. With children, he as-
sumes the persona of a child.
With adults, he knows which
aspect of his personality to
bring to the front to make the
best out of a situation. When in-
teracting with him, one never
feels one is trying to establish a
connection with the unattaina-
ble. He is extremely welcoming
and responsive and never makes
one feel that one is trying to con-
verse with somebody unap-
proachable. He is ever open to
suggestions and we never hesi-
tate to talk our ideas out with
him. Modiji is always super re-
ceptive to ideation with out-of-
the-box thinking being his forte.
He has the knack of making any
conversation lively and cheery
by responding and reacting to
each and every idea.
In 1983, my father left us
for his heavenly abode but
Modiji’s presence was so
powerful and embracing
that I never felt I did not
have my father around me
or that there was none any
more to care about me. In
1987, I became CA. In 1988,
I got my office renovated.
Now office renovation is
no big deal but at a per-
sonal level, I was made to
feel extremely special by
the presence of Modiji
and all my colleagues at
the function I had organ-
ized. When people make
it a point to lend their
support at events such as
these, life becomes so much hap-
pier and inspiring. Well, I got
married in 1989. It came as a sur-
prise for me that the business-
men meet was decided to be held
in the same city as that of my
wedding venue to make it con-
venient for everyone to attend
the function. So not for once did
I feel that I was alone or that my
father wasn’t there.
An interesting incident that I
would like to share is from the
time when I was in-charge of the
computer centre in 2002. I was
also handling work pertaining to
electronic media. It was the first
time that Modiji was contesting
an election. First he became CM
and then in six months he had to
get elected and he decided to
fight from Rajkot. Since it was a
high profile election, people
from all over Gujarat were ex-
pected and we wanted to make
use of this opportunity
. We built
a writeup and 15 to 20 of us did
our groundwork and shared our
thoughts with Modiji. But as we
all know, Modiji, has a different
and varied perspective to every-
thing and he gave us eye-opening
suggestions about how we could
use the presence of a huge gath-
ering to our advantage. As we
had figured out that those part of
the event would certainly have
relatives and friends wanting to
support Modiji, we decided to tap
that potential. Eventually we
made lists of all the people who
would vote for Modiji as suggest-
ed by the attendees, and then we
monitored them throughout.
An interesting aspect that
came out of this event was when
we came up with the idea of re-
cording an IVR kind of message
by Modiji. It was a simple but ex-
tremely effective message as in
those days technology was not so
advanced and nothing like this
had been done earlier. We got a
highqualityvoicerecordingdone
with automatic dialing features,
and got all the STDs and PCOs to
work towards this campaign. It
turned out to be fantastic and
people were elated to receive calls
saying “Hello, It is me, Narendra
Modi. This election is very im-
portant…” in Gujarati and an
instant bond was created with
ourvoterbase.Thecampaigncre-
ated a kind of a stir in the circles
and people were thrilled with the
newness of the idea.
Not just this, Modiji because
of his futuristic vision, asked me
to figure out a way to share his
message across to all the stake-
holders at once. Every Saturday
or Sunday he would come to Ra-
jkot but in two days how many
meetings could he be present
for? He suggested we record a
video of his message and buy
VCD players for each of the 18
wards in which the recording
could be played to the people.
Modiji always thinks ahead of
time and his ideas strike a cord
with the people because of their
innovativeness. This is the rea-
son why people connect more
and more with Modiji.
In February, my wife, daugh-
ter and I went to meet Modiji.
One knows immediately that you
are standing in front of a great
leader when he addresses you
with first name. And this is how
Modiji is! He always begins the
interaction with “How are you?
How is your mother? Hope you
didn’t face any problem during
COVID!” Meeting him is like
meeting a family member and
there is nothing formal about it.
I am into micro-finance and I
shared with him a few ideas that
I was planning for Gujarat and
said that we must implement the
idea all over India. Immediately
he took interest in the sugges-
tions and responded positively
.
Last but not least, Modiji is the
perfect Management Guru. He is
a master delegator as he knows
exactly who has the potential to
successfully complete a particu-
lar work. He also ensures that all
the IAS officers, who possess
deep knowledge about the func-
tioning of the country, work
hard towards the development
of the nation. He does not limit
his reach only to the party mem-
bers, but takes everyone along to
work for progress. Another ob-
servation that I have made is that
if you show him something on a
paper, he never touches it. He
will ask you to explain every-
thing orally and will come up
with the solution there and then,
leaving nothing for the future.
All I can say is that he is a master
of Monkey Theory and he uses it
for maximum benefit.
TO BE CONTINUED...
MODI, THE MAN WHO HAS
CONQUERED HIS MIND
M
MODI IS THE PERFECT
MANAGEMENT GURU
M
odiji is the perfect
Management Guru. He
is a master delegator as
he knows exactly who has the
potential to successfully complete
a particular work. He also
ensures that all the IAS officers,
who possess deep knowledge
about the functioning of the
country, work hard towards the
development of the nation. He
does not limit his reach only to the
party members but takes everyone
along to work for progress.
