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AAP SCRIPTS HISTORY, ENDS 15-YEAR BJP RULE IN MCD
KEJRIWAL & CO WINS
‘DILLIDANGAL’!
This AAP win is the first time that it
has unseated BJP in any election
AAP’s Bobi wins from Sultanpuri-A,
MCD to get 1st transgender councillor
BJP suggests election of upcoming
Delhi Mayor remains open race
RESULTS FOR 1 LS,
6 BY-POLL SEATS IN
5 STATES TODAY
Polling on 1 Lok Sabha
and, 6 Assembly seats in-
cluding Rampur, Khatauli,
Mainpuri, Sardarshahar,
Padampur, Kurhani and
Bhanupratappur across 5
states including UP, Ra-
jasthan, Odisha, Bihar and
Chhattisgarh for bypoll
voting concluded on De-
cember 5, their results will
also be declared today.
A child dressed as CM Arvind Kejriwal takes part in celebrations
of AAP’s victory in the MCD polls, in New Delhi on Wednesday.
The Countdown
BEGINS!
Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh
Assembly election results today
New Delhi: Withpoll-
ingconcludedandexit
polls out, all eyes are
now set on the results
of the Gujarat and
HimachalPradeshAs-
sembly elections are
scheduled to be out
today
.Gujaratvotedin
two phases on Decem-
ber 1 and 5 while elec-
tionsfortheHimachal
Pradesh Assembly
had took place on No-
vember 12.
GUJARAT
HIMACHAL
 A total of 1,621
candidates were in the
fray for the elections to
182 seats in Gujarat
 Exit polls predicted a
big mandate for the BJP
in Gujarat in the range of
over 117-151 seats
 Congress party was
predicted to bag total
seats in the range of
more than 16-51
 The Aam Aadmi Party
(AAP) was projected to
bag anything between
2 and 13 seats
 The exit polls projected
a range of more than 24-
41 seats for the BJP
 The exit polls projected
a range of more than 20-
40 seats for Congress
 BJP state president said
saffron party would again
form the government
 Congress general secry
claimed that grand-old
party will get a majority
DAY 1 OF PARLIAMENT’S WINTER SESSION
DHANKHAR, AS RS CHAIRMAN, SENDS OUT
CLEAR MESSAGE TO JUDICIARY ON NJAC
‘SC MOBILE APP
2.0 READY FOR
ANDROID USERS’
Formally assuming charge as Chairman of the Rajya Sabha,
Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar, on Wednesday, questioned
the Supreme Court ruling striking down the National Judicial
Appointment Commission Act (NJAC) in 2015, saying there
was no parallel to such a development in democratic history
where a duly legitimised constitutional prescription was judi-
cially undone. This, he said, was a glaring instance of severe
compromise of Parliamentary sovereignty and disregard of
the mandate of the people of which the Rajya Sabha and the
Lok Sabha were custodians.
CJI DY Chandrachud on
Wednesday announced
that SC Mobile App 2.0
with additional features
is ready for Android us-
ers. It will enable all law
officers and govt depts to
track their cases. CJI said
for IOS users App will be
available in a week.
Note ban: SC directs Centre
and RBI to submit records
RBI hikes repo rate
by 35 basis points
to 6.25 percent
New Delhi (FIB): The
SC on Wednesday asked
the Centre and Reserve
Bank of India (RBI) to
place before it the re-
cords pertaining to the
2016 demonetisation de-
cision in a sealed enve-
lope. Hearing petitions
challenging the Centre’s
decision to ban `500 and
`1,000 notes, a 5-judge
bench has reserved its
order on the plea.
New Delhi (FIB): T The
Reserve Bank of India
(RBI) on Wednesday
hikedkeyreporateby35
basis points to 6.25% as
inflation showed signs
of easing. With the lat-
est rate hike, which was
in line with the market
expectations, the apex
bank has raised the repo
rate by two percentage
points in half a year.
DESPITE WRIST PAIN,
CHANU BAGS SILVER
India’s Mirabai Chanu poses
after winning silver medal in
49kg category weightlifting
at the World Championships
in Colombia on Wednesday.
Rajya Sabha Chairman, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar greets
at 1st day of the Winter Session of Parl, in Delhi on Wednesday.
You won’t miss court in Parliament: PM
Modi’s warm welcome for VP Dhankhar
First India Bureau
New Delhi: PM Naren-
dra Modi gave a warm
welcome to Vice Presi-
dent Jagdeep Dhankhar
in Rajya Sabha who was
officiated as the chair-
man of the upper house
on Wednesday with the
start of winter session
in Parliament. Refer-
ring to VP’s three-dec-
ades long career in
courts, Modi said, “I
can confidently tell
you... you would not
miss the court here”.
PM further reminded
the members about the
G20 Presidency in the
75th year of independ-
ence. India took helm of
G20 on December 1.
G20 Presidency is
‘huge opportunity’
for India, says Modi
MODI URGES MPs TO
MAKE PARL SESSION
VERY PRODUCTIVE
BIRLA WARNS ADHIR
AMID PROTESTS OVER
PANELS’ CHMN’SHIP
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi on Wednesday urged
leaders of all political par-
ties and all floor leaders to
give more opportunities to
first-time, new and young
MPs in Parl, and to make
the Winter Session produc-
tive with combined effort.
Lok Sabha Speaker Om
Birla on Wednesday warned
Congress leader Adhir
Ranjan Chowdhury against
challenging the Chair after
he alleged that chairman-
ship of all Parliamentary
panels has been taken away
from the opposition parties.
PM Narendra Modi addressing the media at Parliament
on 1st day of winter session, in New Delhi on Wednesday
Lok Sabha Speaker, Om Birla speaking at 1st day of the
Winter Session of the Parliament, in Delhi on Wednesday.
Moni Sharma
New Delhi: The Aam
Aadmi Party (AAP) on
Wednesday won MCD
polls with 134 seats, end-
ing the 15-year rule of
the BJP in the prestig-
ious municipal corpora-
tion and reducing the
Congress to just nine
seats in a house of 250.
BJP, which was pre-
dicted to suffer a mas-
sive defeat in exit polls,
put up a spirited fight,
winning 104 municipal
wards, while Congress
managed to win just 9,
down from 30 in the pre-
vious civic poll. In his
address to party work-
ers at AAP office, CM
said civic body will be
rid of “corruption and
bribery”. BJP suggest-
ed that mayor’s election
was still an open game
and noted that Chandi-
garh has a BJP Mayor.
Barely 10-year-old party has “de-
feated” BJP in their stronghold.
People have proved that AAP is
honest party. BJP had gone all guns blazing,
deploying all its top leaders, including 17
central ministers, for campaigning.
—Sanjay Singh, AAP Rajya Sabha MP
Kota: On the third day
of Bharat Jodo Yatra in
Rajasthan, Rahul Gan-
dhi on Wednesday
praised the schemes of
the Rajasthan govern-
ment but cornered the
Centre for not imple-
menting the ERCP, that
will benefit 13 districts
of the state.
In a meeting held at
the end of the yatra in
Kota’s Kewal Nagar in
the evening, Rahul said
that PM Modi twice
promised to make ERCP
a national project.
“When the Rajasthan
government wants to
maketheprojectwithits
own money
, they stop it.
This scheme will benefit
13 districts, but the PM
has retracted,” he said.
Praising the scheme
of the Gehlot govern-
ment, Rahul said that
the Gehlot government
waived the loan of 22
lakh farmers. “The elec-
tricity bills of 8 lakh
people have become
zero. Insurance of 10
lakh is being given for
treatment under Chi-
ranjeevi Yojana. We did
this work in MP, Chhat-
tisgarh and Maharash-
tra also,” he said.
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DAY 3 IN RAJ! Rahul Gandhi, CM Ashok Gehlot, Govind Singh
Dotasra, Sukhjinder Randhawa, Sachin Pilot, Rafeek Khan and
other leaders take part in Bharat Jodo Yatra in Kota on Wednesday.
Rahul praises schemes of Gehlot govt but lashes
out at PM Modi for not delivering ERCP promise
The Yatra is covered by First India reporting team, Amit
Mishra, Yogesh Sharma, Bhanwar S Charan, Bharat Dixit,
Dimple Sharma, Tripti Gautam and Ziauddin Khan
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OUR EDITIONS: JAIPUR, NEW DELHI & MUMBAI
ARMY’S 101 AREA
GENERAL OFFICER
COMMANDING
NO MORE
Kabul: The Taliban administration on Wednesday put to death a man accused of
murder in western Afghanistan, its spokesperson said, in 1st officially confirmed
public execution since group took over country last year. Execution in Farah
province was of a man accused of stabbing another man to death in 2017.
Shillong: Lt Gen KC Panchanathan, 57, the general
officer commanding of 101 Area here has died
due a heart attack, officials said on Wednesday. Lt
Gen Pachanathan was rushed to NE Indira Gandhi
Regional Institute of Health and died late Tuesday.
THE RISKS OF
NUCLEAR WAR
ON THE RISE,
SAYS PREZ PUTIN
Moscow: President Vladimir Putin said on
Wednesday that the risk of a nuclear war was
rising, but insisted Russia had not “gone mad”
and that it saw its own nuclear arsenal as a
purely defensive deterrent.
TALIBAN PUBLICLY EXECUTE MURDER ACCUSED
CHHAWLA RAPE CASE:
CENTRE FILES PETITION
TO REVIEW SC VERDICT
New Delhi: The Central
government has moved the
SC seeking a review of the
apex court’s judgment in
Chhawla rape and murder
case, in which three men
convicted of gang raping
and murdering a 19-year-
old girl were acquitted. A
review petition has been
filed by the Delhi Police.
READ
Crucial
Crucial
2ND
ODI: ROHIT’S FIGHT
GOES IN VAIN; B’DESH
BEAT IND, SEAL SERIES
Dhaka: Skipper Rohit
Sharma, who injured his left
thumb and index finger while
attempting a catch at 2nd slip
during fielding, exhibited a
great character and courage
on Wednesday as another
edge of the seat thriller saw
Bangladesh beat India by 5
runs, taking an unassailable
2-0 lead in 3-match series.
DELHI CM KEJRIWAL SEEKS PM NARENDRA
MODI’S ‘BLESSINGS’ TO IMPROVE DELHI
In his first address after the victory, an elated Delhi CM
Arvind Kejriwal vowed to improve civic amenities in the
national capital, and sought the “blessings” of the Centre and
Prime Minister Narendra Modi to achieve that.
Now over to electing a Mayor for
New Delhi. It will all depend on
who can hold the numbers in a
close contest, which way the nominated
councillors vote etc. Chandigarh has a the
BJP Mayor, for instance.
—Amit Malviya, BJP’s Nat’l I-T Dept incharge
Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal greets PM Narendra Modi during an All-
Party Meeting on G20 Summit, in New Delhi on December 5
in presence of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
AAP DISLODGES BJP TO WIN MCD POLLS
2022
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Wards
Sonia Gandhi to reach
Sawai Madhopur today
Welcome!
...She will celebrate birthday with
family at Ranthambore tomorrow
 UPA Chairperson
Sonia Gandhi to reach
Jaipur at 9 am today
 From airport, she
will leave for Sawai
M’pur in a helicopter
 Preparations for
her birthday are com-
plete in Ranthambore
 Bharat Jodo Yatra
will observe a day’s
rest on December 9
 Priyanka Gandhi
will also reach Ranth-
ambore on Thursday
 Yatra will reach Ke-
shoraipatan in Bundi
on Thursday
 From Bundi, Rahul
will join his family in
Ranthambore
Report by
ADITI NAGAR

RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2022
02
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Upcoming
New Year 2023 is all set
to bring pleasant news
for Rajasthan tourism
in Spain and Germany.
The ‘Fitur’ tourism
fair will be organised
in Spain from January
18 to 22, 2023. While the
International Tourism
Bourse will be held in
Berlin, Germany from
March 7 to 9, 2023. In
these two prominent
fairs, Rajasthan Tour-
ism will set up grand
pavilions.
An exhibition of
tourism products of
Rajasthan will be or-
ganized. The roadshow
will be done for the pro-
motion of other prod-
ucts including Palace
on Wheels. However,
the names of the offi-
cials going to both
events are yet to be de-
cided. After Corona,
both events are organ-
ized for the first time.
