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JAIPUR l FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 2021 l Pages 12 l 3.00 RNI NO. RAJENG/2019/77764 l Vol 3 l Issue No. 61
SECOND MEETING OF CM’S ECONOMIC
REFORMS ADVISORY COUNCIL
‘Visionary’ Gehlot chalks out
development points for ‘Naya Rajasthan’!
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot has said
that due to the adverse
circumstances of Covid,
there has been a decline
in revenue earnings.
“Along with increasing
state share in centrally
sponsored schemes,
non-payment of GST
compensation by the
Center and transfer of
less than the estimated
amount in the 15th Fi-
nance Commission, due
to this the state is going
through a complicated
fiscal situation. Even in
these adverse condi-
tions, the state govern-
ment is accelerating the
projects in the best way
possible, including edu-
cation, health, roads,
electricity, water, em-
ployment and other sec-
tors with economic re-
forms Turn to P6
Ashok Gehlot
CRUCIAL READ
MP CM CHOUHAN DISCUSSES STATE’S
FLOOD SITUATION WITH AMIT SHAH
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister
Shivraj Singh Chouhan spoke to Union
Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday and
discussed the adverse situation arising out
of the floods in the state. CM said Shah as-
sured all possible help and said that an advance team
of the Center will be sent for damage assessment.
RAHUL TO VISIT
SRINAGAR ON AUG 9
BSY CAMP REBELLION
MARS NEW CABINET
ED RAIDS BAIG’S
PROPERTIES
RETROSPECTIVE
TAX TO GO AWAY New Delhi: Congress
leader Rahul Gandhi will
visit Srinagar on August 9
and will meet party leaders.
This will be his first visit to
J&K since the abrogation
of Article 370. He will also
attend the wedding recep-
tion of Ghulam Mir’s son.
Bengaluru: Several BJP
leaders and loyalists to
ex-Karnataka Chief Minister
BS Yediyurappa who could
not make it to Chief Min-
ister Basavaraj Bommai’s
cabinet openly expressed
their displeasure over not
getting any representation.
New Delhi: ED on Thurs-
day conducted searches
at properties in Mumbai
and Bengaluru linked
to former Karnataka
minister Roshan Baig in
connection with a money
laundering case.
New Delhi: The govern-
ment brought a bill in
Lok Sabha to withdraw
all back tax demands on
companies such as Cairn
Energy and Vodafone say-
ing it will refund money
collected to enforce levies.
CORONA
CATASTROPHE
RAJASTHAN
INDIA
42,982
new cases
533
new fatalities
40
new cases
00
new fatalities
MEDAL WINNERS
GET IT ALL!
Punjab: The Punjab
government has said
that it will provide Rs 1
crore cash to each of the
10 state hockey play-
ers, who were part of the
Indian team in the Olympic
Games.
Haryana:The Haryana
government will provide
Rs 2.5 crore cash, job in
sports department and plot
at concessional rates to
each of the two players
from the state.
Madhya Pradesh: The
MP government will
provide Rs 1 crore
with each to hockey
players Vivek Sagar
and Nilakantha.
New Delhi: India’s
newest wrestling star
Ravi Dahiya picked
up an impressive sil-
ver on his Olympic
debut but the country
was left emotionally
stirred by its lion-
hearted men’s hockey
team players who se-
cured a bronze that
washed away four
decades of pain and
disappointment that
the sport and its fol-
lowers have endured.
Thirteen years af-
ter failing to even
qualify for the Games,
an Indian hockey
team stood at the po-
dium, defeating Ger-
many 5-4 in a thrillar,
something that had
become a mythical
tale of a bygone era
for an entire genera-
tion.
It was India’s 12th
Olympic hockey med-
al but the one that
came after a
gap of 41
years. It
was India’s
fifth medal
of the ongo-
ing Games.
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RAVI’S
SILVERLINING
PM DIALS HOCKEY TEAM IN
TOKYO TO CONGRATULATE
MEN’S TEAM TO CHEER WOMEN
HOCKEY FROM STADIUM TODAY
Soon after the Indian men’s
team won, they had a ‘’surprise
caller” from back home in India.
Captain Manpreet Singh and the
team’s head coach Graham Reid
and assistant coach Piyush
Dubey received a call from PM
Narendra Modi who congratu-
lated them for their historic win.
Indian men’s hockey team’s head coach,
Graham Reid, revealed that the women
players were present in the village to wel-
come the bronze-medallists on Thursday.
Reid also said that the team would be trav-
elling to the stadium when Indian women’s
team takes on Great Britain in the bronze
medal match on Friday hoping that we can
do the double for India by clinching medal.
Allegations serious if media reports
are correct: SC on Pegasus petitions
New Delhi: Supreme
Court, while hearing a
clutch of petitions, in-
cluding those filed by the
Editors Guild of India,
seeking a special probe
intothePegasusspyware
scandal involving allega-
tions that opposition
leaders, journalists and
others were targets of
snooping, said “the alle-
gations are serious if the
media reports correct”.
“Reports of snooping
came in 2019, I do not
know whether any ef-
forts were made to get
more information. I am
not going into facts of
each case, some people
claim phones intercept-
ed. There is Telegraph
Act for complaints,” CJI
Ramana observed.
The observation
came in response to
senior advocate Kapil
Sibal, who is repre-
sentingthepetitioners,
saying that Pegasus is
a rogue technology
that enters our lives
without our knowl-
edge and is an assault
on the privacy
, dignity
and values of the Indi-
an Republic.
Oppn can’t stall devpt
of country: PM Modi
New Delhi: Prime Min-
ister Narendra Modi on
Thursday slammed the
Opposition for stalling
the proceedings in the
Parliament.
“No matter how
much some people try
to disrupt Parliament
proceedings and stall
the development of the
country, our country
cannot become hostage
to such selfishness and
politics,” the prime
minister said while in-
teracting with the ben-
eficiaries of Pradhan
Mantri Garib Kalyan
Anna Yojana in UP.
Advisor PK quits, leaves
CM Amarinder on edge
Panchayat polls on
Aug 26, 29 & Sept 1
New Delhi: Poll strate-
gist Prashant Kishor
resigned on Thursday as
PrincipalAdvisortoPun-
jab Chief Minister Ama-
rinder Singh ahead of
the Punjab election next
year, stressing that he
would “not be involved”
inthe2022stateelections.
In a letter to Ama-
rinder Singh, Prashant
Kishor said he was tak-
ing “a temporary break
from active role in pub-
lic life” and added he
has yet to decide on his
next move.
The move is bound to
disappoint the Chief
Minister, who ap-
proaches the Punjab
polls amid a fragile
truce with his rival
Navjot Singh Sidhu.
The strategist’s ap-
pointment was an-
nounced by Amarinder
Singh in March, when
Kishor was managing a
harrowing Bengal cam-
paign for Mamata Ba-
nerjee versus the BJP.
Jaipur: The State Elec-
tion Commission on
Thursday announced
theelectionsfortheZilla
ParishadandPanchayat
Samitimembersin6dis-
tricts of Rajasthan.
The elections in
Bharatpur, Dausa,
Jaipur, Jodhpur, Sawai
Madhopur and Sirohi
will be held.
Polling will be held in
three phases on August
26, 29 and September 1,
while counting of votes
will take place on Sep-
tember4attherespective
districtheadquarters,ac-
cording to a release.
With the announce-
ment of the election
programme, the Model
Code of Conduct has
come into force with im-
mediate effect in the
Zilla Parishad and Pan-
chayat Samiti constitu-
encies of the 6 districts.
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SUSPENDED TMC
MP SMASHES
GLASS TRYING
TO ENTER PARL
PEGASUS TOOL TO SILENCE PEOPLE: RAHUL
SENSEX, NIFTY AT
ALL TIME HIGH
New Delhi: A Parliament
Security Services (PSS)
officer suffered minor
injuries when Arpita
Ghosh, one of the six
suspended Trinamool
Congress (TMC) MPs,
broke the glass pane
of a wooden door of
the Rajya Sabha by
smashing her mobile
phone in a bid to
forcibly enter the Upper
House of Parliament.
New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi Thursday
attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the Pegasus
snooping row, saying the Israeli spyware was a tool
to silence people. “Your mobile phone is your voice.
Narendra Modi has put the idea of Pegasus in the mobile
phone of every youth, not just mine. This idea is that if
you speak the truth, Narendra Modi and Pegasus are
there in your phones,” he said.
Mumbai: Sensex reached
54,465 points, Nifty
touched 16,290. On the
closing bell, Sensex moved
down marginally and set-
tled at 54,369 while Nifty
50 finished the trading
session at 16,258.
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02
Bikaner: In a tragic incident, a constable posted
at Gangashahar police station in Bikaner killed himself
by jumping before a running train. Babu Lal Jat, who
joined the police force in 2013 and was a native of
Lalasar Satri village of Jasrasar, lived with his wife
and two children in Gangashahar. The railway gate
was closed at the time of the incident. Jat’s motorbike
was found parked close to railway gate. According to
his colleagues, he had complained of stomach pain
and had also consulted doctors at PBM Hospital.
CONSTABLE ENDS LIFE BY JUMPING
BEFORE TRAIN IN BIKANER
VIDEO ADDS FRESH TWIST IN YOUTH’S
SUICIDE, NO ARREST MADE YET
Alwar: An incident where a youth had ended his life
by consuming poison in Alwar’s Mundawar on May
18 over his relationship with a girl has taken a new
turn. A video allegedly recorded by the deceased,
Jaiprakash, before his death has turned up online.
In the video, the deceased can be heard alleging
harassment by the girl’s brother. The deceased
purportedly says in the video that the girl’s brother
“had threatened to abduct” his sister in order to
“serve him revenge”. Following this, the victim’s
relatives reached the police station on Wednesday
night seeking registration of a case. Though an FIR
has been registered, no arrest has been made yet.
NEWS DIGEST
Bharatpur: A private car belonging to Uttar Pradesh
govt’s animal husbandry minister Laxminarayan
was stolen from his
Mathura residence
early on Thursday.
Later, the damaged
car was found in
the elevated Nagla
outpost area of Chik-
sana police station in
Bharatpur. According to police, the thieves abandoned
the vehicle on the Agra-Jaipur National Highway. Po-
lice said the thieves did not know about a GPS-tracker
installed in the car. Locals said the car had crashed
into a tractor and its engine caught fire.
ABANDONED BY THIEVES, UP MINISTER’S
STOLEN CAR FOUND IN BHARATPUR
DAM BREACHES IN PHAGI FLOODING HOMES
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Kanolav
dam near Phagi town of
Jaipur broke down on
Thursday morning and
as a result low-lying ar-
eas and houses were
flooded up to 3 feet. The
road from Phagi to
Chakwara was also
flooded which disrupted
the traffic. The civil de-
fense team left Jaipur in
the morning as soon as
the information was re-
ceived. The capacity of
the dam is 5 feet but due
to the heavy rains the
day before, the dam had
7 feet of standing water.
According to the lo-
cal,thewaterof thedam
has flooded Devnagar,
Dayalnagar, Jain Nasi-
ya, Gurjar Mohalla and
Muslim Mohalla. The
administration was mo-
bilized around 11 am to
remove the water.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Amid flood like
situation in several ar-
eas in eastern Ra-
jasthan, SDRF teams
have rescued 156 in 17
operations from July 31
to August 4.
The SDRF also recov-
ered 8 bodies of people
who had been swept
away in heavy currents
of water at different lo-
cations.
SDRF commandant
Pankaj Chudhary, who
is monitoring the rescue
operations in various
districts of the state
during monsoon, said
thatinthelastfourdays,
the biggest rescue oper-
ation took place in Sa-
potrainKaraulidistrict.
“The SDRF team con-
ducted 3 rescue opera-
tions and managed to
save the lives of 71 peo-
ple” he said.
First India Bureau
Jhalawar: Khanpur
and adjoining areas are
experiencing torrential
rains since the morning
today
. Rupali river as
well as culverts and ca-
nals are in spate. This
has created a flood-like
situation in the region.
With water flowing
2-3 feet above the bridge
on Atru Road, traffic in
the area including
Baran Road has been to-
tally disrupted. Rupali
water has entered the
residential colonies and
submerged the houses
there.