COMPILED AND EDITED BY
SHASHIKANT SHARMA
AND SHWETA SHARMA
each and every idea.
for his heavenly abode but
Modiji’s presence was so
powerful and embracing
that I never felt I did not
have my father around me
or that there was none any
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THE MAN OF
UNIVERSE
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INDIA
06
LEADERS PAY
TRIBUTE TO
PRANAB
MUKHERJEE
New Delhi: Political
leaders across party
lines remembered and
paid rich tributes to
former president of In-
dia, Pranab Mukherjee,
on his second death
anniversary. Delhi CM
Arvind Kejriwal re-
membered the veteran
leader and tweeted his
respects. Union minis-
ter Hardeep Singh Puri
shared his pictures
with the leader and
said, “He will always
be remembered for his
immense contribution
to public life, exempla-
ry service to the nation,
bipartisan politics and
statesmanship.” The
Congress recalled his
“monumental contribu-
tions to the nation” and
tweeted a remem-
brance post. Various
other handles of the
party too remembered
the senior leader.
Assam CM Himanta
Biswa Sarma remem-
bered him as “a man of
learning and wisdom
who deeply influenced
public life during his
long political career.”
IN THE COURTYARD
SC TO EXAMINE CONTEMPT PETITION IN SEC
164 CRPC STATEMENT DOC IN RAPE CASE
STATEMENT OF TWITTER USER WHOSE
PLAINT LED TO ZUBAIR’S ARREST RECORDED
HARASSMENT CASES
AGAINST JUDGES:
SC TO HEAR PLEA
New Delhi: The SC has di-
rected its Secretary-General
to respond in a case relating
to the enquiry mechanism
into sexual harassment
cases against sitting and
retired judges. A bench of
Justices ordered the Secy-
General to file his reply
within four weeks on the
issue after senior advocate
Indira Jaising told that the
Secy-General was yet to file
an affidavit.
YOU CAN RESTRAIN
FROM EATING MEAT
FOR 1-2 DAYS: HC
New Delhi: The Gujarat HC
has asked petitioners
against temporary closure
of a slaughterhouse in
Ahmedabad due to a Jain
festival to not eat meat for
some days, according to
reports. The Ahmedabad
Municipal Corporation, or
AMC, had ordered the city’s
only slaughterhouse to pull
down its shutters between
August 24 and 31, and Sept
4 and 9 due to festivals.
New Delhi: The Supreme Court has agreed to examine
the contempt petition filed against Telangana Police for
allowing access to crucial statements
recorded under Section 164 CrPC to the
rape accused despite the charge sheet
not being filed in the matter. A bench
of Chief Justice of India UU Lalit and
S Ravindra Bhat on August 29 issued
notice to Telangana state and listed the
matter for September 26.
New Delhi: The Delhi Police of Wednesday informed that a
Twitter user who complained against the fact-checker and
Alt News founder Mohammad Zubair is
a Delhi-based businessman who origi-
nally belongs to Ajmer, Rajasthan. The
police officials denied disclosing more
details about the businessman including
his name. Delhi Police has been working
for some time to establish the identity of
the Twitter handle @balajikijaiin which
was working under the name of “Hanuman Bhakt”.
Manish Tewari questions
fairness of the process
New Delhi: Congress
MP Manish Tewari has
questioned the fairness
of Congress president
polls set to be held on
October 17 as the elec-
toral roll is not availa-
ble to the public. “Why
should someone have to
go to every PCC office
in the country to find
out who the electors
are,” he asked.
In a series of tweets,
Manish Tewari said,
“How can there be a fair
and free election with-
out a publicly available
electoral roll? Essence
of a fair and free pro-
cess is that names and
addresses of electors
must be published on
the INC website in a
transparent manner.”
The senior leader
was responding to party
election authority chief
Madhusudan Mistry,
who had claimed that
the process to elect the
next Congress chief
would be a fair one.
Mistry had said in an
article that if a member
wants to check the list
of delegates, they can
visit PCC office and the
list will be given to can-
didates once they file
their nominations.
In response, Tewari
said, “CWC has an-
nounced scheduled of
Congress president
election not for 28
PCC’s and eight TCC’s.
Why should someone
have to go to every PCC
office in the country to
find out who the elec-
tors are? This does not
happen in a club elec-
tion also with great re-
spect. In the interests
of fairness and trans-
parency, I urge your
gods self to publish the
entire list on the INC
website.”
“How can someone
consider running if he/
she does not know who
the electors are?,” he
added.
CONGRESS PRESIDENTIAL POLLS
The rift within
Cong came to the
fore once again
on Wednesday
THAROOR QUALIFIED TO CONTEST FOR
CONGRESS PREZ POLL: KPCC CHIEF
RAGA TO RESOLVE PEOPLE’S ISSUES IN
HIMACHAL, PROMISES FIVE LAKH JOBS
Thiruvananthapuram (PTI): Congress is a demo-
cratic party and its Lok Sabha member Shashi Tha-
roor is qualified to contest for
the party’s presidential election,
KPCC chief K Sudhakaran said
on Wednesday. Sudhakaran
said if Tharoor wishes to con-
test the polls there is no need
to blame him as the Congress
is a democratic party and its
members have the right to contest for the top party
post. “What is there to wonder about? Is he not an
eligible candidate? All the members of the Indian
National Congress have the right to contest as it
is a democratic party. If I wish to contest, I could
also do that. The party will accept it. If I get the
votes, I will win”, Sudhakaran told reporters here,
responding to a query. He said the Congress has
the strength to address such issues through the
democratic process.
