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PM Modi inaugurates ‘World Food India 2023’
INDIA’SFOODDIVERSITYON
THEMENUFORINVESTORS!
PM Modi disbursed Seed Capital Assistance for over 1 lakh Self Help Group members
Moni Sharma
New Delhi
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi on Friday stated
that India’s investor
friendly policies are tak-
ing the country’s food
sector to new heights.
Inaugurating the second
edition of ‘World Food
India 2023’, Modi
stressed that India’s food
diversity is a dividend for
global investors. He said
food security is one of
the key challenges being
faced by the world in
21st Century. He high-
lighted that this is a gold-
en opportunity for Start
Ups and companies in
food sector and India
has achieved remarkable
growth in every sector of
food processing industry.
PM Narendra Modi inaugurates ‘World Food India’ in presence of
Piyush Goyal, Giriraj Singh, Pashupati Paras, Parshottam Rupala
and Prahlad Patel at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi on Friday.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives to inaugurate the ‘World
Food India 2023’ event, at Pragati Maidan in New Delhi on Friday.
PM MODI SPEAKS...
l In last 9 years, sector
has attracted foreign direct
investment of over Rs
50,000 crore as a result of
Government’s pro-industry
and pro-farmer policies
l India stands proud at the
seventh position with an
overall export value of over
50,000 million dollars in
agricultural produce
l The technology and
startup pavilion and food
street showcased at World
Food India is superb and fu-
sion of technology and taste
will pave the way for the
economy of the future.
l The demand for pack-
aged food has increased
significantly and this is
creating opportunities for
farmers, start-ups and
entrepreneurs.
PM MODI SPEAKS WITH
UK PM RISHI SUNAK
PM Modi had a
telecon with UK
PM Rishi Sunak on
Friday. Modi congratulated
Sunak on completion of 1
year of his tenure in office.
Duo welcomed the progress
of Free Trade Agreement.
PM TO VISIT UDAIPUR
ON NOVEMBER 9
Prime Minister Nar-
endra Modi’s visit is
proposed to Udaipur
on November 9. PM Modi
will address the election
rally and boost the morale
of the party leaders and
workers in Udaipur.
ED’s showdown
with JJM scam
Vinod Singh Chouhan,
Dr Rituraj Sharma and
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur
The ED on Friday con-
ducted fresh searches, in-
cluding at the premises of
a senior IAS officer, as
part of its money launder-
ing investigation into the
allegedJalJeevanMission
scam,officialsourcessaid.
A total of 25 premises
in the state capital Jaipur,
and Dausa, including that
of ACS PHED, IAS Dr
Subodh Agarwal was
covered.
The agency seized cash
amount of Rs 45 lakh
from property dealers of
Jagatpura and Sanjay
Badaya. Bank accounts of
PadmchandJainandother
contractors with balance
of approximately `1.75
crore were also seized.
The agency teams
scanned the office and
residence ofAgarwal. ED
teams searched Jal Bha-
wan for several hours and
collected evidence. P3
Way ED is behaving in
the nation; I believe
it’s not in their own
interest. These are
premiere agencies.
Now ED is only coming
for Oppn parties. The
ED is only paying
attention in going to
politicians’ houses.
ASHOK GEHLOT, CM
DOTASRA FILES NOMINATION FROM LAXMANGARH, VISHVENDRA FROM DEEG
ED has put its
hand in the lion’s
mouth: Randhawa
Hukum Singh Sekhawat
Laxmangarh
CC Chief Gov-
ind Singh Dot-
asra filed nomi-
nation from Laxmangarh
Assembly seat on Friday.
After the nomination, a
meeting was organised at
Nehru Stadium.Address-
ing the gathering, state
in-charge Sukhjinder
Singh Randhawa target-
ed Centre over ED raids.
“ED has put its hand in
the lion’s mouth. BJP’s
symbol should be ED and
CBI, not Lotus. In the
coming times, Congress
will rule Rajasthan and
India. ED has called both
sons of Dotasra but every
time you call them, they
will win with more
votes,” he said. Targeting
BJP candidate Subhash
Maharia, Dotasra said
that I call Maharia, the
‘East India Company’.”
‘Works of `1,800 crore
have been done in Lax-
mangarh. Here even RSS
votes for me. My house
is called Nathi ka Bada
and I am proud of it,”
said Govind Dotasra. P8
Govind Singh Dotasra addresses rally in presence
of Sukhjinder Randhawa, Pratap S Khachariyawas,
Mohan Prakash others in Laxmangarh on Friday.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot addressing people during the nomination rally of
Vishvendra Singh in Deeg on Friday. Also present here during the occasion are
Jitendra Singh, Dr Subhash Garg and other Congress workers leaders.
P
CM Gehlot on Friday challenged former CM
Vasundhara Raje to debate on 7 ‘guarantees’ of
Congress. “The key issue of Raj polls 2023 is 7
guarantees being given by Congress. I challenge Raje to
have a debate with me on this,” CM Gehlot posted on X.
First India Bureau
Noida
The Noida Police has ar-
rested 5 people for the
alleged use of snake ven-
om at a rave party besides
booking Bigg Boss win-
ner Elvish Yadav in case,
officials said on Friday. 9
snakes were also rescued
from possession of arres-
tees, who landed at a ban-
quet hall in Sector 51 on
Thursday, which was a
trap laid by an animal
rights group, PFA. Mane-
ka Gandhi said, ‘We were
keeping an eye on him
since he had been using
snakes in his videos.’
First India Bureau
Ajmer
BJP candidate Bhagirath
Choudhary submitted his
nomination in Kis-
hangarh on Friday. In the
rally before filing nomi-
nation, Union Jal Shakti
Minister Gajendra Singh
Shekhawat targeted Con-
gress over corruption in
JJM ED action. Shek-
hawat said, “After Modi
gave me responsibility of
providing water to every
household, Raj was given
highest amount of Rs
30,000 crore in entire
country. But Gehlot govt
could not utilize it prop-
erly. Instead of providing
relief to people, ministers
and officials of this govt
wasted money.” Target-
ing Dr Mahesh Joshi, he
said now the ED will not
spare those who pocket-
ed water money under
any circumstances.
First India Bureau
Raipur
Union Home Minister
Amit Shah on Friday re-
leased BJP’s manifesto
for the upcoming Chhat-
tisgarh Assembly polls
during function at Kush-
abhau Thakre Parisar in
the state. Amit Shah said
an “Election manifesto is
not just a manifesto for
the BJP, but a ‘Sankalp
Patra’for us.” “Fulfilling
our resolution, we had
established Chhattisgarh
state in 2000, Chhattis-
garh was transformed
into a good state from be-
ing a BIMARU state dur-
ing 15 years of the BJP
rule. Now I assure you on
behalf of the BJP that we
will work with the aim of
making it a developed
state in the next five
years,” Amit Shah said.
First India Bureau
Ranchi
With just four days to go
for the first phase of the
Assembly polls in Chhat-
tisgarh, the ED on Friday
said that it has recorded a
statement of a “cash cou-
rier” who alleged that the
promoters of the Ma-
hadev betting app have
paid `508 crore to Chief
Minister Bhupesh Baghel
till now. Asim Das has
been arrested after it re-
covered `5.39 crore from
him. The Mahadev on-
line betting app and its
promoters are being in-
vestigated by the ED.
Party with snake
venom: 5 held,
Elvish booked
‘Baghel got `508
cr by Mahadev
App promoters’
DEBATE ON CONG’S 7 ‘GUARANTEES’: GEHLOT TO RAJE
C’garh: Shah releases Modi ki
guarantee ’23 ‘Sankalp Patra’
Amit Shah with Arun Sao and Raman Singh releases the BJP’s
manifesto for Chhattisgarh Assembly polls, in Raipur on Friday.
Gajendra Singh Shekhawat addresses rally ahead of nomination
of Bhagirath Choudhary in Kishangarh on Friday.
GS takes a jibe at Cong
over corruption in JJM
BJP’S PROMISES IN CHHATTISGARH MANIFESTO
l Filling 1 lakh vacant govt
posts in C’garh in two years
l Women from poor families
will get gas cylinders at `500
l Students will be given a
monthly travel allowance
for going to college through
Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT)
l Under PMAY, funds will be
sanctioned for construction
of 18L houses, while every
house will have tap water un-
der ‘Ghar Ghar Jal Abhiyan’
l Deendayal Upadhyay
Krishi Majdoor Yojana will be
launched, landless agri la-
bourers will get `10,000/year
l Under ‘Mahtari Vandan
Scheme’ married women will
get financial aid of `12,000/yr
l Under ‘Krishi Unnati
Scheme’, 21 quintals per
acre paddy will be procured
at cost of `3,100 per quintal
l Taking people of state on
visit to Ram temple, Ayodhya
‘Active’ Gehlot takes part in nomination rallies
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot who was previously
involved in the allocation of party tickets to candidates,
has now shifted his focus towards actively supporting
and supervising election campaigns. He is also monitor-
ing the timely filing of nominations and participating in
campaign rallies. His strategic guidance and participation
in campaign events are expected to play a pivotal role in
connecting with voters and ensuring electoral success.
Tender apology to VP
Dhankhar: SC to Raghav
The SC on Friday asked
AAP MP Raghav Chadha
to meet RS
Chairman
Jagdeep
Dhankhar,
and
apologise
for his alleged conduct in
the House. RS privileges
panel seeks report from
Raghav by November 7.
CJI said that Dhankhar
should consider apology.
SC rejects plea against
transfer of G’vapi case
‘Don’t want SC to become
‘tarikh-pe-tarikh’ court’
Strong earthquake tremors
felt in Delhi-NCR Rajasthan
The Supreme Court on
Friday dismissed the AIMC’s
plea challenging the Alla-
habad High Court Chief Jus-
tice’s administrative decision
withdraw the Gyanvapi case
from single-judge bench
hearing it since 2021.
New Delhi: CJI DY Chan-
drachud, issued a plea to
lawyers on
Friday, urging
them not to
request post-
ponements for
new cases. He
shared desire to prevent SC
from turning into a ‘tarikh-pe-
tarikh’ court, where cases
are endlessly postponed.
New Delhi: Strong earthquake
tremors were felt in Delhi-NCR,
nearby regions and Rajasthan.
The NCS said that estimated
magnitude was 5.9 at Paink in
Nepal at 11:32 pm.
IN COURT
Assam Governor Gulab Chand
Kataria presents Sanchipat
manuscript painting to Bhutan
King Jigme Khesar Namgyel
Wangchuck in Assam, Friday. P6
ED raids more than
20 spots in the state,
ACS Subodh Agarwal
grilled for 13 hours

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RAJASTHAN
ASSEMBLY
ELECTIONS
2023
DAYS
FOR
QUOTE-UNQUOTE
I bow my head and greet the
blessings of the tremendous
victory given by crowd who
gathered in the nomination blessings
rally. Every moment of my life is dedi-
cated to a developed Laxmangarh.
Govind Singh Dotasra, PCC Chief
Jungle Raj is going on in
Rajasthan. Messages about
separating head from body
are going viral. A villager is murdered
(in Balotra) and the person standing
with him is threatened with death.
Kailash Choudhary, Union Minister
Cong is a supporter of Ha-
mas. Murder of Kanhaiyalal
in Udaipur was a terrorist
incident like Hamas in Rajasthan. Rahul
Gandhi had made a false promise to the
farmers, the loan waiver was not done.
ManojTiwari,BJP Leader
I submitted my nomination
papers at the subdivision
office with a huge rally. All my
fellow Congress party workers and area
residents participated in large numbers.
Thank you for this immense support.
NiranajanArya,Congress’ Sojat Candidate
DAY
424
294
Papersfiled
Candidates
725
535
Papersfiled
Candidates
5th
Nominations
Total
POLL-TOON
Adda
Adda
RAJ
RAJniti
ka
POLITICS OF KOTA BJP SEEMS TO BE CHANGING AS
PRAHLAD GUNJAL MEETS OM BIRLA AT CAMP OFFICE
HANUMAN CHALISA RECITED AFTER RAJE APPEALED
CPI(M)CANDIDATESENTTO
JCAHEADOFNOMINATIONS
CLAIMS OF POLITICAL
PARTIES DASHED!
