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1. BJP AND CONGRESS PREPARE FOR EPIC BATTLE
Jaipur, Monday | November 6, 2023
RNI NUMBER: RAJENG/2019/77764 | VOL 5 | ISSUE NO. 152 | PAGES 12 | `3.00 Rajasthan’s Own English Newspaper
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IN BRIEF
LS Ethics Panel to adopt
draft report on Nov 7
The LS’s Ethics Commit-
tee will meet on Nov 7 to
consider and adopt its draft
report in relation to ‘cash-
for-query’ allegations lev-
elled against Mahua Moi-
tra by Nishikant Dubey. P5
‘Severe’air quality: Trucks,
construction banned in Del
The Centre has ordered a
ban on construction work
related to linear public
projects in Delhi-NCR and
entry of polluting trucks
and commercial 4-wheel-
ers into the capital. P6
Mahadev betting app,
22 softwares blocked
The Centre on Sunday im-
posed blocking orders
against 22 illegal betting
apps and websites, includ-
ing well-known platforms
like Mahadev Book and
Reddyannaprestopro.
Public support essential to prolong
Congress’5-year works: CM Gehlot
Political Shakeup: Shekhawat welcomes
Girraj Malinga and others to BJP’s fold
Shubham Jain
Nagaur
hief Minister
Ashok Gehlot
on Sunday ad-
dressed a public gather-
ing in support of Con-
gress candidate Vijaypal
Mirdha from Degana. He
emphasized the commit-
ment of Congress to the
holistic development of
Nagaur, led by public
representatives like Vi-
jaypal Mirdha. CM said
that numerous projects,
including sub district
hospital, community cen-
tres, PHCs, gov girls col-
lege, English medium
schools and road im-
provements have been
undertaken to meet pub-
lic expectations here. He
stressed that Cong govt’s
work over 5 years will
continue provided public
support Cong for these
initiatives to persist. P8
Kailash Chandra Kukna
Jaipur
ongress MLA
from Dholpur’s
Bari seat Girraj
Malinga on Sunday
joined BJP in the pres-
ence of Union Minister
Gajendra Singh Shekha-
wat and others in Jaipur.
After taking member-
ship of BJP, Malinga said
that he was being ha-
rassed in the Congress
party and due to the pres-
sure politics of the CM, a
false case was registered
against him. “After see-
ing policies of PM Modi
and with desire to work
with the thinking of BJP,
I joined the BJP party to-
day,” he said. Other Con-
gress leaders of Dholpur,
Mustaq Khan, Ravi
Pachauri, Deep Singh
Kushwaha, Mangilal
Sharma, Ramvaran Shar-
ma too joined BJP. P3
CM Ashok Gehlot addresses during ‘Congress Guarantee Samvad’
in support of Vijaypal Mirdha at Degana’s Bhairunda on Sunday.
Girraj Malinga joins the BJP in presence of GS Shekhawat during the
day, he got ticket during the night, on Sunday. NAIM KHAN
C C
‘Bihar caste survey shows
inflatedMuslims,Yadavs’
First India Bureau
Muzaffarpur
Addressing a rally at Bi-
har’s Muzaffarpur, HM
Amit Shah on Sunday hit
out at the Nitish Kumar-
led Bihar government,
accusing it of “deliber-
ately” showing an inflat-
ed population of Mus-
lims and Yadavs in the
state’s caste survey. “…
The government is not
interested in the welfare
of people belonging to
other backward commu-
nities,” Shah added.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah with Giriraj Singh, Vijay Kumar
Sinha, Samrat Chaudhary and others greets during a public
meeting, at Muzaffarpur in Bihar on Sunday.
HM Amit Shah accuses
‘Mahagathbandhan’
govt of indulging in
appeasement politics
CM GEHLOT TO FILE
NOMINATION TODAY,
KHARGE TO JOIN
Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot will file his
nomination as the
Congress
candidate from
Sardarpura
seat in
Jodhpur on
Monday. The
nomination
meeting will be held at
Umaid Stadium, and
Congress National
President Mallikarjun
Kharge is expected to
attend the rally.
Shivprakash Purohit
COMMITTED TO CREATE
MARVELLOUS MIZORAM:
MODI AHEAD OF POLLS
PM Modi on Sunday
released a video
message for the
people of poll-bound
Mizoram seeking their
support and blessings
to make their homeland
“marvellous”. Addressing
the people virtually on last
day of the campaign, Modi
said BJP-led central govt
has taken steps to improve
its various infra including
railway, health and sports.
MANY FROM KHETRI, COL
SONARAM JOIN CONG
Veteran leader and
former Parliamentar-
ian Colonel (retd)
Sonaram Choudhary
rejoined Congress on
Sunday. Many leaders
including former Khetri MLA
Dataram Gurjar and his
daughter Pradhan Manisha
Gurjar also switched from
BJP to Cong. Bhagirath
Singh Mahariya, who had
previously contested polls on
a BJP ticket from Khinvsar,
also joined Congress. BJP
has nominated Manisha’s
uncle, Dharampal, from
Khetri. Yogesh Sharma
PMCHARTSCOURSE
OFCONTINUITYINMP
Moni Sharma
Seoni/Khandwa
PM Narendra Modi ad-
dressed two public meet-
ings in Seoni and Khand-
wa on Sunday. Address-
ing rally in Seoni, PM
Modi said, “BJPGovern-
ment in MP symbolizes
continuity in good gov-
ernance & development”.
He added that MP has
him and the BJP at its
heart, and a robust exam-
ple of the same is PM
Garib Kalyan Yojana
which has provided free
food grains to the poor.
PM Modi remarked,
“The Congress has no fu-
ture roadmap for the
country and the state as
well as their future”.
PM Modi took a dig at
Congress in Khandwa, he
said, “Congress-led poli-
cies have made MP BI-
MARU and have treated
the state like anATM Ma-
chine.” It has been the
wrong policies of the
Congress that kept
Khandwa a backward
district, depriving it of the
fruits of development.
PM MODI’S DIVINE MOMENT!
PM Narendra Modi offers prayers at Maa Bamleshwari Temple in Dongargarh, Rajnandgaon on Sunday.
‘RAVIRAT’
MOMENT!
India has just thumped the second-
in-table South Africa by 243 runs.
Kohli and Shreyas consolidated
from there on, with latter scoring
his 49th ODI hundred, drawing him
level with Tendulkar. Cameos from
Suryakumar and Jadeja ensured
India finished with flourish. P7
INDIA’S 8TH SUCCESSIVE
WIN IN THE WORLD CUP
Virat Kohli equal Sachin’s
49 ODI centuries record
JADEJA JOINS
YUVRAJ SINGH IN
5-WICKET HAUL
5/33
101*
(121)
INDIA
326/5
SOUTH AFRICA
83(all out)
SCORING
TON ON MY
BIRTHDAY
IS A STUFF
OF DREAMS.
—VIRAT KOHLI
NOMINATIONS’ LAST
DAY IN STATE TODAY
Jaipur: A heavy
rush of nomina-
tions is expected
today as the nomination
process will come to an
end for the November
25 assembly elections.
The nominations started
on October 30 and by
Saturday 1079 candi-
dates had filed 1462
nominations, an election
department official said.
Nomination process did
not happen on Sunday.
NOMINATION FROM
OCTOBER 30 TO NOV 6
LAST DATE FOR
WITHDRAWAL
NOVEMBER 9
COUNTING OF VOTES
ON DECEMBER 3
SCRUTINY OF
NOMINATIONS ON
NOVEMBER 7
VOTING ON NOV 25
SHAH TO HOLD 4 MEETINGS IN NAGAUR TOMORROW
Jaipur: HM Amit Shah will be on a one-day Raj tour
on Tuesday. He will hold 4 poll meetings in 3 Assem-
bly constituencies of Nagaur. According to info given
by BJP, Shah’s 1st meeting will be held in Kuchaman of
Nawan. After this, Shah will hold meetings in Makrana and
Parbatsar. He will also hold a chaupal meet in Parbatsar.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi receives blessings of Acharya
Shri 108 Vidhyasagar Ji Maharaj Ji at the Chandragiri Jain
Mandir at Dongargarh in Chhattisgarh on Sunday.
Final choices of BJP and
Congress in Raj unveiled!
SET STAGE FOR ELECTION SHOWDOWN
BJP on Sunday re-
leased its 200 names
for Assembly elections.
BJP has dropped sitting
MLA from Mawli (Udaipur)
Dharmnarayan Joshi and
fielded KG Paliwal
instead. Among
new faces fielded
are Gopal Sharma,
a journalist, from Civil
Lines, bizman Ravi Nayyar
from Adarsh Nagar, and
Unemployment Federation
leaders Upen Yadav from
Shahpura. BJP denied
tickets to 2 former state
presidents - Ashok Parnami
and Arun Chaturvedi – who
were contenders for tickets
from Adarsh Nagar and Civil
Lines resp. Poonam Kanwar
Bhati was replaced by
her son Anshuman
in Kolayat seat. BJP
has also replaced
Sarika Chaudhary with
Radheshyam Bairwa in
Baran-Atru seat. In 6th and
final list BJP declared Deep-
ak Kadvasra from Barmer,
Arun Amraram Chaudhary
from Pachpadra and Girraj
Malinga from Bari. P8
CONG RELEASES 7TH
& FINAL LIST OF 21
Congress released its 7th and final list on Sunday. Much-
awaited list contains names of Shanti Dhariwal from Kota
North, Vedprakash Solanki of Pilot camp from
Chaksu, Abhishek Chaudhary from Jhotwara,
Zahida Khan from Kaman, Harendra Mirdha
from Nagaur against BJP’s Jyoti Mirdha, Col
Sonaram Choudhary from Gudhamalani,
Ramlal Chauhan from Jhalrapatan against BJP’s
Vasundhara Raje. Zahida managed ticket despite
huge protests against her from Jaipur to Delhi. Dhariwal reached
Kota from Delhi on Sunday night and is scheduled to file today.
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CRISIS IN BUREAUCRACY
ED’s action on IAS Dr Subodh shocks entire bureaucracy!
Rajendra Chhabra
Jaipur
ovember 3,
2023, will go
down in the
state’s administrative his-
tory as one of the most
remembereddaysbecause
anewrecord,ofsorts,was
created on this day when
a central investigative
agencyconductedasearch
in the rooms of the minis-
ter and senior IAS in the
Secretariat. In fact, the
state’s own investigative
agency ACB has never
checked the room of the
state Secretariat.
It may be that a search
by investigative agen-
cies, of homes and even
government offices or
any other place outside
the secretariat, may not
be considered to be a ma-
jor action, but ED’s entry
in the Secretariat on No-
vember 3 was definitely
an uncommon develop-
ment. In fact, some peo-
ple believe that ED’s ac-
tion has tarnished the
honour of the Secretariat.
When MP Kirodi Lal
Meena levelled allega-
tions of major corruption
in Jal Jeevan Mission,
since then it has been sus-
pected that anything can
happen. But a raid on
politicians’houses in oth-
ercasesandasearchinthe
home as well as the office
of ACS rank senior bu-
reaucrat Subodh Agrawal
aretwocompletelydiffer-
ent things. The develop-
ment has shocked entire
state bureaucracy.
IAS Subodh Agrawal,
since the beginning of his
career, has never been on
important posts. He has
definitelyservedasprivate
secretary to union minis-
ters, but in spite of his
umpteen efforts he did not
get a call for deputation to
centre. In fact, the state
government even helped
himonceinthismattergo-
ing out of the way.
In the current govern-
ment, his hope of getting
important posts were an-
swered when one after
the other he was given
prime postings i.e. Indus-
tries, Energy, Mines,
PHED and Irrigation.
Inthelureofworkingin
important and major de-
partments,Agrawalagreed
to work under his junior
Niranjan Arya as Chief
Secretary. This too has
happenedforthefirsttime.
In the five years, the
type of controversial and
audacious decisions he
took, has shocked senior
IAS posted in the Secre-
tariat. In fact, the finance
department even stopped
tenders worth over one
thousand crore rupees
due to various irregulari-
ties in Jal Jeevan Mission.
Now all eyes are on
ED and the nature and
depth of action it takes in
the matter!
Satyanaryan Sharma
Jaipur
Commissionerate’s East
District Special Team
and Sanganer Police Sta-
tion, in a joint action, ex-
posed a gang circulating
fake notes. Two people
have been arrested with
fake notes of Rs 1 lakh
73,000. The youths had
Rs 200 currency notes. A
person named Jagga
from Indore had given
fake notes.
The two have been
identified as Bharat Sin-
gh and Vijay Raj. Singh
is a resident of Kota and
Raj of Sawai Madhopur.
Both live in a rented
house in Tonk.