Meanwhile, 70 people
have been evacuated to
safety in Chhapiheda.
Traffic has also been
disrupted between Jhal-
awar Road and Pilia pet-
rol pump due to over-
flowing in the nearby
culvert.
23 people trapped in waterlogged houses were rescued after 9 hours of efforts;
SDRF teams have rescued 156 in 17 operations from July 31 to August 4
Bhaya visits flood-hit areas in
Baran, assures shelter & food
Kataria visits flood-hit areas,
discusses opening of sluice gates
Sanitation workers call off strike
after intervention of Dr Joshi
First India Bureau
Baran: On the second
day of his tour, Mines
and Cattle Rearing
minister Pramod Jain
Bhaya visited the
flood-affected areas of
Anta, Siswali and Man-
grol in the district and
took stock of the situa-
tion from the adminis-
trative officials and
people as well.
District Congress
Committee general
secretary Kailash Jain
said that many villages
have submerged in the
rain water due to con-
tinuous downpour in
the region. Rivers and
culverts are in spate
while houses have col-
lapsed. He asked the
officials to prepare a
report on the prevail-
ing situation. He also
ordered them to help
the flood-hit people
with shelter and food.
First India Bureau
Kota: Agriculture and
Animal Husbandary
Minister Lal Chand Ka-
taria reached visited
flood-affected areas. He
wenttothebarrageand
discussed with the of-
ficialsaboutopeningof
the sluice gates to re-
lease excess water.
Later, he held a re-
view meeting with the
district officials at
Tagore Hall here and
took stock of the flood
situation. The meeting
was also attended by
MLAs Ram Narayan
Meena and Bharat Sin-
gh, Divisional Commis-
sioner K.C. Meena and
District Collector Ujjw-
al Rathore. The legisla-
tors apprised the min-
ister of the damages
due to heavy rains.
Talking to the media
later, Kataria informed
that 20 to 25 link cul-
vertshavebeenwashed
away in the district.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The sanitation
workers of Jaipur Her-
itage Municipal Corpo-
ration on Thursday de-
cided to call off their
proposed strike after
the corporation accept-
ed all of their demands
after intervention of
chief whip Dr Mahesh
Joshi.
Joshi is the patron of
the Safai Karmchari
Sangh and he reached
the meeting of the san-
itation workers who
were threatening to go
on strike if their de-
mands are not fulfilled.
He read out the char-
ter of 8 demands in the
meeting and the corpo-
ration administration
accepted all the de-
mands following which
the workers decided
not to go on strike.
After the develop-
ment, Joshi told report-
ers that the committees
in the Heritage munici-
pal corporation will be
constituted soon.
“The exercise has
been almost done at all
levels regarding the
formation of the com-
mittee and soon the
committees of the her-
itage corporation will
be announced,” he
said.
On the other hand,
Joshi and Mayor
Munesh Gurjar inau-
gurated Deputy Mayor
Aslam Farooqui’s
chamber by cutting the
ribbon in the presence
of many councillors
and others.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: BJP office-
bearers and workers
reached Ashok Nagar
police station in Jaipur
on Thursday seeking an
FIR against Congress
leader Rahul Gandhi
for disclosing the iden-
tity of a 9-year-old girl
who was raped and
killed in Delhi’s Can-
tonment area. However,
police refused to file a
report stating the crime
occurred elsewhere.
Soon, BJP workers
led by party’s secretary
Jitendra Gothwal pro-
tested against Rahul
Gandhi and the admin-
istration.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The dream of
Swachh Bharat will be
realised only when of-
ficials provide immedi-
ate relief to sanitation
workers by resolving
their problems, said
AnjanaPanwar,amem-
ber of the National
Commission for Safai
Karamcharis (NCSK),
intheECHallof Jaipur
Municipal Corporation
Greater Headquarters.
District collector
Antar Singh Nehra,
commissioner Yagya
Mitra Singh Deo, DCP
Richa Tomar, MD, Ra-
jasthan Scheduled
Caste Scheduled
Tribe Development
Corporation, Shelly
Kisnani and officers
of various depart-
ments were present in
the meeting.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: People
across the state will
have to bear hot and
humid weather af-
ter eight days of
continuous rain.
The state will see
scant rainfall be-
tween August 7 and
August 19. Accord-
ing to meteorologi-
cal department,
heavy rain will com-
mence on August 20.
Raj meteorological
department direc-
tor Radheshyam
Sharma said there
will be a decrease in
rain from August 6.
A couple of places
in east Rajasthan
might witness light
to moderate rainfall
between August 7
and 10, he said.
SDRF’s swift rescue operation
saves lives of people in state
Flood-like situation in
villages of Jhalawar
MeT predicts
scant rainfall
in Aug 7-19
3 bodies recovered
from canal in Bundi
First India Bureau
Bundi: Three bodies
were recovered from
a canal in Bundi on
Thursday, a day after
a car was washed
away following inces-
sant rainfall, police
said. The deceased
have been identified
as Hariram Gurjar
(30), his daughter Is-
hani (8) and his
friend Sunil Meena
(26), all residents of
Bhatia Ki Jhopdiyan
village under Gen-
doli police station,
they said. Police said
the car is yet to be
traced.
They said the bod-
ies were handed over
to family members
after post-mortem.
Inanintenseopera-
tion in Sawai Mad-
hopur,SDRFandCivil
Defence teams res-
cued eight members
of a family stranded
in high speed current
of water.
Pramod Bhaya taking stock of flood-hit areas in Baran onThursday.
Yagya Mitra Singh Deo, Anjana Panwar and Antar Singh Nehra
at EC Hall of JMCG headquarters on Thursday.
Lal Chand Kataria visited flood area in Kota with Ravindra
Tyagi, Amit Dhariwal and other officials on Thursday.
Villagers wait to be rescued after Kanolav Dam in Phagi breached.
SDRF team has been pressed into action to rescue people trapped in floods in state.
‘Resolvesanitationstaff’sproblems
torealise‘SwachhBharat’mission’
BJP seeks FIR
against RaGa
ADDRESSING CONCERNS
Kishanpole MLA Amin Kagzi on Thursday apprised UDH minister
Shanti Dhariwal of the problems being faced due to shortcomings
in work done under Smart City mission in the Walled City. The
representatives of Johri Bazaar, Chaura Rasta, Bapu Bazaar and
Nehru Bazaar market associations also accompanied the MLA and
demanded to resolve the problems.
Dr Mahesh Joshi

First India Bureau
Jaipur: Jaipur Devel-
opmentAuthority(JDA)
commissioner Gaurav
Goyal planted a sapling
of Maulshree (Mimu-
sops elengi) on the oc-
casion of 40th founda-
tion day of JDA on
Thursday.
Stressing upon the
importance of trees,
Goyal said JDA targets
to plant one lakh sap-
lings in the city this
monsoon. He said the
instructions have come
from urban develop-
ment and housing min-
ister Shanti Dhariwal.
Apart from this, JDA
also plans to develop
‘Oxy Zones’ at seven
places in the city
.
JDA secretary
Hridesh Kumar Shar-
ma was also present.
RAJASTHAN
03
Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: The desert
state of Rajasthan, glob-
ally recognised as one
of the preferred tourist
destinations has im-
mense potential in the
aviation sector that has
been badly affected due
to the ongoing corona
pandemic.
A key enabler of
many other economic
activities, the aviation
sector can witness ex-
ponential growth pro-
vided all issues and
challenges are ad-
dressed through politi-
cal will in the right
spirit. At present, the
state lags behind the
neighbouring state of
Gujarat in the sector.
Apart from the corona
pandemic and econom-
ic slowdown, political
will is the key factor
that is lacking in the
state. The corona
pandemic and
c o n t a i n m e n t
measures led to a dras-
tic fall in the number of
air passengers, lead-
ing to a decline in the
number of flights and
cities connected with
air services. In Decem-
ber 2018, 72 flights were
operating daily from
Jaipur and currently,
the number of flights is
only 32.
Jaipur airport has ca-
pacity to operate 100
flights daily while
Udaipur airport can
also operate 40 flights
daily
. At the same time,
Kishangarh & Jaisalm-
er airports too have a
lot of potential in push-
ing aviation activities.
Rajasthan has a dis-
tinct identity across the
globe for its vibrant
tourism destinations
and a large number of
domestic tourists and
foreigners visit cities
like Jaisalmer, Udaipur,
Bikaner, Ajmer apart
from Jaipur but still,
the aviation sector in
the state looks back-
ward.
Lok Sabha Speaker
Om Birla made mean-
ingful efforts for air
connectivity in Kota.
Aviation sector fails to pick despite immense scope
COVID IMPACT IN STATE
DISCUSSING DEVELOPMENT
Karauli-Dholpur MP Dr Manoj Rajoria met PM Narendra Modi on Thursday and informed him
about the works done under Seva Hi Sangathan at the time of 2nd wave of Covid.
Bharatpur: Thieves targeted a One Plus mobile
showroom near Govind Nagar Mor in Vaishali
Nagar area of Jaipur
late on Wednesday. The
miscreants stole mobile
phones worth crores
from the showroom and
decamped with Rs 8 lakh
cash. Employees of the
showroom said over 200 hi-end mobile phones were
stolen. The thieves also took away the CCTV camera
installed in the showroom. Police said some labour-
ers were employed in the showroom.
CELL PHONES WORTH CRORES, RS 8L
CASH STOLEN FROM SHOWROOM
COUPLE’S BODIES FOUND IN WATER
TANK IN JAISALMER VILLAGE
Jaisalmer: Bodies of a young couple were found
in a water tank on the outskirts of Jaloda Pokarna
village of Bhaniyana
subdivision. According
to police, the couple
had gone missing for
several days and the
local villagers were
looking out for them.
The bodies were handed over to the relatives after
post-mortem. While the youth was around 20
years and belonged to Gundala village, the girl --
said to be a minor -- belonged to a nearby village.
NEWS DIGEST
Bhilwara: A six-year-old was raped by a minor on
Thursday afternoon in a village under the Jahazpur
police station area of
the district. A case has
been registered after
the medical examina-
tion of the victim. In
the report, a relative
of the victim said the
girl was playing outside her house. A boy living in
the same village brought her outside the village on
some pretext and raped her. The family got to know
about the crime after the girl returned home. An
investigation is on.
SIX-YEAR-OLD GIRL RAPED BY MINOR
BOY IN BHILWARA
Med teachers to stay as
addl principal for 6 yrs
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur: Medical teach-
ers will be able to re-
main on the post of ad-
ditional principal in
medical colleges in Ra-
jasthan for six years.
Medical education
department has issued
instructions and guide-
lines regarding the ap-
pointment of additional
principal. As per the
order, medical teachers
will be able to serve for
a maximum of six years
on the post of addition-
al principal in any med-
ical college in the state.
In the order issued on
the instructions of
Medical Education Sec-
retary Vaibhav Galaria,
not only has the tenure
of additional principals
been fixed, but it has
also been made clear
that only senior faculty
of the medical college
will be appointed as
additional principal- I.
However, age
restriction of 62 years
will be applicable.
Apart from this, the
medical education de-
partment has also
fixed the maximum
number of this post in
the medical colleges as
per the number of beds
in hospitals under the
colleges.
Foundation day: JDA to plant 1L saplings
JDC Gaurav Goyal, Vinita Singh, Raghuveer Saini and other
officials offer puja on 40th foundation day of JDA on Thursday.
Speedy action should be
taken on all FIRs: Lather
Laxman Raghav
Bikaner: DGP ML
Lather has said that the
state police register eve-
ry FIR and it is the duty
of the investigating
officer to work with
speed on the cases. He
said that even if the
case is false, it should be
informed to the court.
Lather, during his
Bikaner visit, said hon-
esty is greatest strength
and all policemen, from
constable to IPS officers
should fulfil their
responsibility honestly
.
Police have launched
drive against organised
crime & cases related to
crime against women
are being taken seri-
ously. “It is policy of
state govt to register
every FIR so that weak-
er section is not har-
assed. If every crime is
registered, there will be
a change in mind-set of
criminal,” DGP said.