In such a situation,
B2B meetings with
travel agents around
the world will be bene-
ficial. To ensure the
success of Rajasthan
tourism in these two
fairs, vigorous work is
being done in the de-
partment under the
leadership of Principal
Secretary Gayatri
Rathore.
Rajasthan Tourism to set up grand
pavilions at fairs in Spain & Germany
GOVTMAYDECLAREJAIPURAS
LEOPARDCAPITALOFTHEWORLD
n There are more than 90% chances of
leopard sighting in Jhalana Reserve
n There are 45 leopards in Jhalana Reserve
& 20 leopards in Amagarh Reserve
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: Jaipur is set-
ting a unique example
in the world of harmo-
ny between humans
and wildlife. Human
population of about 65
lakhs and more than 100
wild leopards are now
becoming the identity
of Jaipur. This is the
reason that the state
government may soon
declare Jaipur as the
Leopard Capital of the
World.
IUCN Chairman and
International President
of World Wilderness
Congress Vance Martin
has also advocated de-
claring Jaipur as Leop-
ard Capital of the
World.
There are more than
90 percent chances of
leopard sighting in
Jhalana Leopard Re-
serve. There are more
than 45 leopards in
Jhalana Leopard Re-
serve and more than 20
leopards in Amagarh
Reserve.
CHOUSINGHA SEEN IN SARISKA AFTER 8 YRS
Chousingha deers were also seen in Sariska Tiger
Reserve after eight years. In fact, due to the shift of
villages from Sariska,
the habitat of wildlife
has also increased
and human interfer-
ence has also reduced
considerably. As a
result of this, for the
first time after 2014,
the picture of Chous-
ingha appeared in the camera trap. Field Director Roop
Narayan Meena stated that in the last two and a half
years, three villages have been moved and other villages
will also be shifted soon.
First India Bureau
Alwar: Governor
Kalraj Mishra visited
Sariska Tiger Reserve
on Wednesday. Gover-
nor Mishra was en-
thralled by the sight of
Sariska’s Rajmata Ti-
gress ST 2. He saw wild-
life in the Tiger Re-
serve, observed the Sa-
fari Route, and also in-
quired about the work
being done for forest
and wildlife conserva-
tion and tourism facili-
ties in Sariska Tiger
Reserve from Field Di-
rector Roop Narayan
Meena. He also congrat-
ulated Narayan Meena
and the staff for their
remarkable work in for-
est and wildlife conser-
vation and tourism ar-
rangements. Chousing-
ha deers were also seen
in Sariska Tiger Reserve
after eight years. Due to
the shift of villages from
Sariska, the habitat of
wildlife has also in-
creased and human in-
terference has also re-
duced considerably
.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A celebration
took place at the Ra-
jasthan office of the
AAP on Wednesday.
AAP swept the Delhi
Municipal Corporation
elections defeating BJP,
which has been in pow-
er for the last 15 years.
Aam Aadmi Party has
won 134 out of a total of
250 seats in Delhi MCD,
however, BJP could se-
cure only 104 seats. Due
to this victory, there is
enthusiasm among
AAP workers in Ra-
jasthan as well. The vic-
tory was also celebrated
at AAP’s state office in
Jaipur. Next, AAP will
focus on the assembly
elections of Rajasthan
and the survey will
start soon to find the
candidates for all 200
seats.
The high-stakes elec-
tion to the 250 wards of
the MCD, the first since
the merger, was held on
December 4, sealing the
electoral fate of 1,349
candidates in voting
machines. A voter turn-
out of 50.48 per cent
was registered in the
elections.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The HC on
Wednesday sum-
moned the registrar
examination along
with the records on
Dec 15 in the case re-
lated to the recruit-
ment of District
Judge Cadre-2020.
The hearing was held
in the bench of Jus-
tice Pankaj Bhandari
and Justice Sameer
Jain. The HC also is-
sued notice to the
Registrar General
and sought an an-
swer. “District Judg-
es examined the cop-
ies in the recruit-
ment of District
Judges. There are 85
posts and out of 779
candidates only 4
have been passed,”
he said.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: An interesting
turn of events oc-
curred in the Ra-
jasthan HC during the
hearing of a petition
filed by BJP leader Ra-
jendra Rathore in the
rebel Congress MLA
resignation episode.
The HC had issued no-
tice to assembly speak-
er and assembly secre-
tary but during the
court hearing, the ad-
vocates remained tight
lipped.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Jan Ak-
rosh Yatra was organ-
ized in Ward 75 of the
Mansarovar Sanganer
Assembly on Wednes-
day
. The coordinator of
the Yatra, Mukesh
Lakhyani said that
Sanganer MLA Ashok
Lahoty flagged off the
rally and walked the
entire way to meet the
general public. During
this, there were nook
gatherings, choupals
with youth and women.
BJP State President
Dr Satish Poonia said,
“Congress had made
promises to the farm-
ers and youth but did
not fulfill.”
Yogesh Sharma
Jaipur: Sardarshahar
bypoll results will be de-
clared today. Interest-
ingly
, the betting market
of Shekhawati and Pha-
lodi is also showing the
victory of Congress. If
the sympathy wave con-
tinues, this seat will
come back to Congress.
In the current Con-
gress govt, by-elections
were held in Ramgarh,
Sujangarh, Sahara,
Vallabhnagar, Rajsa-
mand, Mandawa, and
Dhariyavad constitu-
encies, out of which
BJP won only in Rajsa-
mand and RLP in Khin-
vsar while Congress
won in all other places.
Congress is hopeful
that the sympathy wave
will ensure its victory
and Anil Sharma, son
of late MLA Pandit
Bhanwar Lal Sharma,
will win. On the other
hand, BJP is expecting
that former MLA
Ashok Pincha will be-
come MLA again and
RLP is expecting that
its ‘bottle’ will win on
the basis of farmer
votes. Analysis of the
elections held in these
four years why Con-
gress can win.
Laxman Raghav
Bikaner: The police
increased the reward
for information about
gangster Rohit Godara
from Rs 5,000 to Rs
10,000. Rohit Godara is
wanted in an extortion
case in Nokha of Bi-
kaner. Along with this,
Godara’s strings are
also linked to the mur-
der of gangster Raju
Thehat. IG Om
Prakash issued in-
structions for increas-
ing the reward. The
Jaipur police has also
launched a manhunt
for Godara in a case of
extortion of Rs 17
crore from a business-
man in the Shiprapath
police station area.
Guv sights big cat at Sariska Tiger Reserve
Governor Kalraj Mishra and others sight a tiger during visit to
Sariska Tiger Reserve in Alwar on Wednesday.
AAP workers celebrating at State office in Jaipur on Wednesday.
—PHOTO BY SUNIL SHARMA
Ashok Lahoty flagged off the rally and
walked the entire way to meet the general
public in Jaipur on Wednesday.
Dr Satish Poonia addressed the Jan Aakrosh
Rath Yatra choupals in Bassi, Dausa, Sikandra
and Weir on Wednesday.
Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat interacting with
women entrepreneurs at Haat in New Delhi on Wednesday.
Delhi MCD election 2022 results: AAP
workers celebrate after party’s big win
HC summons
registrar in
Judge exam
MLAs’ resignation:
AK Jain asks why
govt lawyers silent
Public ready to bid farewell to Congress govt
in 2023, says Poonia in Jan Aakrosh Yatra
Sardarshahar: Cong hopeful
of victory on sympathy wave
Cops increase reward
for info on gangster
Rohit Godara to `10K
POLLING PERSONNEL GET INFO ABOUT EVM
MALFUNCTIONS THROUGH PODCASTS
BRIGADIER RATHORE MEETS GUV KALRAJ
MISHRA ON ARMED FORCES FLAG DAY
3 KILLED, 2 INJURED
AS CAR RAMS INTO
TRUCK IN TONK
FATEHPUR COLDEST IN THE STATE WITH
MINIMUM OF 2 DEGREE CELSIUS
JDA DEMOLISHES
ILLEGAL FARMHOUSE
IN RAJAWAS
Jaipur: The Election Department has made excellent innova-
tions regarding voting during the Sardarshahar by-election.
Under this, for the first time polling personnel did not have to
stand in queues or wander around for polling materials, while
they were told through podcasts about EVM malfunctions
and tips to prevent any disturbances during voting. While
they were going from one place to another for their respec-
tive booths, they were told about EVMs through podcasts.
The polling staff was so happy with this excellent arrange-
ment that they recorded their response through a voice
recorder and sent it to the CEO as well.
Jaipur: Brigadier Virendra Singh Rathore met Governor Kalraj
Mishra at the Raj Bhavan on Wednesday on the occasion of
Armed Forces Flag Day. Brigadier Rathore is the director of the
Sainik Welfare Department. The governor contributed to help
soldiers, ex-servicemen, and their families. Meanwhile, Sainik
Welfare Board Chairman Manvendra Singh extended a sticker
congratulating CS Usha Sharma. He also donated to the fund
for the welfare of martyrs and ex-servicemen.
Tonk (PTI): Three people
were killed and two others
were injured in a col-
lision between a truck
and a car in Rajasthan’s
Tonk district, police said
on Wednesday. The car
travelling from Deoli
towards Tonk collided with
the truck coming from the
opposite direction, killing
Pappu alias Rajesh (50),
Raju (40) and Rakesh (38)
and injured two others,
Station House Officer,
Mehandwas, Devendra
Singh said. He said the
injured have been referred
to Jaipur for treatment.
Singh said a case has been
registered and efforts are
on to nab the absconding
driver.
Jaipur (PTI): Fatehpur was the coldest place in Rajasthan,
recording a minimum temperature of 2 degrees Celsius on
Tuesday night, officials
said. The minimum
temperature recorded on
Tuesday night was 3.5
degrees Celsius in Churu, 4
degrees Celsius in Karauli,
6.1 degrees Celsius in Na-
gaur, 6.5 degrees Celsius in Bhilwara, 7.3 degree Celsius in
Pilani, 7.5 degrees Celsius in Sikar and 8.8 degrees Celsius in
Kota, the Met department stated. In Jaipur, the maximum and
minimum temperature was recorded at 26 and 7.3 degrees
Celsius, respectively, it said.
Jaipur: The JDA enforce-
ment squad took a major
action near the Tantiyawas
Toll Plaza located on NH52
of Chomu. A farmhouse and
resort being built illegally
without land conversion
were demolished by the
bulldozers. Planning was
to construct a farmhouse
on about 20 bighas of land
illegally without convert-
ing it. JDA had received a
complaint about this and
hence action was taken.
The enforcement squad of
JDA demolished the gravel
road, and boundary wall on
Wednesday. Chief Controller
Raghuveer Saini told that
JDA’s enforcement squad
has already taken action
against it in the past.
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Medical department nixes quota of
federation in pvt nursing colleges
Vikas Sharma
Jaiur: The medical
department abol-
ished the quota of
federation in private
nursing colleges.
Government will al-
lot seats to students
in private nursing
colleges at its own
level. However, 25
percent seats in 2022-
23 will be allotted
through federation.
First India had
raised the issue of ad-
mission in nursing
colleges. After this,
the order was issued
by the Joint Govern-
ment Secretary of the
Department, Naren-
dra Kumar Bansal.
The Fight for Right
Institute welcomed
the decision while Un-
ion Federation op-
posed the order and
said the order diso-
beys the order of the
High Court.
RAJASTHAN
03
Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: Flight opera-
tions at Kishangarh air-
port have come down.
For the last four
months, Kishangarh,
which was connected to
half-a-dozen big cities
of the country, has lost
its glory. Only five
flights operate from
here in a week. This
means not even one
flight operates daily
.
Four months ago,
four to five flights oper-
ated daily
. These flights
were for cities like New
Delhi, Mumbai,
Ahmedabad, Hy-
derabad, Indore Su-
rat. The airport wore a
deserted look after the
SpiceJet airline stopped
operations.
At present, flights op-
erate from here for two
days a week to Indore
3 days to Surat.