RAJ POLICE’S ‘DAMINI’
MOMENT CAUGHT ON
WRONG FOOT
Kota: The politics of Kota BJP seems to be changing
as former MLA Prahlad Gunjal, who is considered a
staunch opponent in politics, visited the Speaker Camp
Office in Shaktinagar of Kota city to meet Lok Sabha
Speaker Om Birla. Both the BJP leaders talked for hours
in closed rooms but Gunjal refused to give details of the
conversation. However, while talking to the media,
Gunjal said that Birla is his senior leader and local MP
and he has come to discuss only about the elections.
Gunjal is a strong contender for BJP ticket from Kota
North, but his ticket is on hold. The meeting of Gunjal
with Birla is important in this aspect. Bhanwar S Charan
Jhalawar: BJP will follow the path of Hindutva in the
assembly elections! Vasundhara Raje appealed from
the stage after the program at the BJP meeting in Jhalawar
to the song-music group to enjoy Hanuman Chalisa. When
Raje appealed, it was being sung from the stage - ‘Jo Ram
ko laye the, hum unko layenge’. Later, collective Hanuman
Chalisa recitation took place in the sports complex in the
presence of Raje. Bhanwar S Charan
Churu: CPI (M)
candidate from
Taranagar, Nirmal Prajapat,
was sent to judicial custody.
A case was filed against Praj-
apat during a protest in
Bidasar in 2019. Prajapat
appeared in Bidasar Civil
Court on Friday. Civil court
ordered to send Nirmal
Prajapat to judicial custody.
Prajapat said, “This step
was taken due to political
malice.” Still he will file
nomination from Taranagar
on 6 November.
Jaipur: Only 2 days left
for nominations to be
filed. Now nominations will be
possible only on 4 6 Nov
but still BJP Cong could not
declare all candidates. Some
claimants filed nominations
without declaring the ticket.
But along with this, this
important question arises
before the political parties.
Couldn’t you even decide
your candidates in 5 years?
There was a claim to declare
the ticket in the first week of
Sept but it is still pending.
BJP,Congleadersthrongfornominations
First India Bureau
Jaipur
LoP Rajendra Rathore
filed his nomination from
Taranagarconstituencyon
Friday. On the action of
ED in the state, Rathore
said, when the curtain
starts rising on old mis-
deeds, such questions are
asked. BJP candidate Ka-
licharan Saraf filed his
nomination from Malviya
Nagar assembly seat.
Dr Kirodi Lal Meena
filed nomination in Sawai
Madhopur. In Ajmer, BJP
candidate Anita Bhadel
from Ajmer (South) and
Vasudev Devnani from
Ajmer (North) constitu-
ency, filed nominations.
In Congress, Minister
Pramod Jain Bhaya filed
nomination as from Anta
seat on Friday. GS Do-
tasra filed his nomination
from Laxmangarh. For-
mer CS and Advisor to
the CM, Niranjan Arya
filed his nomination from
Sojat seat. Before nomi-
nation, a huge election
meeting was also held.
Dotasra, Pramod Bhaya, Rathore, others file nominations on day 5
Final date of nominations nears
NOMINATIONS IN
COMING DAYS
 Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot will
visit Kishangarh today
and participate in the
nomination of Vikas
Choudhary
 Rajyavardhan Singh
Rathore will file nomina-
tion today from Jhotwara
assembly constituency
 Union Min Dr Jitendra
Singh UP Dy CM Ke-
shav Prasad Maurya will
attend the nomination
meeting of Rajyvardhan
Singh Rathore
 RLP leader Hanuman
Beniwal will file nomina-
tion from Khinwsar on
Saturday
 From Nainwa, BJP
candidate Prabhulal
Saini will file nomination
on Saturday
 PS Khachariyawas
will file nomination today
BJP is forming govt in Rajasthan: CP Joshi
Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur
In an interview given to
First India, BJPstate pres-
ident CP Joshi stressed
that BJP is forming the
government in Rajasthan.
“BJP workers united in
the election field in the
name of Prime Minister
Modi,” he said. Speaking
on the question of experi-
ments done in the list, he
said, “We are a family. If
anyone is angry, we will
convince them together.
Programs of everyone in-
cluding PM Narendra
Modi, JPNadda andAmit
Shah are being decided.
There will be many big
meetings road shows.”
On the question of how
some names were left
out, he said, “BJPgovern-
ment is being formed.
Those who did not get
tickets, we will think
about forming a govern-
ment for them.”
On the question of ap-
peasing the angry people,
he said, “Whoever comes,
should come without con-
ditions.” On star cam-
paigners, Joshi said,
“From BJPstate to central
leaders, star campaigners,
all sections have also
been included. Every per-
son has the right to ex-
press his views. Our
meetings are held in a
cordial atmosphere.”
Speaking about Rathore
who claimed BJP will get
150 seats, he said, “The
public has come to bring
lotus to power. The peo-
ple of Rajasthan marched
towards the cause.”
‘JAN ASHIRWAD SABHA’ CONCLUDES IN SRIMADHOPUR;
ARUN SINGH ATTENDS GORDHAN’S NOMINATION IN DHOD
Sikar: BJP’s ‘Jan Ashirwad Sabha’ concluded on
Friday. BJP state in-charge Arun Singh addressed
the meeting organized at Howrah Mod in support of
BJP candidate Jhabar Singh Kharra. MP Sumedhanand, BJP
in-charge Virendra Singh, Bhavani Singh Kalvi, Municipal
President Harinarayan Mahant were also present.
AAPreleases4th
listofcandidates
with26namesforRajelections
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The Aam Aadmi Party
has released the fourth
list in Rajasthan and gave
tickets to 25 candidates.
Earlier, three lists were
released. AAP is contest-
ing elections for the first
time in the state. The
party has fielded Sand-
eep Saran from Sangaria,
Sachin Kaushik from Ha-
numangarh, Sanjay Khan
from Churu, Rashid
Khan from Jhunjhunu,
Budhram Jat from Danta-
ramgarh, Amit Dadhich
from Sanganer,Advocate
Ajay Singh Yadav from
Kishangarh Baas.
Similarly names of
Amar Singh Kushwaha
from Bari, Prem S Meena
from Sapotra, Ghanshy-
am Bairwa from Gan-
gapur, and Ramesh Ku-
mar from Ajmer North,
have been announced.
RLP RELEASES 5TH
,
BTP GIVES 4TH
LIST
Dungarpur: The
BTP released 4th
list of candidates
containing 3 names on
Friday. Vijaypal Katara
from Garhi, Uttamaram
from Pachpadra and
Rajendra Kumar from
Khanpur. Meanwhile,
RLP also released 5th
list with 7 names and
announced Parmeshwar
Lal from Ajmer (S) HR
Kodwani from Ajmer (N).
GUDDU FILES NOMINATION WITHOUT CONG TICKET M YADAV FILES PAPERS SANS CONGRESS TICKET
Kota: Congress leader and Ladpura
chief Naeemuddin Guddu filed nomina-
tion from Ladpura seat. Cong has not
yet declared its candidate from Ladpura seat.
Guddu said that 2 days ago, CM Gehlot had
called him and congratulated him and asked
him to file the nomination and start work.
Dr Kirodi Meena filed his nomination from Sawai Madhopur on
Friday. MP Diya Kumari and other BJP leaders are also seen here.
MP Diya was also present during the nomination of Vijay Bainsla.
Min Pramod Jain Bhaya filing his nomination in Anta on Friday. RajendraRathorewithhissupportersinChuru’s TaranagaronFriday. Govind Singh Dotasra filing nomination from Laxmangarh on Friday.
BJP’s Malviya Nagar candidate Kalicharan Saraf during nomination
rally in Jaipur on Friday. During this, his wife Alka Saraf, Ramcharan
Bohra, DyMayorPuneet Karnavat, SumanSharma werealsopresent.
Congress party is yet to announce can-
didates from 44 seats. The candidate
has not been announced from Shah-
pura assembly seat. But, Manish Yadav filed
his nomination on behalf of Cong on Friday.
Yadav said that after the official list comes, the
date of Jan Ashirwad Sabha will be decided.
Congress candidate from Sojat,
Niranjan Arya addressing the
gatheringduringhisnomination
rallyinSojat,PalionFriday.
Arun Singh with BJP candidate
Gordhan from Dhod on Friday.
Arun Singh with Jahbar S Kharra
in Srimadhopur on Friday.
AAP candidate from Vidhyadhar
Nagar, Sanjay Biyani during his
nomination rally in Jaipur city
on Friday. NAIM KHAN
BJP government is being formed.
Those who did not get tickets,
we will think about forming a
government for them. Whoever
wants to come to us, should
come without conditions.
CP JOSHI, BJP STATE PRESIDENT
 Cong MLA Sanyam Lodha
filed nomination in Sirohi
 Congress' Mevaram Jain
filed nomination from Barmer
 Congress' Madan Praja-
pat filed papers from Balotra
 Congress' Bhajan Lal
Jatav also filed nomination
 Congress's Bhimraj Bhati
filed papers in Pali
 Congress' Preeti Gajen-
dra Singh Shaktawat filed
from Vallabhnagar
 Minister Brijendra Ola
filed from Jhunjhunu
 MLA Girraj S Malinga filed
nomination as independent
Cong caniddate from Bari
NOMINATIONS BY CONG
LEADERS ON FRIDAY
Jaipur: Rajasthan
police was caught in
a quandary on Friday
when it posted an appeal
to vote with a picture of
Bollywood star Sunny
Deol. The date of voting
was mentioned in appeal
with Sunny Deol’s photo
from Damini movie. The
users, however, pointed
out that he was also a
BJP MP after which police
had to delete the post.
SHEKHAR

PROUD MOMENT
Jodh’s Manila Lata tops judiciary
exam conducted by Gujarat HC
Rajeev Gaur
Jodhpur
anali Lata of
Jodhpur has
topped the Civ-
il Judicial Examination
conducted by the Guja-
rat High Court. Studying
at Nirma University of
Gujarat, she has topped
in the entire Rajasthan.
She did her schooling in
Jodhpur.
Lata’s immediate
family and relatives are
elated. Talking to First
India News, she said that
apart from self-study,
hard work is important.
After completing her
college, she started pre-
paring for the exam. “I
had faith in myself and I
could clear it in the first
attempt itself,” she said.
Studying at Nirma
University of Gujarat,
Manila Lata has
topped in the entire
Rajasthan. She did
her schooling in
Jodhpur
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EDgrillstopbabu,contractors
inJalJeevanMission‘scam’
Vinod Singh Chouhan,
Dr Rituraj Sharma
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur
The ED started action si-
multaneously at more
than 20 locations in the
state on Friday from 6
am. The premises of top
officials, property deal-
ers, and brokers associ-
ated with the water sup-
ply department were
raided.
When ED team
reached the official resi-
dence ofACS PHED IAS
Subodh Agarwal, he was
on a morning walk. The
ED team arrived in two
vehicles and the interro-
gation began at 7 am. The
forensic team was also
present for several hours
during the 14-hour inter-
rogation at his official
residence. Till late night,
ED officials kept ques-
tioning Agarwal on the
documents related to JJM
scam. On the other hand,
the ED team kept search-
ing at other places.
ED also searched the
locations of Sanjay Ag-
garwal, considered very
close to PHED Minister
Mahesh Joshi. Action
was also taken against
Naman Khandelwal who
is a relative of Sanjay
Badaya. While the
clampdown was tight-
ened on Superintending
Engineer Sudhanshu
Dixit, considered close to
ACS Subodh Agarwal.
After major irregulari-
ties and scams in Jal Jee-
van Mission were ex-
posed, the contract com-
pany was punished and
ED cation followed.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The I-T Investigation
wing teams in Rajasthan
raided more than 21 loca-
tions of gravel traders.
Raids are on at the loca-
tions of gravel business-
man Nilesh Gadhiya
Group and its associated
groups. The teams are
searching Nilesh Gadhi-
ya’s house in NRI Colo-
ny and office in Jagat-
pura in Jaipur.According
to information, the teams
are conducting raids in
Jaipur, Kuchaman and
Ajmer. The I-T dept has
found many irregularities
during the raids.