ALL INDIA PROFESSIONALS CONGRESS
RAJ HOLDS TREE PLANTATION DRIVE
Jaipur: A tree planta-
tion programme was
organised on behalf of
All India Professionals
Congress Rajasthan on
Thursday at Khadi Vil-
lage Industries Insti-
tute at Bajaj Nagar. Na-
tional Treasurer of All
India Professionals
Congress Rajiv Arora,
former Advocate Gen-
eral GS Bafna and State
President Rukshmani
Kumari started the
campaign by planting
saplings. —FIB Rajiv Arora and Rukshamani plant a sapling on Thursday.
DGP ML Lather being welcomed by IG Praful Kumar and DIG BSF
Pushpendra Singh upon his arrival in Bikaner on Thursday.
Two-wheeler
buyers to get
free helmet
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Two-wheel-
er dealers in the
state have been
directed to provide
an ISI-mark helmet
free of cost to buy-
ers of new vehicles
in a bid to promote
road safety. On the
direction of Trans-
port Minister-
Pratap Singh
Khachariyawas,
the state transport
department on
Thursday wrote a
letter to all the dis-
trict transport of-
ficers to ensure
compliance of the
order.
“The government
is making continu-
ous efforts to bring
down road acci-
dents in the state.
Road safety is the
top priority of the
department and
therefore, an order
has been issued for
providing helmets
to vehicle buyers
for free,” Khachari-
yawas said.
The minister said
all members of the
Automobile Dealers
Association have
given their consent
for the initiative.
JAIPUR AIRPORT
63flights & 16,275
passengers per day in
Feb 2020 before Corona
32 flight operations &
7,100 passenger per
day at present
100 flights capacity
to operate daily
12flights & 3,212 pas-
senger per day in Feb
2020 before Corona
5 flight operations &
1,550 passenger per
day at present
30
flights
& 8,000
passen-
gers daily
Capacity
JODHPUR AIRPORT
Ratannagar &
Bhadara civic polls:
BJP,Cong win
Churu: Result of Ra-
tannagar municipali-
ty election in Churu
district were declared
on Thursday where
BJP’s Nikita Gujjar
was elected as chair-
person of Ratannagar
municipality. She de-
feated Subhash Saini
of Congress by seven
votes. Meanwhile
Batul Bano of Con-
gress has been elected
as chairperson of Bha-
dara municipality in
Hanumangarh. She
defeated BJP’s Mangi-
lal Goyal by four votes.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The decision
to open schools in Ra-
jasthan has been
deferred keeping in
mind the possible
third wave of the pan-
demic since it
can prove
d a n g e r-
ous for
the
children, hence schools
were not opened in
Rajasthan. Addressing
a program in a govern-
ment school in Sikar,
Dotasra stressed that
Chief Minister Gehlot
has postponed the deci-
sion due to the concern
of the people. “His con-
cern is also valid. He
has only one son. Now
there is a trend in cities
that there should be
only one son and the
worry is that if he gets
corona then there will
be trouble,” the Educa-
tion Minister said.
“Even today we are not
able to open the schools.
We are compelled. We
discussed in the cabinet
to open the school and
everyone agreed. But
this won’t happen now.”
‘Won’t open schools as CM worried about kids’
CURB MASS FESTIVE
GATHERINGS: Centre to State
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Central
health agencies and
experts in health sec-
tor are suspecting a
possible third wave
of Corona. In view of
this, Centre has sent
an alert to the states.
Rajesh Bhushan,
Secretary, Ministry
of Health and Family
Welfare,haswrittena
letter to Chief Secre-
tary Niranjan Arya
giving guidelines to
avoid the third wave
of Corona. Ministry
has given instruc-
tions to control the
crowd for the upcom-
ing festivals in Au-
gust & September,
stressing that if there
is a mass gathering
on festivals, then it
can prove to super
spreader for third
wave. Letter states in
past,ICMRandNCDC
have issued a warn-
ing that third wave in
August-September.
RAJ REDUCES TESTING BY 45% IN JULY
Jaipur: At a time when
increasing cases of co-
rona positive in North
East states and Kerala
have alarmed experts,
reduction in corona
testing in Rajasthan
has raised concerns.
The state reduced
tests by 45% in July
as compared to May.
However, the medical
and health department
officials claim that the
tests have not been
reduced but people are
not coming forward to
get themselves tested.
The department has
now removed the
testing team from
many places.
A PACKED FESTIVAL CALENDAR
The Union Secretary in his letter
said that this month, Muharram is
on August 19, Onam on August 21,
Janmashtami on August 30, Ganesh
Chaturthi on September 10, and
Navratri from October 5 to 15 and
these festivals will attract more crowds
which can bring the third wave of co-
rona and prove to be a super spreader.
For this, the state government should
take some concrete steps. He has in-
structed state government to increase
testing and do contact tracing of the
newly infected people properly.
In a letter, Union Health Secy urged states to actively consider
imposition of local restrictions in view of possible 3rd wave of Covid
Govind Singh Dotasra
A woman wearing a protective mask walks past a wall graffiti.

PERSPECTIVE
04
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SPIRITUAL SPEAK
To be idle is a short road
to death and to be diligent
is a way of life; foolish
people are idle, wise
people are diligent.
—Buddha
IN-DEPTH
Piyush Goyal
@PiyushGoyal
Government’s pre-emptive move to
curb food inflation. Builds a record
reserve of 2 lakh tonnes of onion buffer
stock Onion. Move to ensure enough
supply in the market during lean
season and check sudden price rise.
Dharmendra Pradhan
@dpradhanbjp
GoI has released `12,874.01 crore as
assistance and 34.5 lakh MT of food
grains to states and UTs during FY 2021-
22 to support education and ensure food
security nutrition of children enrolled
under the mid-day meal scheme.
TOP TWEET
KISHOR LEAVES
AMARINDER SINGH
IN THE LURCH
fter Navjot Sidhu’s
appointment as pres-
ident of the Punjab
Congress Commit-
tee, Capt. Amarinder
Singh may have suffered a jolt
when the political strategist re-
signed as the chief minister’s
Principal Adviser for the forth-
coming state elections. Ama-
rinder Singh must be hoping
that Kishor would help him win
the elections the way he guided
the TMC to victory
. But that was
not to be. In a letter Kishor is
understood to have said that he
was resigning because he want-
ed a temporary break from ac-
tive role in politics.
Is that the real reason for
Kishor to resign from his post,
which he agreed to join in
March, or is the central leader-
ship of the Congress behind the
move. The latter is a more plau-
sible reason as the party seems
disinclined to fully back the
Punjab CM. Kishor is playing a
role in stitching together an op-
position alliance at the national
level. He is not seen in the front
stage, but must surely be active
in the back stage.
A
merican doll mak-
er Mattel has
come out with a
new Barbie on Ox-
ford University
professor and vaccinologist
SarahGilbertwhospearhead-
edthedevelopmentof Oxford-
AstraZenecavaccineasatrib-
ute to women in the fields of
science, technology
, engineer-
ing and mathematics (STEM)
careers. Prof Gilbert hoped
that the Barbie would inspire
other women to STEM ca-
reers.MattelhasmadeBarbie
based on five other women
achievers in STEM fields.
India does not have a Mattel
fame doll-maker but it has
women with excellence in
various fields of science who
deserve to be honoured, if not
through their look-alike dolls
theninwhateverwaypossible.
ThereisProfessorGagandeep,
a microbiologist and volcan-
ologist who is known as “vac-
cine godmother” for her con-
tribution in the development
of Rotavac to fight rotavirus.
There is Soumya Swami-
nathan, Chief Scientist at the
World Health Organization,
who became a household
name during the Covid-19
pandemic. She has been the
one urging nations to con-
duct more frequent sequenc-
ing of the SARS-Cov-2 virus
to track its variants.
Some years ago Ritu Karid-
hal and Nandini Harinath,
bothDeputyOperationsDirec-
tor of Mars Orbiter Mission,
successfully put a satellite in
orbit around the red planet.
Let’s not forget Tessy
Thomas India’s “Missile
Woman”, former Project Di-
rector of Agni IV missile
which is the country’s lethal
missile system. Thomas is
the first-ever woman scien-
tist to head the country’s mis-
sile programme.
Celebratingthesescientists
and engineers will only en-
courage young women to vig-
orously pursue their dreams
in the field of STEM wearing
salwar-kameez and sarees, if
needed, as was done by the
Mars Orbiter team.
BARBIE WAY TO SALUTE
WOMEN SCIENTISTS
India does not have a
Mattel fame doll-maker but
it has women with
excellence in various
fields of science who
deserve to be honoured,
if not through their
look-alike dolls then in
whatever way possible
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FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEARNING:
A HARD SKILL OR SOFT?
n a velociously and dynami-
cally changing world, we ex-
perience a multilingual envi-
ronment. As the world is
ushering progressively into a
compact global village, the
access to other languages is
not only plain sailing but also
a potential competence that
is in massive demand in the
international job market.
With a bountiful number
of students, aiming to attain
higher education in a foreign
country, in a continent like
Europe (as the universities
in Europe rate high in quali-
ty education, with a low
budget), learning a European
language becomes the entry
ticket to a dream job. Gone
are the days when just learn-
ing English used to be suffi-
cient to travel the world and
gain hands-on experience.
With more and more univer-
sities of Europe giving easy
access to their campuses, the
popularity graph reveals the
higher inclination. Many Eu-
ropean countries offer free
higher education with mini-
mummembershipfeeswhich
looks extremely lucrative
and fascinating to Indian stu-
dents. However, the condi-
tion is to learn the core sub-
jects in the language of that
European country as the me-
dium of instruction is the na-
tive language. That leads,
generates and surfaces the
real debate: when learning a
foreign language gives you
access to many closed doors,
is it a soft skill or a real hard
competency?
The orientation shows
many such students perma-
nently settling abroad due to
their pie in the sky job and
often they carry their job in
the language of that country
.
Therefore, learning a foreign
language is a mixed bag. It’s
not only your survival kit to
theforeignjobmarketbutalso
it is the channel which you
must cross to reach the other
shores. Although for a coun-
try like India, multilingual
learning is not a non-native
concept and many of us grow
up learning the neighbours’
accents and syllables.
The urgency of the hour is
to learn a foreign language. It
is not just a diminutive trick
to initiate a small talk in a get-
together, rather it introduces
us to the other perspective of
accepting the change and em-
bracing it with an open heart
which makes it truly remark-
able and outstanding among
other skills in demand. It is
today a life skill. Foreign lan-
guage study is all about learn-
ing how to truly communi-
cate and connect with others.
One cannot escape it nowa-
days, as learning a foreign
language can improve your
employment prospects. More
companies than ever before
are doing business in several
different countries around
the world, but they can’t do it
without hiring people who
have a grasp of at least one
foreign language.
Apart from all these practi-
cal and easy to go benefits,
there are far-reaching impli-
cations of learning any for-
eign language. It opens the
horizons of an entirely new
understanding of one’s own
culture which often we miss
in absence of differences.
Linguistic diversity begins
nowadays as early as school
years which provides a sub-
stantial foundation to the
current context. It is certain-
ly an early chance to sharpen
the skills so that you are not
edged but at the same time
the continuity of learning
should be unhampered as
this skill is in demand more
than any other when it comes
to higher education in pres-
tigious universities or crack-
ing and sustaining that job
chance. This is a phenomenal
change which the current
generation is witnessing for
sustainability
. It is as critical
as acquiring your engineer-
ing and management de-
grees; therefore, it would be
apt to compare the learning
of a foreign language as a
hard skill that has become a
must-have in one’s resume.
People who can speak multi-
lingually are potential man-
agers, as the management
consider them a valuable as-
set to be able to connect with
a broader range of people. It
is better to know how to com-
municate with the foreign cli-
ent such as German, Russian,
or Japanese as the cultural
identities are an integral part
of these languages which if
left unaddressed can lead to
very unpredictable and con-
flicting deals in businesses
but if learned, can pave and
fill in the gap and generate
the credibility and trust.
Many culturally conflict-
ing situations can be avoided
on a global table during the
project meetings which deal
with an international team.