Kailash Chandra Kukna
Jaipur
A press conference was
organized at 16 Civil
Lines (BJPMedia Centre)
inwhichBJPstatespokes-
person Amit Goyal and
Pooja Kapil Mishra. Go-
yal said that the Congress
govt is a symbol of mis-
governance and their
black magic will end on
Nov 25. “Many ministers
of the Congress govt re-
fused to contest the elec-
tions and many MLAs
turned against the govt.
There was oxygen cylin-
der scam during Covid,”
he said.
Kamal Kant
Jaipur
The two-day seminar
‘Legal Dialogue’ in the
memory of renowned le-
gal scholar RK Rastogi
concluded on Sunday.
The seminar was organ-
ised under the joint aegis
of VGU and ASG RD
Rastogi.
The function was held
under the chief hospital-
ity of JusticeAnil Kumar
Upman. Justice JR Goyal
was the presiding guest
of the ceremony. The
special guest was BCR
Vice-Chairman Kapil
Prakash Mathur.
First India Bureau
New Delhi
Jaipur’s renowned CA
firm Ramanand Goyal &
Company was honoured
with the ‘Excellence in
Real Estate Advisory of
the Year’ award by AS-
SOCHAM in New Delhi.
ASSOCHAM is the larg-
est chamber of commerce
in the country.
The award was given
to RNGC for the excel-
lent service work done by
it. The firm provides its
services in 59 cities in
nine states of the country.
The firm provides its ser-
vices in many areas like
RERA, Income Tax,
GST, PMLA, FEMA, etc.
Recently, RNGC was
also honoured by Chair-
man RERA and Housing
Board for getting RERA
registration of more than
100 projects of Rajasthan
Housing Board.
First India Bureau
Kota/Karauli
Three people died in a
road accident on Sunday
in Chechat police station
area of Kota. The dead in-
cluded a bike-riding cou-
ple and their grandson.
Police said that the in-
jured were taken to the
nearest hospital but doc-
tors declared them dead
on arrival.
In a similar incident,
three people died while
five got injured after a
speeding tractor-trolley
hit a tempo near Deeppura
petrol pump on Masalpur
road in Karauli.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The hearing will be held
according to the new
roster in the High Court
Jaipur bench from to-
day. The new roster in-
cludes 13 single bench-
es, along with two divi-
sion benches.
Justice MM Srivastava
andJusticeShubhaMehta
will preside over the first
bench, focusing on Spe-
cialAppeals, PILMatters,
Civil Writ Petitions, and
Contempt Matters.
The second bench, led
by Justice Pankaj
Bhandari and Justice
Bhuvan Goyal, will con-
duct hearings on crimi-
nal appeals, criminal
writ petitions, family
matters, criminal leave
to appeal and habeas
corpus petitions.
Accused Bharat Singh and Vijay Raj in police custody in Jaipur
on Sunday.
Pooja Kapil Mishra, Amit Goyal, and Pramod Vashishtha
addressing the media at BJP Media Centre in Jaipur on Sunday.
Justice Anil Kumar Upman, Justice JR Goyal, BCR VC Kapil Prakash
Mathur & ASG Rajdeepak Rastogi at the closing ceremony of
‘Legal Dialogue’ at VGU on Sunday. MUKESH KIRADOO
Ramanand Goyal & Company being honoured with ‘Excellence in
Real Estate Advisory of the Year’ by ASSOCHAM in New Delhi.
N
Diwali, the festival of light, will be celebrated on November 12 this year. This time before Diwali, Ashta Mahayoga will align with the Shani Pushya Yoga and Ravi
Pushya Yoga. This alignment is one of the rarest occurrences that is happening after a period of 400 years. Mahant Kailash performs abhishek to an idol of Lord
Ganesh at Moti Doongri temple in Jaipur on Sunday. SUNIL SHARMA
SHUBHYOGAFTER400YEARS!
You read it in First india on NOV 5, 2023
Two held with fake currency notes
worth over `1.73 lakh in Sanganer
CRIME
ROUNDUP
OVER `30 LAKH SEIZED FROM 2 PLACES
Police seized cash worth Rs 4.32 lakh from
two people at Panch Mahuda check posts
on the Gujarat border under the leadership
of Police Officer Nagendra Singh. In Sriganganagar,
the SST team seized cash worth Rs 26 lakh from
a car without a number plate near Mahianwali toll
plaza. Three people were in the car. The Income Tax
department team was also called.
Rajasthan Assembly to go
paperless from December
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The Rajasthan Assembly
will go paperless in the
newsessionstartinginDe-
cember on the lines of Ut-
tar Pradesh. Every MLA
will have a laptop or tablet
on his table and they will
get to know the agenda of
the Assembly through it.
MLAs will be able to see
work lists, questionnaires,
and answers on this.
It will be convenient
for ministers who ask and
answer questions. Legis-
lative work can be done
from the tablet or com-
puter installed on the
MLA’s desk.
400 MISCREANTS
DETAINED UNDER
GUERRILLA OPERATION
Additional Police
Commissioner
Kailash Vishnoi took
action against gangsters
and miscreants hiding in the
city under ‘Guerrilla opera-
tion’ as the festival of Diwali
is around. All DCP, ACP
and all the police officers
are out in the field. Around
600 police personnel have
been deployed in the search
operation. Until now, around
400 miscreants have been
taken into custody.
In a similar action, Com-
missionerate special team
raided Renwal area of
Jaipur Rural and arrested
drug smuggler Bholuram
alias Bunty. They seized
56 kg ganja and cash worth
Rs 1 lakh 10,000 from him.
Bunty supplies ganja to
small peddlers.
6 killed in separate
accidents in Kota
and Karauli
HC hearing as
per new roaster
from today
ASSOCHAM honours
Ramanand Goyal & Co
BJP leaders slam Congress govt for
misrule as elections near in State
Negotiation should be new addition to
legal curriculum: Rajdeepak Rastogi
Alarming pollution!
The Walled City is engulfed in a layer of haze amid the rise
in air pollution levels, in Jaipur on Sunday.
NAIM KHAN

3. Kailash Chandra Kukna
Jaipur
In Jaipur, veteran leader
and former parliamentar-
ian Colonel (retd) Sonar-
am Choudhary rejoined
the Congress party.
Choudhary, who had
switched to the BJP
ahead of the 2014 gen-
eral elections and con-
tested the election on the
BJP ticket from the Bar-
mer parliamentary seat,
rejoined the party.
He had defeated BJP’s
veteran leader Jaswant
Singh who had rebelled
and contested as an in-
dependent candidate.
On Sunday, he formally
joined the Congress. He
met the party president
Mallikarjun Kharge in
Delhi, and returned to
Jaipur where he joined
the party.
“I am a soldier and
have been in every corner
of the country. BJP can-
celled my ticket in 2019.
I came back in Cong on
the advice of Hemaram
ji. There is tension in
country because of BJP
that’s why I joined Con-
gress. I will come back
victorious from Gudha-
malani and will form
Congress govt again in
Rajasthan,” he said.
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RAJASTHAN
ASSEMBLY
ELECTIONS
2023
DAYS
FOR
QUOTE-UNQUOTE
After Kashmir, the highest
net ban happened in Ra-
jasthan under the Congress
government but it failed to stop the
incidents of paper leak and affected
business worth crores.
Himanshu Sharma, BJP State Spokesperson
BJP workers did not give
tickets to deserving people
in my area so they came to
me and asked me to fight. So I decid-
ed to fight as independent candidate to
continue development work.
Kailash Meghwal, Former Raj Assembly Speaker
Nari Shakti Vandan Act will
be an effective weapon in
empowering women to fight
against atrocities. Enthusiasm of youth
is strengthening my resolve to make
‘Lotus’ bloom in Vidyadhar Nagar.
Diya Kumari, BJP MP
BJP had campaigned
against Giriraj Singh
Malinga for a long time for
attacking a government employee.
Now the party proved its selfishness
by including a tainted person in part
Swarnim Chaturvedi, PCC General Secretary
POLL-TOON
SHEKHAR
Govtbookedmeinfalsecase,
CMdidn’tlisten:GSMalinga
First India Bureau
Jaipur
After taking membership
of BJP, Girraj Singh Ma-
linga said that he was be-
ing harassed in the Con-
gress. He said that a false
case was registered
against him. “In theAEN
and JEN assault case, an
FIR was lodged by mak-
ing me an accused.
When there was a de-
mand to change the in-
vestigation, the Chief
Minister did not listen to
me. So, I joined the
BJP,” he said.
Aam Aadmi Party’s
youth wing state presi-
dent Anurag Singh Brar
said that there are com-
plaints of corruption
against four ministers of
AAP. So, the youths have
expressed confidence in
Prime Minister Modi and
have decided to cooper-
ate with the government.
“Today I have joined
the BJP. People in Gan-
ganagar area fought over
every drop of water, but
evr since Gajendra Sin-
gh Shekhawat took
charge as Jal Shakti
Minister, water related
problems have been re-
solved,” Brar said.
Two big names joined the BJP on Sunday
Shifting Loyalties
Anurag Singh Brar, Girraj Singh Malinga with Gajendra S Shekhawat
& Narayan Panchariya in Jaipur on Sunday. NAIM KHAN
Sonaram Choudhary met Mallikarjun Kharge in Delhi on Sunday, after which he re-joined the party.
Subhash Garg addressing a social gathering in Bharatpur.
A NUMBER OF LOCAL
LEADERS JOIN BJP
Several local
Congress leaders of
Dholpur joined BJP
on Sunday. Mustaq Ahmed
Khan, Ravi Pachauri, Deep
Singh Kushwaha, Mangilal
Sharma and Ramvaran
Sharma area among the
leaders who joined the par-
ty. Prashant Singh Parmar
has also become a member
of the Congress party and
might be considered for a
ticket from Bari. Sonaram
met the party president
Mallikarjun Kharge in
Delhi earlier in the day, and
returned to Jaipur where he
joined the party. Manisha
Gurjar, officially became a
member of Congress in a
ceremony attended by CM
Ashok Gehlot, Sukhwinder
Singh Randhawa, and
Dinesh Sunda at CMR.
Retd Col Sonaram signs
up for Congress again
Bhanwar Singh Palara to file
nomination as independent
First India Bureau
Ajmer
After being denied tick-
et from the BJP, Bhan-
war Singh Palara has
decided to contest elec-
tions as an independent.
His son Shivraj will con-
test election from Masu-
da constituency as an
independent candidate
while Bhanwar Singh
Palara will file his nom-
ination as an independ-
ent candidate on Mon-
day from Nasirabad As-
sembly seat.
Presently, Sushil Ku-
mar Palara is the Ajmer
Zila Pramukh and may
disrupt the equation on
many seats. Meanwhile,
Manish Yadav got Con-
gress ticket.
Independent MLA
Alok Beniwal will con-
test elections. Alok
Beniwal’s wife, Savita
Beniwal, resigned as
PCC member. Alok is
the son of former Gov-
ernor of Gujarat, Kam-
la Beniwal.
Palara’s son to contest from Masuda
Over 200 candidates
have criminal cases
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The number of candi-
dates with criminal re-
cords is not decreasing.
So far, there are more
than 200 candidates in
the nominations from
across the region who
have given details of
their criminal record.
Ministers Parsadi Lal
Meena, Vishvendra Sin-
gh, Bhanwar Singh Bha-
ti, Bhajanlal Jatav, Ram-
lal Jat, Kalicharan Saraf,
Madan Dilawar, Diya
Kumari, Kirodilal Mee-
na, Jogeshwar Garg, Dr.
Shailesh Singh, Hem-
singh Bhadana, Kailash
Verma, Vijay Bainsla,
Shatrughan Gautam,
Omprakash Hudla,
Mukesh Bhakar, Rajen-
dra Singh Bidhuri, Ram-
nivas Gawadia, Balwan
Poonia, Pemaram, Push-
pendra Bhardwaj, Rafiq
Khan, Manish Yadav,
Zubair Khan, Rohit
Bohra, Bhawani Singh
Rajawat, Madan Rathore,
Balmukund Acharya, Ji-
tendra Gothwal, Chan-
drakanta Meghwal, Baljit
Yadav and Hanuman
Beniwal gave details in
the nomination.
Now, the final picture
will be clear as to how
many with criminal re-
cords will be contesting
elections this time.
Cong will form govt
again: Subhash Garg
Ravi Katra
Jaipur
After the alliance of Con-
gress and Lok Dal on
Bharatpur assembly seat,
Lok Dal MLA Subhash
Garg held a press confer-
ence on Sunday.
While talking to the
media, he said that due to
the development work
doneduringhistenure,the
public will surely help
him win the election this
time. He also said that
Congress will once again
be forming the govern-
ment in the state.
Subhash Garg talked
about the development
worksthatweredone dur-
ing his tenure. In an exclu-
sive conversation with
First India, Garg said that
he will file his nomination
for the Assembly Elec-
tionstodayandmanylead-
ers, including Vishvendra
Singh will also be present.