The raids are being
conducted on Gadhiya’s
associate groups, Godara
Group, Engineer Engi-
neerGroupandShashipal
Kumawat Group. Gadhi-
ya is connected to many
other phosphate mines.
Information about this
came to light during the
construction of the Con-
stitutional Club in Jaipur.
First India Bureau
New Delhi
In the Union Minister Ga-
jendra Singh Shekhawat
defamation case, the hear-
ing on CM Ashok Ge-
hlot’s application was
postponed on Friday to
20th Nov in Delhi’s
Rouse Avenue Court.
Now, the next hearing of
the case will be held on
the 20th and 21st of Nov
at 11:30 a.m. There was a
demand from Shekhawat
to postpone the hearing
since Shekhawat’s lawyer
Vikas Pahwa is busy in
another case. Gehlot ap-
peared in the court
through VC on Friday.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
JDA’s enforcement squad
freed a government land
from encroachment. It
sealed the illegal building
and demolished the con-
struction of 10 shops in an
ecological zone. Eight
bighas of forest depart-
ment land in Kilangarh
were encroached upon.
The enforcement squad
demolished all the en-
croachments.
Construction of a com-
mercial multi-storey
building on plot number
179 of Narayan Vihar G
Block, situated in Prithvi-
rajNagarSouthcontinued
despite notice and the
squad sealed the building.
Construction of an illegal
colony in the name of
Ashok Nagar on 8 bighas
of govt land in village
Guwahati in Zone-10 was
also stopped. The squad
demolished constructions
built overnight.
First India Bureau
Tonk
A trailer driver was
burnt alive when vehi-
cles caught fire on
the Jaipur-Kota highway
on Friday evening after
a collision between a
trailer and a truck load-
ed with gravel. Two peo-
ple passing by on a bike
got burn injuries.
The accident happened
near Sauhela village of
Tonk district. Baroni po-
lice station in-charge
Omprakash said that
around 7.30 pm on Fri-
day evening, a trailer was
coming from Jaipur to-
wards Tonk.
It became unbalanced
on the highway near Mo-
tuka culvert of Baroni
police station area and
went to the other side and
collided with a gravel-
laden truck coming from
the front, the police said.
Due to this both the vehi-
cles caught fire. The trail-
er driver died in this, the
police said.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The Central Bureau of
Investigation has regis-
tered a case on com-
plaint from Customs De-
partment, New Delhi
against a private com-
pany based at Jaisalmer
on the allegations of il-
legal export of Shawls
and Stoles suspected to
contain guard hair of
Shahtoosh/Chiru (Tibet-
an Antelope) which is a
protected animal under
Wildlife (Protection)Act.
Searches have been
conducted at the premis-
es of the said firm at Jais-
almer, which led to re-
covery of 23 Shawls
Stoles, suspected to con-
tain guard hair. Investiga-
tion is continuing.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The Anti Corruption Bu-
reau (ACB) presented the
Enforcement Directorate
(ED) officer and his as-
sociate in the court. The
Alwar ACB had arrested
ED officer Naval Kishore
Meena and his aide Bab-
ulal. They were present-
ed in the ACB court,
which sent the accused in
remand for five days.
The two were trapped
for taking a bribe of Rs
15 lakh. The complain-
ant had reported the mat-
ter to the Jaipur ACB.
The accused had de-
manded a bribe of Rs 17
lakh from the victim to
remove his name in the
chit fund case. The com-
plainant was being har-
assed for the money.
Raids conducted on
premises of ACS PHED
Subodh Agarwal, SEN
Sudhanshu Dixit, XEN
Sanjay Agarwal’s
office and locations
I-T department raids
21 locations of gravel
trader across the State
Court sends
ED officer, his
aide in remand
for five days
JDA frees govt land of
encroachment in Jpr
Driver charred to death
as trucks catch fire
First India Bureau
Bharatpur
In-laws set ablaze their
son-in-law alive in
Bharatpur after a minor
argument. The young
man was referred to
Jaipur in a critical condi-
tion. He, however, died
during treatment at the
SMS hospital. The de-
ceased had come to take
his wife along and was a
resident of Nangal Lat of
Todabhim area.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The DoPT issued
transfer orders for
three IPS officers on
APO. IPS officer
Karan Sharma has
been appointed Su-
perintendent of Police
CID-CB Jaipur, IPS
officer Sudhir Chaud-
hary has been ap-
pointed SP Cyber
Crime Jaipur, IPS of-
ficer Rajesh Kumar
Meena has been ap-
pointed Superinten-
dent of Police CID-
CB Jaipur.
Sharma was Bhi-
wadi SP, Chaudhary
was Hanumangarh SP
and Meena was Churu
SP. In a case of trans-
portation of illegal
liquor, they were re-
lieved after the in-
structions of ECI.
CBIfilescaseagainstJaisalmerfirm
forillegalexportofshawlsstoles Shekhawat defamation case against CM
Gehlot: Court defers hearing till November 20
PHONE TAPPING: HEARING DEFERRED TILL NOV 10
New Delhi: A hearing in the Rajasthan phone tapping
case was postponed in Delhi High Court on Friday
on the petition of CM Ashok Gehlot’s OSD Lokesh
Sharma. Now, the next hearing of the case will be held on No-
vember 10 at 3 pm. The hearing was postponed due to lack of
time in Justice Vikas Mahajan’s bench. Thus, the stay on the
arrest of Lokesh Sharma will continue till the next hearing.
Manila Lata celebrates her success with parents and family
members in Jodhpur on Friday.
Relatives of the deceased at
SMS hospital in Jaipur.
Trucks burst into flame at Jaipur-Kota highway on Friday.
Ed teams raided premises of top officials, property dealers, and brokers associated with the water
supply department in JJM scam in Jaipur and other locations on Friday. SANTOSH SHARMA
In-laws set
man on fire
over argument
in Bt’pur, dies
3 IPS officers
on APO given
new postings
I had faith in myself
and I could clear it in
the first attempt
itself. Support of my
prents and relatives
helped me a lot.
MANALI LATA,
TOPPER OF JUDICIAL EXAM

TOP
TWEETS
SPIRITUAL SPEAK
They are from the world and
therefore speak from the
viewpoint of the world, and the
world listens to them.
BIBLE
A fruitful visit to @DP_World in Dubai. Glad
that an agreement was signed between
@NSDCINDIA and We One, a subsidiary
of #DPWorld to create more avenues for global
talent mobility as well as for skilling and
connecting Indian youth to relevant
overseas employment opportunities.
Dharmendra Pradhan
@dpradhanbjp
Huge applause for our
promising wrestlers who
showcased incredible grit and
strength, winning 9 medals at the U23
World Wrestling Championships 2023
and our Women’s Team secured 3rd
position in the Women’s Wrestling.
Anurag Thakur
@ianuragthakur
IN-DEPTH
UNEMPLOYMENT
IN RURAL AREAS
CAUSE FOR WORRY
ncreasing unemployment in rural areas
should be a cause for some concern for the
government. Centre for Monitoring Indian
Economy (CMIE) said in its latest report that the rise
in rural joblessness has pushed up India’s unemploy-
ment rate to its highest in two years. The overall rate
of unemployment rose from 7.09 percent in Septem-
ber to 10.05 percent in October, the highest since
May 2021. The encouraging find was the easing of
urban unemployment to 8.44, while the rural unem-
ployment jumped from 6.2 percent to 10.82. An of-
ficial report released in October put the country’s
unemployment rate for 2022-23 at 3.2 percent.
These figures cast a shadow on India’s growth and
strong economic indicators. But the contradiction in
rural-urban divide in terms of unemployment is at-
tributable to weak rainfall and consequent decline in
work opportunities in rural areas. On the other hand,
an uptick in manufacturing and consumption has en-
sured the easing of urban unemployment.
I
POTENTIAL RISKS OF AI
BRING NATIONS CLOSE
rtificial Intelligence is both — a boon and a
bane. It holds the promise of transforming
human life with improved well-being and, at
the same time, is a potential risk for users. Major
countries of the world, including India, got together
at Britain’s Bletchley Park to evolve a policy to tack-
le the dangers posed by Artificial Intelligence. Even
before the conference at Bletchley, US President Joe
Biden signed an executive order to prevent the spread
of harmful content generated by AI.
Biden’s decision was influenced by the film Mis-
sion Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part 1 in which
a malevolent AI ma-
nipulates video foot-
age and impersonates
human voices, as-
pects that highlighted
AI’s potential dan-
gers. The European
Union also proposes
tough laws to regu-
late AI content.
These developments
are a result of tech
leaders’ warning that
there is an “out of
control race” to cre-
ate systems beyond
anyone’s control.
The Bletchley Dec-
laration recognises
thatAI “poses signifi-
cant risks” and also
notes “the potential
for unforeseen risks
stemming from the
capability to manipu-
late content or gener-
ate deceptive content,” issues which the participating
countries found “critically important” and which need-
ed to be addressed.The 29 countries which participated
in the conference “resolved to sustain an inclusive
global dialogue…and to continue research on frontier
AI safety to ensure that the benefits of the technology
can be harnessed responsibly for the good of all”.
The most stark warning has come from Elon Musk
of X (formerly Twitter) who said that Artificial Intel-
ligence could even destroy civilization and is a risk to
humanity. The benefits ofAI make it a necessary evil.
A
The Bletchley
Declaration
recognises that AI
“poses significant
risks” and also notes
“the potential for
unforeseen risks
stemming from the
capability to
manipulate content
or generate
deceptive content,”
issues which the
participating
countries found
“critically important”
and which needed
to be addressed
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he cricketing
fraternity is
running out
of superla-
tives to de-
scribe the Indian team’s
remarkable performances
in ICC World Cup 2023.
Though batsmen have re-
ceived lavish praises most
often, this time Indian
bowlers too have been ex-
ceptional. Their fearsome
hunting as a pack has put
India into the semifinals
without a single defeat and
in the last match too, they
enabled Team India to
crush Sri Lanka by a mas-
sive 302 runs.
As India heads to Eden
Gardens in Kolkata for its
encounter with an in-form
South African team, it is
heartening to note the ag-
gression of Indian fast
bowlers. Their control
over swing and seam is
like poetry in motion, dic-
tating the ball as per their
whims. Excelling with
each passing match and
topping their previous per-
formances one after the
other, the trio of Bumrah,
Siraj and Shami have been
brutal especially in the last
two matches. Bundling out
England and Lanka for
paltry 129 and 55 respec-
tively, Indian spearheads
have sent a deadly signal to
the rest of the teams!
So severe was the
thrashing to Sri Lanka that
it seemed like a repeat of
the Asia Cup final when
India had bowled them out
for 50 runs! Sri Lankan
captain Kusal Mendis’ de-
cision to bowl first took
most experts by surprise as
the conditions were suited
to bat first. His decision
seemed justified as Dilshan
Madhushaka removed In-
dian captain Rohit Sharma
off just the second ball of
the innings with a beautiful
out swinger. Both Kohli
and Shubman Gill found
the going tough in the first
5-6 overs but once they
settled down, owing to a
few missed chances in the
field by the Lankan field-
ers, runs came freely.
It was yet another even-
ing when fans expected a
record equalling century
from Kohli but it wasn’t to
be so. He fell just 12 runs
short of the landmark but
along with Gill, who also
missed his century falling
for 92, laid a solid founda-
tion for a massive score. It
was also a moment of reck-
oning for Shreyas who has
been under scrutiny for get-
ting out to short pitch bowl-
ing but he let his bat do the
talking by hitting a 56 ball
82 that was studded with 6
humongous sixes. India’s
357 looked like a mountain
to climb for the Lankans
against Indian bowlers.
The very first ball by
Bumrah scalped Pathum
Nissanka and it was a sorry
tale for the Sri Lankan
batsmen thereafter. They
were reduced to 4 wickets
of just 3 runs, raising the
ghosts of their Asia Cup
final massacre! This per-
formance was no different
as Indian seamers reduced
them to 8 for 29, and ulti-
mately bowled them out
for 55. Siraj was back to
his best after a couple of
off-colour performances.
He picked up 3 wickets be-
fore Shami came in to bag
another 5-wicket haul, his
second in this World Cup.
In the process, Shami also
became India’s leading
wicket taker in ODI World
Cups with 45 wickets in 14
matches.