At present, the run-
way of the airport is
2,000 metres long. The
Airport Authority of
India has issued ap-
proval to increase it to
3000 metres. Despite
this, the work of run-
way expansion has not
begun. For this rea-
son, big planes cannot
land here.
Kishangarhairportpassengerloadfalls
LOST GLORY
SHRCtakescognizanceofdeaths
due to water contamination
Satish Poonia demands financial relief to the families of those who died
Aishwary Pradhan
Manoj Jain
Karauli/Jaipur: The
State Human Rights
Commission has taken
a suo moto cognizance
in the matter of death
of a child and over
a hundred people fall-
ing ill by consuming
contaminated water in
Karauli.
Commission Chair-
man Justice Gopal
Krishna Vyas has is-
sued notice sought
factual report from ACS
Public Health Engi-
neering Department,
Collector SP Karauli.
The commission has
sought report before the
hearing in the commis-
sion on December 14.
Chief Medical Offic-
er Dr Pushpendra Gup-
ta said Devkumar Koli
(12), resident of Shah-
ganj, Ratan Dhobi
(71), resident of Dat-
tatreya Pada, died due
to vomiting, diarrhoea.
Meanwhile, BJP
State President Dr Sat-
ish Poonia reached
Hindaun City on
Wednesday and met the
children and people
who got sick due to con-
taminated water in the
government hospital.
He inquired about
their health and talked
aboutbettertreatmentof
the victims. Poonia also
raised the demand from
state government for fi-
nancial relief to families
of those who died due to
contaminated water.
“Twodeathshavebeen
reported due to contami-
nated water. Many peo-
plehavebeenreportedto
be seriously ill. 30% peo-
ple in Raj are forced to
drink contaminated
drinking water,” he said.
It is written in adver-
tisement of the govern-
ment that water is life,
in which the CM’s smil-
ing photo is also there,
but it seems from situa-
tion that water is poison
in Hindaun, he said.
Several residents and children
of Hindaun City admitted in
government hospital after they
fell ill drinking contaminated
water. (Inset) Satish Poonia
talking to patients’ family
members at the hospital and
inquire their well-being. He
also spoke to children and
inquired about their health.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot presenting first paperless budget in
the State Assembly in 2021. —FILE PHOTO
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Preparations
have been started in
Rajasthan for next
year’s budget. CM
Ashok Gehlot will take
suggestions on the
budget on December 9
wherein he will com-
municate with farmers
and other organiza-
tions in CMO from 11
AM onwards regarding
the budget. The officers
have also made prepa-
rations for this.
It is believed that
Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot may call the
budget session of the
state assembly in Jan-
uary instead of Febru-
ary.
There is a discus-
sion that Gehlot will
focus on the next elec-
tion by presenting the
budget soon and popu-
list announcements
will be made for the
public in the budget so
that the Congress par-
ty can form the govern-
ment again.
By presenting the
budget ahead of time,
Gehlot will also get an
opportunity to imple-
ment new schemes.
With this he can woo
the voters and create an
atmosphere in his favor
of his government.
39 CHILDREN
UNDERGOING
TREATMENT AT
GOVT HOSP
A71-year-old man
died on Wednesday
while 78 others, includ-
ing 39 children, are still
undergoing treatment at
a government hospital
after allegedly drinking
contaminated water in
Rajasthan’s Karauli dis-
trict. With the elderly’s
death, the toll has risen
to two in the case as
a 12-year-old boy had
died due to vomiting and
diarrhoea on Tuesday.
Chief engineer and chief
chemist have been sent
from Jaipur to investi-
gate the matter, Public
Health and Engineering
Department (PHED)
Minister Mahesh Joshi
said, adding action will
be taken against those
found guilty in the case.
He said the 40 years old
water supply line will
be replaced in many
parts. People have got
illegal connections ain
the area due to which
supply line has been
damaged, Joshi said.
Budget in Jan?
Govt begins
preparing for it!
Ireland Min Damien interacts with Aartia officials
Cong leader businessman
Riju Jhunjhunwala resigns
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Ireland’s Min-
ister for Business, Em-
ployment Retail Dam-
ien English TD dis-
cussed business oppor-
tunities through Zoom
between Rajasthan and
Ireland with All Ra-
jasthan Trade and In-
dustry Association
(Aartia) officials. Meet-
ing was organized by
FICI. FICI Chairperson
Jasveer Singh Puri
welcomed everyone. Di-
rector Kuldeep Joshi
introduced Aartia and
said there is huge po-
tential of investment
for businessmen of Ra-
jasthan in different
areas of Ireland.
New Delhi (ANI):
Amid the ongoing Ra-
jasthan leg of Bharat
Jodo Yatra, Congress
leader and business-
man Riju Jhunjhunwa-
la on Wednesday re-
signed from the prima-
ry membership of the
party stating personal
reasons. Jhunjhunwala
contested LS elections
from Ajmer in 2019.
He sent his registra-
tion letter to Rajasthan
Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot, Senior party
leader Sachin Pilot and
Congress President
Mallikarjun Kharge,
stating that he tried to
serve the party
through various activi-
ties but in vain.
He tweeted “With a
lot of serious thought
and a bit of a heavy
heart. @ashokgehlot51
@SachinPilot @INCIn-
dia @INCRajasthan @
GovindDotasra” and
attached his letter on
the post. He in his let-
ter further stated that
he would continue to
serve the people of Ra-
jasthan with full zeal
in times to come.
Jaitaran tehsil’s
assistant officer
held with bribe
of `6,000
First India Bureau
Jaitaran: The
Ajmer ACB team on
Wednesday arrested
the assistant admin-
istrative officer of
Jaitaran tehsil of-
fice in Pali district
while taking a bribe
of Rs 6,000.
According to the
information, the ac-
cused Assistant Ad-
ministrative Officer,
Hastimal had de-
manded a bribe of
Rs 12,000 for return-
ing the registered
documents.
On which the vic-
tim lodged a com-
plaint with Ajmer
ACB. The ACB team
reached the spot on
Wednesday and ar-
rested the accused.
Hastimal
Riju Jhunjhunwala
Int’l Union of
Railways World
Security Cong
to be held in Jpr
First India Bureau
New Delhi: India is all
set to host 18th World
Security Congress for
the International Union
of Railways (UIC) in
Jaipur from Feb 20-23,
2023. RPF, on behalf of
the Indian Railways, is
organising the con-
gress. 18th internation-
al conference, which
pivots on topic of “Rail-
way Security Strategy:
Responses and Vision
fortheFuture”,isaimed
at deliberating on chal-
lenges faced by railway
security organisations
across the world. At an-
nual World Security
Congress of UIC, heads
of security of member
railway organisations
come together for tech-
nical cooperation
amongst railways, col-
laboration, sharing so-
lutions for future-proof-
ing and security
. Direc-
tor general, RPF, Sanjay
Chander, stated they are
geared up to host “im-
pactful deliberations on
issuesacrosstheworld”.
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SPIRITUAL SPEAK
Those who cling to
perceptions and views
wander the world offending
people. —Buddha
IN-DEPTH
FORCED TUBAL
STERILISATIONS A
REMINDER OF
EMERGENCY DAYS
he 24 tubectomy sur-
geries performed
without anaesthesia
in Bihar’s Khagaria
district is a grim re-
minder of the forced tubecto-
mies and vasectomies per-
formed during the Emergency
on the orders of the late Con-
gress leader Sanjay Gandhi.
During the Emergency, states
were given targets for the num-
ber of such surgeries to be per-
formed and the fear of govern-
ment action for failing to meet
the targets resulted in atrocities
on innocent women and men.
The sterilisation programme
became the most notorious as-
pect of the Emergency
.
There were no targets to be
met in Khagaria where 24 wom-
en were subjected to horrific,
painful surgeries without the
set practice of administering lo-
cal anaesthesia being followed.
The doctors and medical person-
nel involved in these senseless
surgeries should have been sus-
pended immediately but action
has been put on hold pending an
inquiry by the civil surgeon who
called it a case of serious medi-
cal negligence. Inaction is a clas-
sic example of administrative
callousness. Health Minister
Tejashvi Yadav’s silence is
equally intriguing.
TOP TWEETS
T
he Aam Aadmi
Party (AAP) has
stormed Bharati-
ya Janata Party’s
(BJP) citadel —
the Municipal Corporation
Delhi (MCD) — which it
ruled for 15 long years.
For Arvind Kejriwal, dis-
lodging the BJP from power
in its stronghold with 134
seats out of 250 is a big
achievement but the victory
will have little impact on na-
tional politics. Though it lost
power, the BJP has done bet-
ter than what the exit polls
predicted. It had to settle for
104 seats, 66 less than its 2017
numbers. The silver lining
for the BJP is that it has im-
proved on its vote share from
36.4 percent in 2017 to 39 per-
cent now.
What the AAP leadership
can tom-tom is that it won a
majority in MCD despite the
BJP using all its top guns in
the civic polls. At the same
time Arvind Kejriwal has to
ensure that his corporators
are sincere about cleaning
mountains of garbage litter-
ing the national capital and
the broom is strong enough
to do so. That’s a huge re-
sponsibility as the party has
promised to clear the pile of
dirt from the garbage landfill
site in east Delhi.
The AAP has promised to
clean up Delhi in the next five
years and Kejriwal has
sought the support of Prime
Minister Narendra Modi in
delivering on his promise.
With the Delhi government
having limited power, it is a
sensible move on the part of
Delhi’s chief minister who
dreams of a bigger role in na-
tional politics.
Gujarat results are expect-
ed to indicate that MCD vic-
tory does not mean that Ke-
jriwal has arrived.
AAP STILL HAS A
LONG WAY TO GO
The AAP has stormed
BJP citadel - the MCD -
which it ruled for 15 long
years. For Arvind
Kejriwal, dislodging
the BJP from power
in its stronghold with
134 seats out of 250
is a big achievement
but the victory will have
little impact on
national politics
T
REFINING
THE INNER
PERSON
ll of us have a genetic make-
up that, to some degree, de-
termines the kind of person
we are. Also, the environ-
ment and background influ-
ences one’s inner self to a
large extent. Should one
then, just shrug off the mat-
ter and adopt a defeatist at-
titude by saying, “I cannot
help the way I am.”
Conversely, we know some
people who are very negative
and critical about nearly eve-
rything. Are they really hap-
py people? Much depends on
one’s attitude and outlook.
There are others who allow
themselves to be overcome by
an inferiority complex. With
such feelings, they view
themselves as worthless.
Many feel weary due to exces-
sive anxiety
.
Analysing oneself from
time to time helps. Do I get
upset over the habits or
shortcomings of others? If
so, it may be that the problem
lies more with me than with
the other person. Do I quick-
ly get irritated or hurt? If so,
could it be that I think too
highly of myself or I’m over-
ly sensitive? Often, when we
do this introspection, we find
that our “reasons” are quite
petty
. One may discover with-
in, a motive that one did not
realize it existed.
Such self examination
helps to see the weak spot and
also recognize one’s own con-
tributiontotheproblem,rath-
er than becoming frustrated
by focusing solely on the oth-
er person’s errors regarding
which there is no control or
one can do little about it.
Taking an objective look at
the other person helps in get-
ting an overall view. Perhaps,
the person is falling short in
just one area. Would it be
proper then to judge an indi-
vidual on the basis of one or
two irritating traits? Usually,
one’s judgement is influ-
enced by personal feelings of
the moment.
Trying to see the other
person’s point of view is not
always easy, especially when
their view points are dia-
metrically opposed to ours.
Yet the effort one makes in
trying to see things differ-
ently serves to offset one’s
own feelings and has a calm-
ing effect. It gives us insight
on how others feel and act to
some extent.
A person with negative
thinking is usually sluggish
and tends to make excuses to
justify his course. In any un-
dertaking or job, satisfaction
comes when one sees it
through without quitting.
Some jobs appeal, some do
not. By looking not just at the
surface or at the immediate
benefits that comes in terms
of pay, one can also think
about the moulding effect it
can have on one’s personality
.
Working effectively with
people requires not to ‘give
up’ on others. Initiating
friendships and then drop-
ping them at the first sign of
disagreement or letting fric-
tion break up work arrange-
ments leads to loss of respect
and confidence.