Mahesh Joshi
denied ticket for
the third time
‘God’ gets notice
from Mt. Abu RO
for violating MCC
Yogesh Sharma
Jaipur
PHED minister Mahesh
Joshi’s hopes for a ticket
have been dashed for the
third time. He faced a
similar situation in the
past when he did not re-
ceive a ticket for Kishan-
pol andAshqAli Tak was
chosen instead.
On both occasions,
Joshi gracefully support-
ed the chosen candidates.
Notably, Joshi was also
denied a Jaipur Lok Sab-
ha ticket in the past when
Dr. Raghu Sharma con-
tested as party candidate.
Joshi remained loyal to
the party and supported
Sharma throughout the
election. This time, his-
tory repeated itself and
Joshi’s ticket was
canceled due to the epi-
sode of September 25.
Joshi has consistently
been aligned with the
party’s decisions.
First India Bureau
Sirohi
An unusual incident has
grabbed attention as the
local administration has
issued a notice to a deity
for alleged violation of
the model code of con-
duct. The notice per-
tains to the organization
of an election meeting
within a temple.
In this curious situa-
tion, it’s not the political
candidate but the deity
himself who is under
scrutiny in the eyes of the
authorities. The notice
was served by the Re-
turning Officer, who spe-
cifically addressed Lord
Munni Ji Maharaj and
asked for his response by
November 10.
He also said that fail-
ure to comply may result
in action taken.
BJP ENFORCES DISCIPLINE: SANDEEP DAYMA
EXPELLED FOR ANTI-PARTY STATEMENTS
The BJP in Rajasthan on Sunday expelled a
party leader in Alwar, Sandeep Dayma, over
his remarks on gurdwaras and mosques at a
recent rally in the Tijara assembly constituency. The
decision to expel Dayma was announced by Onkar
Singh Lakhawat, the chairman of the Rajasthan BJP’s
disciplinary committee. “Sandeep Dayma has been
expelled from the party on the direction of the state
president for making a statement against the ideology
of the party,” Lakhawat said. The development comes
after widespread criticism of Dayma’s remark at the
rally in Tijara during the filing of nomination papers
by BJP candidate Baba Balaknath for the November
25 Rajasthan assembly polls. “How many mosques,
gurdwaras have been built here! This will become an
ulcer for us in the future. That is why it’s our duty that
this ulcer be uprooted and thrown out, and Baba Balak
Nathji win by a huge majority,” Dayma had said.
Adda
Adda
RAJ
RAJniti
ka
POLITICAL CHESS: RPSC CONNECTIONS WEAVE
THROUGH RAJASTHAN ELECTION CANDIDATES
RLP RELEASES SIXTH
LIST OF 10 CANDIDATES
PROTESTS ON PARNAMI’S
TICKET CANCELLATION
FORTI OFFICIALS FACE TO FACE ON ADARSH
NAGAR SEAT IN STATE ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS
HUSBAND-WIFE DUO
COMPETING FOR
DANTARAMGARH
Kin of RPSC members are also in fray in the
assembly polls. Congress gave ticket to Shehzad
Khan from Sursagar. Shehzad is
the son of Ayub Khan who lost in
the last election. Recently Ayub
Khan was made a RPSC member.
There is a similar connection with
former Chief secretary and
Niranjan Arya also. Niranjan Arya’s
wife Sangeeta is also a RPSC member. Now Niranjan
Arya is a Congress candidate from Sojat. Sangeeta Arya
has previously been a Congress candidate.
RLP on Sunday
released 6th list of
10 candidates. The
party announced
candidates from
Pahlodi, Bagru,
Jaisalmer, Sanchore,
Hindaun, Khandar,
Taranagar, Churu,
Sumerpur, and Pokran.
Rajesh Mandiya left
RLP and resigned as
the spokesperson.
The cancellation of
Ashok Parnami’s
ticket has sparked major
reactions. Several
leaders and workers
from Adarsh Nagar seat
are resigning from their
positions. In the BJP
office, loud slogans and
protests have been
witnessed. Many of his
backers have gathered
at his residence.
Interesting scenes in Rajasthan Assembly
elections. 2 officials of FORTI are face to face.
One is the patron of FORTI and the other is the working
president. Both officials face to face from Jaipur’s
Adarsh Nagar seat. One is contesting on Congress
ticket and other on BJP ticket. Congress candidate from
Adarsh Nagar MLA Rafeek Khan is patron of FORTI
while BJP has fielded Ravi Nayyar from Adarsh Nagar,
who is working president of FORTI.
This will probably
be the first such
election in the State
when husband and wife
will face each other. Rita
Singh is fighting against
her husband, the current
MLA Virendra Singh in
Dantaramgarh.
Congress has once
again fielded Virendra
Singh. While JJP has
given ticket to Rita
Singh. Both candidates
are the son and
daughter-in-law of
former State Congress
President Narayan
Singh. This contest of
Dantaramgarh will be
very interesting.
Virendra Singh had also
filed his nomination.
Yogesh Sharma

4. ife is often
caught up in
storms and
you are not
y o u r s e l f
when you are drowned in
a storm. At that moment
nothing seems to work;
your devotion, love, prac-
tices, ideals, everything
falls apart. Even when the
storms have subsided,
their memory disturbs
you. You feel as if you are
in a burning furnace and
you are unable to put out
the fire. The more you try
to calm yourself, the more
restless you become.
You are what you are
only in between two
storms. So how settled
you are is determined by
how less frequently
storms arise in your life.
When the storms arise,
the breath becomes heav-
ier, the body becomes un-
bearable and you are not
at all aware of your mind.
You are totally thrown off
balance.
How to free yourself
from the grip of storms?
This is the only basic
problem in this universe.
The first thing is to be-
come aware of it and stop
regretting it. Like waves
come and go, storms in
your life too will subside.
No one storm can be there
for ever. One storm comes
and subsides, another
comes and subsides and it
goes on.As the storm sub-
side, you experience that
inner cool, soft, delicate
aspect of yourself. In that
space of calm, all the anx-
iety, fear, feverishness
lose their grip on you and
you become yourself
again. Love dawns. Your
mind is like a whirlwind
and its subsiding is love.
When you stop resist-
ing the storms of life and
start accepting them with
open arms, they will sub-
side on their own. That is
the purpose of all spiritual
practices or sadhana and
meditation. When you re-
alise that somebody is re-
ally caring for you, you
get deep rest and all fears
and insecurities drop.
When you relax and be
yourself, you can put off
the fire.
You keep running away
from small things -- your
feelings, sensations, de-
sires… and this lead to
more feverishness. Real-
ise that like the ocean can-
not be there without the
waves, storms are inevita-
ble in your life. Every
storm touches you some-
where and makes you
grow bigger. It destroys
something small in you
and makes you stronger
every time. A storm pulls
you out of your likes and
dislikes and purifies you.
So accept all that comes
with both arms open. This
is crucifixion. If you say
you cannot take them, you
are resisting and that
leads to more storms in
your life.
You are much bigger
than all the waves and
commotions. They all rise
within you and they can in
no way destroy you. So,
let them be. Even when
the storms come, you are
still in the same ocean, as
deep as ever. It’s not that
your depth is there only
when you are calm.
This realization is the
culmination of knowl-
edge. When this knowl-
edge dawns, you rise
above events; you grow
out of them. Everybody in
the world goes through
crisis, insecurities, confu-
sions, jealousy, anger, ha-
tred, etc. It’s like drown-
ing in the ocean of life.
But the person with the
lifejacket can survive
even the worst turmoil. So
keep your lifejacket of
knowledge handy. Realise
that an individual can be
drowned, but the infinity
is indestructible. Being
immortal means looking
at your infinite nature.
That is why the saying,
“Die before your death.”
Just observe yourself in
a bigger perspective and
realise that in the ocean of
your life, many waves are
rising and dissolving. All
the waves that you see are
all your own forms. It’s
like watching wrestling
on television and imagin-
ing that both the wrestlers
are yourself. In life, you
act in many forms, some-
times completely oppo-
site. Every name and form
that is given in this ocean
is part of the conscious-
ness. People are like float-
ing shells in the ocean of
life.
Do not be in a hurry to
get rid of the storms, be
with them. Looking for
perfection creates imper-
fection inside you. If you
are peaceful, everything
around you becomes
peaceful. You are the cen-
tre of this universe. Wher-
ever you go, you carry
your own mind, and
wherever you go, you will
create your own storms. It
may appear to be calm
and quiet for sometime
but a storm will surface
sooner or later. Unless
you realise this, nothing
will hold. There is no oth-
er permanent solution.
Don’t resist the storms;
instead see them as an
amazing play of your per-
sonality.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
TOP
TWEETS
SPIRITUAL SPEAK
Speak only endearing speech,
speech that is welcomed.
Speech, when it brings no evil to
others, is a pleasant thing.
BUDDHA
CARRY YOUR
OWN MIND
Just observe yourself in
a bigger perspective and
realise that in the ocean
of your life, many waves
are rising and dissolving.
All the waves that you see
are all your own forms. It’s
like watching wrestling on
television and imagining
that both the wrestlers are
yourself. In life, you act in
many forms, sometimes
completely opposite.
Every name and form that
is given in this ocean is
part of the consciousness.
People are like floating
shells in the ocean of life.
Do not be in a hurry to
get rid of the storms, be
with them. Looking for
perfection creates imper-
fection inside you. If you
are peaceful, everything
around you becomes
peaceful.
You are the centre of this
universe. Wherever you
go, you carry your own
mind, and wherever you
go, you will create your
own storms. It may appear
to be calm and quiet for
sometime but a storm will
surface sooner or later.
Unless you realise this,
nothing will hold. There
is no other permanent
solution. Don’t resist the
storms; instead see them
as an amazing play of your
personality.
LIVING WITH THE
STORMSOFLIFE
How to free yourself from the grip of storms? This is
the only basic problem in this universe. The first
thing is to become aware of it and stop regretting it.
Like waves come and go, storms in your life too will
subside. No one storm can be there for ever. One
storm comes and subsides, another comes and
subsides and it goes on. As the storm subside, you
experience that inner cool, soft, delicate aspect of
yourself. In that space of calm, all the anxiety, fear,
feverishness lose their grip on you and you become
yourself again. Love dawns. Your mind is like a
whirlwind and its subsiding is love
IN-DEPTH
ANTONY BLINKEN’S
STRONG MESSAGE
ON TERRORISM
CJI’s FORMULA TO END
AN ONGOING DEBATE
merica’s Secretary of StateAntony Blinken’s
refusal to press for a ceasefire in Gaza should
come as no surprise. Blinken publicly re-
jected Jordan and Egypt’s insistence on cessation of
hostilities by Israel in which thousands of civilians
have been killed. In what can be described as a snub
to the foreign ministers of the twoArab countries and
others calling for truce Blinken said that a ceasefire
will benefit Hamas which can regroup and launch
another attack. “Aceasefire now would simply leave
Hamas in place, able to regroup and repeat what it
did on October 7,” Blinken said.
The statement makes it obvious that the US won’t
press Israel for ceasing hostilities until Hamas has
been decimated. This was America’s approach in
dealing with ISIS and also al-Qaida after NewYork’s
iconic twin towers were destroyed. That is the only
way to tackle terrorism. Islamic nations must now
understand that harbouring terrorists and promoting
terrorism can be self-destructive.
A
he debate over separation of powers between
judiciary and legislature will continue till the
issue of collegiums system of judges’ ap-
pointment is settled to the satisfaction of both. How-
ever, the way suggested by Chief Justice of India DY
Chandrachud holds promise of a way forward with-
out compromising the independence of either the
legislature or judiciary. What the CJI said makes
practical sense too as regular denigrating the judici-
ary undermines its authority.
The CJI said, “There is a dividing line between
what the legislature can do and the legislature cannot
do” when the court
passes a judgment. A
judgment “which
points out deficien-
cies in the law” the
legislature can al-
ways enact a fresh
law. Incidentally,
something similar
happened when the
CJI became part of a
committee to appoint
Election Commis-
sioners. The govern-
ment used its prerog-
ative and brought in
a new legislation as
per which the CJI
had no role in ECs’
appointment. Justice
Chandrachud cited
the example of a
1951 judgment
which ruled against
reservation in educa-
tional institutions. Parliament amended the law and
extended reservation in educational institutions.
That’s a better option than overruling a court’s judg-
ment which is “completely impermissible”.
Justice Chandrachud has been stoutly defending
separation of power while the government wants a
bigger say in the appointment of judges. Separation
of power is important as it prevents concentration of
power in the hands of any of the three pillars of
government. The Supreme Court in the Kesavanan-
da Bharati case also ruled in favour of the basic fea-
ture, separation of powers, of the Constitution which
is good for democracy.
T
Justice Chandrachud
cited the example of
a 1951 judgment
which ruled against
reservation in
educational
institutions.