At the moment, India is
ticking all boxes, whether
batting, bowling or field-
ing but would like a tough-
er challenge to prepare for
the knockouts. South Af-
rica might just present it to
them since their batsmen
are leading run scorers in
the tournament and in phe-
nomenal hitting form.As a
team, SAhas surpassed the
350 plus score 4 times, be-
coming the first team to do
so in a single edition.
The South African bat-
ting has been led by Quin-
ton de Kock as the top run
scorer with 545 runs and 4
centuries. His calmness is
the right mix to go with the
aggressive hitting by Aid-
en Markram, Heinrich
Klaasen and David Miller.
Together they have been
the tequila that has intoxi-
cated all top teams till now.
But it is worth to remem-
ber that they were bam-
boozled by Netherlands
and this blip exposes the
chinks in their armour.
The Proteas need to be
wary of the Indian bowling
line up as Shami has
brought an edge to the In-
dian attack. It just seems
like the cricketing Gods
have finally showered
their blessings on him
since being kept out of
Playing XI in the first few
matches appears to have
given him greater motiva-
tion to do well. Proteas
will have to deal with him
after the opening burst of
Bumrah and Siraj and that
is a tall order in itself!
Fans at the Eden Gardens
will be treated to a match
between the best batting
and bowling lineups
against each other, but
there is no doubt that they
would be vociferously
cheering for the Men in
Blue to continue their win-
ning momentum!
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
BOWLERS IN
ACTION
The South African batting has
been led by Quinton de Kock
as the top run scorer with
545 runs and 4 centuries. His
calmness is the right mix to
go with the aggressive hitting
by Aiden Markram, Heinrich
Klaasen and David Miller.
Together they have been the
tequila that has intoxicated
all top teams till now. But it is
worth to remember that they
were bamboozled by Nether-
lands and this blip exposes
the chinks in their armour.
The Proteas need to be wary
of the Indian bowling line up
as Shami has brought an
edge to the Indian attack. It
just seems like the cricketing
Gods have finally showered
their blessings on him since
being kept out of Playing XI in
the first few matches appears
to have given him greater
motivation to do well. Proteas
will have to deal with him after
the opening burst of Bumrah
and Siraj and that is a tall
order in itself! Fans at the
Eden Gardens will be treated
to a match between the best
batting and bowling lineups
against each other, but there
is no doubt that they would be
vociferously cheering for the
Men in Blue to continue
their winning momentum!
MARCHINGINTANDEM
TeamIndialooksPeerlessastheytakeonSA
As India heads to Eden Gardens in Kolkata for its
encounter with an in-form South African team, it is
heartening to note the aggression of Indian fast
bowlers. Their control over swing and seam is like
poetry in motion, dictating the ball as per their
whims. Excelling with each passing match and
topping their previous performances one after the
other, the trio of Bumrah, Siraj and Shami have
been brutal especially in the last two matches.
Bundling out England and Lanka for paltry 129 and
55 respectively, Indian spearheads have sent a
deadly signal to the rest of the teams!
Mohammed Shami being congratulated by the teammates after registering
5-wicket haul against Sri Lanka at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai on Thursday.
Rohit Sharma with Shubman Gill upon the team’s arrival at the NSCBI Airport
ahead of World Cup 2023 match against South Africa, in Kolkata on Friday.
T
Siddhaarth
Mahan
The writer is a specialist
on Sports and Cinema
who works as an actor in
the Hindi film industry

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First India Bureau
Raipur
“Chhattisgarh has wit-
nessed a rapid increase in
cases of religious conver-
sion under the Congress
government, causing dis-
harmony and unrest
among the people. The
BJP pledges to prevent
‘influenced religious
conversion’ if elected to
power,” stated Un-
ion Home Minister
Amit Shah during his
Chhattisgarh visit.
Speaking at an
election rally in
the Pandariya
assembly con-
stituency,
Shah voiced
his concerns,
“Religious
conversion
is rapidly on
the rise un-
der the
Congress
government.”
CHANAKYA DEFENCE DIALOGUE-2023
Peace is not an option, it’s the only way: V-P
First India Bureau
New Delhi
ice President
J a g d e e p
Dhankhar on
Friday said there was an
urgent need to explore in-
novative approaches to
strengthen deterrence
and revitalise diplomacy
for more effective con-
flict resolution.
Addressing the
Chanakya Defence Dia-
logue-2023, the vice
president also under-
scored the paramount
importance of achieving
and upholding peace
through a multi-faceted
approach, combining
ideation, advocacy, out-
reach, persuasion, and
dialogue, while also be-
ing vigilant and prepared.
“Being prepared for
war is a pathway to
peace,” he said, and em-
phasised that a nation’s
strength was the most im-
pactful defence and de-
terrent. Dhankhar also
highlighted the signifi-
cance of harnessing a na-
tion’s soft power and eco-
nomic strength as integral
components in enhancing
the security environment.
He said the emergence
of deep technologies like
AI, robotics, quantum,
semi- conductors, bio-
tech, drones and hyper-
sonics have re-written
the very character of war.
“Prowess and mastery
of these domains will de-
termine the strategic
haves and have nots of the
future,” Dhankhar said.
Referring to the ongo-
ing crises in Ukraine and
West Asia, Dhankhar ex-
pressed concern that de-
spite globalisation and
economic interdependen-
cies, conflicts endure.
The skill of nations in
converting economic
surpluses into hard
power is gaining impor-
tance, he said and
stressed on the urgent
need to explore innova-
tive approaches to
strengthen deterrence
and revitalise diploma-
cy for more effective
conflict resolution.
V-P Jagdeep Dhankhar addresses the gathering at the Chanakya
Defence Dialogue 2023, in New Delhi, on Friday. PTI
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ASSEMBLY
ELECTIONS
2023
PTI
Bhopal
Senior BJP leader Ravi
Shankar Prasad on Friday
dubbed the Opposition
I.N.D.I.A.blocasa“pure-
ly opportun-
istic” alli-
ance that it is
bound to dis-
integrate, a
day after Bi-
har CM Nitish Kumar
blamed the Congress' pre-
occupation with assembly
polls in five states for coa-
lition's inability to build
on the momentum it had
gained in recent months.
He claimed Madhya
Pradesh Congress chief
Kamal Nath was on a
sticky wicket in his home
turf Chhindwara from
where he is in the fray.
MADHYA PRADESH POLLS
PTI
Indore
Former MP and MLA
Premchand Guddu who
has filed a nomination
from Alot
a s s e m b l y
constituency
in Madhya
Pradesh as
an inde-
pendent resigned from
the Congress on Friday.
He did not pull out of
the contest on Thursday,
the last day of withdraw-
al of nominations.
The constituency, lo-
cated in Ratlam district,
is reserved for Scheduled
Castes.
Guddu's main rivals in
the November 17 elec-
tions are Congress's
Manoj Chawla and the
Bharatiya Janata Party's
Chintamani Malviya.
PTI
Hyderabad
The YSR Telangana Par-
ty will not contest the
November 30 assembly
polls in the state and
would support the oppo-
sition Congress, YSRTP
president YS Sharmila
said on Friday.
Sharmila, daughter of
the late CM of undivided
Andhra Pradesh YS Ra-
jasekhara Reddy, an-
nounced supporting Con-
gress to end the “cor-
rupt and anti-people
rule” of BRS led
by CM K Chan-
drasekhar Rao.
She said she
would not like to
stand as a hur-
dle by splitting
the anti-gov-
ernment votes
when there is
a possibility of
a regime change in the
state.
Sharmila said she has
immense respect for
Congress leaders and ac-
tivists, and that she does
not want to split the votes
of Congress, which may
benefit the ruling BRS.
PTI
Mamit
With only four days left
for the Mizoram polls,
the streets of Mamit dis-
trict are yet to be decked
with festoons, posters,
banners of politi-
cal partes or cut-
outs of leaders.
Only a few
small flags of
Mizo National
Front, Congress,
Zoram People's
Movement and
BJP are fluttering
in the Mamit dis-
trict which has three
Assembly segments.
All the political
parties have signed
an agreement with
Mizoram People's Forum
(MPF), which consists of
two powerful NGOs -
Young Mizo Association
(YMA) and Mizoram
Hmeichhe Insuihkhaom
Pawl (MHIP) - on how to
carry out the campaign
during the election, H
Cianzama a businessman
of Mamit, told PTI.
“Theforumdecides
when a joint plat-
form for the
campaign will
take place.
During such an
event, candi-
datesofpolitical
parties are re-
quested to remain
present and deliver
their speeches to
electors. Thereafter
the question and
answer session be-
gins. It ensures to
maintain balance in the
campaign by the political
parties here,” he said.
PTI
Bhopal
The Congress is confi-
dent of performing well
in the Madhya Pradesh
elections and the absence
of Jyotiraditya Scindia,
now a Union minister,
won’t affect it, said for-
mer CM and Rajya Sabha
MP Digvijaya Singh.
“He (Scindia) had not
brought sizeable num-
bers (MLAs) in the last
elections, but it was the
Congress party which
won that much,” Singh
told PTI in an interview
on Thursday night when
asked how his party will
cope with the absence of
Scindia.
“And if you see the re-
sults of bye elections (in
2020), then it clearly re-
flects that the party has
not got bad results from
there. In Gwalior and
Morena, we have won
the local body elections.
Therefore, it is not right
to give him the entire
credit for it,” Singh said.
The Congress party
contested the elections in
2018, and it is contesting
again this time with total
unity, he said.
The Congress formed
the government in MP
under Kamal Nath after
the 2018 polls, its first
after 15 years. But it fell
in March 2020 when
Scindia and MLAs loyal
to him joined the BJP.
Mizoram
Corruptionconversionunder
thespotlightinC’garh:Shah
BATTLEGROUND CHHATTISGARH
Union Home Minister Amit Shah waves to the crowd ahead of Chhattisgarh elections, in Pandariya on
Friday. (Inset) Shah greets the crowd during the public meeting, in Pandariya on Friday. ANI
YSR Telangana President YS Sharmila has announced that her
party will not contest the state elections. FILE
Cong leader Digvijaya Singh
Union Home
Minister addresses
election rallies in
Chhattisgarh
ROYALSCIONSSLUGITOUTINC’GARH'SPOLLBATTLE
Raipur:
After be-
ing in exile
for around
15 years from
electoral politics,
the erstwhile
Royal family of Am-
bagarh Chowki in Chhat-
tisgarh has once again
got a chance to try its
luck in this month's
assembly polls. Sanjeev
Shah, a scion of the erst-
while Nagvanshi Gond
royal family from Am-
bagarh Chowki, is among
at least seven members
of princely families who
are in the fray in the state
assembly elections this
time. While the Congress
and the BJP each have
given tickets to three royal
scions, one such nominee
has been fielded by Aam
Aadmi Party (AAP). A
two-term former MLA,
Shah is the BJP nominee
from Mohla-Manpur (ST),
located in the Naxalite-hit
Mohla-Manpur-Ambagarh
Chowki district. The
Mohla-Manpur segment,
which was earlier part of
the Chowki constituency,
came into existence after
delimitation ahead of the
2008 assembly elections
in Chhattisgarh and since
then BJP has never won
in this constituency. The
palace in Ambagarh
Chowki which had lost
its political sheen is once
again decked up with BJP
flags, posters and ban-
ners, Shah said.
Chhattisgarh
Pankaj Soni
Jaipur
Rashtriya Swayamsevak
Sangh will change the
training curriculum given
toitsworkersaccordingto
the current challenges.
The names and time dura-
tion of the training camps
oftheassociationwillalso
be changed. As of now,
the camps of the Sangh
are called practice classes
and their duration ranges
from one week to 25 days.
Sangh’s All India Public-
ity Chief Sunil Ambekar
said that the All India Ex-
ecutive Board meeting
will be held in Bhuj, Gu-
jarat from November 5th
to 7th, where the curricu-
lum changes will be dis-
cussed and it will be im-
plemented from 2024.