The very act of working at
the problem reduces the like-
lihood of losing control. It
also keeps one conscious of
the need to adjust one’s think-
ing, if there is constant irrita-
tion due to others’ failings.
Challenges can make life
interesting. Rather than run-
ning away, rising to meet
them with extra effort,
thought, energy and time
makes one resourceful and
prevents our life from becom-
ing just a series of failures
and unfinished projects.
Much happiness is derived
through accomplishment.
Negative aspects of life
fade into the background
when positive thoughts fill
our mind. Difficulties are
easier to bear when there is
no grumbling and brooding.
This improves health as it
keeps in check such emo-
tions as anger, jealousy, ha-
tred and revenge. The happy,
contented, tolerant person
cheers others.
Positive persons give us
vigour to persevere and with-
stand heavy storms in life.
“Hitch your wagon to a star”
advises an old saying. Goals
of high purpose give mean-
ingful direction and keeps
one from floundering or stag-
nating. Any attempt to re-
store a man’s inner strength
is in showing him future
goals, says a psychiatrist.
The consciousness of one’s
inner value is anchored in
higher things. There is noth-
ing that would help one to
survive even the worst condi-
tions, as the knowledge that
there is meaning in life. A
long life without the feeling
of fulfilment is very tedious.
We feel useful when we
help others. Useful lives be-
come meaningful lives.
Tiredness ceases the moment
a meaning is found in life.
Negative thinking gives
negative results. Doubts are
traitors that makes one lose
what one may win if tried. As
the person thinks, so is he!
It is well worth the effort to
cultivate and to maintain a
cheerful, balanced disposi-
tion, for one’s own welfare
and that of others.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
A
Tiredness ceases the
moment a meaning is
found in life. Negative
thinking gives negative
results. Doubts are traitors
that makes one lose what
one may win if tried. As the
person thinks, so is he! It is
well worth the effort to
cultivate and to maintain
a cheerful, balanced
disposition, for one’s own
welfare and that of others.
All of us have a genetic
makeup that, to some
degree, determines the
kind of person we are.
Also, the environment and
background influences
one’s inner self to a large
extent. Should one then,
just shrug off the
matter and adopt a
defeatist attitude by
saying, “I cannot help
the way I am”
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First India Bureau
Bhopal: Madhya
Pradesh Forest Minis-
ter Kunwar Vijay Shah
on Wednesday said af-
ter Namibia, now Chee-
tahs were expected to
soon arrive from South
Africa. The first set of
Cheetahs was released
by Prime Minister Nar-
endra Modi in the Kuno
National Park here in
September, when eight
of the big cats were
flown in to revive their
population in India af-
ter over half a century
it went extinct in the
country
.Twelve new en-
closures with all facili-
ties were being built at
Kuno in Sheopur dis-
trict, the state minister
added. Minister Vijay
Shah told ANI, “Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi has taken up the
initiative of re-intro-
duction of Cheetahs
from Namibia and
South Africa.
“We have completed
the first phase. After
bringing eight Chee-
tahs from Namibia, we
not only kept them in
quarantine but also fa-
miliarised them with
the environment and
released them in an
open enclosure. Now,
these Cheetahs are
hunting and they are in
good health.”
PM Modi released
the eight Cheetahs on
the occasion of his
birthday on September
17 this year. “An MoU
(Memorandum of Un-
derstanding) for the
next phase is in pro-
cess. 12 new enclosures
with more facilities
were being built at the
Kuno National Park.
Enclosures are ready
but we are improving
them further,” he said.
—With agency inputs
After Namibia, Cheetahs to arrive from South
Africa soon: MP forest minister Vijay Shah
BIG CAT MATTERS
IT IS SENSIBLE TO GET BEST DEAL IN
INTERESTOF INDIANS:JAISHANKAR
New Delhi (ANI): The
government does not
ask Indian companies
to buy oil from Russia
but it is a sensible poli-
cy to get the best deal in
the interest of Indian
people, External Af-
fairs Minister S Jais-
hankar said in Rajya
Sabha on Wednesday.
Responding to ques-
tions from members in
the Upper House, the
minister said that it is
his duty to prioritise
the interests of the In-
dian people and to pre-
vent them from being
affected by the actions
of other countries or
regions for fertilizer,
food, etc.
“We do not ask our
companies to buy Rus-
sian oil. We ask our
companies to buy oil,
what is the best option
that they can get. Now it
depends on what the
market throws up.
“If tomorrow the
market gives us more
competitive options.
Again, please do under-
stand. It’s not just that
we buy oil from one
country
. We buy oil from
multiple sources, but it
is a sensible policy to go
where we get the best
deal in the interests of
the Indian people and
that is exactly what we
are trying to do,” Jais-
hankar added.
New Delhi(Agencies):
Both Lok Sabha and Ra-
jya Sabha conducted
business as usual on the
first day of Winter Ses-
sion, as opposed to a tur-
bulent previous session.
On day one, Rajya Sab-
ha discussed the Wild-
life Protection (Amend-
ment) Bill 2022, and Ex-
ternal Affairs Minister
S Jaishankar responded
to queries on India’s for-
eign policy
.
The Lok Sabha dis-
cussed The Anti-Mari-
time Piracy Bill, 2019.
As per the notified
schedules, the govt
plans to introduce 16
new Bills during the ses-
sion. These include a
draft law to increase ac-
countability and reform
the electoral process in
multi-state cooperative
societies. The Canton-
ment Bill deals with the
administration of can-
tonments to impart de-
mocratisation and in-
crease efficiency
. The
session is all set to be
stormy as the Opposi-
tion prepares to corner
the Centre on issues
such as the border situ-
ation with China, price
rise,unemploymentand
the alleged misuse of
govt agencies. At a meet-
ing called by the Centre
to discuss the legislative
agenda, the Opposition
listed over a dozen is-
sues for raising during
the session.
LS discusses Anti-Maritime Piracy Bill
SULE SLAMS KARNATAKA CM IN LOK SABHA
OVER BORDER ISSUE WITH MAHARASHTRA
Kharge:Lawspassedinhaste,
commentsofcourtnotgood
Gujarat results will be
surprising, says Mann
as AAP wins in Delhi
UP not just model for India but
for world, says Melinda Gates
ENPO delegation meets
Amit Shah,puts demand
for‘Frontier Nagaland’
5 kg gold,`3L cash seized from
‘secret chamber’ in Kerala: ED
Leaders of several opposition parties on Wednes-
day attended a meeting convened by Congress
president Mallikarjun Kharge to evolve a joint strategy
for the winter session of Parliament. Left parties,
Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK), Rashtriya
Janata Dal (RJD), Trinamool Congress (TMC), Aam
Aadmi Party (AAP), Nationalist Congress Party (NCP),
NC and the RSP were represented in the meeting
convened before the session commenced. The oppo-
sition is seeking to corner the government on several
issues including price rise and unemployment.
NCP MP Supriya Sule in
slammed K’taka CM B Bommai
over the border issue between Kar-
nataka and Maharashtra and urged
Union Home Minister Amit Shah to
speak up regarding it. “For the past
10 days, a new issue has cropped
up in Maharashtra. The Chief
Minister of our neighbouring state,
Karnataka has been speaking nonsense. Yesterday, people
of Maharashtra wanted to go to the Karnataka border but
they were thrashed,” Sule said in the Lok Sabha.
New Delhi (ANI):
Speaking on Vice Prezi-
dent J Dhankhar’s first
day as the Rajya Sabha
Chairman, LoP Mall-
ikarjun Kharge said
that he hoped that no
law will be passed in
haste, and promised
that the Opposition will
cooperate in running
the House. Kharge said,
“In this House many
laws have been passed
in haste and later courts
commented on them
which is not good for the
House and hope that all
the bills are passed with
proper discussion.” “If
laws are made in haste,
then they attract judi-
cial scrutiny
.
New Delhi: Fourteen
people belonging to mi-
nority communities, in-
cluding three Kashmiri
Pandits, were killed in
JKthisyeartillNov30,
the Union ministry of
home affairs told Parlia-
ment on Wednesday,
adding that various
measures have been tak-
ento“protectthelivesof
minorities in the re-
gion”. Rai was respond-
ing to question of SP
member Javed Ali Khan
who asked if the govt
has failed to provide se-
curity in JK.
Ahtesham Siddiqui
Lucknow: Six IPS offic-
ers,including2captains,
havebeentransferredin
the UP police dept on
Wednesday
.Thetransfer
includes 2 IG and 4 SP
level officers. IPS Akash
Kulhari has been made
ACP, Prayagraj while
IPS Jugal Kishore has
been made DIG, Fire,
Lucknow. IPS Atul Shar-
ma became the new SP
of Pilibhit (II) and IPS
Dinesh Kumar has been
made DCP Ghaziabad
from SP Pilibhit, IPS
Atul Sharma SP Chitra-
koot has been made the
new SP of Pilibhit.
Moreover, IPS Vrinda
Shukla has been made
SPof ChitrakootandIPS
Ashtabhuja Prasad Sin-
gh has been made SP
Railway GRP Prayagraj.
14 from minorities
killed in J-K so far
in 2022: Govt
Responding to a question, the EA minister said that it is his
duty to prioritise the interests of the Indian people and to
prevent them from being affected by actions of other nations
EAM Jaishankar speaking in Rajya Sabha on Wednesday.
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DAY
 56 cases registered
against MPs, MLAs in
5 years, informs DoPT
 CBI’s overall convic-
tion rate dips: Centre
informs Lok Sabha
 LS Speaker Om Birla
adjourns the Lok Sabha
and it will reconvene at
11:00 am on Thursday
 Rajya Sabha adjourned
till 11 am on Thursday
New Delhi (ANI): Rid-
ing on the massive vic-
tory of the Aam Aadmi
Party in the Delhi civic
polls, Punjab CM Bhag-
want MannonWednes-
day claimed that the
exit polls which predict-
ed the party’s loss in
Gujarat will prove to be
wrong. Mann said that
the results in Gujarat,
where the party exerted
all its efforts to make
inroads, will be “sur-
prising”.
Speaking to the re-
porters in the national
capital, the Punjab CM
said, “The trends are
now converting into re-
sults. Kejriwal uproot-
ed the 15-year-long rule
of Cong and now up-
rooted the 15-year-long
rule of the BJP from the
MCD.” He said that the
people vote for schools,
hospitals, cleanliness
and infrastructure.
WINTER SESSION
New Delhi (ANI):
Sharjeel Imam has ap-
proached the Supreme
Court seeking direc-
tion to expunge some
remarks made
by the Delhi
H i g h
Court
against him while de-
nying bail to Umar
Khalid in the Delhi ri-
ots case. Imam said
that Delhi High Court
while rejecting Umar
Khalid’s bail plea,
made certain observa-
tions and remarks
against him when he
was not even a party in
the said petition. On
October 18, while deny-
ing bail to JNU student
Khalid, the High Court
had said that Khalid
was constantly in
touch with Sharjeel
Imam, who was argua-
bly ‘at the head of the
conspiracy’ and also
referred to Imam as the
main conspirator in
one of the paragraphs.
New Delhi (ANI): An
11-member delegation
team of Eastern Naga-
land Peoples’ Organisa-
tion (ENPO) met Union
Home Minister Amit
Shah in New Delhi to
seek separate statehood
for“FrontierNagaland”.
The ENPO, an um-
brella organisation of
seven tribal bodies, in a
press statement said
that the Union Home
Minister has appreciat-
ed the Eastern Naga-
land people for being a
part of nation-building
force thus far, which,
Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi is also aware
of. “The Union Home
Minister stated that the
grievances and request
for a separate entity are
understood and he high-
lighted a clear roadmap
for Amicable, Legisla-
tive and Sustainable So-
lution for Eastern Naga-
land, which will include
consultation with the
people of Eastern Naga-
land and Nagaland
State Govt,” the ENPO
team said.
Lucknow (ANI):
Melinda Gates, co-
founder of the Bill and
Melinda Gates Founda-
tion (BMGF), paid a
courtesy call on Chief
Minister Yogi Adity-
anath at his official
residence on Wednes-
day.
