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PM Narendra Modi with Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav
releases a publications on tiger conservation at the inaugural session of
commemoration of 50 years of Project Tiger, in Mysuru, on Sunday.
TIGER
ZINDA HAI
PROJECT
Project Tiger turns 50: Started in 1973 with 9
Tiger Reserves, India now has 53 Reserves
First India Bureau
Mysuru: Prime Minis-
ter Narendra Modi on
Sunday said that the
numbers revealed in the
latest Tiger census are
encouraging as the sur-
vey revealed that the
total number of tigers
was pegged at 3167 in
the year 2022. Taking to
social media PM Modi
tweeted, “The numbers
of the tiger census are
encouraging. Congratu-
lations to all stakehold-
ers and environment
lovers. This trend also
places an added respon-
sibility of doing even
more to protect the tiger
as well as other animals.
This is what our culture
teaches us too”. P6
Tiger Census numbers very
encouraging, says PM Modi
MODI LAUNCHES INT’L BIG CATS ALLIANCE ON
COMMEMORATION OF 50 YRS OF ‘PROJECT TIGER’
Mysuru (ANI): With the aim to curb poaching and illegal wildlife trade,
PM Narendra Modi on Sunday launched the International Big Cats
Alliance (IBCA) in Karnataka. According to the PMO, the IBCA will
focus on the protection and conservation of seven major big cats of
the world — Tiger, Lion, Leopard, Snow Leopard, Puma, Jaguar and
Cheetah. In July 2019, PM Modi called for an Alliance of Global Lead-
ers to firmly curb poaching and illegal wildlife trade in Asia.
PM MEETS ‘THE ELEPHANT WHISPERERS’ BOMMAN AND BELLIE
Mudumalai (PTI): Prime Minister
Narendra Modi on Sunday visited the
Theppakkadu elephant camp at Mudu-
malai in the hilly Nilgiris district and
interacted with Bellie and Bomman,
the elephant caretakers who featured
in an Oscar-winning documentary. He
interacted with Bellie and Bomman,
who have won accolades after they
featured in the Academy award-wining
documentary, “The Elephant Whisper-
ers.” “What a delight to meet the won-
derful Bomman and Belli, along with
Bommi and Raghu (elephant calves),”
he said in a tweet.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
 Tiger numbers increase
substantially in Shivalik
Hills-Gangetic Plains, dip in
Western Ghats: Govt report
 PM Modi also released a
booklet Amrit Kaal Ka Tiger
Vision’, presenting the
vision for tiger conservation
in the next 25 years.
 PM said India’s tradition,
culture, and biodiversity,
were among the major rea-
sons for this achievement.
Prime Minister
Narendra Modi on
his way to Bandipur
and Mudumalai
Tiger Reserves., on
Sunday.
—PHOTO BY ANI
INDIA’S TIGER
POPULATION
2006 1,411
2010 1,706
2014 2,226
2018 2,967
2022 3,167
CM’S VIRTUAL ADDRESS AT NSUI PROGRAMME
State government is taking decisions to provide better
opportunities for higher education to youth: Gehlot
Bharat Dixit
Jaipur: Rajasthan
Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot said that good
education is the founda-
tion of a better future.
He said that the part-
nership of institutions
with the State govern-
ment for free coaching
will provide better op-
portunities for higher
education to the youth.
He said that the State
government is taking
decisions with full re-
sponsibility to pave the
way for the youth.
Gehlot was address-
ingthelaunchceremony
of free satellite classes
bytheRajivGandhiWel-
fare Society at the Ad-
ministrativeServicePre-
Entry Training Center
(APTC) of Rajasthan
University through vid-
eoconferenceonSunday
.
He said that the fu-
ture of the State lies on
the youth. That’s why
the State government is
working with commit-
ment in the all-round
development of the
youth. More on P8
CM Gehlot virtually addressing launch ceremony of free satellite classes
by the Rajiv Gandhi Welfare Society at the Administrative Service Pre-
Entry Training Center (APTC) of Rajasthan University, on Sunday.
—PHOTO BY MUKESH KIRADOO
“WILL TAKE STERN ACTION IN BARMER CASE”
Jaipur: Expressing grief over
the death of Dalit woman
who was raped and murdered
in Rajasthan’s Barmer, Ra-
jasthan Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot said that it was a sad
incident. Gehlot said in a brief
interaction with the reporters
on Sunday said that the ac-
cused has been arrested and
stern action will be taken. P2
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VIDEO WITH
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TRIGGERS ROW
RAJAWAT LIFTS
MAIDEN WORLD
TITLE AT ORLEANS
MASTERS
Washington: Benjamin Ferencz, last surviving prosecutor from
the Nuremberg trials of Nazis, has passed away at the age
of 103, CNN reported on Sunday. Ferencz had participated in
combat in Europe during the Second World War.
New Delhi: A video showing Dalai Lama kissing a
child on his lips and then asking him to “suck his
tongue” has triggered a row. The video, that went
viral, shows the Dalai Lama planting a kiss on boy’s
lips when he leaned to pay respect to Buddhist monk.