New Delhi: Former Congress president Rahul
Gandhi on Wednesday said the party shall keep
its promise of providing five lakh jobs to youths in
Himachal Pradesh as also Rs 1,500 per month to
women and restore the pension scheme in the hill
state if voted to power. “Congress pledge in Devb-
hoomi #HimachalKaSankalp. Old pension scheme
restored. Rs 1500 per month to women. Free
electricity up to 300 units. 5 lakh jobs for youth. Rs
680 crore start-up fund. Like Raj Chhattisgarh,
we will keep our promises. Together we will take
Himachal forward again,” Gandhi said on Twitter.
Is Manish Tewari
searching 'rightousness'
in his 'failed cause'?
Sharat K Verma
New Delhi: Congress
leaderManishTewari
has called the Con-
gress leaders attack-
ing Ghulam Nabi
Azad as peons. Azad
has already described
the leaders associated
with the Congress
high command as
sycophants. Now Ti-
wari has called them
a peon. In a letter to
Sonia Gandhi, Azad
has said that Rahul
Gandhi’s ordinance
tearing became the
biggest reason for the
Congress’s defeat in
2014. But he did not
write that the lan-
guage and arrogance
of leaders like Man-
ish Tewari and Kapil
Sibal also played a big
role. Manish Tewari
had said in a press
conference at the
peak of Anna Haz-
are’s movement that
Anna too is immersed
in corruption from
head to toe.
This statement of
Manish Tewari
proved to be the last
nail in the coffin of
Congress. Similarly,
one of the leaders of
G-23 was Kapil Sibal,
who had given the
theory of zero loss in
the communication
scam. The funny
thing is that after
hammering the nail
in the coffin of the
Congress, Tiwari un-
derstood that the par-
ty was going to lose
badly, so he gave up
from contesting the
elections. He was a
star MP and a star
minister in the Man-
mohan Singh govt but
did not contest the
2014 elections. In the
next election i.e. in
2019, when it was felt
that now the situation
has improved and he
can win, he changed
his seat and fought
from another seat.
That is, he fought
whenever they want-
ed, didn’t fight when-
ever he wanted,
changed seats when-
ever he wanted, but it
all happened because
of his ability and
that’s where other
people get all the
things because of be-
ing a peon! Manish
Tewariwasnotapeon
when he was abusing
Anna Hazare but to-
day if any leader
abuses Azad, then he
or she is being termed
a peon!
Bulldozer
razes shops
outside SP
office
Lucknow (PTI): The
civic body here on
Wednesday bulldozed
shops mostly selling
campaign material on
the road outside the Sa-
majwadi Party office.
According to the Luc-
know Municipal Corpo-
ration officials, the
makeshift shops on
Vikramaditya Marg
were illegal and their
owners were sent notic-
es several times in the
last six months asking
them to remove the
structures. “They were
given time and an an-
nouncement was also
made there earlier. On
Wednesday
,werazedthe
illegal structures with
bulldozers,” an official
said.
On one side of the
Vikramaditya Marg is
the SP office and on the
other side, there are
bungalows of railway
officers. Officials said
the shops on empty
spaces in front of the
bungalows affected the
flow of traffic.
KCR meets Nitish Kumar, now BJP rival again
New Delhi: In his latest
outreach move aimed at
stitching together an al-
liance of like-minded
parties against the BJP,
Telangana Chief Minis-
ter K Chandrashekar
Rao today met Bihar
Chief Minister Nitish
Kumar and his deputy
Tejashwi Yadav in Pat-
na. The leaders are
scheduled to appear at a
few events before head-
ing for lunch. Rao,
sporting a fedora hat,
posed for pictures whil
being welcomed with
flower bouquets by his
Bihar counterpart and
RJD Chief Yadav. The
three leaders are ex-
pected to discuss na-
tional politics.
BJP leader Sushil Ku-
mar Modi took a dig at
the two Chief Minis-
ters, saying their meet-
ing is a “get-together of
two daydreamers”.
Taking a swipe at the
meeting, Modi, who
was a Deputy Chief
Minister for more than
a decade with Kumar as
the Chief Minister in
the JD(U)-BJP govern-
ment in Bihar, said it is
a meeting of two lead-
ers who are losing their
base in their respective
states and “desiring to
become Prime Minister
of the country”.
“It is a meeting of
two daydreamers who
have no standing in
front of PM Narendra
Modi,” the BJP leader
told reporters.
KARTIKEYA RESIGNS
G-20 MEET
Union Cabinet Minister for Environment, Forest Climate Change Bhupender Yadav met
Netherlands Environment Minister Vivianne Heijnen, in Bali on Wednesday. —PHOTO BY ANI
If notice from agencies,
will fight legally: Mamata
Kolkata: West Bengal
Chief Minister Mama-
ta Banerjee on Wednes-
day said that if her
family members get a
notice from any of the
Central government
probe agencies, she
would fight them legal-
ly though it has become
a tough affair these
days.
Her comment came
after the Enforcement
Directorate (ED) issued
a fresh summons to her
nephew and Trinamool
Congress MP Abhishek
Banerjee to appear be-
fore its officers on Fri-
day in connection with
its ongoing investiga-
tion into the coal smug-
gling scam.