If you understand the lan-
guage of the team members
it also enriches your under-
standing of the given cultur-
al context. Discerning a for-
eign language is the core of
communication as it facili-
tates a better understanding
of conversations, negotia-
tions, and dialogues which
again frames the core of the
economic spectrum.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
I
The urgency of the hour is to
learn a foreign language. It
is not just a diminutive
trick to initiate a small talk
in a get-together, rather it
introduces us to the other
perspective of accepting the
change and embracing it
with an open heart which
makes it truly remarkable
and outstanding among
other skills in demand. It is
today a life skill
Discerning a foreign
language is the core of
communication as it
facilitates a better
understanding of
conversations,
negotiations, and
dialogues which again
frames the core of the
economic spectrum
DR JYOTI JOSHI
The author is a soft skill trainer,
business coach and English language
instructor in Germany, Europe

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INDIA
05
Afghan meet:
Russia invites US,
China, not India
New Delhi: India has
not been invited to a
crucial meeting being
convened by Russia on
the fast-evolving situa-
tion in Afghanistan
that is expected to see
the participation of Pa-
kistan, China and the
US, people familiar
with the development
told PTI on Thursday
.
As the Taliban con-
tinues its offensive in
Afghanistan, Russia
has stepped up efforts
to reach out to all key
stakeholders in the war-
torn country to stop the
violence and push the
Afghan peace process.
The “extended Troi-
ka” meeting is sched-
uled to be held in Qatar
on August 11. Talks un-
der the format had ear-
lier taken place on
March 18 and April 30.
PM:India earns global
recognition by medals
Thursday said that new
India is gaining global
recognitionnotthrough
ranks, but by winning
medals.
“New India is gain-
ing global recognition
not through ranks, but
by winning medals. It
has been proved that
one’s progress is decid-
ed by hard work, not
family. Indian youth is
moving forward, it’s
progressing,” said the
Prime Minister.
Prime Minister Modi
was speaking at an in-
teractive session with
the beneficiaries of
‘Pradhan Mantri Garib
Kalyan Anna Yojana’ in
Uttar Pradesh via video
conference.
Indian hockey team
defeated Germany in
the Bronze medal by a
margin of 5-4 on Thurs-
day, ending a 41 years-
long wait for a medal in
the sport.
CASTEIST REMARK
AT HOCKEY PLAYER
Indian women’s hockey
team player Vandana
Katariya alleged a group
of youths in their locality
in Haridwar burst crackers
and danced in celebra-
tion and passed casteist
remarks after India lost
to Argentina in the Tokyo
Olympics Wednesday. An
FIR was lodged and the
main accused, Vijaypal
(25), was arrested from
Roshnabad stadium
Thursday morning.
ODISHA CM CONGRATULATES MEN’S
HOCKEY TEAM FOR WINNING BRONZE
New Delhi: India defeated Germany 5-4 in the bronze
medal match in men’s hockey on Thursday, ending the
41-year drought at the Olympics. The country last won a
medal -- a Gold -- in hockey at the 1980
Moscow Olympics. The Indians got the
better of their German counterparts after
they scripted a thrilling comeback to seal
the game. And while the Indians lauded
the hockey team on social media, Twitter
was also inundated with posts thank-
ing Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik for constantly
supporting the Indian men’s and women’s hockey team
for winning the medals.
EXTORTION CASE
Param lookout notice:
Cops begin process
Mumbai: In a case of
extortion registered
against former Mumbai
police commissioner
Param Bir Singh (PBS),
Thane police have start-
ed the procedure for a
lookout notice for all 28
accused, including un-
derworld gangsters and
journalists.
Singh, along with
then deputy commis-
sioner of police Deepak
Devraj, assistant police
commissioner NT Kad-
am, ex- cop Pradeep
Sharma, senior police
inspector Rajkumar
Kothmire, and gangster
RaviPujariwerebooked
after a complaint was
filed by Ketan Tanna.
Tanna, who is in con-
struction business,
claimed that Singh and
his team extorted crores
of rupees from him by
threatening him with a
fake crime case. They al-
legedly also threatened
tocarryouthis“encoun-
ter” if he did not pay
.
Tanna wrote to
Thane zone one deputy
police commissioner
Avinash Ambure, say-
ing the accused could
flee from the city and
necessary action should
be taken in advance.
Didi: Don’t discriminate among
states regarding vax supply
Kolkata: Hinting to-
wards Bharatiya Janata
Party ruled states of be-
ing supplied with major
chunks of COVID
vaccines,CM Mamata
Banerjee urged the cen-
tral government not to
discriminate among
states regarding the
vaccine supply
.
The chief minister
held ‘Global Advisory
Board’ meeting over the
third COVID-19 wave.
Nobel laureate Abhijit
Banerjee was also pre-
sent at the meeting.
Speaking at the meet-
ing, Mamata Banerjee
said, “Gujarat, Uttar
Pradesh, Karnataka
have received enough
amount of COVID vac-
cines. I do not discrimi-
nate among people.
Bengal has received
fewer vaccines as per
its density of popula-
tion. I would request
the Centre and appeal
Prime Minister not to
discriminate among
states.”
Nobel laureate Abhi-
jit Banerjee said, “The
biggest problem is that
the Centre is not capa-
ble of generating a sup-
ply of vaccines for the
country. If there were
enough vaccines, these
claims would not have
arisen. We have not re-
ceived the promised
level of supply for the
entire nation.Earlier
today Mamata wrote to
PM Modi apprising her
concerns regarding the
COVID vaccine supply
deficit to West Bengal.
WB CM Mamata Banerjee
Thursday said that Au-
gust 5 will be remem-
bered in history
.
The date, he said
marked three signifi-
cant developments in
the country
. It marked
the second anniversary
of the abrogation of Ar-
ticle 370 and also a year
of laying the foundation
stone of the Ayodhya
Ram Temple. Today
, also
marked the triumph of
the Indian men's hockey
team over Germany in
the Tokyo Olympics,
said PM Modi.
Two years ago on
this day
, Article 370 was
abrogated in Jammu
and Kashmir. On this
day last year, the first
step was taken towards
the construction of the
Ram Temple in Ayod-
hya. Today
, construction
of a grand Ram Temple
is underway, PM Modi
said. The Prime Minis-
ter was addressing with
beneficiaries of the
Pradhan Mantri Garib
Kalyan Anna Yojana in
Uttar Pradesh through
videoconferencing.
The Centre had abro-
gated Article 370 that
gave special status to
Jammu and Kashmir
and bifurcated the re-
gion into two union ter-
ritories in August 2019.
The PM said since the
abrogation of Article
370, there has been un-
precedented peace and
progress in Jammu and
Kashmir.
Meanwhile, hitting
out at Opposition, Modi
said that Uttar Pradesh
has been seen through
“political prism” in the
past decades and noted
that people were feeling
confident over the last
few years that the state
can be the powerhouse
of India’s growth en-
gine. Interacting with
beneficiaries of Prad-
han Mantri Garib Kaly-
an Anna Yojana in
UPPM said “double en-
gine” government has
changed the way of
looking at the potential
of the state. PM said
this decade was, in a
way, the period to make
up for the shortfall in
development in the last
7 decades in the state.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressing at the launch of the digital payment solution e-RUPI,
through video conferencing, in New Delhi on Monday. —PHOTO BY ANI
AUGUST 5 WILL BE REMEMBERED IN HISTORY SAYS PM MODI FOR
Article 370 abrogation, building
Ram Temple and medal in hockey
2 Anniversary:
Jammu and
Kashmir sees
development
on ground zero
Srinagar: On the sec-
ond anniversary of the
abrogation of Article
370 and Article 35A,
there has been a phe-
nomenal change in
Jammu and Kashmir
on ground level. Today
is 5th August 2021. On
the same date a couple
of years back, the Govt
of India abrogated Arti-
cle 370 and 35A, convert-
ing JK and Ladakh
into two separate Union
Territories. With this
move, the govt aimed to
develop the entire Jam-
mu and Kashmir re-
gion, including Ladakh.
By creating sources of
employment, improv-
ing the Tourism sector
and investments in the
Industrial sector, the
government aimed to
strengthen the econo-
my of Jammu and
Kashmir.
“Devlopment was
happening on a fast rate
before Covid came but
now it has again gained
momentum. Though an
elected government has
not been formed, we
still hope that when it
comes, it will provide
various amenities to
the people and reduce
unemployment,” said
Mohamad Ibrahim, a
travel operator.
MUFTI LEADS PROTEST IN SRINAGAR
ON NULLIFICATION OF ARTICLE 370
Srinagar: On the second anniversary of nullification
of Article 370 and bifurcation of JK into two UTs,
former JK chief minister and the PDP president
Mehbooba Mufti led
a protest in Srinagar.
Accompanied by several
party leaders and work-
ers. The protesters raised
slogans against the move
and demanded that killing
and atrocities in Kashmir be stopped and prisoners be
released. The PDP leaders and workers said they will
never accept the decision taken by the BJP-leaders.
PM Modi will preside
over a high-level
virtual open debate of
the UN Security
Council on ‘Enhancing
Maritime Security - A
case for International
Cooperation’ under the
Agenda Item
Maintenance of
International Peace
and Security on
August 9, Ministry of
External Affairs said
on Thursday.
New Delhi: India said on Thursday that it is closely
monitoring evolving security situation in Afghanistan and
continues to call for an immediate and comprehensive
ceasefire. India also said that it will share its vision per-
spective on Afghanistan at UN Security Council meet on
Friday. MEA Spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said India has
been supporting the government and people of Afghani-
stan in realizing their aspiration for a peaceful future.
INDIA MONITORING SITUATION IN AF,
CALLS FOR IMMEDIATE CEASEFIRE
CRUCIAL READ
NAROTTAM MISHRA AIRLIFTED FROM
FLOOD-HIT VILLAGE IN DATIA
Bhopal: MP Home Minister Dr Narottam Mishra was
airlifted when he got stranded in his home district Datia,
where he had gone to take stock of the flood situation. He
was rescued by an Air Force helicopter. Like other parts of
the state, several villages in Datia are marooned in water
due to heavy rain and floods. On getting information about
floods in the rural areas and some people stranded on a
rooftop, Mishra left for a village called Kotra when a tree
fell on his boat and it stopped moving. As a result Mishra
was himself stranded in the water.
In putting Cong back on Oppn echelon, Rahul looks to scale ‘new heights’!
Kartikey Dev Singh
Jaipur: Even before
the ‘dream’ of united
alliance of opposition
parties has become a
reality, trouble seeoms
to be brewing for the
‘Mahagathbandhan 2.0’
as every leader is try-
ing their best to become
the undisputed ‘king’
of the alliance.
With Mamata Baner-
jee taking large strides
in this regard and other
regional players like
Sharad Pawar also wak-
ing up to the possibility,
even Congress has
jumped in the foray
with its former Presi-
dent Rahul Gandhi also
playing the fiddle.
In fact, it is Sharad
Pawar and Mamta Ba-
nerjee’s activism that
hasmadeCongresslead-
ers havesleeplessnights
as they are worried that
since Rahul Gandhiand
Congress have been
fighting the battle of the
opposition for the last
seven years, now when
the atmosphere of oppo-
sition politics has start-
ed to build in the coun-
try, other leaders are
coming forward. And it
is the fear of being red-
cued to being just a par-
ty and not the ‘big broth-
er’ of politics, that is
worrying Congress.
At present, other op-
position parties are be-
ing discussed more than
Congress. The leaders
of the DMK, an ally of
the Congress, dominate
both the houses of the
Parliament, while the
Trinamool Congress
leaders are discussed
more inside and outside
the house.
For example, there is
RJD’s Manoj Jha, who
is emerging as a leader
in the House, because
of his fiery speeches,
while Sanjay Raut’s
statements on BJP are
yet another hint at the
changing dynamics of
party politics. That is
why the Congress lead-
ers are trying to some-
how completely occupy
the space of the opposi-
tion. In the monsoon
session of Parliament,
Rahul has held three
meetings with the oppo-
sition leaders and
chalked out the strategy
of the House. However,
in the name of strategy,
it is merely that the op-
position has to create a
ruckus and the Parlia-
ment should not be al-
lowed to function. But
for this, once Rahul
held a meeting with 14
parties in Mallikarjun
Kharge’s office and on
another day, he called
the opposition leaders
to the Constitution Club
for breakfast.