At a special meeting,
between Gates and the
chief minister, enhanc-
ing technical coopera-
tion in the fields of
health, nutrition and
agriculture were dis-
cussed. During their
discussion, Gates laud-
ed the work done by Ut-
tar Pradesh in recent
years underlining the
Covid management
and encephalitis con-
trol despite a dense
population.
“Amidst the challeng-
es of Covid, the way, the
state leadership tackled
the issue of dense popu-
lation and various so-
cial challenges is highly
commendable,” Gates
said. She also lauded
the efforts of the Uttar
Pradesh Government in
the areas of health se-
curity, financial inclu-
sion, nutrition, educa-
tion, women empower-
ment and added, “Uttar
Pradesh is a model not
only for India but for
the whole world”.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister, Yogi Adityanath greets Melinda Gates,
co-founder of BMGF on Wednesday.
New Delhi (ANI): The
Enforcement Directo-
rate (ED) has seized 5kg
gold worth Rs 2.51 crore
and over Rs 3 lakh cash
from a ‘secret chamber’
from premises linked to
a Malappuram-based
jewellery house promot-
er,whoisanallegedben-
eficiary of the Kerala
gold smuggling case, the
ED said on Wednesday
.
The seizures were
made during the agen-
cy’s searches at four
premises including that
of Aboobacker Pazhe-
dath, promoter of Mala-
bar Jewellery and Fine
Gold Jewellery in
Malappuram and the
Kozhikode premises of
Atlas Gold Super Mar-
kets Pvt Ltd, it said
Besides ED, the NIA
and the Customs de-
partment are investi-
gating the gold smug-
gling case in Kerala, in
which gold worth Rs 15
crore was allegedly
seized from the diplo-
matic baggage of the
UAE consulate at Thiru-
vananthapuram airport
on July 5, 2020.
The seized gold and cash was hidden in a secret chamber at the
premises linked to the jeweller house in Kerala’s Malappuram.
(L) File photo of Cheetah in Kuno National Park. (R) Vijay Shah
while interacting with media on Wednesday.
Bureaucracy: Six
IPS shuffled in UP
IN THE COURTYARD
New Delhi (ANI): CJI
Justice DY Chandra-
chudonTuesdaysaidwe
must create a multitude
of equitablewaysfordif-
ferent groups — women,
members of the LGBT+
community, persons
withdisabilities,elderly
,
poor and marginalised
— to engage and partici-
pate in the process of
adjudication. While de-
livering a speech in Del-
hi HC’s new building, he
said in order to make
sure that we are provid-
ing equal access to jus-
tice, attention must be
paid to the design of the
judicial set-up.
Delhi riots case: Sharjeel Imam
moves to SC challenging HC order
BACKWARDCLASSESFEDERATIONFILESREVIEW
PETITION AGAINST MAJORITY-VERDICT OF SC
New Delhi: The All India Backward Classes Federation has
filed a review petition against a majority judgment of the
SC which upheld the 10% reservation in govt jobs and
institutions for economically weaker sections (EWS), in-
cluding forward castes, of the society. The review petition,
settled by Professor G. Mohan Gopal, said EWS reserva-
tion was for a social- and educational class, the forward
class amongst them, with a creamy layer cut-off.
We must create
multitude of
equitable ways:
CJI Chandrachud
OPPOSITION LEADERS ATTEND MEETING
CALLED BY CONGRESS CHIEF KHARGE

NEWS
07
SENIOR BABU STILL UNDERTAKING ‘WORK FROM
HOME’ AS DoP LEAVES HIM WITHOUT OFFICE!
BUREAUCRATIC TALES
Rajendra Chhabra
Jaipur: Let us regale
an interesting story
about senior IAS Pri-
tam B Yashwant whom
the state government
has accorded the re-
sponsibility of Com-
missioner, Departmen-
tal Enquiries. Although
he is at an important
position, yet, neither
does he have a room in
the state secretariat nor
does he have an office
set-up. In fact, from No-
vember 1 onwards, he is
either working from
home, or working from
the office of some other
senior official.
This is because in De-
cember 2020, he was
transferred to his cur-
rent position from the
position of Secretary,
GAD. In October 2021,
he went on a year long
leave and his room was
thereafter allotted to
some other officer.
A year later when he
returned, he joined his
old post on November 1
and although DoP is-
sued a fresh order and
allotted him work, he
was not allotted a new
room to operate his of-
fice from.
According to the Reg-
istrar of DoP, who allot-
ted the rooms, the DoP
has not received any
requisition from Pri-
tam B Yashwant to allot
him a room. Thus the
question now is as to
where is the confusion
and why is there any
confusion? Knowledge-
able sources reveal that
it is a rare feat that an
officer joins on the
same post after return-
ing from a year long
leave. It may be a rare
feat to achieve but in
Secretariat, where
rooms are scarce, it is
almost next to impossi-
ble that an unoccupied
room remains so for a
whole year! It now re-
mains to be seen when
Yashwant gets a room
allotted!
In Secretariat, where rooms are scarce,
it will be interesting to see that when B
Yashwant gets a room allotted for him!
Ashish Choudhary
Rajsamand: After the
country got the presi-
dency of the G-20, the
delegates of the Sherpa
conference visited the
Kumbhalgarh Fort in
Rajsamand district for
a tour on Wednesday.
The Sherpas were wel-
comed in the Rajastha-
ni tradition.
A total of 54 foreign del-
egates reached Kumb-
halgarh Fort from
Udaipur amid tight se-
curity to visit Kumb-
halgarh fort. They were
welcomed with a flower
shower and Sahariya
dance.
The Sherpas then
visited the Shiva tem-
ple. They took selfies at
the Kumbhalgarh Fort.
Then amid tight secu-
rity along with admin-
istrative officers they
reached the Hawa Ma-
hal, the main site of
Kumbhalgarh Fort.
Domestic and foreign
Sherpas saw the room
where Maharana
Pratap was born in
Kumbhalgarh Fort.
They also visited the
terrace of Badal Mahal
and admired the natu-
ral beauty of Mewar
and Marwar.
The movement of
common people from
all the routes from Kel-
wara to Kumbhalgarh
Fort and Saira was
completely stopped and
heavy police force was
deployed at various
places.
Rajsamand District
Collector Nilabh Saxe-
na, Udaipur District
Collector Tarachand,
Udaipur IG (Inspector
general) Prafulla Ku-
mar, Rajsamand SP (Su-
perintendent of Police)
Sudhir Chaudhary, po-
lice force of Udaipur,
Ajmer, Bhilwara and
Chittorgarh were pre-
sent during this.
G-20SHERPA DELEGATES VISIT
KUMBHALGARH,CLICKSELFIES
Domestic and foreign Sherpas saw the room where Maharana Pratap was born
G-20 Sherpa delegates were welcomed in traditional Rajasthani
style during the tour of Kumbhalgarh Fort on Wednesday.
One of the delgates of G-20 Sherpa tries her hand on pottery
during Kumbhalgarh trip on Wednesday.
Delegates of G-20 Sherpa meeting having lunch at the Mahua
Bagh Resort on Wednesday.
The delgates enjoyed the traditional folk dances of the State on
their tour to Kumbhalgarh on Wednesday.
Couple dies with 2
kids suspiciously
in Banswara
First India Bureau
Banswara: A couple
and two children were
found dead in a house in
the Anandpuri police
station area in the dis-
trict on Wednesday.
Prima facie, the case
remained suspicious as
the woman and her two
children were found ly-
ing on the cot, while the
husband was found
hanging nearby with
the noose of a saree.
It was speculated
from foul smell that all
three died last night due
to insecticide, while Mo-
han also hanged him-
self after their death.
This made the episode
appear to be of suicide.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: MP Diya Ku-
mari, on the first day of
the winter session of
Parliament, raised a
large number of ques-
tions pertaining to new
railway lines and gauge
change. She urged for a
written reply from the
Union Railway Minis-
ter, Ashwini Vaishnaw.
MP Diya Kumari, un-
der rule 377 also raised
the question that build-
ings of historical im-
portance under ASI
should have appropri-
ate facilities for the dis-
abled. She also appealed
for solar wheelchairs,
battery operated vehi-
cles, special toilet facili-
ties etc.
Meanwhile, Sikar MP
Swami Sumedhanand
Saraswati brought the
problem of online loan
facility through unau-
thorized app, cyber
fraud caused by misuse
of public documents
and CIBIL showing
wrong figures to the
common people under
Rule 377 in the Lok Sab-
ha on Wednesday. He
said that when any per-
son in the country ap-
plies for a loan in any
financial institution,
thecreditscoreisdrawn
by the financial institu-
tion to check the credit
history of that person.
Rajsamand MP Diya Kumari
during the Lok Sabha
proceedings on Wednesday.
Diya Sumedhanand
raise Raj issues in Lok
Sabha on first day
Two labourer
get electrocuted
in Rajsamand
First India Bureau
Rajsmand: Two people
were electrocuted to
death after they came in
contact with a live wire
inRajsamanddistricton
Wednesday
, police said.
Theincidentoccurred
in Gilund village when
Shaitan (21) and Poona
(22) were repairing a
fault in a power line and
the electricity supply re-
sumed, they said.The
post-mortem examina-
tion of the bodies will be
conducted on Thursday
,
the police said. Family
members of the de-
ceased and villagers are
in talks with the admin-
istration regarding com-
pensationfornextof kin.
Consensuson13demands
of unemployed reached
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The long strug-
gle of the Rajasthan
Berozgar Ekikrat Ma-
hasangh that has been
agitating for the last
two months on their
20-point demands,
seems to witness an
end. On Wednesday,
there was a meeting of
the Mahasangh mem-
bers with DOP Secre-
tary Hemant Gera and
top officials. In which 13
demands have been
agreed upon. The repre-
sentatives of Rajasthan
Berozgar Ekikrat Ma-
hasangh told that after
returning from Gujarat
all our demands are be-
ing fulfilled. In such a
situation, now they will
not oppose Rahul Gan-
dhi’s Bharat Jodo Yatra.
State President of Ra-
jasthan Berozgar
Ekikrat Mahasangh,
Upen Yadav said that
along with completing
the pending recruit-
ment process, talks
have been held with He-
mant Gera regarding
new recruitments.
Delegation of unemployed youth
in talks with IAS Hemant Gera at
Secretariat on Wednesday.
BJP wants Min Shale Mohd
sacked over obscene video
First India Bureau
Jaipur: An obscene
video allegedly show-
ing Rajasthan’s Minor-
ity Affairs Minister
Shale Mohammed with
a woman is viral on so-
cial media. The BJP
claims that the video is
of Minister Shale Mo-
hammed and the wom-
an seen with him is
from Jodhpur.
The BJP shared the
video on its Twitter ac-
count and demanded
Shale’s sacking from
the Congress. The clip
on social media shows a
video chat apparently
between the minister
and a woman in her un-
dergarments. The con-
versation is not audible.
“Ashok Gehlot ji, this is
not the first time an ob-
jectionable video of
your minister with a
woman has gone viral.
Will you dismiss minis-
ter Shale Mohammad
or spare him due to you
greed for the vote
bank,” the BJP tweeted.
Screengrab of the viral video
Khali, Min Kailash dine,
relish Bazra roti, jaggery
First India Bureau
New Delhi: Union Min-
ister of State for Agri-
culture and Farmers
Welfare Kailash Chaud-
hary from Rajasthan
and WWE wrestler, The
Great Khali, have given
a message to the people
of the country to eat
millets. The Great Khali
reached the minister’s
house in New Delhi and
had dinner there. Dur-
ing this, Chaudhary
served him desi ghee
andjaggeryandcrushed
the millet bread with
his own hands.
Choudhary and Khali
urged the common peo-
ple to increase the quan-
tity of coarse grains in
their food. Khali said
that coarse grains con-
tain all the important
elements required by
our body and also in-
creases immunity
.
Khali said, “Today I
have come to my broth-
er’s house who is our
Agriculture Minister.
The PM has imposed a
duty on him to promote
natural things.”
AUSTRA-HIND
uring the ongoing joint military exercise,
Austra-Hind 2022, the Australian Army
conducts rotary wing air-land fast-
rope training education with the India
Army. This is the largest contingent of Australian
soldiers on Indian soil since the WWII. Another
interoperability milestone. Austra-Hind will be a
yearly event that will be conducted alternatively
in India and Australia. This is the first exercise
in the series with participation of all arms and
services contingent from both armies.