MLAs from J’khand shifted to Raipur to ‘protect poaching’
Raipur (PTI): Chhat-
tisgarh Chief Minister
Bhupesh Baghel on
WednesdaysaidtheUPA
coalition government in
Jharkhand shifted its
MLAs to Raipur to pro-
tect them from being
poached in view of the
BJP’s “horse-trading”
tactics.
Thirty-two MLAs of
the JMM-Congress-RJD
coalition in Jharkhand
flew to Raipur by a char-
tered flight on Tuesday
and were taken to May-
fair Golf Resort in Nava
Raipur.
Baghel met the MLAs
at the resort on Tuesday
night. He was talking to
reporters on Wednesday
morning at Swami Vive-
kananda Airport here
before leaving for
Himachal Pradesh
where he has been ap-
pointed as senior ob-
server by the Congress
for the coming assembly
polls.
“Alliance partners
JMM and Congress in
Jharkhand decided to
bring their MLAs to
Chhattisgarh to protect
them considering the
way the BJP has in-
dulged in horse-trad-
ing,” Baghel said.
“RecentlythreeMLAs
(of Congress in
Jharkhand) were held
in West Bengal (with
cash),” the Congress
leader further said.
JHARKHAND CM HEMANT SOREN
LIKELY TO TAKE FLIGHT TO RAIPUR
Jharkhand CM has been caught in mining scam, so
he is unnecessarily accusing us. We’re not trying
to poach their MLAs. It’s a false propaganda. They
do theatrics to cover up their faults: Union Minister
Pralhad Joshi, on Jharkhand CM’s allegation of BJP
poaching his MLAs. Four ministers of the ruling
UPA coalition in Jharkhand returned to Ranchi on
Wednesday evening, a day after they and 28 MLAs
were shifted to a resort near the Chhattisgarh capital
in view of political developments in their home state.
KCR met Nitish Kumar and Tejashwi Yadav, in Patna on Wednesday.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
Bhupesh Baghel
Manish Tewari
SSC ‘SCAM’:
CUSTODY OF
PARTHA, ARPITA
EXTENDED
A special court in Kol-
kata on Wednesday
extended the judicial
custody of former
West Bengal Minister
Partha Chatterjee and
his close associate,
Arpita Mukherjee,
till September 14
in connection with
the School Service
Commission (SSC)
recruitment scam
case. A PMLA court
in Kolkata had earlier
extended the judicial
custody of the due till
August 31.
MANISH TEWARI @
MANISHTEWARI
With great respect @
MD_Mistry ji How can
there be a fair free
election without a publicly
available electoral roll?
Essence of a fair free
process is names
addresses of electors
must be published on @
INCIndia website in a
transparent manner.

INDIA
07
Karnataka: A case has
been registered against
Karnataka Tourism,
Ecology and Environ-
ment Minister Anand
Singh for allegedly
threatening a family,
whose members later
attempted to set them-
selves on fire, over a
land dispute, police
said on Wednesday.
The FIR has been
registered against the
minister and three oth-
ers following a com-
plaint lodged by D Po-
lappa, under the Pre-
vention of Atrocities
Against SC-ST Act, and
sections 504 and 506 of
the IPC, they said.
The case pertains to
a dispute over a piece
of land in a village in
the district, between
members of a commu-
nity and Polappa, who
belongs to SC commu-
nity.
During the Minis-
ter’s visit to the village
on Tuesday, the mem-
bers of the community
have requested him to
help resolve the dis-
pute. In his complaint,
Polappa alleged that
the minister had
threatened to burn his
entire family.
The complainant ar-
rived near the Hospet
rural police station on
Tuesday night with five
of his relatives.
Jharkhand: The
Jharkhand Child
Welfare Committee
has asked for the ad-
dition of charges
under the Protec-
tion of Children
Against Sexual Of-
fences (POCSO) Act
in an FIR filed in the
case where a school
girl died after she
was set on fire in the
Dumka. Committee
said that the girl
was a minor as per
the class 10 board
exams marksheet
and not an adult as
claimed by cops.
POLICE DETAIN MAN
IN SONALI PHOGAT
DEATH CASE
Haryana: A man was
detained in connection
with the Sonali Phogat
death case, after the
family accused him of
taking a laptop and mo-
bile from the farmhouse
of the deceased BJP
leader. Haryana Police
has recovered the items
following which the
questioning is underway.
Goa Police reached the
state earlier today.
RS BYPOLL TO FILL
SEAT VACATED BY
SAHA ON SEPT 22
New Delhi: The bypoll
to fill the Rajya Sabha
seat vacated by BJP’s
Manik Saha after being
made chief minister of
Tripura will be held on
September 22, the Elec-
tion Commission said on
Wednesday. Saha had
quit Rajya Sabha on July
4. His six-year term as
a member of the upper
house was to otherwise
end on April 2, 2028.
CRUCIAL READ
K’TAKA: JDS LEADER VEERENDRA VISITS
RAPE-ACCUSED MURUGHA MUTT SEER
Karnataka: JDS leader Veerendra Papi on
Wednesday visited Lingayat seer Murugha
Swami, who is accused of sexually harassing two
minor girls at his mutt. Veernedra said that he
had visited the mutt as he is both a devotee and
a director of the Murugha Mutt. “I am a devotee
and a student of Murugha Mutt. Besides this,
I am also a director of this Mutt. Hence, I have
come here today,” said the JDS leader. Regard-
ing the current developments, he said that he is
not a big person to comment on that and urged
everyone to act responsibly.