After Mamata Baner-
jee gave the initial push
to the opposition parties
by camping in Delhi for
five days, Congress lead-
ers woke up and activat-
edRahul.Rahulhimself
is now taking interest in
politics and devoting
more time in the House
while mingling with the
opposition leaders in-
side theHouse.
But the million dollar
question is, what is Ra-
hul plan after the Parlia-
ment session is over on
August 13? What then?
Will he travel to the
states to meet the oppo-
sition leaders, which
Mamata Banerjee is al-
ready preparing to do?
All things said and
done, Congress’ place in
opposition politics will
be decided by the politi-
cal developments over
the next six months and
the results of the as-
sembly elections in five
states after that.
Rahul Gandhi
Param Bir Singh

INDIA
06
PM MODI SLAMS OPPOSITION
FOR DISRUPTING PARLIAMENT
RUCKUS IN PARL:
4TH DAY IN A
ROW OM BIRLA
WARNS OPPN
New Delhi: Just as
some opposition
parties have been
creating hoopla in
the Lok Sabha since
July 19 during the
ongoing monsoon
session of Parliament,
Speaker Om Birla once
again cautioned them
against the disrup-
tion of business in
the House. This is the
fourth day in a row
this week that the
speaker has warned
lawmakers for their
unruly behaviour.
Shortly after the
Lok Sabha meeting,
some opposition MPs
entered the room.
They chanted slogans
raising placards to
discuss the Pegasus
spyware issue, repeal
three agricultural laws
and, in particular,
increase the price of
petroleum
products. —ANI
Thursday said no matter
how much the Opposi-
tionpartiestrytodisrupt
Parliament proceedings
duringtheongoingMon-
soon Session and stall
the development, the
“country cannot become
hostage to such selfish-
ness and politics”.
“No matter how much
some people (Opposi-
tion) try to disrupt Par-
liament proceedings and
stall the development of
the country
, our country
cannot become hostage
to such selfishness and
politics,” said the Prime
Minister.
The Prime Minister
was speaking at an inter-
active session with the
beneficiaries of ‘Prad-
hanMantriGaribKalyan
Anna Yojana’ in Uttar
Pradeshviavideo-confer-
ence. Earlier on Thurs-
day
, slamming Congress
for disrupting the ongo-
ing Monsoon session,
BJPleaderRaviShankar
Prasad alleged that the
Congress’ intention is to
let the Houses function
only “if the Parliament
subserves the interest of
their Parivar”.
Referring to the sever-
al adjournment motions
and stalemates in the
Parliament, Prasad said
the exchequer has suf-
fered a loss of Rs 130
croresduringthedisrup-
tions. —ANI
New Delhi: A day after
a suspended TMC MP
broke the glass pane of
one of the doors in the
Rajya Sabha in a bid to
forcibly enter the House
injuring a Parliamentary
security officer, the Upper
House’s Deputy Chairman
Harivansh Narayan Singh
said the incident was
“very unfortunate” and
termed the MP’s behav-
iour “highly deplorable
and condemnable”.
MP’S BEHAVIOUR
“DEPLORABLE”
New Delhi: Referring to
the incident where TMC
MP Arpita Ghosh broke the
glass pane of a wooden
door of the Rajya Sabha,
Union Minister Mukhtar
Abbas Naqvi said that the
Trinamool Congress MPs
are trying to repeat Bengal
violence in Parliament.
While speaking on the
suspension of TMC MPs
from Rajya Sabha Naqvi
said they are conspiring
to tarnish Parl with their
legacy of violence.
TMC TRYING TO
REPEAT BENGAL
New Delhi: Union Minis-
ter of Culture and Tourism
Minister G Kishan Reddy
on Thursday said that 75
per cent of our stolen her-
itage was returned during
the seven years of the
Modi govt. In a written re-
ply to RS, Reddy said that
a total of 54 antiquities
have been retrieved from
foreign countries till date
since 1976. He credited
PM’s “warm pesonal rela-
tions” with various heads
of states.
RETURN OF STOLEN
ANTIQUITIES
PARL ONLY ALLOWED TO FUNCTION WHEN IT SUBSERVES INTEREST OF CONG
New Delhi: Slamming Congress for disruptions in the ongoing Monsoon session, BJP leader Ravi Shankar
Prasad on Thursday alleged that the Congress’ intention is to let the Houses function only “if the Parliament
subserves the interest of their Parivar”. “The motto of the Congress party is that, so long as the Parliament
is allowed to subserve the interest of the ‘Parivar’ and the dynasty, the Parliament will be allowed to func-
tion”, said Ravi Shankar Prasad.’ Referring to the several adjournment motions and stalemates in the Parlia-
ment, Prasad said that the exchequer has suffered a loss of Rs 130 crore during the disruptions. “Prima
Facie calculation is that the exchequer has suffered a loss of 130 crore in the disruption in these two houses
of the Parliament disruption in last so many days, “ said Prasad. —ANI
Mixing matching
vax could overcome
shortage: Dr Kang
New Delhi: Mixing of
COVID-19 vaccines
should be done with
the ones available in
India, Dr Gagandeep
Kang, Christian Medi-
cal College, Vellore’s
professor, and top mi-
crobiologist and vi-
rologist said on
Thursday adding that
it will help to over-
come the vaccine
shortage.
Speaking to ANI, Dr
Kang said, “There are
many studies being
done around the world
and studies on Viral
vector vaccines and
mRNA vaccines show
that our immune sys-
tem becomes better if
you mix vaccines. So
that’s good for us to
know and we should
try and see that hap-
pens with the vac-
cines that are availa-
ble in India.”
Notably, there are
many countries that
are doing research on
the mixing and match-
ing of Covid-19 vac-
cines. Recently, Sput-
nik V has also shown
no serious illness dur-
ing trials during the
of mixing Sputnik V
and Astrazeneca vac-
cines.
Recently, the Sub-
ject Expert Commit-
tee has also given per-
mission to Christian
Medical College
(CMC), Vellore to start
trials for mixing of
Covid-19 vaccines ad-
ministered in India -
Covishield and Cov-
axin.
Dr Kang also said
that the mixing and
matching of Covid -19
vaccines will help to
overcome the vaccine
shortage.
“The most impor-
tant thing is that we
have been seeing vac-
cine shortages and
people having to wait
at vaccination centre
be disappointed when
they don’t get the sec-
ond dose,” she further
said. —ANI
EVERY BATCH OF COVAXIN SUBJECTED
TO OVER 200 QUALITY CONTROL TESTS
COVISHIELD DOSE GAP MAY AGAIN BE
REDUCED FOR PEOPLE ABOVE 45
New Delhi: The government is considering narrowing
the gap between two Covishield doses for those 45
years or older on increased availability of the vaccine
and mounting criticism that the longer gap was stipu-
lated to overcome supply constraints without much
scientific evidence backing it. The current gap between
two doses of the vaccine has been set at 12-16 weeks
for all adults.The National Technical Advisory Group
on Immunisation in India (NTAGI), which is slated to
meet next week, has indicated that it will decide on
the dosage interval in the next fortnight to a month
after reviewing the scientific data collected by it. “We
have gathered data on the impact of vaccines and their
dosage interval on different age groups and from dif-
ferent regions,” Dr N.K. Arora, chairperson, covid-19
working group, NTAGI, said in an interview.
Hyderabad: Amid reports
of delayed production of its
Covid vax due to unsatisfac-
tory test batch quality
issues, Hyderabad-based
manufacturer Bharat Biotech
on Thursday said every batch
of Covaxin[?] is subjected to more than 200
quality control tests, followed by submission
samples to Central Drugs Laboratory. “Every
batch of Covaxin[?] is subjected to more than
200 quality control tests at our facilities, fol-
lowed by submission samples to CDL GoI, only
based on approval/release by CDL.
ED RAIDS FIVE PLACES IN VARIOUS
STATES IN FRAUD CASE
ED ISSUES NOTICES TO FLIPKART, IN
FOREX VIOLATION CASE
ISRO TO LAUNCH EOS 3 IN ITS FIRST
FLIGHT SINCE CHANDRAYAAN-2
New Delhi: The Indian Space Research Organisa-
tion (Isro) has confirmed that it will launch the earth
observation satellite
EOS-3 aboard its GSLV
Mk III vehicle on August
12 at 5.43am from the
country’s only spaceport
at Sriharikota. “The launch
is tentatively scheduled at
0543 hours IST on Aug 12, subject to weather condi-
tions,” the space agency said in a release. This will be
2 operational flight after chandrayan 2.
SELF DEFENCE: LUCKNOW WOMAN
WHO SLAPPED CABBIE 22 TIMES
Lucknow: An FIR has been registered against a
woman who was seen slapping a man repeatedly
in full public glare at a traffic signal in Lucknow in
a viral video that sparked outrage on social media,
with Twitterati demanding the woman’s arrest.
In the 2.15-minute long video that went viral on
Twitter two days ago, the woman could be seen
thrashing the man, a cab driver, throughout as a
traffic police constable tried to intervene once.
New Delhi: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on
Thursday carried out searches at five locations in
Delhi, Uttar Pradesh,
Haryana and Rajasthan
in connection with its
ongoing money laun-
dering probe against six
firms accused of taking
remote control of computers of users by sending
them a pop-up message of malware presence on
their systems and warnings about serious technical
problems.
New Delhi: India’s financial-crime agency has asked
Walmart’s Flipkart and its founders to explain why
they shouldn’t face a
penalty of $1.35 billion
for alleged violation
of foreign investment
laws, three sources and
an agency official said.
The Enforcement Directorate agency has been inves-
tigating e-commerce giants Flipkart Amazon.com
Inc for years for allegedly bypassing foreign invest-
ment laws that strictly regulate multi-brand retail.
CRUCIAL READ
Panchayat polls...
The state election com-
missioner PS Mehra
informed that a total of
77, 94, 300 voters are
registered in 6 districts,
out of which 41.23 lakh
are male and 36. 71 lakh
are female voters.
He said that the elec-
tions will be held for 200
Zilla Parishad mem-
bers, 1564 Panchayat
Samiti members, 6 Zila
Pramukh and up-Zila
Pramukh, 78 Pradhan
and up-Pradhan.
‘Visionary’ Gehlot...
and efficient manage-
ment of resources. It is
our endeavor to further
improve the Human De-
velopment Index along
with the overall devel-
opment of Rajasthan by
taking major policy de-
cisions based on the ex-
perience and sugges-
tions of experts,” Ge-
hlot said while address-
ing the second meeting
of the Chief Minister’s
Economic Reforms Ad-
visory Council on
Thursday
.
The Chief Minister
said that Rajasthan is
one of the few states in
the country, which has
increased its expendi-
ture to give a boost to
the economy despite a
huge fall in revenue.
“Along with this, ef-
forts have been made to
fulfill the budget an-
nouncements with full
commitment. Our pre-
sent budget was dedi-
cated to health and the
medical infrastructure
in the state was
strengthened. Similar-
ly, the next budget will
be dedicated to the ag-
riculture sector,” he
said.
Gehlot said that the
15th Finance Commis-
sion in its interim re-
port had estimated Rs
50,000 crore to be given
to Rajasthan from di-
visible pool for the fi-
nancial year 2020-21,
but the actual transfer
remained around Rs
32,000 crore. “Similarly,
the states are not get-
ting the full payment of
GST compensation by
the Center. In various
projects including wa-
ter, earlier the ratio of
center and state was
90:10, which has now
come down to 50:50. The
share of the states out
of the divisible pool of
taxes on petrol and die-
sel is also being reduced
continuously. Immedi-
ate resolution of these
issues is necessary oth-
erwise there will be
negative impact on the
development of the
states,” Gehlot stressed.
The Chief Minister
said that the State Gov-
ernment has excellent-
ly managed the first
and second wave of
Covid. “The capacity to
conduct 1.50 lakh RT-
PCR tests per day has
now been achieved in
the state. Oxygen beds
have increased by 149
percent, ICU by 64 per-
cent and ventilator
beds by 87 percent.
Medical facilities have
been strengthened up
to the village level.