Ambekar said that 381
representatives from 45
provinces formed as per
the composition of RSS
willparticipateinthemeet-
ing. Sarsanghchalak Mo-
hanBhagwat,Sarkaryavah
DattatreyaHosabalealong
with organization minis-
tersofvariouslike-minded
organizations, including
Vishwa Hindu Parishad,
Vidyarthi Parishad, BJP
will also participate in the
meeting. He said in the
meeting, issues like Shri
Ram Temple consecration
ceremony being held on
January22inAyodhyaand
the proposed programmes
related to it across the
country etc. will also be
discussed. A programme
has been called for in dif-
ferenttemplesineverycity
and village of the country.
RSSto change trainingcurriculum
accordingto current challenges
RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat
YSR Telangana Party not
to contest assembly polls
Party announces to support Congress in the
November 30 state assembly elections
6 CONSITUENCIES AIMIM CANDIDATES
Charminar Zulfiqar Ali
Chandrayangutta Akbaruddin Owaisi
Malakpet Ahmed Balala
Nampally Majid Hussain
Karwan Kauser Mohiuddin
Yakutpura Jaffar Hussain Meraj
CONG HAS COMMITTED
CORRUPTION EVEN IN
COW DUNG, SAYS SHAH
Listing out the al-
leged scams that
occurred under the
Congress government,
Union Home Minister Amit
Shah said, in his long po-
litical career he had never
seen a person who has
committed corruption in
cow dung. He was referring
to the government’s cow
dung procurement scheme.
Polling to the 90-member
state assembly will be held
in two phases this month.
While Pandariya is among
20 assembly segments
which will go to polls in the
first phase on November 7,
Saja is among 70 constitu-
encies that will see voting
in the second phase on
November 17.
AIMIM TO CONTEST NINE SEATS
Hyderabad: The AIMIM will contest nine seats
in the upcoming Telangana State Legislative
Assembly elections. The party will be contest-
ing from Nampally, Malakpet, Chandrayangutta, Ya-
kutpura, Bahadurpura, Charminar and Karwan, seats
that it had won in 2018, and also Rajendranagar and
Jubilee Hills. AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi on Friday
announced the candidates for six constituencies. Can-
didates for Bahadurpura, Jubilee Hills and Rajendrana-
gar will be announced on Saturday. Asaduddin said
two veterans Mumtaz Ahmed Khan and Ahmed Pasha
Quadri have been replaced by two new faces.
We want to make it
clear that our
government will
respect the religious
choices of everyone in
the state and
vehemently oppose
'influenced religious
conversion' practices.
AMIT SHAH,
UNION HOME MINISTER
Telangana
Telangana
Festoons, banners, posters,
cut-outs of political parties
missing in Mamit district
Congress will do well in MP
elections, claims Digvijaya I.N.D.I.A. opportunistic alliance,
bound to wither away: Prasad
Leading from the front
BJP National President JP Nadda with BJP State
President VD Sharma during a roadshow ahead of
the upcoming Madhya Pradesh Assembly elections,
at Tyonthar in Rewa district, on Friday.
PTI
Guddu quits
Congress for
second time

First India Bureau
New Delhi
India’soutlookemphasises
respectforsovereigntyand
territorial integrity of all
nations as well as peaceful
resolution of disputes and
adherence to international
rules, Chief ofArmy Staff
Chief Gen Manoj Pande
said on Friday, against the
backdrop of the festering
border row with China in
eastern Ladakh. In an ad-
dress at the Chanakya De-
fence Dialogue, Gen Pan-
de also said that India is
establishingdefencewings
in new locations around
the world and that the
Army is keen to enhance
thescopeandscaleofjoint
military training and exer-
cises with friendly foreign
partner nations.
Delving into current
geo-political upheavals,
he emphasised on the
need to take note of grow-
ing salience of national
security in international
affairs and the “renewed
currency” of hard power.
Gen Pande described
India as the “bright spot”
amidst despondency and
geopolitical flux. “Our
outlook emphasises re-
spect for sovereignty and
territorial integrity of all
nations, equality of all,
peaceful resolution of dis-
putes, avoidance of use of
force and adherence to in-
ternational rules, laws and
regulations,” Gen Pande
said without making any
specific references.
The Chief of Army
Staff said India’s com-
mitment towards posi-
tively engaging all stake-
holders has been “unwa-
vering and enduring”
over the years.
PTI
Varanasi
Security has been stepped
up at IIT-BHU and a cop
has been shifted to the po-
lice lines for dereliction of
duty, a day after a student
wasallegedlymolestedand
stripped near her hostel,
triggering a protest by
hundreds of students. Se-
curity guards deployed at
IIT-BHU gates were seen
to be carrying out strict
checksonanyoneentering
the campus on Friday.
No arrest has been re-
ported in the case till Fri-
day afternoon.ACP Bhe-
lupur, Praveen Kumar
Singh confirmed that
SHO of Lanka police sta-
tion Ashwini Pandey has
been sent to the lines for
dereliction of duty.
“A meeting was held
with the BHU officials
and it was decided to de-
ploy constables at certain
places across the campus
to stop entry of the out-
siders and prevent recur-
rence of any untoward
incident,” Singh said.
RECEPTION ROYALE
Bhutan King arrives in India on 8-day official visit
ANI
Guwahati
hutan King
Jigme Khesar
NamgyelWang-
chuck arrived in Assam
for an official visit to In-
dia from November 3 to
10. Assam CM Himanta
Biswa Sarma received the
Bhutan Royal at the
Guwahati airport.
King Wnagchuck is
accompanied by senior
officials of the royal gov-
ernment of Bhutan.
Sarma said he is “elat-
ed” to welcome Jigme
Khesar Namgyel Wang-
chuck. Taking to X, Sar-
ma stated, “On behalf of
the people of Assam, I
am elated to welcome
His Majesty Jigme Khe-
sarNamgyelWangchuck,
the King of Bhutan. Un-
der the guidance of our
Hon’ble Prime Minister,
we look forward to the
strengthening of the spe-
cial relationship between
our two countries.”
Taking to X, Ministry
of External Affairs offi-
cial spokesperson Arin-
dam Bagchi stated, “A
warm welcome to His
Majesty the King of Bhu-
tan, Jigme Khesar Nam-
gyel Wangchuck on his
first official visit to As-
sam. Welcomed by CM
@himantabiswa at the
Guwahati airport.”
During his visit, Bhu-
tan King will meet Prime
Minister Narendra Modi,
the Ministry of External
Affairs said in an official
statement. Furthermore,
ExternalAffairs Minister
S Jaishankar and senior
officials of the Indian
government will call on
Bhutan King.
Bhutan King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck being welcomed
by CM Himanta Biswa Sarma, in Guwahati on Friday. ANI
Vehicles move on Delhi-Gurugram Expressway amid a thick layer of smog as AQI level increases to
severe; Smog engulfs the Jahangirpuri and Dhaula Kuan areas in the national capital on Friday.
Students stage a protest against the molestation of an Indian
Institute of Technology (BHU) student, in Varanasi. ANI
Bhutan King Wangchuck comes out of Kamakhya Temple after
offering prayers during his first official visit to Assam, on Friday.
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Agencies
New Delhi
The Union Finance Min-
istry has come out with
an amnesty scheme for
filing appeals against
Goods and Services Tax
(GST) demand orders.
The scheme, which
will be open till January
31, 2024, will be availa-
ble for entities that were
unable to submit their
appeals against orders is-
sued by the tax officer on
or before March 31,
2023, according to the
Central Board of Indirect
Taxes and Customs
(CBIC).
The CBIC issued a no-
tification with respect to
the scheme on Thursday.
So far, the Goods and
Services Tax (GST) law
allowed an assessee to
file an appeal against an
assessment order seeking
taxes within three months
of the tax officer passing
such a demand order.
This can be extended by
one more month.
HCrejectsCID’splea
toallow2DSPsto
monitorNaiduonbail
Women’s quota law:
Apex court refuses to
issue notice on plea
Amaravati: The
Andhra Pradesh
High Court on Friday
rejected CID’s application
to depute two DSP rank
officers to tag along with
TDP chief Chandrababu
Naidu while he is out on
medical bail, so that they
can monitor his activities
and submit reports to the
court regularly. The court
however reiterated the
bail conditions it imposed.
New Delhi: The
Supreme Court has
said it would be “very
difficult” for it to strike
down a part of the
women’s reservation law
that says it will come into
effect after the Census. A
bench refused to issue a
notice on a plea moved by
Congress leader Jaya
Thakur, that has sought
immediate implementation
of the 128th Constitution.
Bihar: Two women
killed, five injured in
religious function
Adani-Hindenburg
row article: SC relief
for two journalists
Saran: Two elderly
women died and five
others got injured during a
commotion at a religious
congregation in Bihar’s
Saran district on Friday, a
senior official said. The
incident took place during
Gayatri Yagya at
Mastichak village in
Dariyapur police station
area around 6 am. The
deceased were identified
as Ramkali Devi (65) and
Parvati Devi (70), both
residents of Aurangabad.
The two deceased had
health-related problems,
and their bodies have
been sent for post-mortem.
New Delhi: The
Supreme Court on
Friday granted interim
protection from arrest to
two journalists in connec-
tion with an article written
by them on the Adani-
Hindenburg row. A bench
of Justices BR Gavai and
PK Mishra issued notice to
the Gujarat govt on the
pleas filed by journalists
Ravi Nair and Anand
Mangnale.
Three cow smugglers arrested from Baghpat
after a brief encounter with police
Baghpat: Three alleged cow smugglers were arrested
here on Friday following a police encounter in which
one of them was injured, officials said.
A policeman also sustained injuries in
the encounter, they said. The
encounter happened in the forest of
Bhaupura under Doghat police station
area early on Friday morning. They
opened fire in an attempt to escape injuring the policeman.
Police fired back and one of the trio was hit with a bullet.
CRUCIAL READ
National Art Exhibition
President Droupadi Murmu being presented with a painting by the people of the tribal
community at the inaugural function of the National Level Art Exhibition, in New Delhi on
Friday. Union Ministers Bhupender Yadav and Ashwini Kumar Choubey are also present.
PTI
GST:Ministrycomesup
withAmnestyscheme
Security tightened at IIT-BHU
campus after molestation case
India establishing defence wings in new
locations around world: Army Chief Pande
GEN PANDE FELICITATES INDIAN ARMY
MEDALLISTS AT ASIAN PARA GAMES
New Delhi: Army Chief General Manoj Pande
on Friday felicitated medal winners and other
sportspersons from the Indian Army for their
excellent performance at the Asian Para Games in
China. At an event held at the Manekshaw Centre
here, Gen Pande interacted with 17 players and
their supporting staff who took part in the games in
Hangzhou and displayed outstanding performance.
Eleven sportspersons from the Indian Army par-
ticipated in the fourth Asian Para Games, of which
seven emerged as medal winners. The medal tally
includes — one gold, four silver and two bronze, the
Army said in a statement on Friday.
First India Bureau
New Delhi
A thick layer of toxic
smog covered India’s
capital on Friday morn-
ing as the air quality in-
dex (AQI) entered the
“severe” category in sev-
eral parts of the city.
The smog forms over
Delhi every winter as the
cold, heavy air traps con-
struction dust, pollution
from vehicles and smoke
from the burning of crop
stubble in neighboring
states.Asaresult,millions
of residents face respira-
tory illnesses every year.
“Unfavorable meteor-
ological conditions, sud-
den increase in the farm
fire incidents and north-
westerly winds moving
the pollutants to Delhi are
the major causes for sud-
den spike in AQI,” the
CAQM said on Friday.
Delhischoolsshutasairquality
reaches“severe”category
Millions of residents face respiratory illnesses every year
Thick smoke engulfs NCR
DELHI LG SAYS AIR POLLUTION
EXTREMELY WORRISOME
Delhi Lt Governor VK
Saxena Friday said the air
pollution situation in the city
is “extremely worrying” and called a
meeting with Chief Minister Arvind
Kejriwal and Environment Minister
Gopal Rai at Raj Niwas. In a series
of posts on X, Saxena appealed to
people to remain indoors and not to
expose themselves and especially
children and elderly to the hazard-
ous ambient conditions.
NGTTELLSSTATECSsTOTAKE
IMMEDIATEREMEDIALACTION
New Delhi: The National
Green Tribunal on Friday di-
rected the chief secretaries of
the states where the Air Quality Index
(AQI) has dipped to poor, very poor
and severe categories to take imme-
diate remedial action. The NGT was
hearing a matter where it had taken
cognisance of the online air quality
bulletins of the Central Pollution Con-
trol Board across different cities from
October 20 to November 1.