Parliament amended
the law and extended
reservation in
educational
institutions. That’s a
better option than
overruling a court’s
judgment which is
“completely
impermissible”
SRI SRI RAVI
SHANKAR
The writer is an Indian yoga
guru, a spiritual leader,
founder of The Art of Living
L
The BJP government has taken many
meaningful steps towards providing
employment to the youth in Madhya Pradesh.
The youth are getting the benefit of Mukhyamantri
Sikho Kamao Yojana in the form of earning along
with learning. This reflects the thinking of the BJP
government as to how to continuously move the state
towards a developed state by promoting the youth.
Anurag Thakur
@ianuragthakur
Hearty congratulations and
best wishes to all of you on
the 539th Foundation Day
of Vishnoi Religion. Let us resolve
to follow the path of life protection
and environmental protection
shown by Guru Jambheshwar
Bhagwan Ji.
Arjun Ram Meghwal
@arjunrammeghwal
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6. RE-ELECTING CONGRESS AND BAGHEL IN
C’GARH A GUARANTEE OF LOOT: JP NADDA
Pendra: BJP chief JP Nadda on Sunday al-
leged that Congress and corruption go hand
in hand and said re-electing the ruling party in
Chhattisgarh meant the “guaran-
tee of loot”. At a public meeting in
Pendra town in Gaurela-Pendra-
Marwahi district, Nadda said the
Congress indulges in corruption
wherever it is in power. Targeting
the Baghel govt, the BJP president
said, “They committed scams in liquor, rice, cow dung,
teachers’ transfer and Public Service Commission
recruitments. They did not even spare the name of
Mahadev and committed a scam of Rs 5,000 crore (the
alleged betting app scam).”
PTI
New Delhi
A parliamentary commit-
tee scrutinising three bills
to replace the existing
criminallawswillmeeton
Monday to adopt draft re-
ports, days after some op-
position members had
sought an extension for
thepaneltogothroughthe
measures in greater detail.
On Oct 27, the stand-
ing committee on Home
could not adopt the three
draft reports as some Op-
position MPs pressed for
more time to study it.
Some Opposition MPs
had urged panel chairper-
son Brij Lal to seek an
extension of three months
in its tenure and “stop
bulldozing these bills for
short-termelectoralgain”.
For making a robust
legislation that serves the
marginalised,thecommit-
teeshouldnotadoptafinal
reportinthenextfewdays.
First India Bureau
Aizawl
The poll campaign for
November7MizoramAs-
sembly elections came to
an end on Sunday after-
noon amid the Election
Commission’s efforts to
holdthepollsinafree,fair
and transparent manner.
Though official-
ly the campaigning
ended on Sunday,
Saturday was the
last day for can-
vassing as most
people went to
church for Sunday
prayers. As per 2011
Census,around87per
cent of Mizoram pop-
ulation are Christian.
Officials said the Cen-
tral Armed Police Forces
(CAPF) and state police
personnel have taken up
positions in all the con-
stituencies while several
thousand polling person-
nel have either reached or
were on the way to their
designated 1,276 polling
stations in 40 Assembly
constituencies.
GIRIRAJ’S PRAISE FOR HM
“Shah’s expertise at par with Sardar Patel”
ANI
Muzaffarpur
head of Union
HM Amit
Shah’s public
meeting in Bihar’s Mu-
zaffarpur, Union Minis-
ter Giriraj Singh said that
Shah’s expertise in po-
litical strategy should be
compared with the coun-
try’s first Home Minister,
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel.
“If you look at Amit
Shah’s expertise in politi-
cal strategy, you should
compare him with mod-
ern-day Sardar Patel,”
Singh said on Sunday.
“Amit Shah’s rally is
happening in Bihar, and
there is panic in the oppo-
sition,” he said. Shah will
beattendingamegapublic
rally in Muzaffarpur, the
firstaftertheNitishKumar
governmentinBiharcame
out with its caste-based
survey findings.
Taking on the Congress
andtheI.N.D.I.A.blocfor
extending their support to
the Palestine cause, Singh
accused the Opposition of
supporting terrorism.
“Congress has sup-
ported Hamas. There are
only two ways before the
people. People who want
to vote for Congress and
I.N.D.I.A. bloc will be
with the people who are
supporting terrorist acts
by Hamas,” he said.
Hamas is a terrorist or-
ganization based in the
Gaza Strip that fired
rockets at Israel on Octo-
ber 7 triggering a series
of retaliatory attacks by
Israel.
Giriraj Singh said that
when Shah speaks from
Muzaffarpur, the opposi-
tion will get to know
what the people of Bihar
want.
Union HM Amit Shah with Union Minister Giriraj Singh during a
puiblic meeting at Jhanjharpur in Madhubani. FILE
Shah’s visit to Bihar
marks the seventh
time since the BJP
suffered a setback in
the state after the
party, which was in
alliance with JD-(U)
chief Nitish Kumar
and was in power in
the state, collapsed
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Raipur
Chhattisgarh CM Bhu-
pesh Baghel on Sunday
launched the Congress
manifesto for the upcom-
ingAssemblypolls,prom-
ising a caste-based census
in the state if voted back.
“We pledge to conduct
a caste census in the state
if voted back. The census
exercise would cover the
Scheduled Caste,
tribal castes,
backward
c l a s s e s ,
general cate-
gory and mi-
norities,” Baghel
announced after
unveiling the par-
ty’s manifesto here.
He said caste-based
census would enable
people from backward
sectionstoderivetheben-
efits of welfarist schemes.
ANI
Sukma
Lashing out at the Con-
gress party, Uttar Pradesh
Chief Minister YogiAdi-
tyanath, on
Sunday said
that the
grand old
party did not
want Ram
Temple to be built in
Ayodhya and that it ques-
tioned the existence
of Lord Ram.
The Uttar Pradesh
Chief Minister was
addressing a pub-
lic gathering in
Sukma as part
of the Bharati-
ya Janata Par-
ty’s (BJP)
campaign in
the poll-
bound Chhat-
tisgarh state
on Sunday.
Agencies
Hyderabad
UnionMinisterandTelan-
ganaBJPstatepresidentG
Kishan Reddy on Sunday
alleged that
the BRS
Government
in the state
has fallen
short in de-
livering on its promises
and meeting the expecta-
tions of the people. At an
event, Reddy asserted
that BRS leaders are not
focusing on the state’s
development but rather
relying on financial re-
sources to secure elec-
toral victories.
First India Bureau
Seoni
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi on Sunday targeted
the Opposition Congress,
saying two of its senior
leaders were fighting in
Madhya Pradesh to es-
tablish their sons and to
capture the party organi-
sation in the state.
Addressing a public
meeting in Seoni district
of MP ahead of the state
elections, Modi said the
Congress, despite being
in power for five-six dec-
ades in the country after
Independence, did not do
anything for the welfare
of the tribal community.
Further targeting the
Congress, Prime Minis-
ter Narendra Modi said
two of its big leaders are
fighting in Madhya
Pradesh to establish
their sons and to capture
the party organisation in
the state.
PTI
Hyderabad
Alleging that the Con-
gress and BJP did not
work sincerely for the
state, BRS president and
Telangana Chief
Minister K
Chandrasekhar
Rao on Sun-
day said re-
gional parties
can better
safeguard
the interests
of a state.
Rao, at
an election
rally at Khammam, said
people are well aware as
to whose victory bodes
well for Telangana.
“BJP, Congress, two
parties, did they ever raise
theflagofTelangana?Did
they ever take the Telan-
gana struggle on their
shoulders? They only in-
sulted us, fired at us and
put us in jails whenever
we started (Telangana
struggle). Why
would they have
love (towards
the state),”
he said.
T h e
Congress
leaders in
the state are
dictated by their bosses
in Delhi, he alleged.
“Should we also be-
come slaves by remain-
ing under these ‘ghu-
lams’ (slaves) of Delhi,”
he asked.
First India Bureau
Bhuj
A three-day meeting of
the RSS commenced on
Sunday in Bhuj town of
Gujarat’s Kutch district
in the presence of RSS
chief Mohan Bhagwat
and its general secretary
Dattatreya Hosabale.
A total of 382 senior
RSS leaders from across
Gujarat have converged
for the Sangh’s ‘Akhil
Bharatiya Karyakari
Mandal’ meeting, a re-
lease from the RSS said.
Gujarat CM Bhupen-
dra Patel paid a courtesy
visit to Bhagwat.
During the meeting,
invited members will re-
view the progress of ex-
pansion plans of the RSS
and hold discussions on a
range of issues, such as
effects of modern life-
style on nature.
Chhattisgarh
Telangana
Telangana
3-day RSS meeting begins in
Bhuj under Mohan Bhagwat
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat during the All India Executive Board
meeting, in Bhuj district, Gujarat, on Sunday. PTI
Parliamentary panel meets
Draft reports on 3 new
criminal bills today
Campaigning ends,
voting on Tuesday
Baghel unveils Cong manifesto,
vows caste census if voted back
CASH FOR QUERY:
LS PANEL TO ADOPT
DRAFT ON TUESDAY
10,585 VOTES CAST
THROUGH HOME &
POSTAL VOTING
The Lok Sabha
Ethics Commit-
tee will hold a
meeting on November
7 in Delhi to adopt
a draft report on the
alleged ‘cash-for-query’
allegations against
TMC MP Mahua
Moitra. Moitra, who ap-
peared before the Lok
Sabha Ethics Com-
mittee on November
2 over cash-for-query
allegations against
her and Opposition
members of the panel
“walked out” of the
meeting.
Aizawl:
Altogether
10,585 senior
citizens, people with
disabilities and govt
officials exercised their
franchise for the Nov 7
Mizoram polls through
home voting and
postal ballots till
Saturday, officials
said. While 2,059
senior citizens (80
years and above)
and PwDs exer-
cised their franchise
through home voting,
8,526 government
officials.
Mizoram
Chhattisgarh CM Bhupesh Baghel, with others, releases party’s
manifesto for State Assembly polls in Raipur, on Sunday. PTI
Telangana Chief Minister and Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) chief K Chandrasekhar Rao addresses
the Praja Ashirvada Sabha, in Khammam on Sunday. PTI
Cong questioned
existence of Lord
Ram: UP CM Yogi
Reddy: BRS failed
aspirations of
Telangana people
2 sr Cong leaders
fighting to establish
their sons: PM Modi
Cong, BJP did not work sincerely
for Telangana, alleges CM KCR
KCR says regional parties can better
safeguard the interests of a state
First India Bureau
Seoni
In the run-up to the Mad-
hya Pradesh assembly
elections, Prime Minister
Narendra Modi on Sun-
day, while addressing an
election rally here, reiter-
ated his declaration on
the government’s deci-
sion to extend the free
ration scheme for the
poor for five years.
“I have come out of
poverty, I don’t have to
read in books what pov-
erty is. I can feel the pain
of the poor. Therefore,
your son, your brother,
has made a big decision
in his mind that when the
‘Pradhan Mantri Garib
Kalyan Anna Yo-
jana’ is complet-
ed in De-
c e m b e r ,
we will
guaran-
tee a
free ra-
tion for the
next 5 years,” Prime
Minister Narendra Modi
said during his address in
Seoni district of MP.
PMREITERATESFREERATION
SCHEMEINMP’SSEONIDIST
BATTLEGROUND MADHYA PRADESH
Prime Minister Narendra Modi greeted by party leaders during a public meeting ahead of the
Madhya Pradesh Assembly elections, in Khandwa, on Sunday. PTI
“COVID LOCKDOWN DELAYED TO BRING DOWN CONG GOVT IN MP”
Bhopal: Congress
leader Jairam
Ramesh on Sun-
day claimed the decision
to enforce lockdown in
view of CO-
VID-19 was
delayed
so that the
Kamal Nath
govt could be
brought down in
Madhya Pradesh.
The Nath govt fell
in March 2020 after a
rebellion by several MLAs
loyal to Jyotiraditya Scin-
dia. It paved the way for
the return of the Shivraj
Singh Chouhan govt of
the BJP. The lockdown
was enforced across the
nation by the Union gov-
ernment in the later part
of March. “During the CO-
VID-19, lockdown was not
implemented at the right
time and a 10-day period
was given to ensure our
govt in MP falls,” Jairam
Ramesh alleged.
Madhya
Pradesh

7. BOOSTING BORDER SECURITY
BSF installs beehives on India-B’desh fence
tocheckbordercrimes,generatelocalwages
PTI
New Delhi/Kolkata
he BSF has un-
dertaken a
unique experi-
mentofinstallingbeehives
on the India-Bangladesh
border fence in West Ben-
gal to stop instances of
cuttingthehedgeforcattle
smuggling and other
crimes,besidesgenerating
livelihood for the locals.
The first-of-its kind
initiative was launched
recently by the BSF’s
32nd battalion in the bor-
der areas of Nadia district
with an aim of ensuring
border security and help-
ing the local populace
through apiculture.
India and Bangladesh
share a 4,096-km frontier,
withWestBengalaccount-
ing for about 2,217 km.