Mukhyamantri Chi-
ranjeevi Swasthya
Bima Yojana has been
started to provide
health security to eve-
ry family and free them
from the cost of treat-
ment. In the last two
and a half years, more
than 90 thousand re-
cruitments have been
done in the govern-
ment sector and 81
thousand recruitments
are under process. In
the direction of quality
education 1200 schools
of English medium
have been started,” Ge-
hlot said.
FROM PG 1
Bombay HC asks BMC to file affidavit
on door-to-door vax campaign
Mumbai: The Bombay
High Court on Thurs-
day asked the Brihan-
mumbai Municipal
Corporation (BMC) to
file an affidavit in the
matter of door-to-door
vaccination drive for
bed-ridden people till
next Wednesday
.
This drive was
brought into effect after
the High Court order in
a petition filed by one
lawyer Dhruti Kapadia.
The petitioner told
the bench led by the
Chief Justice of Bom-
bay HC that there are
some serious issues
that need to be ad-
dressed at the earliest
for smooth functioning
of the door to door vac-
cination campaign and
to make it reach all the
needy people without
any hassle. The Bombay
High Court will hear
the matter next on
Thursday
. —ANI
Scavengers
Act: Delhi HC
issues notice
New Delhi: Delhi High
Court, on Thursday,
August 5, 2021, issued
notice to Centre on a
petition seeking strict
compliance of the
provisions of the Pro-
hibition of Employment
as Manual Scavengers
and their Rehabilitation
Act, 2013. A Division
Bench of Chief Justice
DN Patel and Justice
Jyoti Singh allowed the
application seeking im-
pleading Union of India
as a necessary party
to the proceedings for
proper adjudication of
the petition. The court
asked the Centre to file
a reply and listed for
further hearing in mid-
September.
MUMBAI COURT TO
HEAR KUNDRA’S
BAIL PLEA
Mumbai: Mumbai ses-
sions court will hear the
bail plea of actor Shilpa
Shetty’s husband and
businessman Raj Kundra
and his associate Ryan
Thorpe today in connec-
tion with the pornography
case. Currently, both
are in judicial custody in
the Pornography case.
Earlier, their bail applica-
tions were rejected by
Esplanade court.
SC DIRECTIONS
TO CBSE, ICSE
ON SCHOOLS
New Delhi: SC on
Thursday asked Cen-
tral boards to direct
schools to disclose
to all those students
whose marks were
reduced under the
policy of moderation
as envisaged by the
CBSE and Council
for the Indian School
Certificate Examina-
tions (ICSE).
Gandhi says Pegasus a
tool to silence people
New Delhi: Cong lead-
er Rahul Gandhi Thurs-
day attacked PM Naren-
dra Modi over the
Pegasus snooping row,
saying the Israeli spy-
ware was a tool to si-
lence people.Address-
ing a ‘Sansad Gehrao’
protest by the Indian
Youth Congress, he tar-
geted the PM over the
issue of employment
too. “Your mobile phone
is your voice. Narendra
Modi has put the idea of
Pegasus in the mobile
phone of every youth,
not just mine. If you
speak the truth, Modi
and Pegasus are there,”
he said.
LAWYER FILES
PLAINT AGAINST
RAHUL GANDHI

IPS passing out parade: Ranjeeta
of Raj cadre adjudged the best
Hyderabad: The pass-
ing out parade of 72nd
batch of IPS probation-
ers would be held on
Friday at the Sardar
Vallabhbhai Patel Na-
tional Police Academy
(SVPNPA) here, a pre-
mier training institute
of the country for the
Indian Police Service
officers.
Union Minister of
State for Home Affairs
Nityanand Rai would be
the chief guest at the
event,an official release
said. SVPNPA Director
Atul Karwal said that
the parade would wit-
ness the participation
of 144 officer trainees
of whom 33 are lady of-
ficers.This year both
the top positions have
gone to two lady offic-
ers-- Ranjeeta Sharma
and Shreya Gupta, he
said. Ranjeeta Sharma
of Rajasthan cadre has
been adjudged the best
all-round probationer
and would be receiving
the PM’s Baton and
Home Ministry’s Re-
volver. —PTI
First India Bureau
Udaipur: Olympic As-
sociation and Hockey
Rajasthan on Thurs-
day organised “Cheer
for India” in Udaipur
to encourage the Indi-
an players participat-
ing in Tokyo Olympic
Games.
Hockey India Presi-
dent Gyanendro Nin-
gombam, who attended
the ceremony as the
chief guest, said that
Indian players have
performed wonderful-
ly in the Tokyo Olym-
pic Games which is the
result of coaching and
training of the players.
He also appreciated
the efforts made by the
Union Ministry of
youth affairs and
sports through former
minister Kiren Rijiju
and present minister
Anurag Thakur.
NEWS
07
Vimal Kothari
Jaipur: Is the most ac-
tive and result orient-
ed wing of the SGST
being ‘culled’? Is some
‘invisible force’ trying
to cut down the feath-
ers of the Anti Evasion
Wing of the SGST? If
sources are to be be-
lieved, preparations
are being made to sub-
stantially lower the
number of these teams
down from 20 after the
Departmental Re-or-
ganisation Committee
has made certain rec-
ommendations to this
effect.
If the plan is execut-
ed, then instead of 20,
there will only be 6
Anti Evasion teams,
however, even before
any move could be
made, knowledgeable
sources reveal, that
this has ensued a great
tussle within the de-
partment as officials
of the department are
protesting against any
such recommendation
claiming that the re-
organisation commit-
tee has not taken feed-
back from officials
and hence, there is
discontent among the
officials.
Interestingly, a
whatsapp group of of-
ficials has become the
‘ground zero’ for the
protest. It is believed
that even with 20
teams, the GST Theft
has not gone down
substantially, and
when the number is
reduced to merely 6, it
will cause a ‘rupture’.
Notably, there is al-
ready a demand to
open more branches in
all 33 districts of the
state, but ‘forces’ are
mulling on lowering
the numbers.
Therefore, it now re-
mains to be seen if
ACS, Finance Akhil
Arora will intervene
in the matter and let
good sense prevail on
departmental officials.
CULLING OF ANTI EVASION TEAM, NEW
FORMULA TO GATHER MORE GST?
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Union Road
and Transport minister
Nitin Gadkari’s love for
Rajasthan is well-
known. Whichever par-
ty rules the state, Gad-
kari would always gifts
away prize projects to
its citizens. This time, it
has come in the form of
an additional grant of
Rs 619 crore for Delhi-
Jaipur and Jaipur-
Ajmer-BeawarNational
Highway No-8 (NH-8).
MK Jain, chief
general manager
of National High-
way Authority of
I n d i a
(NHAI), in-
f o r m e d
that as many as 17 flyo-
vers, one elevated flyo-
ver, five major bridges
as well as one box cul-
vert, minor bridge and
service road each along
with two LUVPs will be
constructed along NH-
8, which is considered
as the lifeline of the
state. The Delhi-Mum-
bai Expressway will be
linked to NH-8 near
Dausa, he added.
Gadkari’s gesture
will certainly give an
impetus to the de-
v e l o p m e n t a l
work in the
state and en-
sure timely
completion
of pro-
jects.
Jodhpur: The Ra-
jasthan Anti-Corrup-
tion Bureau (ACB) ar-
rested a patwari here
on Thursday for alleg-
edly accepting a bribe
of Rs 1 lakh, officials
said.
On spotting the ACB
team while she was ac-
cepting the bribe at
her residence, patwari
Seema Ramawat at-
tempted to toss the
cash at her neigh-
bour’s house but it got
caught in a safety net
put up in between,
they said.
The officials said
Ramawat had been on
the ACB’s radar for
some time. DIG (ACB)
Vishnu Kant said the
patwari had demanded
the bribe to prepare a
report of a stone quar-
ry in Jodhpur’s Keru
village. He said com-
plainant Suresh Jat
approached the ACB,
saying he had pur-
chased a stone quarry
and required a spot re-
port for transfer of
ownership.
“For this, Jat ap-
proached patwari See-
ma Ramawat and she
straightaway demand-
ed a bribe of Rs 2
lakh,” the officer said.
She finally agreed on
Rs 1 lakh and called
Jat at her residence in
the Chopasni Housing
Board area on Thurs-
day morning. A search
has been initiated at
her residence a, the
ACB DIG said. —PTI
ACB TEAM TRAPS WOMAN
PATWARI WITH `1L BRIBE
BIG CATCH: OFFICIAL SAID WOMAN PATWARI HAD DEMANDED
BRIBE TO PREPARE REPORT OF A STONE QUARRY IN JODHPUR
Patwari Seema Ramawat
Hockey India president Gyanendro Nigombam addressing an
award giving ceremony in Udaipur on Thursday.
SARPANCH, VDO, JUNIOR ASSISTANT
HELD FOR TAKING BRIBE IN SIKAR
HC ENTERTAINS
FUNGUS PIL
COURT UNHAPPY OVER
MEDICAL REPORT
Jaipur: Rajasthan high
court on Thursday
heard a PIL related to
black fungus disease
filed by Siddharth
Jain. A division bench
of Justice Sabina and
Justice Chandra Kumar
Songra heard the
petition. Additional So-
licitor General Chandra
Shekhar Sinha pleaded
on behalf of the Central
Government Shekhar
Sinha and sought time
to present his reply.
The PIL is about the
non availability of injec-
tion fcompensation to
victims.
Jaipur: The DJ ADJ
Jaipur Metro HQ court
has expressed dissatis-
faction on the medical
report given by SMS
medical college Princi-
pal Dr. Sudhir Bhandari
for a patient. Judge
Vishal Bhargava had
sought the report about
the patient’s mental
condition on July 24
and in compliance with
the court order, Dr.
Bhandari submitted the
status report on August
2. The report, pertain-
ing to the patient Anil
Arya, admitted since
July 7.
Sikar: The ACB of Rajasthan on Thursday arrest-
ed the Sarpanch, Village Development Officer
and junior assistant of Rulyani gram panchayat
of Sikar in a case of graft.The accused had
demanded their share of bribe, total Rs 22,400,
as commission for payment for cattle shed de-
velopment and levelling works. After verification
of the complaint, a team of ACB laid a trap and
caught Rulyani village Sarpanch Mohit, VDO
Virendra Tanwar and junior assistant Devi Singh
while taking a total bribe amount.
IN THE COURTYARD
Jaipur: Rajasthan high court on Thursday issued
notices to education secretary, director elementary
education- Bikaner and DEO of Ajmer in a matter
related to withdrawal of salary benefits given to
a teacher after promotion. Advocate Rampratap
Saini, who argued on behalf of the petitioner
Mukesh Kumar, said that the court had directed the
department to give arrears to but now the depart-
ment is withdrawing it. After hearing, the court
issued notices seeking reply on the petition.
Jodhpur: The hearing on the petition of Enforce-
ment Director seeking arrest of Congress presi-
dent Sonia Gandhi’s son in law Robert Vadra in
connection with money laundering case remained
incomplete on Thursday. The hearing in the bench
of justice Pushpendra Singh Bhati was adjourned
and the matter will be heard on 12 August. Ad-
ditional Solicitor General Rajdeepak Rastogi could
not complete the arguments on behalf of the ED
following which the matter was posted for next
hearing on 12 August. There is a stay on the arrest
of Vadra.
HEARING IN ROBERT VADRA CASE
ADJOURNED, NEXT HEARING ON AUG 12
TEACHERS’ SALARY ISSUE: RAJASTHAN
HC ISSUES NOTICE TO OFFICIALS
Medical college Prof arrested for
harassing MBBS girl student
First India Bureau
Bhilwara: Professor
Shankar Manohar Pan-
war of Vijayaraje Scin-
dia Medical College,
Bhilwara, has been ar-
rested over alleged har-
assment of a woman
MBBS student.
It is alleged that he
sent obscene messag-
es to her and also
failed her in the prac-
tical examination. Ar-
rested from Bharat-
pur, police brought
Prof Panwan to
Bhilwara on Thurs-
day. Earlier, the pro-
fessor was suspended
on May 27 after a
probe by the college
management found
him guilty. SO Pushpa
Kasotia said that on
June 24, a student of
MBBS first year at the
college had submitted
a complaint accusing
the biochemistry pro-
fessor of sexual abuse.