CONNAUGHTPLACESMOGTOWER
SHUTSDOWNAMIDAQICRISIS
Delhi Environment Minister
Gopal Rai has said that the
large smog tower installed
at Connaught Place two years ago
to reduce air pollution in the vicinity
has been shut down arbitrarily on
the orders of Delhi Pollution Control
Committee Chairman. Rai said that
the DPCC chairman “stopped the
release of funds to IIT-Bombay and
other agencies working on the proj-
ect, without informing the govt”.
CURBS EXPECTED
IN DELHI AS AIR
QUALITY WORSENS
The Commis-
sion for Air
Quality Man-
agement (CAQM) has
convened a meeting
at 1:30pm on Friday
to discuss invoking
Stage 4 of the Graded
Response Action Plan
(Grap) for enhanced
anti-pollution curbs
amid worsening air
quality, which tipped
into the severe
category for the first
time this season on
Thursday. The aver-
age Air Quality Index
(AQI) of Delhi was
475 at 11am.
TOUGH ACTION BY
HARYANA GOVT ON
STUBBLE BURNING
Amplifying its
crackdown
against stubble
burning offenders, the
Haryana govt has is-
sued 939 challans and
imposed fines of over
Rs 25.12 lakh, officials
said on Friday. The
govt remains dedicated
to completely eliminat-
ing the crop residue
burning incidents, even
as it has achieved 38
per cent reduction in
stubble burning inci-
dents during the cur-
rent harvesting season
over the previous year,
the officials said.
Gen Manoj Pande poses for group photo with Army’s Paralympic
Team members, who participated in Asian Games 2023. ANI

OCT 5 - NOV 19
07
TO HELP PEOPLE STRUGGLING WITH ADDICTION
Matthew Perry Foundation established
First India Bureau
New Delhi
he Matthew
Perry Founda-
tion has been
established in the
“Friends” star name to
help individuals dealing
with addiction.
The actor died at the
age of 54 on October 28
at his LosAngeles home,
law enforcement sources
told the Los Angeles
Times at the time. The
L.A. coroner’s office has
not established the cause
of death yet.
“In the spirit of Mat-
thew Perry’s enduring
commitment to helping
others struggling with the
disease of addiction, we
embark on a journey to
honor his legacy by es-
tablishing the Matthew
Perry Foundation, guided
by his own words and ex-
periences, and driven by
his passion for making a
difference in as many
lives as possible,” the
foundation said in a state-
ment to news portal The
Hollywood Reporter.
James Burrows, who directed several episodes of Friends over
its 10-season run, recalled his own experience working with
Perry on the sitcom.
Rishi Sunak and Elon Musk at conclusion of the 2-day AI summit.
T
Afghankeepsemifinalhopesalive
Rahmat, Shahidi score fifties as Afghanistan beat Netherlands by 7 wickets
First India Bureau
New Delhi
Captain Hashmatullah
Shahidi and Rahmat Shah
made well-compiled fif-
ties and veteran Moham-
mad Nabi produced a sti-
fling spell as Afghanistan
continued their dream run
in the World Cup, regis-
tering a smooth seven-
wicket vic-
tory over
Netherlands
to keep their
semifinals
hopes alive
on Friday.
In the bat-
tle between two giant-
killers of this showpiece,
Afghanistan rode on their
spinners and brilliant
fielding to restrict the
Dutch to 179 all out and
then chased down the tar-
get in 31.3 overs.
The win, their fourth in
seven games, swelledAf-
ghanistan’s tally to eight
points and also lifted
them to the fifth spot
ahead of Pakistan.
The Afghans, howev-
er, have two tough
matches left againstAus-
tralia and South Africa
and their fate relies on the
results of them.
MATCH
NO. 34
Afghanistan’s batters Hashmatullah Shahidi and Azmatullah
Omarzai celebrate after winning the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup
2023 match against Netherlands, at Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari
Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium in Lucknow, on Friday.
A site of a Russian drone strike
in Kharkiv, Ukraine on Friday.
Israeli soldiers advance into the Gaza City on Friday.
Agencies
New Delhi
Saudi Arabia has ex-
pressed interest in buying
a multibillion-dollar stake
in the Indian Premier
League (IPL), the world's
richest cricket leasgue,
Bloomberg reported on
Friday, citing people fa-
miliar with the matter.
Saudi Arabian Crown
Prince Mohammed bin
Salman's advisers have
spoken to Indian govern-
ment officials about mov-
ing the IPL into a holding
company valued at as
much as $30 billion, the
report said. The talks were
heldwhenthecrownprince
visited India in September,
the report said, adding that
the kingdom proposed in-
vesting as much as $5 bil-
lion into the league and
helpleadanexpansioninto
other countries.
IPL is one of the rich-
est leagues in the world
and has been attracting
top players since 2008.
Saudi Arabia eyes
stake in $30 billion
IPL, says report
Israeli troops encircle Gaza City
First India Bureau
New Delhi
Israeli ground troops en-
circled Gaza City on Fri-
day in their war against
Hamas, as top US diplo-
mat Antony Blinken ar-
rived in Israel for a trip
focused on “concrete
steps” to minimise Pales-
tinian civilian casualties.
Ahead of Blinken’s ar-
rival, Israel’s military
said on Thursday it had
“completed the encircle-
ment” of the narrow Pal-
estinian territory’s largest
city -- signalling a new
phase in the nearly
month-long conflict.
The Hamas-run Gaza
health ministry says over
9,000 people have died in
Israeli bombardments,
mostly women and chil-
dren. Fresh Israeli strikes
rocked the Gaza Strip on
Friday morning.
Security tightened as top US diplomat arrives
Russia's biggest drone strike hits
critical Ukrainian infrastructure
First India Bureau
New Delhi
Russia launched a msas-
sive drone attack early on
Friday, hitting critical in-
frastructure in the west
and south of Ukraine and
destroying private hous-
es and commercial build-
ings in Kharkiv,
Ukraine’s second largest
city, officials said.
The air force said it
shot down 24 “Shahed”
drones out of 40 launched
by Russia, the biggest
drone attack in weeks to
target Kharkiv in the
northeast, Odesa and
Kherson in the south and
the region of Lviv on
Ukraine’s border with
Poland in the west.
“Russian terrorists will
try to do more damage.
We will respond to the
enemy,” President Volo-
dymyr Zelenskiy said.
First India Bureau
New Delhi
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi on Friday discussed
the deadly war between
Israel and Hamas with
UAE President Moham-
ed bin Zayed, and shared
“deep concerns” over ter-
rorism and the death of
civilians in the region. In
a telephone conversation,
the two leaders ex-
changed views on the de-
velopments in the West
Asian region and called
for an early resolution of
the security and humani-
tarian situation.
PM Modi, UAE
President share
‘deep concerns’
on terrorism
‘AI will mean people no
longer need to work’
Agencies
London
Tech billionaire Elon
Musk has predicted that
artificial intelligence will
eventually mean that no
one will have to work.
He was speaking to PM
Rishi Sunak during an
unusual “in conversation”
event at the end of this
week’s summit on AI.
The 50-minute interview
included a prediction by
Musk that the tech will
make paid work redun-
dant. He warned of hu-
manoid robots that “can
chase you anywhere”.
CASTMATESWERE‘DESTROYED’WHENTHEYHEARD
OF PERRY’S DEATH, SAYS ‘FRIENDS’ DIRECTOR
PAKISTAN SWEAT IT
OUT FOR DO-OR-DIE
CLASH AGAINST NZ
Matthew Perry’s Friends family is still reel-
ing from his sudden death.Director James
Burrows shared how the rest of the Friends
cast members, Courteney Cox, David Schwimmer,
Jennifer Aniston, Matt LeBlanc and Lisa Kudrow are
doing amid their devastating loss. “I texted the girls the
day we found out and they were destroyed,” Burrows
said. “It’s a brother dying.” He continued, “He was part
of a family and he was the first one to not be part of
that family anymore.” Burrows also said Perry was
inventive with how he did a line,” the Emmy winner
noted. “He was really funny and his work was perfect.”
Bengaluru:
Ahead of
Pakistan’s
upcoming match against
New Zealand, the 35th
match of the ongo-
ing ODI World Cup at
the M.Chinnaswamy
Stadium in Bengaluru
on Saturday, the ‘Men
in Green’ sweated it
out, putting in the hard
yards in the nets. The
Pakistan squad put in
rigorous practice on both
the batting and bowling
fronts prior to their
crucial game against the
Kiwis in Bengaluru on
Saturday. Pakistan skip-
per Babar Azam focused
on big hits while pacers
Hasan Ali and Shaheen
Shah Afridi hit the nets,
bowling at full tilt while
trying to fine-tune their
lines and lengths ahead
of the crucial clash. In
Pakistan’s previous en-
counter against Bangla-
desh, the Bengal Tigers
elected to bat first.
ICC World Cup 2023
TEAMS M W L T N/R PT NRR
INDIA 7 7 0 0 0 14 2.102
SOUTH AFRICA 7 6 1 0 0 12 2.290
AUSTRALIA 6 4 2 0 0 8 0.970
NEW ZEALAND 7 4 3 0 0 8 0.484
AFGHANISTAN 7 4 3 0 0 8 -0.330
PAKISTAN 7 3 4 0 0 6 -0.024
SRI LANKA 7 2 5 0 0 4 -1.162
NETHERLANDS 7 2 5 0 0 4 -1.398
BANGLADESH 7 1 6 0 0 2 -1.446
ENGLAND 6 1 5 0 0 2 -1.652
POINTS TABLE WORLD CUP 2023
IN BRIEF
US Cong resolution
recognises religious
significance of Diwali
Washington: Indian-
American Congressman
Raja Krishnamoorthi on
Friday reintroduced a
bipartisan resolution in
the US Congress recog-
nising the religious and
historical significance
of the Diwali festival
which is celebrated by
over 3 million Ameri-
cans of Indian descent.
Preity Zinta conferred
honorary doctorate
by University in UK
London: Birmingham
City University (BCU)
has conferred an honor-
ary doctorate on actor
Preity Zinta for her con-
tributions to Indian cin-
ema and the business
world, as a film produc-
er and cricketing associ-
ation with IPL team
Punjab Kings.
14Paksoldierskilled
asmilitantsambush2
vehiclesinBalochistan
Islamabad: At least 14
Pakistani soldiers were
killed on Friday when
militants ambushed two
vehicles carrying secu-
rity forces in Balo-
chistan. Friday’s toll is
the heaviest suffered by
the military this year
where separatists and
militants have stepped
up their attacks.
Iran sentences
woman to death
Tehran: An Iranian
court has sentenced a
woman to death for
adultery, a media said. A
report in newspaper said
the woman worked as a
trainer in a gym for fe-
males. Her husband con-
tacted police when he
found her with another
man at their home.
WASHINGTON: The United States is expected to
deliver $425 million in new military aid to Ukraine for
its fight against Russia, including about $300 million
in long-term funding to buy laser-guided munitions designed
to take out drones, U.S. officials said Thursday.The long-
term money will be provided through the Ukraine Security
Assistance Initiative, which funds contracts for larger weap-
ons systems that need to be built by defense companies.
Gaza Strip: U.S.
Secretary of State
Antony Blinken
urged Israel to do every-
thing in its power to protect
civilians caught in the
fighting in Gaza and ensure
they receive humanitarian
aid, while underscoring the
country’s right to defend
itself. Israel, meanwhile,
warned that it was on high
alert for attacks on its border
with Lebanon.
US TO SEND $425 MILLION IN AID TO UKRAINE,
THE UNITED STATES OFFICIALS ANNOUNCE
BLINKEN URGES
SAFETY FOR CIVILIANS  “74 US citizens,
their families have ar-
rived on Egyptian side”:
White House official
 Hamas leader Isma-
el Haniyeh relocated to
Tehran, says IDF
 Israel begins sending
thousands of Palestinian
workers back to Gaza
 Hamas still holds
241 Israeli hostages;
says IDF
l Concerns are growing
that Russia will step up
more missile, drone strikes
in a bid to cripple Ukraine’s
energy infrastructure.
l The US has learned that
Russia’s Wagner Group
is preparing to deliver an
advanced air defence mis-
sile system to Hezbollah
following the Lebanese
militia group’s clashes.
l Hezbollah is in a “true
battle” with Israel and “all
options are on the table”,
the leader has warned.