The Ayush ministry has
been roped in by the BSF
for the project. The minis-
try has provided the bor-
der-guarding force with
the beehives and required
expertisetofixthoseonthe
alloy-made ‘smart fence’.
The unique experiment is aimed at stopping instances of cutting
the hedge for cattle smuggling and other crimes. FILE
T
IN BRIEF
Bengaluru: A 45-year-
old woman, who was
working as a senior ge-
ologist with the Depart-
ment of Mines and Ge-
ology, was found dead
with her throat slit in the
Gokula Badavane area
of Bengaluru on Sunday
morning, police said.
B’luru geologist found
dead with throat slit
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Delhi’spollutionalertathighestlevel
Govt bans trucks, construction and orders that primary schools will remain shut till Nov 10
First India Bureau
New Delhi
The Central government
has implemented stage-
IV measures of the
Graded ResponseAction
Plan (GRAP) with im-
mediate effect as the air
quality in the national
capital and its neigh-
bouring cities remains in
the ‘severe plus’ catego-
ry for the fourth consec-
utive day.
The Graded Response
Action Plan or GRAPare
set of measures drafted
by the Centre’s Commis-
sion forAir Quality Man-
agement (CAQM) to
tackle air pollution.
The Stage IV of the
GRAP is the highest
level of pollution alert
taken under the GRAP
when the Air Quality In-
dex (AQI) remains over
450 or in the ‘severe
plus’ category.
Under the 8-point
Stage IV measures, entry
of trucks into Delhi
has been banned except
for those carrying essen-
tial commodities/ pro-
viding essential services
and all LNG/ CNG/ elec-
tric trucks.
Light Commercial Ve-
hicles (LCVs) registered
outside Delhi, other than
Electrical Vehicles,
CNG, BS-VI diesel, to
enter Delhi, except those
carrying essential com-
modities/ providing es-
sential services.
STUBBLE BURNING IN HARYANA, UP, CAUSES
SPIKE IN DELHI’S AIR POLLUTION: GOPAL RAI
PRIMARY SCHOOLS TO REMAIN SHUT TILL NOV 10,
SAYS DELHI MINISTER AMID SEVERE AIR POLLUTION
New Delhi: Amid the spike in air pollution, Delhi En-
vironment Minister and AAP leader Gopal Rai said
on Sunday the stubble burning in Punjab does not
have as much impact on the national capital as the smoke
coming from farm fires in Haryana and Uttar
Pradesh. He said as per the Centre’s data,
cases of stubble burning in Punjab have been
reduced. “Central government figures show
that less stubble has been burned in Punjab
this year in comparison to last year. Punjab’s
stubble smoke does not have as much im-
pact on Delhi as that of Haryana and Uttar Pradesh. This is
because there is no movement in the wind. Only if the wind
blows, the smoke of Punjab will reach Delhi. Right now,
there is smoke all around Delhi. The smoke of stubble from
Haryana and Uttar Pradesh is reaching Delhi,” he said.
Meanwhile, on the fourth consecutive day, the air quality in
Delhi remained in the ‘Severe’ category on Sunday.
New Delhi: With the pollution in the national capital
still in the ‘severe’ category, Delhi govt on Sunday an-
nounced that the primary schools will remain closed
till November 10 while the students of Class 6 to 12 are be-
ing given the option of shifting to online mode.
In a post on X, Delhi Minister and AAP leader
Atishi said, “As pollution levels continue to
remain high, primary schools in Delhi will stay
closed till 10th November. For Grade 6-12,
schools are being given the option of shifting
to online classes.” On November 2, Delhi CM
Arvind Kejriwal announced that the govt and private schools
in the national capital will remain closed for two days (till
Nov 4) due to rising pollution levels. In yet another smoggy
day, the air quality in Delhi-NCR continued to remain in the
‘severe’ category on Sunday with overall Air Quality Index
at 482, according to data from the System of Air Quality and
Weather Forecasting And Research (SAFAR).
First India Bureau
New Delhi
Defence Minister Rajnath
Singh has approved a pro-
posal for an extension of
the rules for Maternity,
Child Care and Child
Adoption Leaves for
women soldiers, sailors
and air warriors in the
Armed Forces at par with
their officer counterparts.
With the issuing of the
rules, the grant of such
leaves to all women in the
militarywillbeequallyap-
plicable, whether one is an
officer or any other rank.
The decision is in line
with the Defence Minis-
ter’s vision of inclusive
participationofallwomen
in the Armed Forces, ir-
respective of their ranks.
Defence Ministry said the
extension of leave rules
willgoalongwayindeal-
ing with women-specific
family and social issues
relevant to the Armed
Forces. This measure is
goingtoimprovethework
conditions of women in
the military and aid them
to balance the spheres of
professional and family
life in a better manner.
ThethreeServiceshave
spearheaded a paradigm
shift with the inclusion of
women as soldiers, sailors
and air warriors.Asignifi-
cant milestone was
achieved in 2019 through
the recruitment of women
in the IndianArmy as sol-
diers in the Corps of Mil-
itary Police.
J&K: `10 L reward for tip-off
on killings of labourer, cop
ANI
Jammu (Jammu & Kashmir)
The newly-appointed po-
lice chief of Jammu and
Kashmir RR Swain on
Sunday announced a Rs
10 lakh reward to people
who give any informa-
tion that they may have
on the recent targeted
killing of a non-local la-
bourer, a police consta-
ble, and critically injur-
ing one police inspector
in the union territory.
In strongest terms,
the Director General of
Police said no one will
be spared.
Recently, terrorists
fired upon one inspector
Masroor Ali in the
Eidgah area of Srinagar,
whose health is
critical now.
Also, a non-local la-
bourer Mukesh Kumar in
Trumchi Nowpora, Pul-
wama and Head Consta-
ble Gulam Mohammad at
Wailoo Uralpora in Pat-
tan, were shot dead by
unidentified terrorists.
2 held after 40-km chase
along Pakistan border in
Punjab, 2 kg heroin seized
Agencies
Chandigarh
Punjab Police nabbed
two drug smugglers after
a hot chase of 40 km
along the India-Pakistan
border and recovered 2
kg heroin from their pos-
session, DGPGauravYa-
dav said on Sunday.
Those arrested include
Arshdeep Singh and Ra-
jpreetSingh,bothresidents
of Ferozepur. Apart from
recovering heroin, police
seized the SUV in which
they were travelling.
The DGP said based on
secret inputs about the
smuggling,TarnTaranPo-
lice started chasing the ve-
hicle near Bhikhiwind and
the entire district police
immediately sprung into
action and sealed off all
exit points of the district
with special checkpoints.
NIA names 17 in
chargesheet in HuT
terror module case
Agencies
New Delhi
The National Investiga-
tion Agency (NIA) has
named 17 persons in its
chargesheet in connec-
tion with its probe into
the Hijb-ut-tahirr (HuT)
terror module case, as
they were inspired by the
radical ideology of the
organisation, which
aimed at creating a Shar-
iat-based Islamic nation
in India through the
means of violent acts.
An NIA spokesperson
said that the agency has
named Mohammad
Alam, Misbah ul Hasan,
Mehraj Ali, Khalid Hus-
sain, Syed Sami Rizvi,
Yasir Khan, Salman An-
sari, Syed Danish Ali,
Mohammad Shahrukh,
Mohammad Wasim, Mo-
hammad Kareem, Mo-
hammad Abbas Ali, Mo-
hammad Hameed, Mo-
hammad Saleem, Abdur
Rahman, Sheikh Junaid
and Mohammad Salman
in the chargesheet.
The case was initially
registered as FIR on
May 9 under several
sections of the Indian
Penal Code and sections
of UA(P) Act.
FIRST-OF-ITS-KIND
INITIATIVE OF BSF
The first-of-its kind ini-
tiative was launched
recently by the BSF’s
32nd battalion in the border
areas of Nadia district with
an aim of ensuring border
security and helping the local
populace through apiculture.
India and Bangladesh share
a 4,096-km frontier, with
West Bengal accounting for
about 2,217 km.
New Delhi: The Delhi
High Court has im-
posed cost of Rs 20,000
on the central govern-
ment for its ‘lackadaisi-
cal approach’ in grant-
ing pension to a
96-year-old freedom
fighter. The high court
said the case reflected
‘complete sad state of
affairs’ as freedom
fighter Uttim Lal Singh
was made to wait for
over 40 years and run
from pillar to post to
get his rightful pension.
HCrapsGoIforlaxityin
freedomfightercase
Ballia: A court here has
sentenced six persons,
including two couples,
to 10 years of imprison-
ment, for killing a man
over a land dispute 20
years ago, police said
on Sunday. The court
also imposed a fine of
Rs 11,200 on each of
them, they added. Po-
lice on Sunday said the
incident took place on
October 31, 2003 in
Chitvisaanv Khurd vil-
lage under the Sahatvar
police station area.
UP: 6 get 10-yr jail in
20-yr-old murdercase
Bhadohi: An MP-MLA
court here on Saturday
sentenced former MLA
Vijay Mishra to 15
years of imprisonment
in a 2014 rape case, of-
ficials said. The court
of judge Subodh Singh
convicted Mishra and
imposed a fine of Rs
1.1 lakh, half of which
will be given to the vic-
tim, District Govern-
ment Counsel Dinesh
Kumar Pandey said.
Ex-MLAgets15-yrjail
termin2014rapecase
Udalguri: At least three
people were killed and
four others were injured
following a head-on
collision between a
truck and a car in As-
sam’s Udalguri district
on Sunday. As per po-
lice, the incident took
place on National High-
way 15 near Orang,
Bhergaon in the Saikia
Chuburi area where a
car collided with a truck
that was coming from
the opposite direction.
Assam:3die,4hurtin
truck-carroadmishap
Karur: The search op-
erations launched by the
Income Tax Dept en-
tered Day 3 in Karur dis-
trict on Sunday. As a
part of operations, four
locations in Karur are
being searched by the
Income Tax Dept. The
search operations have
been conducted at the
residence of Padma, sis-
ter of late DMK leader
Vasugi Murugesan, busi-
nessman Suresh’s office
in Gandhipuram area.
I-T raid enters day 3
in Tamil Nadu’s Karur
New Delhi: Four police
personnel were injured
in an attack by villagers
in Assam’s Kamrup dis-
trict when they had
gone there to arrest a
person accused of theft,
police said on Sunday.
A police vehicle was
also damaged when the
villagers of Baruajani
attacked it on Saturday
night to prevent the per-
sonnel from arresting a
local youth on theft
charges, they said.
Villagers attack police
team in Assam district
Alarming situation
An area near Red Fort is enveloped under a thick layer of smog as the air quality in the national capital continues to be in the
‘Severe’ category, in New Delhi on Sunday. ANI
Smoky haze engulfs the India Gate in New Dellhi. Delhi-NCR
region is winessing smog amid a surge in farm fires.
The polluted Yamuna river amid the smog at Kalindi Kunj area as
air quality in Delhi continues to remain in the ‘Severe’ category.
3 INDIAN CITIES
MOST POLLUTED
FIREFIGHTERS FIGHT
POLLUTION TOO
New Delhi:
The city was
wrapped in a
thick layer of toxic haze
as air quality continued
to remain in the “severe
category”. The Indian
capital, along with Kol-
kata and Mumbai, is
among the world’s most
polluted cities today,
according to data by
Swiss Group IQAir.
New Delhi again topped
the real-time list with
an AQI of 483 at 7.30
am today, followed by
Lahore at 371.
New Delhi: As
the air quality in
Delhi continues
to remain in ‘severe’
category for the fourth
consecutive day, Delhi
Fire Services joined
hands with the Delhi govt
in curbing pollution. Visu-
als showed fire tenders
spraying water in the
hotspot areas of Delhi.
An official said, “From
this morning we have
started spraying water.
We have identified 13
hotspots, and our main
focus will be on them.”
RR Swain, Director General of Jammu and Kashmir Police along
with senior police officials.
Decision is in line with the Defence Minister’s vision of inclusive
participation of all women in the Armed Forces. FILE
Police had received secret tip-off about the smuggling activities.
MAJOR CITIES US AQI
Delhi, India 483
Lahor, Pakistan 371
Kolkata, India 206
 Dhaka, Bangladesh 189
Karachi, Pakistan 162
Mumbai, India 162
Shenyang, China 159
Hangzhou, China 159
Kuwait City 155
Wuhan, China 152
MOST POLLUTED CITIES
ACROSS THE WORLD
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Uncertainty looms
over SL-Bangla
World Cup clash
PTI
New Delhi
The notorious air pollu-
tion in the national capi-
tal has shrouded the
World Cup clash between
Sri Lanka and Bangla-
desh in doubt and it re-
mains to be seen if the
health of the players
takes precedence over
the contest, on Monday.
A thick layer of toxic
haze has enveloped the
national capital once
again, forcing the 2 teams
to cancel their training.