Professor Shankar Manohar
Type of structure Number Cost in Rs Crore
Flyover 17 385.35
Elevated flyover 1 80.76
Major bridge 5 44.15
Box culvert 1 0.54
Minor bridge 1 1.82
Service road 1 54.46
LVUP 2 30.06
GADKARI GRANTS ADDITIONAL
` 619 CRORE FOR NH-8 PROJECT
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Hockey India chief attends
‘Cheer for India’ in Udaipur
Teacher shot
at by student
in Kotputli
Rajeshwar Singh
takes charge of
Revenue Board
First India Bureau
Kotputli: Natwar Sin-
gh Yadav, a lecturer of
history at Government
Mahatma Gandhi
School in Nahrera, was
shot at by his student
while he was on his way
home on Thursday. Ya-
dav was injured in the
thigh.He was admitted
to Kotputli BDM Hospi-
tal, from where he was
referred to Jaipur.
Motilal Chhawdi
came on a bike and shot
at Yadav. Chhawdi was
Yadav’s student but be-
cause of his miscon-
duct, the lecturer is-
sued him a transfer
certificate.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Senior IAS of-
ficer Rajeshwar Singh
took charge as the
chairman of Revenue
Board here on Wednes-
day
. Addressing a meet-
ing of his officials after
taking over, he said that
serious efforts will be
made to regularise,
bring qualitative
change and dispense
early justice in all the
revenue courts falling
under the jurisdiction
of the Board.
Singh assured that
priority will be given to
early, impartial and
lawful disposal of cases
pending in these courts.

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teaches us as much as defeat
about ourselves and our value
for the people in our lives.
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Rajendra Chhabra
Jaipur: IAS Siddharth
Mahajan’s dream of
going to Delhi on depu-
tation has been shat-
tered and he will not be
heading to the office of
Lok Sabha Speaker as
OSD. For the foreseea-
ble future, Mahajan
will continue giving
his services as Secre-
tary, Medical and
Health Department at
Secretariat, Jaipur.
The story behind Ma-
hajan’s Delhi deputation
is extremely interesting
and one of a kind. In De-
cember 2019, when he
was serving as Secretary
,
Food and Civil Supplies,
out of the blue, he re-
ceived a call to become
the OSD to Lok Sabha
Speaker. This led the bu-
reaucracy wonder why
Mahajan, a 2003 batch
IAS and native of Delhi,
was picked up by Om
Birla to be his OSD and
no one could understand
the connection then. Ma-
hajan was happy that
nowhewillbeabletostay
withhisparentsinDelhi.
But when the file was
forwarded to CMO for a
NOC, it got stalled there
and could not move even
after a year and even
Birla’s attempt didn’t
bear fruit. But then sud-
denly in November 2020,
the state government
gave him the permis-
sion, along with his IFS
wife - Akansha - to head
to Delhi. Along with this
in December 2020, the
state government ap-
pointed him Secretary,
Medical Department
and it was a bizzare and
surprising decision
since on one hand, he
was given the responsi-
bility and just a few days
beforehehadbeengiven
NOC to head to Delhi.
While assuming the
charge and preparing
for the new responsibil-
ity, Mahajan also start-
ed preparing for his
Delhi deputation, but
the conspiracy of cir-
cumstances was such
that even though he re-
ceived a good news from
Delhi, it soon turned
into bane.
In March 2021, Ma-
hajan was empanelled
for the post of Joint Sec-
retary in Delhi but due
to this, the job of OSD to
Lok Sabha Speaker be-
came distance, since a
senior officer cannot be
posted as OSD, which is
considered to be a jun-
ior posting.
Although the Speak-
er’s office forwarded
the file to Central DoPT
for special considera-
tion, however, few days
back ta final ‘NO’ was
accorded to the request.
Therefore, now if the
Central Government
calls Mahajan for a
Joint Secretary level
post, only then can he
can head to Delhi and
this will take time.
It is worth noting that
while all this was hap-
pening, Mahajan has
been handling his re-
sponsibility as Medical
Secretary in an excellent
mannerforthepasteight
months. He has worked
tirelessly in the current
Covid crisis and the
work that was handled
by senior officials of the
rank of ACS and Princi-
pal Secretary during the
first wave of Covid, Ma-
hajan has been handling
the same successfully
and presented a fitting
example of his abilities.
Therefore, there also ap-
pears no reason for his
transfer too.
‘HOPEFUL’ MAHAJAN’s ‘DELHI DREAM’ SHATTERED!
Code of conduct raises
tension of cabinet hopefuls
...as Gehlot sets eyes on winning panchayat polls 2.0!
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: Now that the
begul for Panchayati
Raj elections in 6 dis-
tricts have been sound-
ed for which votes will
be cast on 26,29 August
and September 1 and
the future of 1564 Pan-
chayat Samiti members
and 200 Zila Parishad
members from Bharat-
pur, Dausa, Jaipur,
Jodhpur, Sawai Mad-
hopur and Sirohi dis-
tricts and as a result of
which the code of con-
duct has come into ef-
fect; there are serious
questions being raised
on the cabinet rejig.
There is a worry
wherein it is being spec-
ulated if the code of
conduct will stall the
cabinet rejig exercise
since, normally, such a
development does not
occur when code on
conduct is in force.
However there is no le-
gal binding on not to
carry out the rejig at
such time and oath tak-
ing ceremony can be
held during code of con-
duct too.
Even though every-
thing depends on CM
Gehlot, yet those who
are hoping for being ac-
corded a ministerial
berth, are now 'sweat-
ing profusely'!
Meanwhile, on
Thursday evening, Ge-
hlot held a brainstorm-
ing session for the by-
polls wherein he inter-
acted for one and a half
hours with ministers
and Congress leaders
while also mulling on
the right candidates.
Govind Singh Dotasra,
Pratap Singh Khachari-
yawas, Arjun Lal Bama-
nia, Ashok Chandna,
MLA Mahendrajeet
Singh Malviya, Dinesh
Khodnia, and Congress
leader Dharmendra
Rathore, Pukhraj Par-
ashar among others
were present in the
meeting.
It has been decided
that Congress leaders
will head in both the as-
sembly constituencies
on August 12-13 and
hold meetings with par-
ty worker as campaign-
ing will start from Au-
gust 12.
Raj BJP MPs feedback mission with Nadda
BACKTOSQUAREONE!ITSMADAMVASUNDHARAALLTHEWAY..!
Aditi Nagar
New Delhi: One line
message of Rajasthan
BJP MPs feedback con-
clave with party presi-
dent JP Nadda is that
whether you like it or
not, you can't ignore or
write off a towering
Vasundhara Raje. When
the former lady CM en-
tered the conclave being
held at Western Court
Hotel, all eyes were fo-
cussed on her only.
When Madam was talk-
ing to media persons,
everyone present there,
including Arun Singh,
Satish Poonia, Rajendra
Rathore and so on were
just curiously watching
Raje's morale and body
language, which was
full of confidence.
In fact, after a long
time, Madam was visi-
ble at a party platform
which gave a powerful
message to all and sun-
dry that Saffron party in
Rajasthan now stands
completely united to
face the challenge of
2023 Assembly polls. An-
other message of this
conclave was that no
one, so far, has been in-
dicated or nominated as
the chief ministerial
face for 2023 and it is
only Narendra Modi,
Amit Shah, JP Nadda
and to some extent Mo-
han Bhagwat who will
take a final call on this
issue, mostly after poll
results are declared.
Meanwhile, even with
a little over two years
still remaining, Nadda,
while addressing the
MPs and leaders, indi-
rectly hinted at initiat-
ing preparation to boost
the organisation. Sourc-
es reveal that Nadda has
asked leaders to hold
division wise and dis-
trict wise meetings
which even the MPs will
hold. Reactivating the
booth committees, prop-
er use of MPLAD funds
and to be specially forth-
coming towards panna
paramukhs and booth
committees along with
formulating a 'sashakt
mandal abhiyan' were
some of the directions
given by Nadda in the
meeting. Interestingly,
BJP is yet again focus-
sing on its Booths and
Panna Pramukhs as a
way to victory
.
Later Nadda termed
the conclave as a routine
meeting, which is called
at regular intervals to
take feedback, specially
when Parliament is in
session. However, the
meeting was important
with regards to the po-
litical situation in Ra-
jasthan as government
is facing its own crisis
while there were mur-
murs of internal strife
within BJP too. It seems
that at least for now, the
internal tussle has come
to a halt.
Nadda lauded work
done by party and MPs
during Corona crisis.
State chief Satish Poo-
nia said, We will work
in unison like we have
been doing till now. It
is Cong govt that is a
failure in state. Nota-
bly, state incharge
Arun Singh could come
on a tour from August
7 onwards.
NABARDtorunspldriveinKota-Bundi
First India Bureau
Kota: Apex rural bank
regulator NABARD
will run special cam-
paigns in Kota-Bundi
parliamentary constit-
uencies to strengthen
the financial condition
of youth, women,
farmers and entrepre-
neurs of the area. NA-
BARD Chairman GR
Chintala met Lok Sab-
ha Speaker Om Birla
in this regard.
The beneficiaries
will not only be given
information regarding
various schemes of NA-
BARD, but also be im-
parted training, given
grants, avail marketing
avenues and loan with
low interest rate.
Lok Sabha Speaker
Om Birla will pay a
two-day visit to his con-
stituency in view of
torrential rains creat-
ing havoc and throw-
ing public life out of
gear in the area.
As per the informa-
tion available from his
office, Birla will reach
Kota on Saturday
morning. During the
tour, he is scheduled to
visit the flood-affected
areas and meet the
families of the seven
people, who died due to
house collapse in Kes-
horaipatan.
BJP, RSS believe in doing
politics of religion: Dotasra
Yogesh Sharma
Jaipur: Lord Ram is
again set to become a
'poll- issue' in the upcom-
ingbypollsontwoassem-
bly seats in Rajasthan,
wherein, the Leader of
Opposition Gulabchand
Kataria stoked a contro-
versy ahead of the by-
polls, inviting a sharp
reaction from the ruling
Congress, which has ac-
cused Kataria of insult-
ing Lord Ram.
Accusing the BJP of
doing politics in the
name of religion, Lord
Ram and Ram temple,
PCC Chief Govind Sin-
gh Dotasra and Trans-
port Minister Pratap
Singh Khachariyawas
on Thursday, sought
apology from Kataria
for his statements re-
garding Lord Ram.
“BJP and RSS are not
concerned withdevelop-
ment issues, they only
believe in doing politics
by dividing people on
thebasisof religion,”he
said. “BJP is not spend-
ing even a single penny
in the construction of
Ramtemple,theyaredo-
ing business in dona-
tions,” he said.
Khachariyawas said
that BJP came to power
in the centre by taking
the name of Lord Sri
Ram and spreading lies.
“Gulabchand Kataria
said that if BJP hadn't
been there, Sri Ram
would have been in the
sea. He has insulted the
faith of crores of devo-
tees and he should apol-
ogise,” he told reporters
after attending coordi-
nation committee meet-
ing at PCC.
PCC MEET AHEAD OF ASSEMBLY BY-POLLS
For employees and officers, Gehlot
forms committee to test demands
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot has
approved the forma-
tion of a high level
committee to examine
the demands of vari-
ous employee and of-
ficer organisations of
the state.
In the context of
salary discrepancy,
pay reform, promo-
tion opportunities,
ACP, continuity and
utility of allowances,
qualifications, re-
sponsibilities, finan-
cial burden, etc., the
demands of various
officer and employee
organisations such as
Patwari, Ministerial
and Constable etc.,
the committee will
conduct a compara-
tive study, analysis
and testing from the
systems prevailing in
other states and will
make necessary rec-
ommendations.
Khemraj Chaud-
hary, a retired Indian
Administrative Ser-
vice officer, will be the
chairman of this com-
mittee and retired IAS
officer Vinod Pandya
will be the member of
the committee and
Joint Secretary, Fi-
nance (Rules) will be
the member secretary
.