MOREWARUPDATES
MAJOR UPDATES
New Delhi: The
Board of Control for
Cricket in India or
BCCI has confirmed that
Dubai will be the official
venue for the IPL 2024 Auc-
tion. The auction will be held
at the Coca-Cola Arena in
the desert city, on December
19. This will be the first-ever
IPL auction that will take
place outside India. BCCI
previously also considered
Istanbul, Turkey as the venue
for the last year’s auction but
later decided against it.
NEXT VENUE DUBAI
FOR IPL AUCTION: BCCI

Shivendra Parmar and
Ziauddin Khan
Bharatpur/Sapotra
Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot, while addressing
a public meeting organ-
ized during the Congress
Guarantee Dialogue in
Deeg on Friday, said that
his government did what
it said. “In the last five
years, we not only an-
nounced public welfare
schemes in the budget
but also implemented
them on the ground and
provided benefits to the
person sitting at the end
of the queue. By estab-
lishing 20 new districts
including Deeg in the
state, administrative
work has been made eas-
ier for the common peo-
ple. The Eastern Ra-
jasthan Canal Project
(ERCP) is very important
for Eastern Rajasthan.
This will provide a per-
manent solution to the
irrigation and drinking
water problems of the
residents of 13 districts,”
Gehlot said.
Notably, Gehlot had
reached Deeg for nomi-
nation meeting of Con-
gress candidate Vishven-
dra Singh and even of-
fered prayers at Laxman
Temple.
Gehlot said, “BJP
tried to topple the gov-
ernment but could not.
Now ED is being mis-
used. Today Rajasthan
has come into discussion
all over the country. The
government has done
good work in the field of
education and health. We
developed the state rap-
idly in 5 years.”
Bhanwar Jitendra Sin-
gh and Subhash Garg
were also present in the
nomination meeting.
Congress candidate
Ramesh Meena filed his
nomination on Friday
from Karauli after which
a public meeting was
held. CM Gehlot
reached the nomination
meeting of Meena and
was elated to witness
huge crowd gathered at
the venue. Ramesh Mee-
na welcomed the CM.
Various senior leaders
including Cong Dist
Prez Shivraj Meena
were present.
INFLATION NOT ONLY AFFECTING CANDIDATES BUT ALSO GOVT TREASURY
Vote is priceless, the cost of casting has increased a hundred times
Pankaj Soni
Jaipur
nflation is not
only affecting
the candidates
but also the government’s
treasury. Therefore, this
time it may cost the Elec-
tion Commission Rs 55
to 60 per vote in conduct-
ing the voting. 5 crore 27
lakh 36 thousand 632
voters have got the right
to vote in the elections.
According to this, the ex-
penditure on the Com-
mission for the assembly
elections in Rajasthan
could be around Rs 300
crore.According to Elec-
tion Commission data, in
the first election in 1957,
the expenditure per vote
was only 5 paise. This
expenditure increased to
Rs 42 in the 2018 elec-
tions.
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The expenditure in the 1957 Assembly
elections was 5 paise per vote
According to the rate of inflation, this time
the expenditure will be Rs 55 to 60 per vote
TRANSPARENT ELECTIONS WITH NEW SYSTEM,
HAVE ALSO BECOME QUITE EXPENSIVE
With the speed at which elections are becoming
hi-tech, it has become expensive for the Election
Commission to conduct elections in a fair and
smooth manner. Since independence, the Assembly
elections have been held 14 times in Rajasthan and this
year, the Assembly elections are going to be held for the
15th time. Since the beginning of these Assembly polls,
the number of voters has increased by 5 times, but the
expenditure incurred by these voters every time they
cast their vote in the Assembly elections, has increased
by 100 times in these 67 years. The expenses of the
Election Commission include: DA expenses, polling party
rent, video surveillance team, webcasting, tents, lights,
microphones, food, videography, voting material, voter
awareness material, GPS tracking, printing, temporary
construction work, shifting of the EVMs from one place to
another etc.
HOW EXPENSES
INCREASED
 1957 `0.05
 1962 `0.46
 1967 `0.55
 1972 `0.85
 1977 `0.81
 1980 `1.73
 1985 `2.38
 1990 `2.63
 1993 `6.06
 1998 `6.55
 2003 `7.34
 2008 `15.34
 2013 `35.27
 2018 `42.53
HIGHEST EXPENDITURE INCREASED IN JOURNEY FROM BALLOT TO EVM
In the Rajasthan Assembly elec-
tions of 2008, voting was done
through ballot paper. At that
time, the cost of voting per person was
Rs 15.34. But as soon as the matter
reached EVMs, this expenditure more
than doubled. In the 2013 elections,
EVMs were used on all 200 seats. At
this time the cost of voting per person
reached Rs 35. In the 2018 elections,
this expenditure came to Rs 42 53 paise
per person.
First India Bureau
New Delhi
Vice-President Jagdeep
Dhankhar addressed the
girl students from Mody
Science and Technology
University, Lakshman-
garh, Rajasthan at the
Parliament House on Fri-
day. Referring to the re-
cent incidents of paper
leaks during his address,
Dhankhar said that paper
leaks and cheating are
very deadly diseases.
“Whoever cooperates
in paper leak, earns fi-
nancial benefit from pa-
per leak, earns money by
selling the paper, they
first of all attack your
ability, they spoil your
hard work. This should
not happen in any sys-
tem,” he said.
He stressed that this is
a very big disease, it is
very important to end this
disease, it has in a way
robbed the students of
their talent. And those
who indulge in this des-
picable act for monetary
gain, commit robbery.
Those who commit such
crimes should be given
harshest punishment, by
both law and society, the
Vice-President said.
CM Ashok Gehlot being greeted by people during the ‘Congress
Guarantee Dialogue’ nomination rally of Vishvendra Singh in
Deeg, Bharatpur on Friday.
CM Ashok Gehlot and Ramesh Meena greet people during the
‘Congress Guarantee Dialogue’ nomination rally of Meena held
in Sapotra tehsil in Karauli district on Friday.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The BJP on Friday re-
leased names of two can-
didates for Raj Assembly
polls.Thisisparty’sfourth
list of candidates.
The BJP has fielded
Ramniwas Meena from
Todabhim Assembly seat
and Swaroop S Khara
from Sheo seat. So far,
the party has announced
candidates on 184 out of
the 200 seats in Raj As-
sembly. Ramniwas Mee-
na has joined BJP on
Thursday at Union Min
GS Shekhawat’s resi-
dence, in presence of
Kailash Choudhary.
Jaipur: Sardarpura
Assembly constitu-
ency candidate
Ashok Gehlot, who has
represented Jodhpur as
Chief Minister three times,
will file his nomination on
November 6 in the pres-
ence of Congress National
President, Mallikarjun
Kharge. This will be the
first time that a Congress
candidate will be filing
his nomination and the
National President of that
Party will be present. Apart
from the entire state of
Rajasthan, the eyes of the
country will be focused on
November 6, when CM
Ashok Gehlot will file his
nomination in the presence
of Congress’ National Pres-
ident, Mallikarjun Kharge
and other Congress lead-
ers and workers.
Jaipur: Cong’s ‘Jan
Sampark Rally’ on
guarantee schemes
is on Nov 7. State Congress
in-charge SS Randhawa,
PCC Chief GS Dotasra, co-
in-charge Amrrita Dhawan,
RR Tiwari and other leaders
will participate. The rally will
be held in Adarsh Nagar,
Kishanpol and Hawa Mahal.
CM GEHLOT TO FILE
PAPERS ON NOV 6 IN
KHARGE’S PRESENCE
CONGRESS TO HOLD
‘JAN SAMPARK RALLY’
ON NOVEMBER 7
Congressgovernmentdevelopedthe
Staterapidlyin5years:CMGehlot
BJP tried to topple the government but could not.
Now ED is being misused. Today Rajasthan has come
into discussion all over the country, says Gehlot
Alwar and Bharatpur share a family relationship. BJP
has 25 MPs in Rajasthan, but they did nothing
regarding ERCP, says Bhanwar Jitendra Singh
Ramesh Meena works from the heart.
Whatever responsibility is given, he
fulfills it very well. In such a situation,
let Ramesh Meena win for the fourth
time also so that the process of
development continues.
ASHOK GEHLOT, CHIEF MINISTER
There is such a CM among us, who does
not refuse to give to anyone. Whenever
for development we expressed our
views, the CM agreed. The devp done in
the State this time and the schemes
started have no match.
RAMESH MEENA, PANCHAYATI RAJ MINISTER
Whoever cooperates in
paper leak, earns
financial benefit from
paper leak, earns
money by selling the
paper, they first of all
attack your ability,
they spoil your hard
work. This should not
happen in any system.
JAGDEEP DHANKHAR, V-P
Paper leak is a fatal
disease: V-P Dhankhar
Those who commit
heinous acts like
paper leaks should
be punished harshly,
he further asserts
ED focuses only on
Opposition, says CM
‘Congbehinddeepened
crisisoftrustinpolitics’
Raje: I think I can retire now, as
you have trained Dushyant well
Jagdeep Dhankhar interacts with the students of Mody University
of Science and Technology, Lakshmangarh, who called on the V-P
and RS Chairman at the Parliament House in New Delhi on Friday.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
Even as Enforcement Di-
rectorate raids continued
in Rajasthan, Chief Min-
ister Ashok Gehlot on
Friday questioned the
intent of ED and said that
ED is only paying atten-
tion in going to politi-
cians’ houses.
“The way ED is behav-
ing in the whole country;
I believe it’s not in their
own interest. These are
premiere agencies. Now
ED is only coming for op-
position political parties.
ES is only paying atten-
tion in going to politi-
cians’houses” saidAshok
Gehlot.
“In such a big country,
are there no income of-
fences happening? They
are not paying attention
to that. Their credibility
is reducing; we don’t
want that. We want these
agencies to be strong...
This should be a matter
of concern, “ he added.
Meanwhile, Congress
Party spokesperson
Pawan Khera said, “More
than 95% of ED cases are
against opposition lead-
ers. ED never visits lead-
ers like Ajit Pawar, Him-
anta Biswa Sarma, Kul-
deep Bishnoi, and Naray-
an Rane,” said Khera.
“In Rajasthan, two ED
officers were caught tak-
ing Rs 15 lakh.Anti-Cor-
ruption Bureau has
caught ED officers tak-
ing money. If the rate list
of a small officer of ED
is Rs 15 lakh, then what
will be the rate list of sen-
ior officers of ED, it is
worth wondering” said
the Congress spokesper-
son, Khera.
Shiv Prakash Purohit and
Ashish Choudhary
Rajsamand/Nathdwara
Defence Minister Ra-
jnath Singh while ad-
dressing a public meeting
in Rajsamand district
said, “Due to difference
in words deeds of lead-
ers, public’s trust in In-
dian politics and its lead-
ers has gradually eroded.
And the crisis of trust in
Indian politics has deep-
ened due to Congress,”
BJP candidate Deepti
Maheshwari said, After
the formation of double
engine govt, all-round
development of Rajsa-
mand will be possible.”
Addressing a public
rally at Nathdwara, Singh
said, “Cong govt is try-
ing to buy people’s dig-
nity with a few silver
coins. In Cong govt’s
tenure, people’s throats
were slit, but the ‘Head’
of govt kept sleeping like
‘Kumbhakarna.’
Bhanwar S Charan,
Arif Mansoori and Pankaj
Jhalawar/Bhilwara
Former CM Vasundhara
Raje while addressing a
rally in Jhalawar, said, “I
think I can retire now.You
people have given right
training by telling, teach-
ing and showing your
eyes. Now I don’t need to
take care of Dushyant
much. You people do not
need to worry, the time of
Jhalawariscomingagain,”
she said after the speech of
her son and BJP MP Du-
shyant Singh.
“The lotus will bloom
again and there will be
development like what
happened under our pre-
vious BJP governments.