Stuff of dreams, things you
dream of as a child: Kohli
First India Bureau
New Delhi
Batting icon Virat Kohli
delivered an exceptional
performance, on his 35th
birthday, by securing his
49th ODI century, a feat
that equalled the record
set by the legendary
Sachin Tendulkar.
His unbeaten innings
placedhimalongsideTen-
dulkarintherecordbooks.
“Every opportunity to
play for India is a big one,
to be able to ton up on my
birthday is a stuff of
dreams. Something as a
child you wish to do. It is
alltoomuchformetotake
in now, to equal my hero’s
record is something spe-
cial for me. But I am nev-
er going to be as good as
him,” Kohli said in post-
match presentation.
Djokovic adds to big titles supremacy
with 40th ATP Masters 1000 Trophy
Agencies
Paris
Novak Djokovic
emerged victorious at
the 2023 Paris Masters.
He beat Grigor Dim-
itrov in straight sets to
claim his seventh Paris
Masters title.
The Serbian ace also
lifted his 40th Masters
1000 crown. Djokovic
won the match 6-4, 6-3
to showcase his domi-
nance. He claimed his
sixth honor of the 2023
season. Djokovic will
now head to the sea-
son-ending ATP Finals
on an 18-match win-
ning streak.
Team India players celebrates the wicket of South African batter
David Miller during their World Cup 2023 match between against
South Africa, at Eden Gardens, in Kolkata on Sunday. PTI
INDIA'SDOMINANCE
First India Bureau
Kolkata
Birthday boy Virat Koh-
li hit a record-equalling
49th ODI century while
Ravindra Jadeja took a
five-wicket haul as India
crushed South Africa by
243 runs to record their
eighth World Cup win
here on Sunday.
Kohli, who turned 35
on Sunday, struck 101
not out off 121 balls and
shared a 134-run part-
nership with Shreyas
Iyer (77) to take India to
an imposing 326 for
five.
Then Jadeja (5/33)
Mohammed Shami
(2/18), and Kul-
deep Yadav (2/7)
bowled superb
spells to dismiss
the Proteas for
83 in 27.1
overs.
TEAMS M W L T N/R PT NRR
INDIA 8 8 0 0 0 16 2.456
SOUTH AFRICA 8 6 2 0 0 12 1.376
AUSTRALIA 7 5 2 0 0 10 0.924
NEW ZEALAND 8 4 4 0 0 8 0.398
PAKISTAN 8 4 4 0 0 8 -0.036
AFGHANISTAN 7 4 3 0 0 8 -0.330
SRI LANKA 7 2 5 0 0 4 -1.162
NETHERLANDS 7 2 5 0 0 4 -1.398
BANGLADESH 7 1 6 0 0 2 -1.446
ENGLAND 7 1 6 0 0 2 -1.504
POINTS TABLE WORLD CUP 2023
MATCH
NO. 37
Heartiest
congratulations
to Virat Kohli, who
gave the gift of victory to
the whole of India with
his 49th record century
on his birthday. Salute
and congratulations to
Team India, which kept the
country’s invincible chariot
moving in the World Cup
with disciplined bowling
and aggressive batting.
Ashok Gehlot
@ashokgehlot51
Well played Virat.
It took me 365
days to go from
49 to 50 earlier this year.
I hope you go from 49 to
50 and break my record
in the next few days.
Congratulations!!.
Sachin Tendulkar
@sachin_rt
Our cricket team
is triumphant
yet again!
Congratulations to the
team for a splendid
performance against S.
Africa. Great teamwork.
They have also given a
great birthday gift to
Virat Kohli, who played a
lovely innings today.
@imVkohli.
Narendra Modi
@narendramodi
l Time: 2:00 PM
l Match No: 38
l Live on: Star Sports and
Disney+ Hotstar
l Venue: Arun Jaitley
Stadium, Delhi
VS
Sri Lanka
Bangladesh
TODAY’S MATCH
India to the rescue
IAF & National Disaster Response Force personnel load
medicine and disaster relief material after a 6.4 magnitude
earthquake hit Nepal, in Varanasi on Sunday. ANI
AFTER A BUSY FOUR-YEAR TENURE
Amish signs off as dir of London’s Nehru Centre
Agencies
London
estselling au-
thor Amish Tri-
pathi has signed
off as Director of the
Nehru Centre and Minis-
ter for Culture and Edu-
cation at the High Com-
mission of India in Lon-
don after a busy four-year
tenure of coordinating
hundreds of India-fo-
cussed cultural events in
the UK capital.
The 49-year-old diplo-
mat oversaw the Nehru
Centre’s transition to
several remote events
over the course of the
Covid lockdown period,
extending the reach of
the cultural wing of the
Indian mission to a more
UK-wide and interna-
tional audience. As he
heads back to his home
city of Mumbai after his
term this week, Tripathi
expects London to re-
main a second home as
one of the most “extraor-
dinary” cities of the
world and his wife Shi-
vani’s connection as a
British citizen. “The
Nehru Centre is a mas-
sive asset that has a tre-
mendous legacy, and I
am very proud that I got
the opportunity to add
my own small contribu-
tion to this great institu-
tion,” said Tripathi
“I think it’s a wonder-
ful time to be in the space
of culture in India, and
the Nehru Centre can
play an important role. In
every way, India is be-
coming much more influ-
ential – see our perfor-
mance in sports, our per-
formance economically,
educationally, in every
way,” he said.
B
Israeli warplanes strike Gaza
refugee camp, 52 people killed
Agencies
Gaza City
Israeli warplanes struck a
refugee camp in the Gaza
Strip early Sunday, kill-
ing 52 people and wound-
ing dozens, health offi-
cials said. The strike
came as Israel said it
would press on with its
offensive to crush the ter-
ritory’s Hamas rulers, de-
spite U.S. appeals for a
pause to get aid to desper-
ate civilians.
Israel has rejected the
idea of halting its offen-
sive, even for brief hu-
manitarian pauses pro-
posed by U.S. Secretary
of State Antony Blinken
during his current tour of
the region. Gaza’s Health
Ministry said more than
9,700 Palestinians have
been killed in the territory
in nearly a month of war,
and that number is likely
to rise as Israeli troops
advance into dense, urban
neighborhoods.
Al-Aqsa Martyr’s
Hospital officials in Deir
Al-Balah, said that the
blast claimed the lives of
around 52 people.
Russia’s nuclear
submarine test
launches missile
in White Sea
Indian envoy
slams Canada
on Hardeep
Nijjar killing
Agencies
Moscow
Russia’s new strategic
nuclear submarine, the
Imperator Alexander III,
has successfully tested a
Bulava intercontinental
ballistic missile, the Rus-
sian defence ministry
said on Sunday.
The missile, which the
Federation of American
Scientists says is de-
signed to carry up to six
nuclear warheads, was
launched from an under-
water position in the
White Sea off Russia’s
northern coast and hit a
target thousands of kilo-
metres away on the Kam-
chatka peninsula in the
Russian Far East, the de-
fence ministry said.
“Firing a ballistic mis-
sile is the final element of
state tests, after which a
decision will be made to
accept the cruiser into the
Navy,” a ministry state-
ment said.
The Imperator Alex-
ander III is the seventh of
the Russian Project 955
Borei (Arctic Wind)
class nuclear submarines
and the fourth of the
modernised Borei-Avar-
iant, according to Rus-
sian sources.
Agencies
New Delhi
Amid New Delhi’s stand
onthediplomaticstandoff
with Canada, Indian high
commissioner to Canada
Sanjay Kumar Verma has
urged Ottawa to release
evidence to back up its al-
legation in connection
with the killing of pro-
Khalistan militant Hard-
eep Singh Nijjar.
Verma reiterated that
neither Canada nor its al-
lies have shown concrete
evidencerelatedtoNijjar’s
killing. “There is no spe-
cific or relevant informa-
tion provided in this case
for us to assist them in the
investigation. The probe
into the killing by the Ca-
nadian Police had been
“damaged” by Trudeau’s
statements,” he said.
A view of military action at a location given as Gaza, amid the conflict between Israel and the
Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, in this handout image released on Sunday.
BLINKENMEETSPALESTINIANLEADERINWESTBANK
Ramallah: US Secretary of State Antony Blinken
brought his frenetic Mideast diplomatic push on the
Israel-Hamas war to the occupied West Bank on Sun-
day, meeting with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in his
latest bid to ease civilian suffering in the Gaza Strip and begin
to sketch out a post-conflict scenario for the territory. Blinken
travelled to Ramallah for his previously unannounced visit in an
armoured motorcade and under tight security just hours after
Israeli warplanes struck a refugee camp in the Gaza Strip.
US ‘will be hit hard’ if no
ceasefire, Iran threatens
Agencies
Tehran
Iran has threatened the
United States it will “be
hit hard” if no ceasefire is
implemented in Gaza.
“Our advice to the
Americans is to immedi-
ately stop the war in
Gaza and implement a
ceasefire, otherwise they
will be hit hard,” defence
minister Mohammad-
Reza Ashtiani told Iran’s
Tasnim news agency.
Iran considers the
United States, Israel’s
foremost ally, to be “mil-
itarily-involved” in the
conflict that erupted in
the wake of Hamas’ Oc-
tober 7 attack.
Meanwhile, Tehran-
backed Iraqi Shi’ite
groups have been firing
on the US forces in Iraq
and Syria.
Author Amish Tripathi, outgoing Minister Culture and Education
at the High Commission of India and Director of the Nehru
Centre in London.
From US to Berlin, thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrators
marched, calling for a halt to Israel’s bombardment of Gaza.
Tripathi followed in
the footsteps of the
likes of Mahatma
Gandhi’s grandson,
Gopalkrishna, and
writer-filmmaker
Girish Karnad
Virat Kohli gave his fans a perfect birthday treat when
he finally struck his highly-anticipated 49th ODI century
Serbia’s Novak Djokovic kisses the trophy after winning the
final match at the Paris Masters tennis tournament Sunday.

9. 08
Flowers are the perfect gift for any
occasion, remember a ray of beauty does
outvalue utility.
Dr Jagdeesh Chandra, CMD & Editor-in-Chief
THOUGHT OF THE DAY
Postal Reg No. JPC/004/2022-24
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BHILWARA
Om
Naraniwal
Vitthal S
Awasthi
VS
SHEO
Ameen
Khan
Swaroop S
Khara
VS
KAMAN
Zahida
Khan
Nauksham
Chaudhary
VS
GUDHAMALALNI
Col
Sonaram
KK
Bishnoi
VS
RAMGANJ MANDI
Mahendra
Rajoria
Madan
Dilawar
VS
DHOD
Jagdish
Dhanodia
Govardhan
Verma
VS
NAGAUR
Harendra
Mirdha
Jyoti
Mirdha
VS
PIPALDA
Chetan
Patel
Premchand
Gochar
VS
UDAIPURWATI
Bhagwan
Ram Saini
Shubhkaran
Choudhary
VS
TODABHIM
Ghanshyam
Mehar
Ramniwas
Meena
VS
CHITTORGARH
Surendra S
Jadawat
Narpat
Singh Rajvi
VS
KISHANGANJ
Nirmala
Sahariya
Lalit
Meena
VS
JHOTWARA
Abhishek
Choudhary
Rajyavardhan
Singh
VS
KHINVSAR
Tejpal
Mirdha
Rewatram
Danga
VS
KOTA NORTH
Shanti
Dhariwal
Prahlad
Gunjal
VS
KHETRI
Manisha
Gurjar
Dharmpal
Gurjar
VS
AJMER NORTH
Mahendra S
Ralawata
Vasudev
Devnani
VS
SHAHPURA (BHILWARA)
Narendra K
Raigar
Lalaram
Bairwa
VS
JHALRAPATAN
Ramlal
Chauhan
Vasundhara
Raje
VS
CHAKSU
Ved Prakash
Solanki
Ramavtar
Bairwa
VS
SUMERPUR
Hari Shankar
Mewara
Jora Ram
Kumawat
VS
KOTA SOUTH
Rakhi
Gautam
Sandeep
Sharma
VS
LALPURA
Naimuddin
Guddu
Kalpana
Devi
VS
SURSAGAR
Shehzaad
Khan
Devendra
Joshi
VS
BJP CHANGES CANDIDATES ON 2 SEATS
BS
Bhati
Panachand
Meghwal
Anshuman S
Bhati
Radhey
1. ADARSH NAGAR Ravi Nayyar
2. CIVIL LINES Gopal Sharma
3. BHARATPUR Vijay Bansal
4. KOLAYAT Anshumaan Singh Bhati
5. KOTA NORTH Prahlad Gunjal
6. RAJAKHERA Neerja Ashok Sharma
7. MASUDA Abhishek Singh
8. SHERGARH Babu Singh Rathore
9. MAVLI KG Paliwal
10. PIPALDA Premchand Gochar
11. BARAN ATRU Radheyshyam Bairva
12. HANUMANGARH Amit Chaudhary
13. SARDARSHAHAR Rajkumar Rinva
14. SHAHPURA Upen Yadav
15. KISHANPOLE Chandramohan Batvada
16. BARI Girraj Singh Malinga
17. BARMER Deepak Kadvasra
18. PACHPADRA Arun Amaram Chaudhary
1. UDAIPURWATI Bhagwan Ram Saini
2. KHETRI Manisha Gurjar
3. DHOD Jagdish Danodia
4. JHOTWARA Abhishek Choudhary
5. CHAKSU Ved Prakash Solanki
6. KAMAN Zahida Khan
7. BARI Prashant Singh Parmar
8. TODABHIM Ghanshyam Mehar
9. AJMER NORTH Mahendra Singh Ralawata
10. NAGAUR Harendra Mirdha
11. KHINWSAR Tejpal Mirdha
12. SUMERPUR Hari Shankar Mewara
13. GUDHAMALANI Sonaram Choudhary
14. CHITTORGARH Surendra Singh Jadawat
15. SHAHPURA Narendra Kumar Raigar
16. PIPALDA Chetan Patel
17. KOTA NORTH Shanti Dhariwal
18. KOTA SOUTH Rakhi Gautam
19. RAMGANJ MANDI Mahendra Rajoria
20. KISHANGANJ Nirmala Saharia
21. JHALRAPATAN Ram Lal Chouhan
KOLAYAT BARAN-ATRU
BJP 5th
LIST
CONGESS 7th LIST
Congress and BJP High Command
do not like disobedience
Pankaj Soni
Jaipur
he BJP Con-
gress leaders who
had written the
script of rebellion last year
against the High Command,
are now facing High Com-
mand’s power when polls
are here.