It is noteworthy that
in response to the dis-
cussion on Finance
and Appropriation
Bill 2021-22, Chief
Minister Gehlot had
announced to consti-
tute a high-level com-
mittee regarding the
demands of employee-
officer organisations.
GS Dotasra chaired a Congress Committee meet at PCC Headquarters in Jaipur on Thursday, wherein,
Pratap Singh Khachariyawas,Ashok Chandna, Mahendra Jeet Singh Malviya were present.
Siddharth Mahajan
CM Ashok Gehlot
ONLY CONGRESS
DEFEATS CONG:
CHANDNA
Jaipur: Now ministers
are also accepting the
talk of ongoing tussle in
Congress. Sports Minister
Ashok Chandna has
also acknowledged the
loss due to factionalism
during elections. Talk-
ing to media before the
preparatory meeting for
the by-elections at State
Congress Headquarters,
he said that Congress
fought unitedly in three
by-polls because of which
the party won. There is a
saying that only Congress
defeats Congress, but
in the last by-election,
everyone stood united
and won. Congress will
also win Vallabhnagar
Dhariyavad seats in this
way, Chandna said add-
ing that the kind of unity
that was seen in the last
by-polls, the same unity
will be seen in both the
by-elections now. The
result of our solidarity
was that in the last by-
election, BJP came down
from a margin of 50,000
to 4,000 in Rajsamand
seat, this is their defeat.
This time also everyone
is excited, everyone will
fight together, he said.
RULING PARTY WILL WIN
BOTH SEATS: DOTASRA
Jaipur: GS Dotasra said that there is
resentment among people against BJP
over the rising inflation and fuel prices.
“The Modi government has failed to
control inflation could not provide
relief in fuel prices due to which there is
anger and resentment among people.
People gave full mandate to BJP in Lok
Sabha elections in 2019 in the state and
the BJP won all seats but not a single
BJP MP raised voice for the people of
Rajasthan,” Dotasra said. After chairing
a meeting of coordination committees
for both the constituencies, he said that
the ruling party will win both the seats.
RAGHUVEER MEENA
SKIPS PCC MEETING
Jaipur: Raghuveer Meena,
a member of party’s highest
decision-making body Congress
Working Committee (CWC), could
not participate in first meeting
of committee formed by Con-
gress to oversee preparations
for by-elections in Dhariyawad
Vallabhnagar. CWC protocol is
said to be the reason behind his
absence. He has been placed third
in election preparation committee
list putting his name below those
holding posts lower than him.
JP Nadda chaired a meeting of BJP MPs at New Delhi, wherein, Arun Singh, Vasundhara Raje,
Bhupender Yadav, Satish Poonia and Bharti Ben Shiyal were present.
Om Birla
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n a world full of beauti-
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ance to last in the glitzy
industry of fashion and
modelling.
The glamorous out-
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worth a dime if there isn’t a con-
fident model to strut it on the
ramp. And that is what Jahnvi
Shukla, a fashion model from
Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, does
every day
.
On being asked about how she
took up modelling at such a
young age, Jahnvi said, “My
journey as a model was very un-
planned and unpredictable in a
good way. I just wanted to do
something productive in the
time of the pandemic and took
my friends and family’s sugges-
tion to try my luck in modelling,
since I am tall and have always
been confident in front of the
camera. That’s how I started
shooting for local brands in Luc-
know and later ended up work-
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famous brands in the city
.”
She talked about her inspira-
tion and said, “I met actor Ali
Fazal who also hails from Luc-
know and had a chat with him
duringashoot.Heencouragedme
to pursue modelling and it was
the validation I was looking for.”
But navigating the modelling
path is a bumpy road but Jahn-
vi tackles it with grace every
day
. She talked about the
struggles in the in-
dustry and said, “Models are
truly underpaid, the kind of ef-
forts, commitment and straight
shoots for 12-13 hours re-
quire is a lot. In cities
like Lucknow,
where both
small busi-
nesses
and big clothing
brands are bloom-
ing, it feels only
right that models
are paid enough
and not suckered
in the pits of bar-
ter collaboration.”
She added, “The
industry is fascinat-
ing and attractive but it
shouldn’t be your only
reason to pursue it. Pur-
sue it because of pas-
sion and rise above the
superficial standards
of beauty and be
comfortable in
your skin.”
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ARIES
MAR 21 - APR 20
Family life will
cruise along
smoothly as you
resolve to remain
positive under all
circumstances.
More interest
is required on
the health front.
Steps taken on the property front are
likely to bring you nearer your goal.
Intense yearning for love can nudge you
towards the one you desire.
LIBRA
SEPT 24 - OCTOBER 22
Enrolling
yourself with
health conscious
people in daily
workouts is likely
to keep you fit
and energetic.
You may become
instrumental in
getting a property issue settled amicably.
Good showing in exam or an interview
will get you firmly on the path to success.
Marriage may be on the minds.
TAURUS
APR 21 - MAY 20
Much happiness
is foreseen on
the home front.
A trip in future
with friends
will not only be
exciting, but
refreshing too.
This is a good
time to finalise property as stars are
poised favourably. Those pursuing higher
studies are likely to make their mark on
the academic front.
SCORPIO
OCT 23 - NOVEMBER 22
Financially you
may need to be
more secure
than you are
now. You will be
motivated to get
back into shape
and may even
join a gym. Those
thinking of selling a property will be
able to get buyers with deep pockets.
Some adjustment problems among the
newlyweds need to be handled with tact.
GEMINI
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
Some issues that
seem unlikely to
get resolved on
the family front
will begin to
move towards a
solution. Good
options will be
found by those
searching for property that fits their
pocket. You are likely to give a good
account of yourself in a competition. You
might meet someone today.
SAGITTARIUS
NOV 23 - DEC 22
You are likely
to swim with
the tide on the
professional or
academic front.
Issue regarding
an ancestral
property is likely
to be settled
amicably. Those trying to study will get
the right environment at home without
much effort. You will not lose your grace
even if poeple try to undermine you.
CANCER
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
You may take up
some activity or
sport just to keep
trim and slim.
Good news may
greet you on the
family front as a
suitable match
is found for the
eligible. Those wanting to buy a specific
piece of real estate will find their wish
being fulfilled. There is a good chance of
falling in love with someone you had met.
CAPRICORN
DEC 23 - JAN 20
Something that
you wanted to
get done on
the home front
is likely to be
initiated now.
A household
remedy may
come in handy
for those suffering from body aches and
pains. An above average performance on
the academic front will help to bring you
into notice of others.
LEO
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
You may spend
on something
not previously
catered for.
A suitable
matrimonial
match for
someone eligible
in the family can
be expected. Students will be able to keep
pace on the academic front and perform
well. Those starting on a romantic journey
will find the going smooth and joyful.
AQUARIUS
JAN 21 - FEB 19
Soaring
reputation on the
work or academic
front will place
you a cut above
the rest. No
problems are
foreseen on
health and
financial fronts. You manage to play your
cards well and avoid getting involved
in a contentious issue at home. Getting
serious about someone on the romantic.
VIRGO
AUG 24 - SEP 23
Something
included in your
diet is likely to
have a positive
effect on your
overall health.
Disturbances at
home will need
to be curtailed to
retain a peaceful environment. You will
get the motivation to push yourself to
the limit on the academic front. You may
open up a bit.
PISCES
FEB20 - MARCH 20
Family will prove
to be a pillar of
support for those
facing something
important.
You may feel
financially secure,
but take a reality
check before
arriving at any conclusion. You will need
to follow the directions in letter and spirit
in discharging a task. ifferences on the
romantic front need to be curbed.
YOUR
DAY
Horoscope by
Saurabbh Sachdeva
hat makes the Bea-
tles, the Beatles, is
evident. They are
eternal — a band
like no other in his-
tory
. They kicked
off theirfascinating
saga soon after they launched
theirdebut singleand runaway
hit, “Love Me Do,” sixty years
ago. They influenced every-
thing — including the post-war
baby-boom generation in Brit-
ain, the US, and across the
globe. Their fame, at one time,
predictably exceeded not just
thecharismaof Presidents,but
also Jesus Christ.
Though the ‘Fab Four’ —
John Lennon, Paul McCart-
ney, George Harrison, and
Ringo Starr — that made the
group were originally famous
for light pop music, their
transcendent dexterity
achieved a mix of critical and
literary acclaim that no one
has been able to match. Most
importantly, thanks to their
amazing popularity, the Bea-
tles became more than record-
ing artists; they branched out
into films. Not only that. Len-
non espoused political activ-
ism, not just the comfort of
drugs, which the Beatles were
once dubiously renowned for.
They were, for sure, the most
successful music group in his-
tory; their global sales being a
whopping 1.6 billion records.
When McCartney, prince
charming-to-be of the group,
met Lennon at a party in the
late 1950s, the first seeds of the
Beatlesmusicweresown.Afew
yearslater,itblossomedtomes-
merise fans all over the world.
Credit ought to go to producer
George Martin too who played
a pivotal role in the band’s suc-
cess.Hetappedthelatentpoten-
tial in the group; he recognised
and nurtured it without in-
fringing upon the Beatles natu-
ral musical chemistry
.
There’s a bit of the odd too
with the band. When the Bea-
tles soared with their songs,
they provided fulsome grist
for middle-class daydreams,
eventhoughLennondebunked
the 1960s. He also resented
“performing for the f***ing
idiots who don’t know any-
thing about music.” Lennon,
of course, never suppressed
his class-consciousness. Yet,
when it came to winning, the
Beatles emerged trumps al-
ways. They won the MBE too,
despite protests from previous
recipients who called the hon-
our “vulgar and horrendous.”
Some critics believe that the
Beatles original genius was
Lennon with McCartney being
the charming performer with
a gift for melodies — pleasant
and sound. Over to Paul him-
self: “We were good to each
other. John and I are the only
two people in the world who
were Lennon and McCartney
.”
Right, but the fact remains
that McCartney — Sir Paul —
has relied too much on past
glory, although what makes
him a true knight in musical
armour is his powerhouse of
a voice and sublime finesse.
He’s without a peer.
Picture this. Psychedelic
drugs, sex, and their once-
much-vaunted and much-
soured tryst — because some-
one played a crooked game
— with Maharshi Mahesh
Yogi, the famed Indian guru,
which was later normalised,
were all part of the Beatles
catalogue. Yet, what remains
on solid ground is the band’s
timeless magnetic charm.
The Beatles produced a myri-
ad number of mind-blowing
tunes and numbers.
If songs like “Yesterday”
and “I Want to Hold Your
Hand,” or “Hey Jude,” cham-
pion a sublime goal, a moving
image, there are several other
compositions that conjure up
visions of a new utopia, a suc-
cinct summation. In Lennon’s
words: “Nothing is real/And,
nothing to get hung about.”
That the ‘Fab Four’ could not,
quite unbelievably
, read music
made no difference to their
creative genius and instinctive
feel for words. Take “Sgt Pep-
per,” for instance. The exqui-
site number is an epochal ex-
ecution — the resolution of
rock into a work of art. It was
placed as the greatest album
among “500 Greatest Albums
of All Time” by “Rolling
Stones” magazine. Or, take an-
other example — McCartney’s
“Penny Lane,” which brings
home the lost world of child-
hood. Or, think of Harrison’s
dazzling virtuosity in “While
My Guitar Gently Weeps.” Yes,
a host of the Beatles numbers
convey sweet hopelessness;
some produce a groan from the
heart full of hope. Some others
have anguish, absurdity, mel-
ancholy, and a sense of some-
thing new — the realities and
redemptions in our lives.
The Beatles had their own
stamp commissioned — a trib-
ute to one of their all-time
great hits, “Yellow Subma-
rine.” The most interesting
part — the Beatles music is
delicately laced with Oriental
influences, owing primarily to
sitar wizard Pandit Ravi
Shankar and Harrison’s
friendship and their shared
excursions in the genre. The
best part — the Beatles ageless
numbers imperishable, as
they are, reach the pinnacle of
musical glory from simple
‘folk’ tunes to blissful orches-
tral heights of a masterpiece.
If this isn’t the true quintes-
sence of music as the highest
philosophy, for yesterday, to-
day, and tomorrow, what is?
BEATLES
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