Ganesh Idol installed at Eidgah
groundinHubbaliafterHCorder
HC, in a late night hearing, upheld the authorities’ decision to allow Chaturthi celebration
Pakistan (ANI):
More than 6.4 million
people in Pakistan are
in dire need of hu-
manitarian aid as the
devastating floods
continue to wreak
havoc in the country,
the WHO said on
Wednesday
.
Pakistan’s govt has
declared the floods a
national emergency,
with 66 districts de-
clared to be a “calam-
ity hit.” Over 1,100
people, including over
350 children, have lost
their lives. More than
1,600 people have been
injured and over
2,87,000 houses have
been fully destroyed.
“The heavy mon-
soon rains in Paki-
stan which started in
mid-July 2022 are con-
tinuing in many parts
of the country and
have affected 116 dis-
tricts (75 per cent) out
of 154 districts in Pa-
kistan. The most af-
fected province is
Sindh, followed by Ba-
lochistan,” the WHO
said in a report.
Pakistan floods: Over
33mn people affected
Sea-like flood waters ravage Pakistan; affecting millions of people.
PAKISTAN CAN CONSIDER FOOD
IMPORTS FROM INDIA: ISMAIL
BAD WEATHER IMPACTS SEARCH
FOR 2 MISSING MOUNTAINEERS
Pakistan FM Miftah Ismail said that international
agencies have approached the
country’s govt to allow the
imports from India through the
land border, however, the Paki-
stan govt can consider it only
after assessing the supply short-
age position after consulting
with its coalition partners and key stakeholders.
Inclement weather since past few days has
impacted search and rescue efforts to locate
two mountaineers Tapi Mra Niku Dao from
Arunachal Pradesh who went missing during an
expedition close to the India-China border.
Case against K’taka min, family
alleges threat, attempt suicide
Anand Singh
Dumka: CWC
demands action
under POCSO
Karnataka (ANI):
Lord Ganpati idol was
installed at Eidgah
ground in Hubbali-
Dharwad on Wednes-
day after the Karnata-
ka High Court upheld
authorities’ decision to
allow the celebration
of Ganesh Chaturthi at
the ground.
The Karnataka High
Court, in a late-night
hearing on Tuesday,
upheld the authorities’
decision to allow
Ganesh Chaturthi at
the Eidgah ground.
The court dismissed
the plea filed by the
Anjuman-E-Islam and
refused to interfere
with the decision of the
concerned authorities
to permit the celebra-
tion of Ganesh Chatur-
thi at Eidgah ground.
Preparations could
be seen taking place
early in the morning
following the High
Court’s order last night,
and a Ganpati idol was
installed. Speaking to
ANI, convener, Rani
Chennamma Maidan
Gajanan Utsav Maha-
mandal, K Govardhan
Rao said that the
prayers will be conduct-
ed in a traditional way
for the next three days.
“Puja will be con-
ducted in the tradition-
al way we’re going to
celebrate this festival
for 3 days as per the di-
rection of Municipal
Corporation. We’re go-
ing to follow all instruc-
tions that have been
given,” Rao said.
Stating that Rani
Chennamma Maidan
belongs to Municipal
Corporation, the con-
vener said that they
had made a request to
allow the celebration of
the festival.
“Rani Chennamma
Maidan belongs to Mu-
nicipal Corporation, so
we had requested on
behalf of Samiti Maha-
mandal that this Gan-
pati Utsav should be
allowed here. We’ll in-
stall the Ganpati idol
within half an hour,”
he said earlier this
morning.
Meanwhile, in a late-
night hearing, Justice
Ashok S Kinagi of Kar-
nataka High Court dis-
missed the plea filed by
the Anjuman-E-Islam
and refused to interfere
with the decision of the
authorities to permit
the celebration of
Ganesh Chaturthi at
Eidgah ground at Hub-
bali-Dharwad.
Ganpati idol installed at Eidgah ground at Hubbali-Dharwad on Wednesday. —PHOTO BY ANI
President of India
@rashtrapatibhvn
Hearty
greetings
to all the
country-
men on
Ganesh
Chaturthi. Mangalmurti
Lord Ganesha is a
symbol of knowledge,
accomplishment and
good fortune. I wish
that with the blessings
of Shri Ganesh, there
should be a spread of
happiness, peace and
prosperity in every-
one’s life.
Narendra Modi
@narendramodi
Best
wishes
on
Ganesh
Chaturthi.
May the
blessings of Lord Shri
Ganesh always remain
upon us.”
Puja will be conducted in the traditional way we’re going to
celebrate this festival for 3 days as per the direction of Munic-
ipal Corporation. We’re going to follow all instructions that
have been given. —K Govardhan Rao, Convener
AN INDIA FREE OF...