D
IAS Pritam B Yashwant

A truly humble person
respects others and is
always open to learning.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/004/2022-24
Akhilesh Solanki
Vadodara: What was
the Aam Aadmi Party
focussing on in the Gu-
jarat elections? While
all parties focus on a
particular vote bank,
the AAP too undertook
the same approach. In-
terestingly, a cab driver,
who worked with AAP’s
team for three months
prior to the election, re-
vealed the secret plan
of Aam Aadmi Party.
According to the driver,
AAP focused on tribal
areas, while in urban
areas, major cities like
Surat and Ahmedabad
were on the radar. Del-
hi’s special team stayed
in these areas for 90
days and this team col-
lected grass roots data
one by one. It did the
work of connecting or-
ganizations.
Notably, according to
the driver, the cash, re-
portedly, used to come
from Delhi, first to
Ahmedabad and then
used to reach other ar-
eas in the state. Word is
that AAP’s volunteers
were expecting 25 to 30
seats in the election.
Revealed: Aam Aadmi Party’s secret
plan in the Gujarat elections
EXCLUSIVE
RaGa’s Yatra is getting stupendous
public support in country: Gehlot
l At lunch break, Venugopal expressed his displeasure
towards the workers carrying different flags in the Yatra
saying that everyone should carry the tricolour only
l Sachin Pilot said that he was hurt and felt bad about what was said
about him. As soon as he reached to give a speech at the Nukkad
Sabha at the end of Yatra, the lights went off then the mic went off
Rahul Gandhi, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, KC Venugopal, Govind Singh Dotasra during the Bharat Jodo Yatra in Kota on Wednesday.
The young crowd including school girls enthusiastically wave at
the leaders while witnessing the Bharat Jodo Yatra.
Rahul Gandhi met the budding Cricket player from Rajsamand
district, Bharat Singh during the Bharat Jodo Yatra late on
Wednesday evening. The young player is undergoing training
under the aegis of RCA after CM Ashok Gehlot’s encouragement
and support. Also seen here is Vaibhav Gehlot.
Amit Mishra, Yogesh
Sharma, Bharat Dixit,
Bhanwar S Charan, Dimple
Sharma, Tripti Gautam, Gul
Mohammad Ziauddin Khan
Kota: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot said that
Rahul Gandhi has start-
ed the biggest journey
after independence and
wherever he is going,
caravans are being
formed. “The feeling of
the whole country is
with the Yatra. The
Yatra is getting stupen-
dous public support in
the country. The jour-
ney is being taken out
regarding the current
situation of the coun-
try. Govts of Oppn par-
ties are being toppled
by BJP K’taka, Maha,
MP are examples of
this,” he said.
Wednesday was the
3rd day of Rahul’s
Bharat Jodo Yatra in
Raj. CM Gehlot is also
matching steps with a
much younger Rahul.
Infact, during this, Ge-
hlot is taking feedback
of the flagship schemes.
Omprakash met CM Ge-
hlot, expressed his grat-
itude saying, “These
schemes of govt are
proving to be a boon for
the poor.” Notably, CM
Gehlot himself shared
the video of the benefi-
ciaries on social media.
‘CONG IS DEMOCRATIC PARTY,
BELIEVES IN LIVE LET LIVE’
RaGa praises...
He also cornered Lok
Sabha Speaker Om Birla
in his constituency
. Ra-
hul said that the Lok
Sabha TV only likes the
face of the Speaker and
thecameradoesnotturn
towards the Opposition.
“Today
, BJP-RSS have
suppressed everyone.
We are not allowed to
speak in the Parlia-
ment. Our mics are
turned off. In the Lok
Sabha, the camera does
not turn towards the
Opposition. Lok Sabha
Speaker is from Ra-
jasthan, Lok Sabha TV
likes his face, keeps
showing him only,” he
took a jibe. The Yatra
ended at Ladpura in
Kota on Wednesday
evening after covering
23 kms distance.
Rahul said that un-
employment and infla-
tion are big issues in
the country
. “Big indus-
trialists do not provide
employment. Small
shopkeepers and indus-
tries provide employ-
ment. Their spinal cord
was broken by the Cen-
tre. The central govern-
ment is giving benefits
only to two-four indus-
trialists. Their loans
worth crores are being
waived off within min-
utes,” he said.
Kota (PTI): RS member Jairam Ramesh on
Wednesday said the Congress is a democratic party
and believes in live and let live. Ramesh is part of
the Bharat Jodo Yatra that has so far covered over
2,400 kilometers Former Congress
chief Rahul Gandhi recommenced the
yatra on its 91st day on Wednesday as
he along with others marched towards
Kota from Darra Station Ganesh
Mandir. In a press conference, when
asked about the police action here on
some people who wanted to submit a memorandum
to Gandhi while the Congress is talking on preserv-
ing democracy, Ramesh said. “The Congress has
people with different views and there is no environ-
ment of fear,” Ramesh said. “Live let live. Cur-
rently, talks are only about ‘live’ but the Congress
has always believed in live and let live. We are a
democratic party,” Senior Cong leader said.
Rahul Gandhi with Magsaysay awardee Aruna Roy,
Yogendra Yadav Samagra Seva Sangh’s Sawai
Singh during Bharat Jodo Yatra in Kota. Rahul
interacted with social workers for a long time.
A DAY FOR WOMEN
ONLY ON DEC 10
CHANDY OOMMEN
WALKS BAREFOOT
CM TO HOLD MEET
IN JAIPUR TODAY
Jairam Ramesh told in a
press conference held
during lunch that only women
will accompany Rahul in the
yatra on December 10. “Like
Madhya Pradesh, one day is
reserved for women The Yatra
on Wednesday will be of half a
day only, after that Rahul Gan-
dhi may go to Delhi,” he said.
Chandy Oommen walking
barefoot from Thrissur
in Yatra. Chandy Oommen
is the son of former Kerala
Chief Minister Oommen
Chandy. “I have a resolve
to be walk barefoot but
will only say to God,” said
Chandy Oommen.
DR MAHESH JOSHI WALKS TWICE WITH
RAHUL IN YATRA, DISCUSS ISSUES
CONGRESS GOVT WILL REPEAT IN THE
STATE, SAYS SUKHJINDER RANDHAWA
PHED Minister Dr Mahesh Joshi walked twice with Ra-
hul Gandhi during the Bharat Jodo Yatra on Wednes-
day and talked for about half a minute the
first time. Then Mahesh Joshi himself went
back, but suddenly Rahul Gandhi again
called Joshi. PCC Chief Govind Singh Do-
tasra walked towards Joshi and said, “Rahul
ji is calling you.” After this, Dr Joshi again
joined the walk with Rahul while talking for
about a minute. There was normal conversation between
the two leaders on the politics of Rajasthan. In particular,
Rahul Gandhi learned about the politics of Jaipur from Dr
Mahesh Joshi, informed the sources.
Newly appointed Rajasthan Congress in-charge
Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa reached Kota on Wednes-
day. In an exclusive interview with First India
News, Randhawa said that the meaning of
Bharat Jodo Yatra is to strengthen India. We
will strengthen the Congress by uniting. Con-
gress will strengthen the organisation from
the block level. I myself have been a block
level worker. The myth of one party govern-
ment for 5 years in Raj will be broken this time. Public sup-
port is with Congress Congress govt will repeat in State,”
he said. Despite his age, Randhawa walked with Rahul for
a long distance discussed state politics. He also had
discussions with CM Gehlot and Sachin Pilot, GS Dotasra.
Randhawa also met many ministers.
‘Conggovtdidn’tcareforpeople,workedforitself’
First India Bureau
Jhalawar/Jaipur:
Former CM Vasundha-
ra Raje while virtually
addressing the Jan
Aakrosh Rally virtually
in Kanwadi village of
Jhalrapatan, said that
Congress govt didn’t
care for public, but for
itself. “It worked for it-
self, not for public. In-
stead of saving people,
it spent entire 4 years in
saving itself. This pub-
lic anger against govt is
not only in BJP and the
public, but also in Con-
gress leaders, Congress
MLAs and Ministers,”
she said. “This govern-
ment is neglecting Jhal-
awar because BJP, me
and MP Dushyant Sin-
gh are from here,” she
said. Raje quipped that
after 4 years, 2-4 days
ago, the roads in Jhala-
war have definitely be-
come smooth and shiny,
not for people but for
the special guest. 24
hours’ power supply is
for the special guest.
“As soon as the guest
departs, ‘Vikas’ will dis-
appear. The darkness
will disperse, the Sun
will rise the lotus will
bloom,” she said.
POONIA TO RAHUL: WHEN WILL
DEATHS DUE TO CONTAMINATED
WATER STOP IN RAJASTHAN?
Jaipur: BJP State President Satish Poonia on
Wednesday, questioned Congress leader Rahul
Gandhi on the death of a child after drinking
contaminated water in Hindaun city and a large
number of people falling ill. Poonia,
who was in Sikandra, said at a pub-
lic meeting that his third question
to Rahul Gandhi from the people’s
court is that when will the process
of deaths of people in Rajasthan
stop? “When will the 30 percent
people of Rajasthan who are
drinking contaminated water
get clean drinking water?”
JITENDRA SINGH, TIKARAM JULLY
FLAG OFF CHARIOT IN ALWAR
Alwar: Former Union Minister Jitendra Singh
and Cabinet Minister Tikaram Jully flagged off
the chariot in Alwar ahead of Rahul Gandhi’s BJY
reaching here. Singh said that RaGa’s Yatra is
very special. “Now people themselves want to
come forward and join. The biggest gathering
of country will be held in Malakhera. For this,
chariots have been sent to villages which will tell
public about Rahul’s visit so that more people
participate in the event,” he said. Tikaram Jully
said, “BJY has proved that nation wants to con-
nect with Rahul. People themselves are connect-
ing with him. RaGa is fighting everyone’s battle.
Now, right message has reached the public.”
Vasundhara Raje virtually
addresses Jan Aakrosh Rally in
Jhalrapatan on Wednesday.
Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa with
Sachin Pilot during the Yatra.
HIGHLIGHTS
z Dhuwala sarpanch
ex-soldier Ramchandra
Meena died in a road
accident after his vehi-
cle was hit by a trailer
near Bundi on Wednes-
day while returning
from BJY. 5 Cong
workers were hurt
z MLA Rafeek Khan again
joined Yatra walked
with Rahul beyond
controversies. Min
Lalchand Kataria also
walked conversed
with Rahul Gandhi
z CHA Sangharsh Samiti
has warned to oppose
Bharat Jodo Yatra
FROM PG 1
Secondphaseofallotmentcommences!
RHB’s COACHING HUB
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur: The second
phase of allotment of
institutional proper-
ties built in the Coach-
ing Hub developed by
the Rajasthan Housing
Board at Pratap Nagar
in Jaipur began on
Wednesday
. Out of to-
tal 140 institutional
properties built in five
towers, 37 have been al-
lotted through lottery
in the first phase. Now
in the second phase,
the work of online reg-
istration for allotment
of 103 institutional
properties has started.
RHB Commissioner
Pawan Arora said that
on the very first day
, a
lot of enthusiasm was
seen among the coach-
ing operators for the al-
lotment of coaching
premises (institutional
properties).“8coaching
institutes including Ut-
karsh, SAMAST, SSGD
visited the Coaching
Hub on Wednesday
. For
convenience of appli-
cants, a help desk has
been set up at Coaching
Hub premises, where
personnelfromtheMar-
keting Branch of the
Board are available to
providenecessaryinfor-
mation to the coaching
operatorsassistinreg-
istration,” Arora said.
Online registration
for allotting
103 institutional
properties
has started
BHARAT JODO YATRA
CM Ashok Gehlot will
return to Jaipur from
Bundi today noon
hold a meeting regard-
ing the law order in
the State.

09
JAIPUR | THURSDAY,
DECEMBER 8, 2022
A Beautiful
Changemaker!
“You cannot change the world, but you change one thought, and the world will
change on its own hence,” said Marishca Rodrigues, a ravishing beauty
hailing from the green lands of Mumbai called Vasai and one of the
finalists of First India Queen, in a candid conversation with City First!
he world needs
strong women.