Orleans: Indian shuttler Priyanshu Rajawat
clinched his maiden BWF World Tour Super 300
title after getting the better of Denmark’s Magnus
Johannesen in the thrilling final of the Orleans
Masters 2023 on Sunday.
LAST SURVIVING NAZIS’ PROSECUTOR DIES AT 103
AKALI LEADER INDER
IQBAL SINGH ATWAL,
OTHERS JOIN BJP
New Delhi: Prominent
Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD)
leaders Sardar Inder Iqbal
Singh Atwal and Sardar
Jasjeet Singh Atwal,
along with several others
from Punjab, joined the
Bharatiya Janta party (BJP)
in New Delhi on Sunday.
2 MILD EARTHQUAKES
STRIKE ANDAMAN &
NICOBAR ISLAND
Andaman & Nicobar: A
5.3 magnitude second
earthquake occurred around
4:01 pm, Nicobar Island
on Sunday, National Center
for Seismology said. A few
hours ago, an earthquake of
4.1 magnitude occurred at a
depth of 10 km, NCS said.
NARROW ESCAPE FOR
HARYANA EX-CM
BHUPINDER HOODA
Chandigarh: Haryana ex-CM
and senior Congress leader
Bhupinder Singh Hooda on
Sunday escaped unhurt after
a ‘nilgai’ (blue bull) hit his
SUV when the former CM’s
vehicle was passing near
Barwala in Haryana’s Hisar
district, police said.
UP URBAN CIVIC BODY
POLLS ON MAY 4, 11;
COUNTING ON MAY 13
Lucknow: The State
Election Commission (SEC)
on Sunday announced the
dates of Local Urban Body
polls. The voting would be
held in two phases on May
4 and May 11. The results
will be announced on May
13, the SEC announced.
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Crucial
Crucial
GODHRA CASE: SC TO
HEAR PLEAS OF GUJ
GOVT, CONVICTS TODAY
New Delhi: The Supreme
Court will hear on Monday
bail pleas of convicts
serving life imprisonment in
2002 Godhra train burning
case. A bench of CJI DY
Chandrachud and Justices PS
Narasimha and JB Pardiwala
is scheduled to hear along
with the bail applications.
PM Narendra Modi with BJP president JP Nadda at BJP CEC meet for
KarnatakaAssembly polls,in New Delhi on Sunday.—PHOTO BY ANI
Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde with Deputy CM Devendra
Fadnavis offering prayers at Ram Temple, in Ayodhya on Sunday.
BJPmeetonK’taka:
Bommaitocontest
fromShiggaonseat
PM Modi fulfilled Balasaheb’s
dream of Ram Mandir: Shinde
New Delhi (PTI): The
BJP Central Election
Committee met here on
Sunday to finalise the
party’s candidates for
Karnataka assembly
polls scheduled for May
10. PM Narendra Modi
and Union ministers
Rajnath Singh and
Amit Shah, BJP chief
JP Nadda and other
CEC members were
joined by senior party
leaders, including CM
Basavaraj Bommai, as
they deliberated on the
names of probable can-
didates. Sources said
that CM Bommai will
be contesting from
Shiggaon constituency
.
Senior leaders are
holding talks for a cou-
ple of days to winnow
down the list of proba-
bles before the CEC
takes a final call. The
BJP
, which aims to come
backtopoweragain,has
set a target of winning
at least 150 of 224 seats.
Ayodhya (ANI): In an
apparent attack at the
Uddhav Thackeray fac-
tion, Maharashtra CM
Eknath Shinde, who ar-
rived in Ayodhya on
Sunday, said that “some
people” are allergic to
Hindutva, saying only
PM Modi has fulfilled
Balasaheb Thackeray’s
dream of Ram Mandir.
“Some are not happy
with our Ayodhya
Yatra. Some are allergic
to Hindutva... Shiv Sena
and BJP have the same
ideology
...,” Shinde said
while addressing the re-
porters in Ayodhya.
“GOT BOW & ARROW
AS RAM’S BLESSINGS”
“IN2024,SAFFRONFLAG
WILLBEALLOVERMAHA”
Ayodhya: Maharashtra Chief
Minister Eknath Shinde, who
arrived in Ayodhya on Sun-
day, said his faction of Shiv
Sena got the symbol of ‘bow
and arrow’ as the blessings
of Lord Ram are with them.
Ayodhya: Maharashtra CM
and Shiv Sena leader Eknath
Shinde on Sunday said the
ideology of his party and of
the BJP is the same and they
will unfurl the saffron flag all
over the state next year.
BN CHANDRAPPA
IS CONG’S K’TAKA
WORKING PREZ
New Delhi: Days ahead
of the Karnataka polls,
the Congress on Sunday
appointed BN Chandrappa
as working president of
its state unit. The ap-
pointment of Chandrappa
comes after Karnataka
Congress working presi-
dent R Dhruvanarayana
passed away last month.