From P1
lUnionBudgetearlier
used to be announced
on the last day of Feb-
ruary
. Finance minis-
ter Arun Jaitley start-
ed presenting the Un-
ion Budget on Febru-
ary1in2017,departing
from the colonial-era
tradition of using the
last working day of
that month. This
seemingly minor tink-
ering of the budget
cycle had a larger ob-
jective-reforming fis-
cal governance.
l The Rail budget
was merged with the
Union budget in 2017
after it had been pre-
sentedseparatelyfor92
years, in yet another
departure from British
era practises.
l PM unveiled a hol-
ogram statue of Netaji
SubhashChandraBose
atIndiaGate.Thisholo-
gram was to be later
replaced with the stat-
ueof Netaji.Thestatue
would be unveiled in
the same place to mark
the year-long celebra-
tion of the 125th birth
anniversary of Netaji
Subhas Chandra Bose.
This was done at the
canopy where a statue
of King George V had
stood till its removal in
1968.
l PM recently inau-
guratedBiplobiBharat
Gallery at Victoria Me-
morialHall,Kolkata.In
what has been named
after an erstwhile Brit-
ish Empress of India,
PM inaugurated a gal-
lerydisplayingthecon-
tributionof theRevolu-
tionaries in the free-
dom struggle.
PMhasbeenapropo-
nent of teaching in
mother tongue, as re-
flected in NEP 2020.
Thisisamarkeddepar-
ture from the focus
mainly on English
based education, the
wheels of which were
setinmotionduringthe
British time.

08
Commodity Price Change % Chg
GOLD 50,440.00 297.00 0.59 (Per 10g)
SILVER 52,593.00 764.00 1.43 (Per 1kg)
COMMODITIES
Currency Price Change % Chg
USDINR 79.46 0.51 0.63
GBPINR 93.27 0.1809 0.1935
CURRENCIES
Oil heading for longest slump since 2020
New Delhi: Oil headed for
a 3rd month-to-month drop,
the longest dropping run in
additional than 2 years, on
concern that tighter finan-
cialcoveragewillhitgrowth
China presses on with its
Covid Zero technique.
West Texas Intermediate
fell as a lot as $4.09 a barrel
from excessive to low on
Wednesday
, placing it head-
ing in the right direction for
amonth-to-monthdeclineof
about 10%. Europe is
gripped by an power disas-
ter that will herald a reces-
sion whereas in Asia,
growthhasslowedinChina,
the highest world’s oil im-
porter. “Consumption of
crude oil products hasn’t
matched expectations in
most places in the world
which matter,” stated Geor-
giSlavov,internationalhead
of basic analysis at London
brokers Marex. “Mean-
while, there is a accumula-
tion of supply along the en-
tire supply chain the re-
sult is this price weakness.”
AMID GROWTH CONCERNS
PRICES

z WTI for October delivery
was down $1.46 to $90.18
a barrel at 11:08 a.m. in
New York.

z Brent for October
settlement, which expires
Wednesday, dropped
$2.78 to $96.53 a barrel.

z The contract has lost about
12% in August

z November Brent fell 1.7%
MARUTI’S INITIAL EVS
WILL BE IN UPPER
SEGMENT: BHARGAVA
New Delhi: Maruti Suzuki
India’s early-stage electric ve-
hicles (EVs) will be launched
in the upper price band, its
Chairman R C
Bhargava said
on Wednesday.
The carmaker
expects to
launch its
first EV in 2024-25 (FY25),
while answering shareholder
questions at the company’s
annual general meeting in the
Capital. As per its green energy
programme, it will manufacture
anywhere between 400,000
and 500,000 compressed natu-
ral gas (CNG) cars in 2022-23,
marking a big jump from about
250,000 CNG cars manufac-
tured in 2021-22, he said. “The
EV production is going to take
place in Gujarat. We expect EVs
to come in FY25,” he said.
AIRBUS IN TALKS TO
SUPPLY SOME 50 A220s
TO INDIA’S JET AIRWAYS
New Delhi: Jet Airways
NSE 0.25 % India Ltd. is in
advanced talks to order about
50 Airbus SE
A220 aircraft,
according
to people
familiar with
the matter, marking what
could be a fresh beginning
for the bankrupt carrier
that’s attempting to make a
comeback. Deliveries of the
new aircraft will start in 2025,
the people said, asking not
to be identified because the
discussions are confidential.
A deal for 50 such planes
would probably be valued
at around $1.8 billion after
usual discounts, according to
figures from leading aircraft
appraiser Avitas.
FISCAL DEFICIT
TOUCHES 20.5% OF
ANNUAL TARGET
New Delhi: The Central Gov-
ernment’s fiscal deficit touched
20.5% of the annual target
at the end of
July 2022-23
against 21.3%
a year ago,
reflecting im-
provement in public finance, as
per data released on Wednes-
day. In actual terms, the fiscal
deficit - the difference between
expenditure and revenue - was
Rs 3,40,831 cr during April-
July period this financial year.
A fiscal deficit is a reflection of
government borrowings from
the market. The tax revenue
stood at Rs 6.66 lakh cr or
34.4% of this year’s BE. Last
year too, the government had
managed to mop 34.2% of its
annual estimate in April-July.