That’s why Cong has re-
leased separate lists of 179
candidatestillnow.Butthose
3 names were’t seen again in
6th list which it was being
speculated that these names
were on Cong High Com-
mand’s radar. The party has
cancelled Mahesh Joshi’s
ticket. There are no chances
of Dhamendra Rathore get-
ting a ticket.
Shanti Dhariwal got tick-
etinlastlistreleasedon Sun-
day. The ticket of Pilot camp
MLA KL Bairwa has been
cancelled. BJP has also can-
celled tickets of Kailash
Meghwal, Ashok Parnami,
Yunus Khan, Rajpal S Shek-
hawat and Babulal Verma
who are walking away from
partyline.Bycancellingtheir
tickets, BJP High Command
has clearly indicated that
disobedience isn’t accepta-
ble. KC Saraf, Devi S Bhati
and Prahlad Gunjal were
such names, who were first
brought into party line and
made to realize its strength.
Thentheyweregiventickets.
After Meghwal filed nomi-
nationasindependent,Yunus
Khan has also announced to
contestpolls,buthisposition
will be clear today, the last
day of nomination.
T
FacesofCong-BJPcandidatesdecidedonlast54seats
Dr Mahesh Joshi Kailash Meghwal Yunus Khan
Raj Assembly polls: Electoral equation of
‘winning candidate’ weighs heavy on ideology
Manoj Mathur
Jaipur
ThisAssembly election of
the State will be remem-
bered for the politics of
‘Ayaram Gayaram’. Con-
gress and BJP fulfilled
one of their criteria re-
garding ticket distribution
that they want a winning
candidate at any cost.
Even if its history does
not match or does not
match the ideology of the
party. Due to this, in the
last round of ticket distri-
bution on Sunday, former
MP Colonel Sonaram re-
joined Congress and cur-
rent Congress MLA Gir-
raj Singh Malinga joined
BJP. It was also decided
that Sonaram would be
the Congress candidate
from Gudhamalani and
Malinga would be the
BJP candidate from Bari.
Not just these two, a
similar picture was seen
every other day in thisAs-
sembly election. In al-
most every list of BJPand
Congress, tickets were
given to such politicians
who had contested the
previous elections against
the party from another
party or as an independent
candidate.
Congress gave tickets
to more than 10 candi-
dates who won last time
from BSP and Independ-
ents. At the same time,
BJPgave tickets to defec-
tor Darshan Singh Gurjar
from Karauli and Ramni-
vas Meena from Todab-
him the very next day of
joining the party.
Congress did the same
and gave ticket from Kis-
hangarh to Vikas Choud-
hary, who left BJP after
not getting the ticket, and
as soon as he joined Con-
gress. Such a long list has
appeared in this time’s as-
sembly elections.
This is a clear message
that no one is untouchable
in politics. If any wing of
the opposition camp is ca-
pable of defeating him,
then the parties have no
hesitation in handing over
their flag to him. Victory
in elections is the ultimate
truth and principle.
Col Sonaram Choudhary (retd) joins Congress in presence of SS Randhawa,
Amrrita Dhawan others at PCC HQs in Jaipur on Sunday.
Analysis
MAVLI
Pushkar Lal
Dangi
KG
Paliwal
VS
BARI
Girraj Singh
Malinga
Prashant S
Parmar
VS
PHALODI
Prakash
Chhangani
Pabbaram
Bishnoi
VS
AHORE
Saroj
Chaudhary
Chhagan S
Rajpurohit
VS
CHAURASI
Tarachand
Bhagora
Sushil
Katara
VS
LOHAWAT
Kishnaram
Bishnoi
Gajendra S
Khimsar
VS
BARMER
Mevaram
Jain
Deepak
Kadvasra
VS
SHERGARH
Meena
Kanwar
Babu Singh
Rathore
VS
PACHPADRA
Madan
Prajapat
Arun A
Chaudhary
VS
BHADRA
Ajit
Beniwal
Sanjeev
Beniwal
VS
SANGARIYA
Abhimanyu
Poonia
Gurdeep S
Shahpeeni
VS
VIDHAYDHAR NAGAR
Sitaram
Agarawal
Diya
Kumari
VS
CIVIL LINES
Pratap S
Khachariyawas
Gopal
Sharma
VS
ADARSH NAGAR
Rafeek
Khan
Ravi
Nayyar
VS
ALWAR CITY
Ajay
Agrawal
Sanjay
Sharma
VS
HAWAMAHAL
RR
Tiwari
Balmukund
Acharya
VS
SARDARSHEHAR
Anil Kumar
Sharma
Rajkumar
Rinwa
VS
MALPURA
Ghasi Lal
Choudhary
Kanhaiya L
Chaudhary
VS
BHARATPUR
Dr Subhash
Garg (RLD)
Vijay
Bansal
VS
PILANI
Pitram
Kala
Rajesh
Dahiya
VS
DUNGARGARH
Manglaram
Godara
Tarachand
Saraswat
VS
CHOMU
Shikha Meel
Barala
Dr. Ramlal
Sharma
VS
MASUDA
Rakesh
Pareek
Abhishek
Singh
VS
RAJAKHERA
Rohit
Bohra
Neerja Ashok
Sharma
VS
DANTARAMGARH
Virendra
Singh
Gajanand
Kumawat
VS
SHAHPURA
Manish
Yadav
Upen
Yadav
VS
JAMWARAMGARH
Gopal Lal
Meena
Mahendra
Pal Meena
VS
KISHANPOLE
Amin
Kagzi
Chandramohan
Batwada
VS
AMBER
Prashant
Sharma
Satish
Poonia
VS
MERTA
Shivratan
Valmiki
Laxman R
Meghwal
VS
VS VS

10. JAIPUR, MONDAY | NOVEMBER 6, 2023
Glamour | Fashion | Bollywood | Hollywood | Lifestyle
HAPPY BIRTHDAY KING...
he pride of Indian cricket, Virat Kohli,
celebrated his 35th birthday on Sunday
and his unwavering pillar of support, Anushka
Sharma showered him with affectionate
wishes, on this momentous occasion. P11
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ambagh Palace,
the iconic gem of
Jaipur, celebrated
an illustrious five
decades of custo-
dianship with a grand gala hosted
by directors of Rambagh. The
celebration,heldonSaturday,was
a lavish affair at the opulent Ram-
baghPalace,Jaipur,whichrecent-
ly claimed the prestigious title of
the No.1 Hotel in the World for
2023 according to Tripadvisor.
Guests were treated to an
evening of opulence, com-
mencing with soul-stirring
performances by The
Shillong Chamber Choir,
whose melodious tunes
transportedattendeestoan-
other world. The celebra-
tion also featured a stun-
ninglifestyleshowcaseby
the Fashion Design
Council of India,
offering a visual
treattoallinat-
tendance.
Dr Jagdeesh Chandra graced
the event as a special guest, and
elite Miss Rajasthan supermodels
added glamour to the evening.
The event was graced by distin-
guished guests, including Puneet
Chhatwal, MD CEO of The
Indian Hotels Company Limited;
Hitendra Dave, CEO HSBC, In-
dia, and the esteemed presence of
Maharaja Vijit Singh Jaipur. Ma-
haraj Jai Singh also congratulated
Ashok Rathore, Area Director
Rajasthan and GM Taj Rambagh
Palace along with the team on
their remarkable milestone and
alsoformakingTajRambaghPal-
ace No.1 hotel in the world. The
evening was elegantly hosted by
PoojaYadavKaif,arenownedTV
host and anchor, who added her
charm to the celebration.
The evening’s events included
a hi-tea at Suvarna Mahal for
HSBC delegates, cocktails at Ve-
randah Café, a fashion show by
FDCI at the grand facade, a
7-course sit-down dinner on the
front lawns accompanied by the
ShillongChamberChoir’sperfor-
mance, and nightcap cocktails
and desserts at The Botanist with
instrumentalists.
Thecelebrationalsofeatureda
vintage auto show with rare
and vintage cars, a display
of horse carriages, and a
fashion showcase by
celebrated designers in-
cluding Rajesh Pratap
Singh, Namrata Jo-
shipura,Ashish N Soni,
and JJ Vallaya.
The evening con-
cluded with perfor-
mances by live musi-
cians, Saxophonists,
and harp players, creat-
ing a captivating atmos-
phere in the royal gar-
dens. The celebration
was a testament to the
heritage and legacy of
Rambagh Palace, making
it an unforgettable experi-
ence for all in attendance.
ACELEBRATIONOF
The grandeur of Rambagh Palace shone even brighter as it marked
an illustrious five decades of its stewardship on Saturday!
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Chauhan
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Dr Jagdeesh Chandra with Divyakriti Rathore Vikram Rathore
Maharaj Jai Singh with
Puneet Chhatwal,
Maharaja Vijit Singh
and Hitendra Dave
Ram Rathore
Duru Miya (L-R) Madhu Singh, Bheem Singh and Aditi Singh
Dr Jagdeesh Chandra with (L-R) Muskan Kothari, Kratvi Rathore, Sneha Sharma, Akanksha Bhalla, Pratyaksha Singh, Anjali Choudhary and Vipra Mehta
Dr Jagdeesh Chandra
with Maharaj Jai Singh and
GM Ashok Rathore
Stills from the fashion show
SUNIL
SHARMA

11. Your Page
JAIPUR, MONDAY | NOVEMBER 6, 2023
Mahi Mishra, Model
YOUR DAILY HOROSCOPE by Saurabbh Sachdeva
ARIES
MAR 21 - APR 20
You care about you lover but hesitate in
expressing that care. Don’t make friends for
money and status rather make friends who
will stick with you forever. You may have to
spend some extra money in buying gifts for
someone for some specific occasion.
LEO
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
You make sure to make things work
your way. Never demotivate someone
even if someone is not capable of doing
something. You are most wanted by your
friends. You can have romantic affair in
office. You are a God fearing person.
SAGITTARIUS
NOV 23 - DEC 22
Spend time talking with likeminded people
as it will make you feel good for now. Bois-
terous behaviour is what everyone needs
right now, do whatever you can do to cheer
everyone up. Your personality will attract
many eligible bachelors.
LIBRA
SEPT 24 - OCTOBER 22
Scrumptious food is what you are craving
for today. You workout daily to keep
yourself fit. You may start a side business
to earn extra money. You are not a jealous
kind and you feel happy for others. You are
a very grounded person.
AQUARIUS
JAN 21 - FEB 19
You need a break from day to tensions
and the way to cope up with stress is to
meditate. You must create an environment
of understanding at home. You will succeed
in any sort of examination if you put your
heart and soul to it.
TAURUS
APR 21 - MAY 20
You love to live close to your family. Best
day to buy gold and silver or any precious
metal for investment sake. You are a child
at heart and never let this child die. You
have a big heart and you always help
someone if you can.
VIRGO
AUG 24 - SEP 23
You are opportunist and this will make you
successful one day. There may be delays
in property possession and it won’t effect
you. You are happy spending whole day at
home. Help your mothers at home today
and give them a reason to smile.
CAPRICORN
DEC 23 - JAN 20
You are very generous by nature and also
you are the backbone of your family.