Women who
will lift and
build others,
who will love
and be loved.
Women who live brave-
ly, both tender and
fierce. Women of in-
domitable will. Marish-
ca Rodrigues, one of the
finalists of First India
Queen proved that
Many of the things that
seem impossible now
will become realities of
tomorrow and the lim-
its of the possible can
only be defined by going
beyond them into the
impossible.
From being trolled
for the type of acne-
prone skin and skinny
body she carries to be-
come the girl she always
wanted to be, strong,
tall and confident, Mar-
ishca Rodrigues, hail-
ing from the green
lands of Mumbai called
Vasai shook the world
with her beautiful
transformation.
She again proved that
‘Your success in life
isn’t based on your abil-
ity to simply change. It
is based on your ability
to change faster than
your competition be-
cause change is hard
because people overes-
timate the value of
what they have and un-
derestimate the value
of what they may gain
by giving that up.’
Whenaskedabouther
journey the beauty said,
“Iama24-year-oldstand-
ing 5 feet 11 inches tall,
who is passionate
about sports and
fitness. I am a
trained badmin-
ton player as well.
I am currently
pursuing a bach-
elor’s in Educa-
tion. I have been a
semi-finalist in
thetopfourmajor
pageants of India
which includes
Miss India, Miss
Diva, Miss Earth
and Miss Inter-
national. I be-
lieve ‘You cannot
changetheworld,
but you change
one thought, and
the world will
change on its own
hence I am work-
ing as an educa-
tor, shaping every
child’s future in
the best way possi-
ble thus keeping a
balance of my responsi-
bilities towards my fam-
ily
, studies as well as my
passion.”
The ravishing beauty
further said, “I am ex-
tremely grateful to Dr
Jagdeesh Chandra and
First India Queen for
providing me this gold-
en opportunity and
making my dreams
come true.”
UTTKARSHA SHEKHAR
uttkarsha.shekhar@firstindia.co.in
T
—PHOTOS BY SANTOSH SHARMA
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Marishca Rodrigues bagged the ‘Best Runway Walk’
title during the grand finale of First India Queen

ew-age Entre-
preneurs are an
inspired, self-
motivated, hun-
gry, discerning
lot of individu-
als who are on a
constant hunt for opportu-
nities that can enhance
and/or bolster their im-
age, network, and of
course, their net worth! To
this end, perhaps they’d be
wise to think a little out-of-
the-box, to approach life
from a slightly alternative
standpoint wherein they
don’t JUST look into their
immediate entrepreneuri-
al ventures and directly-
related streams as forms
of building their networks
and; net-worth. Writing, in
fact, a slew of different
kinds of Creative Writing,
presents a goldmine of un-
explored and unexploited
platforms through which
to proliferate a new-age
entrepreneur’s vision, ide-
as, philosophies, achieve-
ments, and message. Let
us examine how exactly
this can be extended.
NOVEL IDEA TO BE A
NOVELIST!
Many entrepreneurs, espe-
cially those who have had
a flair and interest in writ-
ing, have a brilliant oppor-
tunity of becoming novel-
ists. You’d be hard- pressed
to find an entrepreneur
who has not had an excit-
ing, against-all-odds kind
of story, or a reservoir of
experiences with situa-
tions and people whilst
setting up their business-
es. All these personal
growth stories and anec-
dotes, characters met
along the way and through
their individual journeys,
can be used as great fiction
material by entrepreneurs
and turned into extremely
immersive, inspiring and
fun novels. Encounters
with powerful people, poli-
ticians, planners, govern-
ments and departments,
industries and boards and
the myriad of interesting
people an entrepreneur
meet along the way; it isn’t
always possible to write a
non-fiction, tell-all book.
So why not turn it all into
one exaggerated, super-
fun, fiction novel with all
the twists and turns of a
nail-biter? If it hits the
mark, there will be anoth-
er source of personal rev-
enue and another interest-
ing dimension to the entre-
preneur’s personality!
PERFECT CVS AMP;
RESUMES
Another facet of writing
that most entrepreneurs
will understand insight-
fully and naturally will be
how to best represent one-
self to the public. Having
ostensibly represented
themselves to many insti-
tutions, investors, bodies
and individuals, entrepre-
neurs ought to have a firm
handle on how to write
and put together the most
succinct yet impressive
and noticeable resumes.
Why not turn this inher-
ent knowledge into a skill
that one employs to help
others, with the imminent
possibility of that itself
becoming a real money-
spinner? It might sound a
touch mundane when com-
pared to being a potential-
ly beloved and recognized
novelist, but hey, being
someone who helps less-
informed people with their
resumes will certainly
bring more good karma in
one’s favour, and if it
clicks, even more in the
cash register than some
fairly known novelists
could manage!
EDUCATION
The eternal debate, to
study or to learn on the
job. The great and enviable
fact is that an entrepre-
neur can help bridge this
divide between academia
and professional experi-
ence more effectively than
anyone else. How? By con-
tributing their learnings,
understanding, insights,
real-world-problems and
their solutions, and real-
world requirements, by
way of curating material
for online programs rang-
ing from Entrepreneurial
Workshops to Seminars
and longer courses even.
There is hardly anyone
better suited to developing
course content than some-
one who has been through
the grind themselves and
emerged not only success-
ful but infinitely more en-
lightened as a result.
Think about it. From start-
up champion to suave pro-
fessor! Does have an unde-
niably nice ring to it,
doesn’t it?
BIOGRAPHY
Would it not be utterly fas-
cinating to read the real-
life account of a person
such as Elon Musk, the
renegade, iconic, new-age
entrepreneur and force be-
hind the always-in-the-
news electric car giant
Tesla? Sure, it would be.
Becoming one’s own biog-
rapher for most new-age
entrepreneurs, pouring
their unique struggles and
learnings, triumphs and
failures, lessons and dis-
ruptive ideas into a tell-all
the factual book would not
just make for interesting
reading, it would be a
hugely inspirational ac-
count for upstarts who
want to learn, avoid mak-
ing costly mistakes, even
truly test if they have the
same fire and passion as is
needed to really make it as
a successful entrepreneur.
Why not be that entrepre-
neur who enlightens and
shakes up the world with
your biography?
BLOGGER
Finally, of course, there’s
blogging. Don’t have the
time or wherewithal to be-
come a full-time, long-form
writer, no problem at all.
Write short, quick yet reg-
ular and insightful slice-
of-life pieces on your own
website, blog, microsite or
better still, on one or two
of a plethora of platforms
most suited to your spe-
cific area of business.
These short writings have
the potential of gathering
an immense following, a
family, a community that
will become loyal to you,
stay engaged, and come
along with you, in what-
ever you do – an invaluable
asset for an entrepreneur,
to enjoy that kind of per-
sonal connect with at least
a section of the like-mind-
ed target audience. As a
happy by-product, the en-
trepreneur gets to write,
share, discover, and learn
from the highly dynamic,
engaged, and interactive
nature of the blogging
world! New-age entrepre-
neurs need to not only con-
duct business in newer,
more innovative ways but
also find avenues of ex-
pressing themselves and
their personalities in
equally unorthodox and
alternative ways. Creative
Writing in many of its
forms could serve as that
perfect solution. Happy
Writing!
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PRACHI CHOUDHARY, Artist
LEO
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
A job switch needs to be
considered taking all
aspects into consideration.
It is one of those days
when you will feel satisfied with
whatever you do today on the social
front. Those seeking love may not get
lucky, but persistence will pay. A
friend can touch a sensitive nerve.
LIBRA
SEPT 24 - OCTOBER 22
Homemakers will get a
chance to implement their
ideas. You are likely to be
recognised for your efforts
on the professional front. Chance of
a raise is possible for some. Timely
and correct decision will help you in
saving a lot of money. You will be
able to de-stress yourself completely.
ARIES
MAR 21 - APR 20
Your innovative ideas on
the professional front are
likely to be well received.
Good health will keep you
fit and energetic. Spirituality will have
a special allure for you. You are likely
to expand your social circle. You are
likely to get immense fulfillment in
your current romantic relationship.
SAGITTARIUS
NOV 23 - DEC 22
A profitable day for
entrepreneurs is envisaged.
You may be played upon for
spending on someone else’s
needs and desires. Homemakers are
likely to enjoy the day in the company
of neighbors and friends. Fatigue
threatens in a long journey, but
adequate breaks will keep you going.
GEMINI
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
You have a good health
and there is nothing to
worry as such. To prevent
any monetary loss, you
should care to read your business
proposal twice before taking any
decision. In office, you may need to
persuade someone to stand in your
favour but it will be worth it.
AQUARIUS
JAN 21 - FEB 19
Keep a close tab on what
you eat if you want to
remain healthy. You must
limit your expenses to only
buying essential stuff. In office, your
colleagues may not like your upfront
nature. Your love may not give the
kind of attention you have been
waiting for.
TAURUS
APR 21 - MAY 20
You succeed in putting an
ambitious project on the
tracks and cross all
hurdles in making it a
success. Homemakers can exceed
budget in doing up their homes. An
old friend or a relative is likely to pay
you a visit. Love beckons and
promises to give immense joy.
CAPRICORN
DEC 23 - JAN 20
You continue to stay fit and
healthy and there is
nothing to worry as far as
health is concerned.
Because of limit flow of money, your
financial condition is not stable yet.
Your hard in office will bring your
recognition and appreciation from
your senior.
VIRGO
AUG 24 - SEP 23
You are satisfied with your
health and you enjoy that
feeling. Money will flow
into your life to make you
financially stable. Some of you may
earn good name for being consistent
at work. In social life, it’s a good
practice to avoid blaming others for
our own shortcomings.
CANCER
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
This is the time to become
serious about getting in
shape and start eating
healthy. You have limited
income as of now and that could
trouble you but don’t worry the times
will change. Due to no work pressure
in office, you could spend more time
with near and dear ones.
PISCES
FEB20 - MARCH 20
Your optimism will keep
you going and you will find
yourself in absolute peace.
The more time you invest
in a project completion, the better it
will in terms of monetary gains. In
social life, avoid venting your anger
on some who is younger or elder to
you.
SCORPIO
OCT 23 - NOVEMBER 22
You may go for a cheat
meal all as a reward for
maintaining good health. If
you have been struggling
with money then that’s a thing of a
past now as money will flow in from
all the directions. In office, you will
support your colleague by sharing
his/her work pressure.
YOUR
DAY
Horoscope by
Saurabbh Sachdeva
Writing Ideas
Writing Ideas
FOR NEW AGE
FOR NEW AGE
Entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurs
KARTIK BAJORIA
(the author is a Jaipur-based
Communication Skills Educator
amp; Writer)
N

P
r i y a n k a
Chopra Jo-
nas is a
global face
today. She dons
multiple hats of
an actor, producer,
author, and entre-
preneur. Recalling
what people used
to call her, the Mu-
jhse Shaadi
Karoge actress
said, “I was called
a black cat, dusky
.
I mean, what
does 'dusky'
even mean in a
countrywhere
we are literal-
ly all brown? I
thought I was
not pretty enough,
I believed that I
would have to
work a lot harder,
even though I
thought I was
probably a little
bit more talented
than my fellow ac-
tors who were
lighter skinned.”
”I think maybe
I’ve built a certain
amount of credi-
bility, and so I’m
doing interesting
work. We’ll see if
that’s accepted or
not. It’s really
hard to be Indian
in Hollywood.
There’s still a long
way to go,” she
said. —Agency
ETC
11
E
ver since the first
video of Bade Mi-
yan Chote Miyan
featuring Akshay
Kumar and Tiger Shroff
has been released, it has
ignited the audience's
excitement to hear more
about the film. While
the film features Aksh-
ay Kumar and Tiger
Shroff, now there is an
addition to the exciting
squad with Prithviraj
Sukumaran joining
the entertainer. Aksh-
ay Kumar shared the
poster of Prithviraj Su-
kumaran and wrote,
“Welcome on board this
crazy action rollercoat-
er, @therealprithvi.”