SONY-ZEE MERGER
CAN HURT
COMPETITION: CCI
New Delhi: A merger between
the Indian unit of Japan’s Sony
and Zee Entertainment to cre-
ate a $10 billion TV enterprise
will potentially
hurt competi-
tion by having
“unparalleled
bargaining
power”, the
country’s antitrust watchdog
found in an initial review. The
Competition Commission of
India’s (CCI) Aug. 3 notice to
the 2 companies stated the
watchdog is of the view that a
further investigation is merited.
Sony and Zee decided to merge
their television channels, film
assets and streaming platforms
to create a powerhouse in a
key media and entertainment
growth market of 1.4 billion
people, challenging rivals like
Walt Disney Co.
OTHER STORIES
business
BRIEFS
New Delhi: To ease the
worry of working capital,
social media giant Meta
has introduced No-Cost
EMI feature for advertisers
in India. With this new fea-
ture, advertisers will be
able to pay Meta for their
advertising campaigns in
monthly installments over
three months. However,
this three-month tenure
may be extended depend-
ing upon discussions with
regulated partners. Among
all its existing markets,
Meta has launched the fi-
nancial support feature
first in India, Meta said in
an official statement. Meta
unveiled the new feature at
the annual Grow Your
Business Summit.
New Delhi: Earlier, the
Centre announced that it
would remove price caps
on domestic airfares with
effect from August 31,
2022. Now, airlines will
have the freedom to de-
cide the fares as they
please after nearly 27
months. The fare cap on
air tickets was imposed in
2020 owing to the Cov-
id-19 pandemic. The gov-
ernment arrived at the de-
cision to do away with
price caps in view of the
dip in the price of jet fuel
over the past few weeks.
PRICE CAP ON
DOMESTIC FLIGHT
TICKETS REMOVED
META INTRODUCES
NO-COST EMIS FOR
ADVERTISERS
New Delhi: India Inc’s for-
eign direct investment in
July declined over 50 per
cent to USD 1.11 billion in
July 2022, the Reserve
Bank data showed. An Out-
ward Foreign Direct Invest-
ment (OFDI), the domestic
companies had invested
over USD 2.56 billion in
July 2021 in the form of
equity, loan and issuances
of guarantees. The Indian
businesses invested USD
579.15 mn by equity infu-
sion, USD 193.21 mn as
loans USD 337.49 mn in-
fused by issuing guaran-
tees to overseas ventures.
INDIA INC’S FDI
DECLINES OVER 50%
TO $1.11 BN IN JULY
New Delhi: Multiplex op-
erator Inox Leisure is
confident of pursuing an
expansion strategy and
has a pipeline of 834 ad-
ditional screens after
FY23, according to the
latest annual report of the
company. The company,
which was operating 692
screens in 73 cities
across India as on June
30, 2022, estimates the
total screen count to go
up to 752 by the end of
ongoing fiscal year. “We
are confident about pur-
suing our expansion
strategy and with diligent
efforts, said Inox Leisure.
INOX LEISURE TO
EXPAND ADD 834
SCREENS POST FY23
*Rates till the edition went to print.
GDP RECORDS DOUBLE-DIGIT GROWTH
India’s economy grows
13.5% in Q1 of 2022-23
India’s economy achieved
its fastest annual expan-
sion in a year in the April-
June quarter, according to
data released by the Na-
tional Statistical Office
(NSO) on Wednesday.
India’s gross domestic
product (GDP) in the three
months to June 30, 2022
was 13.5%. However, this
is lower than the Reserve
Bank of India’s projection
of 16.2% GDP growth in
Q1FY23.
June quarter growth
was driven by manufac-
turing and services, such
as accommodation and
travel, rebounding from
pandemic restrictions.
The last time India’s
GDP achieved higher an-
nual growth was in April-
June 2021, when it was
20.1% higher than the
pandemic-depressed level
of a year before.
After recording a 20.1%
growth in the first quarter
of 2021-22, GDP growth
had consistently fell dur-
ing the entire FY22. In the
second quarter of 2021-22,
it slid to 8.4%, in the third
quarter, it further fell to
5.4% while in the fourth
quarter of the previous
fiscal, it came down to
4.1%.
“Real GDP or Gross Do-
mestic Product (GDP) at
Constant (2011-12) Prices
in Q1 2022-23 is estimated
to attain a level of Rs 36.85
trillion, as against Rs
32.46 trillion in Q1 2021-22,
showing a growth of
13.5% as compared to
20.1% in Q1 2021-22,” said
Ministry of Statistics
Programme Implementa-
tion. “Nominal GDP or
GDP at Current Prices in
Q1 2022-23 is estimated at
Rs 64.95 trillion, as against
Rs 51.27 trillion in Q1 2021-
22, showing a growth of
26.7% as compared to
32.4% in Q1 2021-22,” said
MoSPI in a statement.
The Reserve Bank of In-
dia (RBI) has raised its
benchmark repo rate by
140 basis points since May,
including 50 basis points
this month, while warn-
ing about the impact of a
global slowdown on do-
mestic growth prospects.
Many economists ex-
pect another rate hike of
about 50 basis points next
month, followed by one
more of 25 basis points
thereafter.
Consumer spending,
which accounts for nearly
55% of economic activity,
has been hit hard follow-
ing a rise in prices of food
and fuel, though monthly
inflation has moderated
in the past three months.