This is my 10th nomina-
tion in Jhalawar,” she
said, adding. “Whenever
I filed my nomination,
the people of Jhalawar
told me only one thing
that my job is to file pa-
pers, rest of the work is
theirs.” She attended BJP
candidateVitthalShankar
Awasthi ‘s nomination
rally in Bhilwara too.
Swaroop S
Khara
Ramniwas
Meena
BJP releases 4th
list with 2 names
Vasundhara Raje addresses the gathering during a huge public
meeting in Jhalwar ditrict on Friday.
Rajnath Singh addresses the people during the nomination rally
of Deepti Maheshwari at Rajsamand district on Friday as Deepti
Maheshwari also greets people. Other leaders were also present.
Today I have come to Bhilwara on behalf of the party
so that I can be with the workers, MP, MLA and former
MLA. I have come here to convey good wishes on
behalf of the party.
VASUNDHARA RAJE, FORMER CHIEF MINISTER
PRALHADJOSHI TO JOIN VASUNDHARA RAJE’S
NOMINATION RALLY IN JHALAWAR TODAY
Union Minister Pralhad Joshi will visit Jhalawar
today and participate in Vasundhara Raje’s nomina-
tion rally. MP Dushyant Singh will also be present.

JAIPUR, SATURDAY | NOVEMBER 4, 2023
Glamour | Fashion | Bollywood | Hollywood | Lifestyle
INSIDE TALKS WITH SUSH!
ushmita Sen, a renowned Bollywood
actress, reveals her desire for quality
work over hits and discusses her criteria
for choosing scripts. The Former Miss
Universe make interesting revelations! P11
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he Red carpet launch is more than
just an event, it’s a captivating
spectacle that weaves together
glamour,anticipationandelegance.
With every step on that scarlet
runway, celebrations and luminar-
ies unveil a world of style and sophistication.
Mukesh Ambani hosted an unforgettable even-
ing of luxury and glamour at his highly antici-
pated red carpet-launch. Dazzling stars and
influential personalities graced the event,
making it a true gathering of the elite. The
red carpet transformed into a runway of
high fashion and extravagance, with attend-
ees showcasing the latest trends and exqui-
site couture. The ambience was filled with an
air of anticipation and celebration, highlighting
Ambani’s commitment to pushing the boundaries
of opulence and excellence. On a night that will un-
doubtedly be etched in the annals of luxury events,
Ambani once again proved that he knows how to
create magic and leave a lasting impression.
Janhvi Kapoor : The actress was recently seen
wearing a gorgeous and supremely shimmery sil-
ver co-ord set created by none other than the fash-
ionable maven, Manish Malhotra.
Nora Fatehi: The sexy in my dress singer was
seen setting the red carpet ablaze as she walked
forth with confidence in a vibrant and shimmer-
ing red saree created by the fashion god, Manish
Malhotra.
Bhumi Pendekar : The actress was one of the
most iconic divas on the red carpet, in a classy
Shadek Majed’s Autumn/Winter 2023-2024
couture piece. The outfit featured a sheer off-
shoulder top with an oversized bow and a fabu-
lous black skirt-like extension which was laden
with patterns.
Malaika Arora: Malaika opted for a Maison
Alaïa ensemble, donning a long sheer fitted bod-
ycon dress with short sleeves. The sheer effect
was achieved using a finer corded viscose, add-
ing a touch of elegance to her look.
Manushi Chhillar :The actress donned a striking
ensemble from Antonio Riva’s couture collection.
The outfit showcased a ballerina-inspired sheer mini
dress, embellished with sequins. She paired it with
black buckle open-toe block heels.
Madhuri Dixit: The star in outfit Nene embraced
the glitz and glamour in a white suit entirely covered
in sparkling sequins, paired with a satin white top.
She accessorised with elegant emerald green drop
earrings.
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EAT WELL
Embrace a well-rounded diet
comprising ample vegetables,
fruits, whole grains, healthy
fats, and lean proteins. These
are essential for supplying vital
nutrients, maintaining bodily
functions, and reducing the risk
of conditions such as obesity,
diabetes, and cardiovascular
problems.
WORKOUT REGULARLY
Incorporate regular physical ac-
tivity into your routine to main-
tain a healthy weight, enhance
cardiovascular health, strength-
en muscles and bones, and low-
er the risk of diseases like type
2 diabetes.
MINIMIZE STRESS
Employ techniques like mind-
fulness, meditation, yoga, and
deep breathing to effectively
manage stress and promote
overall well-being.
ADEQUATE SLEEP
Prioritize sufficient sleep to fa-
cilitate bodily recovery, cogni-
tive function, mood regulation,
immune support, and sustained
energy levels.
RESTRICT BAD HABITS
Steer clear of smoking, exces-
sive alcohol, and drug con-
sumption to prevent severe
health issues affecting the res-
piratory, cardiovascu-
lar, and mental
domains.
REDUCE DIGITAL TIME
Reduce excessive screen time,
especially from devices like
smartphones and computers, to
enhance sleep quality, mental
well-being, and reduce seden-
tary behavior.
STAY HYDRATED
Ensure proper hydration to sup-
port bodily functions, regulate
body temperature, maintain
healthy skin, and promote over-
all organ health.
REGULAR HEALTH
CHECKUPS
Don't wait until you're sick to
seek medical attention. Regular
checkups can detect potential
health problems ear-
ly, enabling timely
interventions
and treatment.
BE OPEN TO
SOCIALIZATION
Take time to socialize outside
social media. Foster a robust
social support network to bol-
ster mental and emotional well-
being, reducing the risk of con-
ditions like depression and
anxiety.
FOLLOW UP WITH THOSE
HOBBIES
Engage in hobbies and recrea-
tional activities to achieve a
balanced lifestyle, decrease
stress, and cultivate fulfillment
and happiness.
TheTrue
TheTrue
Independence
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FREEDOM FROM DISEASES
ndia is presently
witnessing a surge
in non-communica-
ble disease and as-
sociated fatalities.
Besides these, there
is a growing concern about the esca-
lation of various other ailments in
the country, causing alarm within the
medical field and among the general
populace. The incidence of high
blood pressure and cancer is on a
steep incline, posing a significant
threat. Furthermore, diabetes is
spreading rapidly across India, with
around 101 million individuals al-
ready diagnosed and an additional
136 million in pre-diabetic stages.
However, by making a few simple
adjustments to your lifestyle, you
can steer clear of these maladies. So,
let's take a positive step towards a
healthier life on Independence Day
and liberate ourselves from diseases.
LIBERATION FROM DISEASES
Dr. Ravi Kiran S K, a Consultant in
Hepatology Liver Transplantation
at Narayana Health City, Bangalore,
emphasized the importance of prior-
itizing adult health and well-being to
achieve the concept of freedom
from disease. This involves focus-
ing on cardiovascular health by man-
aging hypertension and cholesterol
levels, as well as maintaining a heart-
healthy lifestyle. Moreover, address-
ing metabolic disorders like diabetes
and fatty liver disease necessitates a
balanced diet, weight management,
and regular physical activity.Dr.
Kiran also stressed the significance
of preventing respiratory illnesses by
abstaining from smoking, ensuring
good indoor air quality, and receiving
recommended vaccinations. Addi-
tionally, he emphasized the need to
attain mental health freedom by re-
ducing stigma, seeking support when
required, and adopting stress-reduc-
tion techniques.
Ultimately, the freedom from dis-
ease approach encourages individu-
als to proactively lead healthier lives
and mitigate the burden of prevent-
able illnesses. Dr. Behzad Bhandari,
a Consultant Pediatrician at NH
SRCC Hospital, highlighted the im-
portance of parental and child aware-
ness regarding diseases that can be
prevented. Vaccination against
childhood illnesses like measles,
mumps, rubella, chickenpox, and
whooping cough can help reduce
their severity and complications. Dr.
Bhandari also emphasized the sig-
nificance of striving for
freedom from respira-
tory, gastrointestinal,
and skin infections
through good hy-
giene practices.
Additionally, he
advised children to
aim for freedom from
chronic diseases like
asthma, diabetes, and
obesity by engaging in
regular physical activ-
ity, maintaining a
b a l a n c e d
diet, and ad-
hering to
timely medical
check-ups.
TRANSITIONING FROM AN
UNHEALTHY TO A HEALTHY
LIFESTYLE:
While embracing a healthy lifestyle
is commendable, it's advisable to
introduce changes gradually and
consistently.
WHAT CONSTITUTES AN
UNHEALTHY LIFESTYLE?
An unhealthy lifestyle encompasses
habits or behaviors that contribute to
negative health outcomes and in-
crease the risk of chronic diseases
and other health issues. This lifestyle
typically involves factors like poor
nutrition, lack of physical activity,
excessive stress, insufficient sleep,
smoking, excessive alcohol con-
sumption, and substance abuse, as
explained by Dr. Sanjay Singh, a
Consultant in General Medicine at
Cygnus Laxmi Hospital, Varanasi.
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Day
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YOUR DAILY HOROSCOPE by Saurabbh Sachdeva
ARIES
MAR 21 - APR 20
You will succeed in putting your stagnant
love life back on the track. Professionals
will be able to give their best in a new
situation. Financially, this day may prove
lucky for you, so go ask for the raise that is
keeping you on tenterhooks.
LEO
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
Those looking for buying a house can get
a good bargain. Appreciation is in store for
some homemakers. A professional victory
is yours if you play your cards well today.
Those in business will be able to maintain
good earning.
SAGITTARIUS
NOV 23 - DEC 22
Remaining on the good side of those who
matter on the academic front will help you
achieve much. Good tidings of your well
wishers will keep you going on the profes-
sional front. A family elder may look up to
you for guidance.
LIBRA
SEPT 24 - OCTOBER 22
Your professionalism in handling problem
areas will be appreciated. You will find
family life more than fulfilling. A senior is
likely to put in a good word for you to the
higher ups. Financially, you will be able to
consolidate your position.
AQUARIUS
JAN 21 - FEB 19
You may get busy organising something
on the social front. You may need to put
your ideas into action, if you want to prove
yourself. A party may be thrown in your
honour at work. Your good performance is
likely to be noticed by higher ups.
TAURUS
APR 21 - MAY 20
On the social front, the day finds you in
your element. Something special awaits
you on the romantic front today. A family
youngster is likely to do you proud. Your
strategy to promote yourself on the profes-
sional front will bear fruits.
VIRGO
AUG 24 - SEP 23
Good luck promises to brighten your day.
Some positive changes can be expected on
the home front. This seems a good day for
job seekers. New avenues for earning open
up as you get more determined. Fitness
through extra efforts is assured.
CAPRICORN
DEC 23 - JAN 20
Your reputation is likely to boost your im-
age on the social front. This is an excellent
day to spend time with family. Good plan-
ning will see you complete a task at work in
record time. Monetary front grows strong
for some. You enjoy excellent health.
SCORPIO
OCT 23 - NOVEMBER 22
Buying new furniture or a major appliance
is possible. With good networking, a prized
posting can be yours . Those trying to get
back their money will succeed. A healthy
phase of life begins for some. Your love life
is likely to give you immense joy.
PISCES
FEB20 - MARCH 20
Praise and honour are likely to greet you
in something that you have managed to
achieve. You will be a pillar of strength to
a friend or associate. A good day at work is
foreseen as you make your mark in front of
those who matter.
GEMINI
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
A change of job is likely to give you better
salary and perks. This is the time when you
enjoy yourself with a new group of friends
or colleagues. Those in business will soon
get a chance to make profits. A new deal is
likely to come.
CANCER
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
Those in love with the adventures are likely
to chase the excitement very soon. Your
own happiness is in your hands today. This
is a favourable day for completing pending
jobs. Financially, no problems are foreseen.
It is best to avoid outside food.
Source:
Source: https://www.medindia.net/news/
https://www.medindia.net/news/
lifestyleandwellness/freedom-from-diseas-
lifestyleandwellness/freedom-from-diseas-
es-the-true-independence-213130-1.htm
es-the-true-independence-213130-1.htm
TIPS FOR BREAKING FREE FROM AN UNHEALTHY LIFESTYLE
As you climb the corporate ladder, you might
acquire unhealthy habits along the way. It's
time to liberate yourself from these habits.

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