Today is a favourable day for you. You may
postpone your study plans. You are very
fortunate to have a great friend circle. Your
lover may finally say yes to get married.
SCORPIO
OCT 23 - NOVEMBER 22
You will feel amorous towards your wife.
This is the best time try something new
with life give yourself a new purpose. Work
on your limitations. You have more oppo-
site sex friends than the same and you may
be judged sometimes but don’t care.
PISCES
FEB20 - MARCH 20
Your spouse may make you spend more
than you expected. Fantastic day for invest-
ing money in stock market as you can
make fortune. You miss your parents a lot
and somewhere fear to loose them. Admit
your faults in relationship.
GEMINI
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
You are a pro in your field and none can
beat you. You give tough competition to
people. Many people get inspired by you.
Take stand where you need to, don’t run in
the same direction where everybody else is
going. Health remains perfect.
CANCER
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
Visit a doctor if you have any doubts about
your health. Don’t attack stress even if you
don’t have any. Let go of things that are
not in your control. You want to have your
own house and you will work hard to make
your dream come true.
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Mustard, Cottage Cheese, and Weight Loss?
Truthof TiktokTrend:
ustard and cot-
tage cheese may
not sound like
the most appetiz-
ing of combina-
tions, but this
gastronomic fad
has taken Tiktok
by storm. The craze, which was start-
ed by influencer Tiffany Magee, in-
volves individuals dipping sausage
and raw vegetables in enormous
amounts of mustard and cottage
cheese.
Not only are they stating that it's
delicious, but many are also claiming
that it's helped them shed large
amounts of weight - as well as re-
duced bloating and energy levels. Ma-
gee claims to have shed 80 pounds by
eating the meal every day.
CAN THE MUSTARD AND
COTTAGE CHEESE DIET
HELP TO LOSE WEIGHT?
While the nutritional benefits of eat-
ing mustard and cottage cheese reg-
ularly are debatable, many people
claim on social media that they have
more energy, are less bloated, and
feel better overall since eating this
manner.
WHAT COULD BE THE REASON
BEHIND THIS?
“This could be because they are no
longer consuming other foods that
contributed to bloating, rather than the
beneficial effects of these foods them-
selves,” Hope explained. “For exam-
ple, if an individual’s diet was high in
salt, sugars, and refined carbohydrates
and they start consuming more cottage
cheese, vegetables, and mustard,
they’re likely to feel better because the
salt and sugars have been reduced.”
Smith concurred and stated that it
is dependent on your previous diet.
“If you went from eating a highly
processed lunch (think burgers and
fries) or an incomplete meal like a
bagel with cream cheese, then eating
protein and antioxidant-rich vegeta-
bles will make you feel better,” she
said. Furthermore, vegetables are
abundant in fiber, which encourages
more regular bowel motions and, as
a result, less bloating.
HOW DIET TRENDS MIGHT
PROMOTE HARMFUL
RESTRICTED EATING HABITS
So the mustard and cottage cheese
trend isn’t entirely negative. It con-
tains a lot of protein, calcium, and
fiber. It should not be used as a weight
loss aid and should only be a tiny el-
ement of a well-balanced diet. Other-
wise, it may promote restricted eating
habits.
If a person consumes this daily,
Hope believes there is a risk of ele-
vating these meals to a “safe” pedes-
tal, making other foods feel less
“safe.” She believes eating the same
things daily can lead to negative at-
titudes toward other foods.
HEALTHY ALTERNATIVES
TO THE MUSTARD AND
COTTAGE CHEESE DIET
Arobust salad, according to Smith, is
a terrific choice. “You could use a
pre-cooked bean blend, either frozen
or from a BPA-Free can, pre-cooked
quinoa or brown rice, sliced avocado
or a small handful of nuts for healthy
fats, leftover veggies from the night
before, dressing of your choice, or a
little olive oil and vinegar,” she sug-
gests. Another quick and nutritious
option she likes is a chicken wrap.
“Opt for a sprouted grain tortilla,
leftover grilled chicken (rotisserie or
pre-cooked grilled chicken strips
work too!), mixed greens, hummus,
and a little feta, with veggies on the
side,” she suggests.
These selections are quick to pre-
pare and have an excellent combina-
tion of proteins, fiber, complex car-
bohydrates, and healthy fats. When it
comes to eating healthy, especially
while trying to lose weight, many
people become fixated on one cuisine
or fast cure. However, restricting
your diet in this manner is not good
for your health and may lead to an
unhealthy connection with food. “It’s
really important to find a balance
when it comes to nutrition and healthy
eating,” Hope says.
Dr. Trupti
Shirole
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Let us begin with the nice things. Nutritionally, the mustard and cottage
cheese trend has redeeming characteristics. Cottage cheese is an
excellent and convenient source of protein and calcium, says Danielle
Smith, a registered dietitian at Top Nutrition Coaching. The sausage
also contains protein, which is essential for long-term weight loss and
promotes stable blood sugar levels, more consistent energy levels, and
focus throughout the day. Meanwhile, the vegetables produce fiber, which
aids in the sense of fullness. They also help the liver operate and combat
inflammation. Even mustard has certain advantages. Mustard can be
a great way to add flavor to foods (like cottage cheese) without
adding a lot of calories or unhealthy fats, added Smith.
BENEFITS AND DRAWBACKS OF THE
MUSTARD AND COTTAGE CHEESE DIET DRAWBACKS
Jenna Hope, a registered dietician,
had worries. If the diet is restricted to
vegetables, mustard, a sausage, and
cottage cheese, there may be a risk of
nutritional deficiencies due to a lack of
variety, she noted. She also stated that
eating the same foods every day can
contribute to poor gut health owing to a
lack of variety.
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12. f you ask anyone
out there what is
the heartbreak
anthem for all
the one-sided lovers,
we are sure their
answer would be
the iconic Channa Mereya
starrer Ranbir Kapoor
from the movieAe Dil Hai
Mushkil. This soulful
track, sung by Arijit Singh,
has gained immense popu-
larity over the years.
During a recent Arijit
Singh concert, Ranbir Ka-
poor joined the singer and
spiced things up with an
unexpected treat for his
fans. Rather than stick-
ing to the usual wave
and sing routine with
the audience, he lit up
the crowd by busting
out his legendary
Channa Mereya dance
move. This performance
won the hearts of the neti-
zens all over again and let
the audience go wild with
enthusiasm. Ranbir didn't
limit himself to just Channa
Mereya. He also joined Ari-
jit for a jam on Rasiya from
the movie Brahmāstra: Part
One – Shiva. In a video cir-
culating on social media,
Ranbir Kapoor and Arijit
Singh can be observed shar-
ing a respectful moment
where the duo bow down to
each other out of love for
their work and respect.
n November
5, Khushi Ka-
poor rings in
her 23rd birth-
day celebrations. On the
occasion,Arjun Kapoor’s
sister Anshula Kapoor
shared an inside birthday
bash video. In the video,
a happy birthday girl can
be seen cutting her
scrumptious birthday
cake while Anshula and
her father Boney Kapoor
sing a birthday song for
her. The video also gives
a glimpse of a well-dec-
orated table. Khushi Ka-
poor, the daughter of
Boney Kapoor and late
Sridevi, is one of the
popular star kids in Bol-
lywood. She is going to
make her Bollywood de-
but with Zoya Akhtar’s
The Archies. While
the diva is celebrat-
ing her 23rd birth-
day, several heart-
felt birthday wishes
are pouring in for
her from left,
right, and centre.
On the occasion,
Sonam Kapoor,
Anil Kapoor, Ar-
jun Kapoor, and
others took to so-
cial media to share
sweet birthday
wishes for her. In ad-
dition to this, we caught
our hands on an inside
birthday video.
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he pride of In-
dian cricket,
Virat Kohli,
celebrated his
35th birthday
on Sunday and
his unwavering pillar of sup-
port, Anushka Sharma show-
ered him with affectionate
wishes, on this momentous oc-
casion. Anushka Sharma took
to her Instagram to craft a
heartfelt birthday wish for her
husband, Virat Kohli. In a de-
lightful post, she shared a hu-
morous tidbit about him being
the only cricketer to claim a
wicket on the ‘zeroth’delivery
of his T20 Internationals ca-
reer. She went on to add in the
caption stating, “He is literally
EXCEPTIONAL in every role
in his life! But somehow con-
tinues to add more feathers to
his glorious hat (thinking face,
zany face, kiss, laughing emo-
jis).” She further expressed, “I
love YOUUU through this life
and beyond and endlessly so,
in every shape, form, through
it all, whatever it may be so @
virat.kohli.”
This Bollywood duo wins
our hearts every day and their
quirky way of expressing love
is definitely our favourite.
AHEARTFELT,
butquirky,wish
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he count-
down for
the release
of the most
awaited Salman Khan
and Katrina Kaif-led
Tiger 3 has begun.
While the advance
bookings open from
November 5, the exhi-
bition community has
started to chart out the
programming calendar
for this action-packed
espionage thriller. The
film’s run-time is
around 155 minutes
and the showcasing is
planned keeping in
mind all the trailers
that will preview be-
fore the film and at the
interval. Pen Marud-
har and RSVP have
cracked a big deal with
the national and non-
national chains to
showcase the teaser/
trailer of their upcom-
ing films on the big
screen with Tiger.
“YRF doesn’t attach
the trailers of any non-
YRF products to the
film print and hence,
the distributors of
Dhunki and Sam Bha-
dur have struck a deal
with the exhibition
community for show-
casing their respective
assets. It varies from
cinema hall to cinema
hall, but most of the
properties will screen
Dunki Drop 1 and
Sam Bahadur Trailer
from November 12”.
The Sam Bahadur
Trailer is expected to
hit the digital world on
November 7, with a
grand launch in Delhi.
Apart from the two
newly launched as-
sets, the teaser of
Animal and the
trailer of Farrey
will also be
s h o w c a s e d
at several
properties.
Sneak Peek!
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popular star kids in Bol- birthday video.
Paris Fashion Week!
elebrity de-
signer Man-
ish Malhotra
gave neti-
zens a great surprise
when he took to his In-
stagram profile and an-
nounced that the leg-
endary actress Zeenat
Aman will be returning
to the big screen with
the film Bun Tikki co-
starring Rocky Aur
Rani Kii Prem Kahaani
actress Shabana Azmi
and Dev.D star Abhay
Deol.
Zeenat Aman is an
actress who once ruled
the Indian film industry
and since the moment
she made her way to In-
stagram, she has been
everyone's favourite.
Aman has also been
sharing unknown facts
and anecdotes from the
time she was actively
acting in movies. How-
ever, now the good
news is that the veteran
actress is making a
comeback to films and
ruling our hearts again.
Much-awaited
Comeback
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The city’s residents and tourists were treated to a
delightful dose of Bollywood glamour as the stars
Bhumi Pednekar, Isabelle Kaif, Kajal Aggarwal,
Manushi Chhillar, Sharvari Wagh and singer King
announced visits breathed life into the urban
landscape pink city. These spontaneous encounters
remind us that the city’s allure transcends borders and
continues to be a melting pot of talent stardom.
CELEBS IN TOWN!
BIRTHDAY
BASH!
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Grooving to the iconic
Channa Mereya
I
amеla Andеrson, the
renowned 56-year-
old actress, and writ-
er, recently made
waves at Paris Fashion Week
when she decided to go makeup-
frее, embracing her natural self.
In a candid interview with peo-
ple shе sharеs hеr thoughts on
this bold movе and thе philoso-
phy bеhind hеr еvolving ap-
proach to bеauty and aging.
Pamеla Andеrson's decision to
attend Paris Fashion Wееk sans
makeup was not premeditated.
Shе explains, I didn't come to
Paris Fashion Wееk and think,
'I'm not gonna wеar makеup.'
Somеthing kind of camе ovеr
me, and I was dressing in thеsе
bеautiful clothеs, and I thought,
'I don't want to compеtе with thе
clothеs.' Pamеla's intеntion was
not to bе thе cеntеr of attention
but to let the fashion, shinе.
For Pamеla, going makеup-
frее isn't about making a
statеmеnt; it's an ‘experiment.’
She describes it as her way of
bеing a littlе bit rеbеllious' ' in
a highly public and camеra-
fillеd еvеnt like Paris Fashion
Week. It has also alignеd with
hеr еvolving attitude towards
ageing and self-acceptance. Shе
bеliеvе in challenging the con-
ventional beauty norms,
еmphasizing that chasing youth
or conforming to society's stand-
ards of bеauty can lеad to
disappointmеnt and sadnеss.
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Abhay, Shabana Zeenat
Ranbir Kapoor
Arijit Singh
Khushi Kapoor
Pamela Anderson
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Salman Khan
Arjun Khushi
Manushi Chhillar
Khushi Kapoor during cake cutting
Kajal Aggarwal
Sharvari Wagh
King
Isabelle Kaif
Bhumi Pednekar
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