KEY POINTS FROM
APRIL-JUNE REPORT

z Farm sector grew 4.5%

z Manufacturing expanded 4.8%

z Trade, hotels, transport
up 25.7%

z Construction output rose
16.8%

z Mining growth was 6.5%

z Electricity, gas and water
supply growth 14.7%
Finance Minister Nir-
mala Sitharaman will
review the state of the
economy amid global
and domestic challenges
at a meeting of the Fi-
nancial Stability and
Development Council
(FSDC), scheduled on
September 15.
The 26th meeting of
the high-level panel to
be held in Mumbai will
be attended by all finan-
cial sectoral regulators,
including RBI Gover-
nor Shaktikanta Das,
sources said. The FSDC
is the apex body of sec-
toral regulators, head-
ed by the Minister.
The meeting will re-
view the current global
and domestic economic
situation and financial
stability issues, includ-
ing those concerning
banking and NBFCs,
according to the sourc-
es. The council would
also discuss measures
required for further de-
velopment of the finan-
cial sector and to
achieve inclusive eco-
nomic growth with
macroeconomic stabil-
ity, they said.
FIN MIN TO REVIEW STATE OF
ECONOMY ON SEPTEMBER 15
Sharemarketstobe
drivenbyUSFed
policy,foreignfunds
Reliance acquires soft drink
brand Campa, says report
New Delhi (PTI): The US
Fed policy action, RBI rate
decision and foreign fund
flows are some of the major
factors that will guide the
equity markets in the near-
term, analysts said on
Wednesday
. Besides these,
September quarter earn-
ings announcements would
also pave the way for the
markets, whose overall
structure remains bullish,
they added. From its 52-
weeklowof 50,921.22quoted
on June 17 this year, the
Sensex has jumped 16.91 per
cent till now. The Nifty has
climbed 16.96% from its 52-
week low of 15,183.40 on
June 17 this year. So far in
2022, the BSE Sensex has
climbed2.20percentandthe
Nifty has advanced 2.33%.
“We believe that the un-
derlying market is bullish.
Given India’s stance as a
high-performing economy,
there are many reasons for
India to be an excellent per-
former as we advance,”
said Sunil Damania, Chief
Investment Officer, Mar-
ketsMojo. He said the rupee
has stabilized after hitting
an all-time low level. The
rupee is currently hovering
at 79.50 against the US dol-
lar. It had touched an all-
time low of 80.15 against
the US dollar in intra-day
trade on Monday. “We are
of the opinion that irre-
spective of whether the
market touches a record
high in September, market
sentiments will stay bullish
by Diwali,” Damania said.
New Delhi (PTI): Campa
Cola, which vanished from
the shelves after liberalisa-
tion in 1991, is getting a
chance for a second life, as
part of billionaire Mukesh
Ambani-controlled Reli-
ance Industries’ (RIL) plan
to expand the fast-moving
consumer goods (FMCG)
business.
RIL has acquired home-
grown iconic soft drink
brand Campa from Delhi-
based Pure Drinks Group
in a deal estimated at about
Rs 22 crore, and the com-
pany is poised to launch
Campa by October around
Diwali this year, according
to a report in ET.
The company will roll
out cola flavour, lemon and
orange via Reliance Retail
stores, JioMart and more
than 15 lakh kiranas, thus
directly competing with
the American cola giants—
Coca-Cola and PepsiCo.
RussiadeepensEurope’senergy
squeezewithnewgassupplyhalt
F r a n k f u r t / L o n d o n
(Agencies) : Russia halted
gas supplies via Europe’s
key supply route on
Wednesday
, intensifying an
economic battle between
Moscow and Brussels and
raising the prospects of re-
cession and energy ration-
ing in some of the region’s
richest countries.
European governments
fear Moscow could extend
the outage in retaliation
for Western sanctions im-
posed after it invaded
Ukraine and have accused
Russia of using energy
supplies as a “weapon of
war”. Moscow denies doing
this and has cited technical
reasons for supply cuts.
Russian state energy gi-
ant Gazprom said Nord
Stream 1, the biggest pipe-
line carrying gas to its top
customer Germany, will be
out for maintenance from
0100 GMT on Aug. 31 to
0100 GMT on Sept. 3. The
president of the German
network regulator said
Germany was now better
prepared for the outages as
its gas storage was nearly
85% filled and it was secur-
ing supplies from other
sources. “We can take gas
from the storage in the
winter, we are saving gas
(and need to keep doing
so!), the LNG terminals are
coming, and thanks to Bel-
gium, the Netherlands,
Norway (and soon France),
gas is flowing,” Klaus Mu-
eller said on Twitter.
In Germany, inflation
soared to its highest in al-
most 50 years in August
and consumer sentiment
soured as households brace
for a spike in energy bills.
New Delhi (PTI):TataSons
shareholdershaveapproved
a resolution to have sepa-
rate chairpersons for the
company and its largest
shareholder -- Tata Trusts.
An amendment to the arti-
cles of association of Tata
Sons, which sought to pre-
vent a single person head-
ingTataSonsaswellasTata
Trusts simultaneously
, was
passed at the company’s an-
nual general meeting
(AGM) . With the special
resolution being passed
with requisite majority of
75% at AGM, it will now be
legally binding for Tata
Sons and Tata Trusts to
haveseparatechairpersons.
Tata Sons AGM
votes to have
separate chiefs

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