—Agency
T
he actress has
been a part of
some amazing
projects lately,
and her film Gan-
gubai Kathiawadi
is amidst cam-
paigns for the
prestigious
Oscars
a n d
BAFTAs awards. “The
positive things that I
learned from her,
which is actually very
,
very similar to my
personality is that she
never let that child-
like innocence go,
even though she was
fighting this big bad
world, and being a
part of this big bad
world, so to speak.
Her innocence and
her vulnerability was
intact, despite having
to play this very
strong role for these
women,” said Alia.
She further added
that it also gave her a
lot of guts to speak in
a big room, some-
thing she had been
nervous to do since
she started working
at a young age.
—Agency
S
ara Ali Khan and
Aditya Roy Kapur
are coming togeth-
er for the first time
in a film, Metro In Dino.
The stellar cast includes
Anupam Kher, Neena Gup-
ta, Pankaj Tripathi, Konko-
na Sen Sharma, Ali Fazal,
and Fatima Sana Shaikh.
Directed by Anurag Basu,
with music by Pritam, the
film is produced by Bhush-
an Kumar, Krishan Kumar,
Anurag Basu and Taani
Basu. It will showcase bit-
tersweet tales of human
relationships based on
contemporary times. Au-
diences will not only expe-
rience a fresh storyline
but also witness a
fresh pairing of Adi-
tya and Sara Ali
Khan together in
this present-day
chronicle. —Agency
P
ooja Entertainment’s next, di-
rected by Jagan Shakti will
feature Tiger Shroff and Sara
Ali Khan in lead. The film is
said to be among the biggest action
entertainers and is set to go on
floors in the month of December.
Jagan Shakti directorial, titled Ea-
gle, has gone on floors on December
6 with Tiger Shroff. The producers,
Vashu and Jackky Bhagnani, have
got the KGF action director, Anbu
Arivu on board the film. Sara Ali
Khan is expected to join Tiger
on the first schedule of
Eagle soon. —Agency
Kajol
to
reunite
with
SRK? ajol and Shah Rukh Khan are ar-
guably the most successful on-
screen couple in the history of
Indian Cinema. In an interview,
the Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior
actress spilled the beans on join-
ing hands with King Khan again.
She said: As of now nothing. I don't know.
Maybe we should ask him, but as of now,
nothing immediately
. Further, the actress
added that she would love to work with him
again. Kajol said that somebody once asked
her why Shah Rukh has become such a
massive star, and she said, “It’s because he
worked hard for it.” —Agency
K
All eyes on
EAGLE
Body shamed
in Bollywood
ALIA ON
A ROLL!
Bade Miyan
Chote Miyan
METRO IN DINO
Alia Bhatt Sara Ali Khan and Tiger Shroff
Priyanka Chopra Jonas
Akshay’s Story
Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff
Aditya Roy Kapur
Sara Ali Khan, Aditya Roy Kapur posing with Anurag Basu, Pritam and Bhushan Kumar
Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol

12
CITY BUZZ
GET VACCINATED
STAY MASKED
The grand wedding reception of Harsh,
son of Rajendra Gupta and Shobha
Gupta with Priyal, daughter of Santosh
Agarwal and Rashmi Agarwal was held
on Tuesday, December 6 at Sundarban
Lawn, The Leela Palace, Jaipur.
Jagdeesh Chandra reached to bless the
newlyweds and wished them a happy
married life ahead.
WEDDING BELLS!
FitmentcampinVietnam
CITY FIRST
A
Jaipur Foot Ar-
tificial Limb
Fitment camp
was inaugurat-
ed in Vietnam’s Phu
Yen Province by Pham
Dai Duong, Party Secy,
People’s Committee of
Phu Yen Province
and Sandeep
Arya, Ambas-
sador of India
to Vietnam. Do
Ngoc Thuy, Di-
rector, Depart-
ment of Foreign
Affairs, People’s
Committee, Dr
Madan Mohan
Sethi, Consul
General of India,
Ho Chi Minh City and
Former Ambassador
Satish Mehta, Execu-
tive President of Bhag-
wan Mahaveer Viklang
Sahayata Samiti (BM-
VSS). Satish Mehta said
the BMVSS is the exe-
cuting partner of this
artificial limb fitment
camp. This camp has
been organised by the
Indian consulate gen-
eral in Ho Chi Minh
City
. BMVSS will make
custom-made world-fa-
mous Jaipur Foot limbs
for about 300 amputees
free of cost as a human-
itarian gesture of the
Gov of India towards
the friendly people of
Vietnam, added Satish
Mehta. He said this will
be the fifth such Jaipur
Foot camp in Vietnam
in four years by the
Government of India.
In 2018 the Embassy of
India organised two
camps in Vin Phuc and
Phu Tho Provinces dur-
ing which a total of 533
limbs were provid-
ed. The third and
the fourth camps
were organised in
Quang Ninh and
Yen Vai Provinces
during which 542
artificial limbs
were fitted by
BMVSS. The
Jaipur Knee, developed
in collab with the Stan-
ford University of USA
was hailed by the well-
known TIME Magazine
as one of the 50 Best In-
ventions in the world of
the year 2009. Though
custom-made for each
amputee, the Jaipur
Foot is a rapid fit tech-
nology and normally
the limb is made and fit-
ted in a day
. The Jaipur
Foot is the most widely
used artificial limb in
the world.
People’s Committee of
Phu Yen Province
rector, Depart-
ment of Foreign
Affairs, People’s
Committee, Dr
Madan Mohan
Sethi, Consul
limbs were provid-
ed. The third and
the fourth camps
were organised in
Quang Ninh and
CITY FIRST
S
udarshan Jain,
Secretary-Gen-
eral, Indian
Pharmaceutical
Alliance, Mumbai
while delivering the
8th M.L Mehta Memo-
rial Oration at HCM-
RIPA, Jaipur on De-
cember 7 said “COV-
ID-19 has demonstrat-
ed the importance of
healthcare. It will re-
main at center stage in
coming years because
of demographicchang-
es around us. Good
health does not imply
the absence of illness
but has distinctly
moved towards well-
ness holistic health.
India with its advan-
tage of demography
and strength in digital
and chemical science
is well poised to play a
vital role as custodian
of health in line with
our philosophy of Vas-
udhaiva Kutum-
bakam.”Theeventwas
commemorate in the
memoryof MLMehta,
Former Chief Secy
,
Gov of Raj and noted
socialactivist.Theora-
tion was presided by
Indrajeet Khanna, For-
mer Chief Secretary
.
IMPORTANCE OF HEALTHCARE
PROUD MOMENT!
A National Grappling (Wrestling) Championship 2022 was
organised by the Wrestling Committee of India and Wrestling
Federation of India from 26 to 29 November 2022 in the
Gonda district of Uttar Pradesh. Wrestlers Ashish Sharma,
Aryan Shekhawat and Ravi Chaudhary of Cambridge Campus
World School won gold and Vikas Natwadia brought laurels to
Rajasthan by winning the silver medal. Hundreds of players
from all over the country participated in the championship.
School director Shivram Chopra congratulated the players.
Coach Ashok Kumar was also honored on this occasion.
WAY TOWARDS HEALTHY SKIN!
CITY FIRST
D
ermacure Skin,
Hair, Laser and
Cosmetolo g y
Center was in-
augurated on Wednes-
day in Vaishali Nagar
under the leadership
of Dr Vidhi Agarwal
Gupta, a renowned der-
matologist of Pinkcity
.
Chief Guest Additional
DCP Sunita Meena of
Nirbhaya Squad inau-
gurated the clinic by
cutting the ribbon.
Shri Balmukundacha-
rya Maharaj of Hathoj
Dham, India Glam
Manpreet Taneja, and
Actor-Model Anurad-
ha Bhardwaj was pre-
sent as special guests
on this occasion.
Dr Vidhi Agar-
wal Gupta, direc-
tor of Dermacure
Skin, Hair, Laser
and Cosmetology Cent-
er, said that in this
clinic, diagnosis of all
types of skin and hair
diseaseshasbeenmade
available under one
roof. Dr Rishabh Gupta
told that hair trans-
plant costs more in
other cities, but at Der-
macure Skin, Hair,
Laser and Cosme-
tology Center, cus-
tomers will be giv-
en a discount of up
to 30 per cent on hair
transplants, so that
they can get world-
class medical facilities
at low cost. can be pro-
vided.
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
The wedding ceremony of Heritvik, son of Shakuntala Rawat Vishwa Kumar Rawat with Devyani, daughter of Seema Sanjay Kumar Gurjar was held on Wednesday, December 7 at Sariska Palace, Alwar. Various dignitaries including Governor Kalraj Mishra along
with Minister Tikaram Jully, Former Union Minister Bhanwar Jitendra, Suresh Modi, Rajendra Pareek, Kailash Meghwal and Durrumiya Hakim Ali reached to bless the newlyweds and wished them a great life ahead.
WEDDING SHENANIGANS!
The grand wedding ceremony
of Prerana Bhati, daughter of
Harita Bhati and Hari Singh Bhati
with Himmat Shekhawat, son
of Sushil Kunwar and Janak
Singh Shekhawat was held at
Hotel Khasa Kothi, Jaipur on
Wednesday. Jagdeesh Chandra
reached to bless the newlyweds
and wished them a happy married
life ahead. Various who’s who
of the media industry were also
present on the occasion.
—PHOTOS BY MUKESH KIRADOO
CITY FIRST
T
he two-day Naad
Swaram classical
music festival, or-
ganised in col-
laboration with Ra-
jasthan Sangeet Natak
Academy, Jodhpur and
JKK, Jaipur, began on
Wednesday
. On the first
day, young classical
singer Saurabh Vash-
isht and renowned sa-
rodplayerBasantKabra
enthralled the audience
with their mesmerizing
performances.
Saurabh, who be-
longs to Banaras and
Gwalior Gharana,
made Raga Malkos the
medium of presenta-
tion. After ‘Jinke Man
Ram Viraje’ in a de-
layed one beat, he in-
troduced the bandish
‘Mor Mos Muskat Jaat’
in a fast three beats.
During this, Dinesh
pulled on the tabla, Gir-
raj Balodia on the har-
monium, and Ajay Ku-
mar and Ranjit Singh
on the tanpura. Sau-
rabh is a disciple of
Jaipur’s senior music
guru Pt. Kundanmal
Sharma.
As soon as Basant
Kabra played the melo-
dy on the sarod, all the
chanters were mesmer-
ised. Marwar Sangeet
Ratna Awardee Basant
Kabra presented Aalap
and Jod in Alauddin
Khan Saheb’s Raag
Hem Bihag. After this,
Gaate was presented in
Raga Bihag in a de-
layed and fast rhythm.
Shailendra Mishra did
the accompaniment on
the tabla.
Significantly, on De-
cember 8, under the
Naad Swaram classical
music festival, Mo. Za-
man will present Tabla
playing, and Mumbai’s
Ronkini Gupta will dec-
orate the gathering
with classical music.
NaadSwaramclassical
musicfestival!
Governor Kalraj Mishra with Jitendra Singh Governor Kalraj Mishra with Mahant Balaknath Yogi
L-R Aaradhya, Seema, Sanjay, (newlyweds) Devayani Heritvik,
Shakuntala Rawat, Nikita and Sagar
Shakuntala Rawat shares a
lovely moment with son Heritvik
Jagdeesh Chandra greets newlyweds Prerana Bhati
Himmat Shekhawat. Also seen is Sachin Saini
Jagdeesh Chandra with (L-R) Kamlesh Joshi,
Roshan, Raunak,Ashutosh Sharma,
Aditya and Sachin Saini
Jagdeesh Chandra with Amit Gupta,
Shashimohan,Vishal Mathur and Sachin Saini
(L-R) Amit Gupta, Vishal Mathur,
(newlyweds) Prerana Himmat and Shashimohan
Jagdeesh Chandra with Rajeev Goyal and Rajendra Gupta. Also seen is Vinod Soni
Jagdeesh Chandra with (L-R) Rajendra Gupta, Naresh Gupta, Shobha Gupta and Ravi Patel
Newlyweds Harsh and Priyal
During the event
—PHOTO BY MUKESH KIRADOO
During the inauguration ceremony
Sudarshan Jain addressing the audience

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