OTHER TOP STORIES
ISRAEL LAUNCHES RETALIATORY
AIRSTRIKES AGAINST TARGETS IN SYRIA
FINANCE MINISTER TO HOST G20 MEET,
ATTEND IMF, WB MEETS IN UNITED STATES
Tel Aviv (ANI): Israel carried out artillery strikes in south-
ern Syria, in response to six rockets that were launched
from its Islamic neighbour, The Times of Israel reported
citing Israel Defence Force. The IDF did not immediately
provide further details on the strikes. Earlier, 3 more rock-
ets were launched from southern Syria at Israeli towns in
the Golan Heights, the Israel Defense Forces said.
New Delhi (PTI): Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will
leave for the US to attend the 2023 Spring Meetings of the
World Bank Group (WBG) and the International Monetary
Fund (IMF), along with G20 meetings. She will host the
second G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors
(FMCBG) meeting under India’s G20 Presidency .
—PHOTO BY PTI

RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | MONDAY, APRIL 10, 2023
02
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Ladnun MLA
Mukesh Bhakar has
registered a case
against Lawrence Bish-
noi’s henchman Rohit
Godara for allegedly
threatening to kill him.
Police informed the
MLA received a threat
call at 11 pm on April 3
wherein the miscreant
claiming to be Rohit
Godara threaten him
with dire consequenc-
es. Mukesh Bhakar
then called the Nagaur
SP and informed him
about the incident.
“An FIR was filed by
Mukesh Bhakar on
April 7 in Ladnun. The
miscreant used two in-
ternational numbers to
threaten the MLA.
However, the numbers
are closed now. The
special cell of Nagaur
Police and Cyber Cell
is investigating the
case and the accused
will be nabbed soon,”
police said.
MLA Bhakar receives threat call from Rohit Godara
GANGSTER THREATENS MLA
lll
MLA Mukesh
Bhakar files
case against
Rohit Godara,
who is the
henchman of
Lawerece
Bishnoi, cyber
cell is probing
the matter
DEADLOCK ENDS IN BARMER AFTER
24HRS,DECEASEDBODYCREMATED
Mukesh Mathrani
Barmer: In Barmer
dalit woman rape and
murder case, the dead-
lock ended after 24
hours late on Saturday
night. After which fam-
ily members gave con-
sent for a post-mortem
and early on Sunday
morning the body was
cremated. Balotra’s ad-
ditional district collec-
tor Ashwin Panwar
confirmed the report.
It is mentioned here
that earlier, soon after
the death of the woman,
the victim’s family re-
fused to take her body
home, accusing the po-
lice of laxity and de-
manding strict action
against erring officials.
They submitted a mem-
orandum demanding
compensation of Rs 1 cr,
govt jobs and suspen-
sion of the circle officer
of Pachpadra and circle
inspector of Balotra PS.
The incident trig-
gered the tension
after the locals called a
day bandh of Balotra
on Sunday. Amid the
tense situation,
Barmer district collec-
tor Lok Bandhu Yadav,
SP Digant Anand
reached Balotra.
After which with spe-
cial permission from
the district magistrate,
a post-mortem was con-
ducted on Saturday
night at MGH hospital
in Jodhpur and the de-
ceased’s body was
brought to Balotra on
Sunday early morning.
Ashwin Panwar said
that district officials
and administration
have assured maximum
financial help to the
family under various
government run wel-
fare schemes.
We all must come forward, social boycott
of such elements should happen:CM Gehlot
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Reacting on
the issue of Barmer in-
cident, CM Gehlot on
Sunday said, “It is a
sad incident when such
an incident happens in
someone’s family. We
all are very sad about
this, I think the society
will also have to come
forward, Social boy-
cott of such elements
should also be done.”
He said that the govt is
leaving no stone un-
turned in arresting
the criminals.
A whole campaign
has been launched to ar-
rest history-sheeters
andgangstersacrossRa-
jasthan.CMGehlot,who
got corona infected last
Tuesday
, is now healthy
.
On Sunday, CM Gehlot
came out of CMR and
reached Eternal Hospi-
tal and inquired about
the well-being of Justice
AshokPariharadmitted
in the hospital.
CM only knows how to save
chair but not women: Poonia
First India Bureau
Barmer: The incident
of rape and murder of
dalit woman in Pachpa-
dra town in Barmer has
also triggered political
slugfest. The opposition
BJP accused the state’s
Congress government
of failing to maintain
law and order. A three-
member BJP delegation
comprising Pali MP PP
Chaudhary, Deputy
Leader of Opposition in
Rajasthan Assembly
Satish Poonia and Ja-
lore MLA Jogeshwar
Garg met the family
members of the victim
and expressed their
condolences.
Talking to media per-
sons, Poonia alleged
that the state Congress
government has totally
failed in marinating
law and order situa-
tion. He says, “Incident
in Pachpadra is shock-
ing, today when I
reached Pachpadra
and met the victim’s
family, I was shocked to
hear the incident. It is
the result of the failed
law and order of the
state that the criminals
are high. Hitting state
CM Gehlot, Poonia
said, “Gehlot knows
how to save his chair
but does not know how
to reduce crimes
against women.”
LoP RAJENDRA
RATHORE CORNERS
STATE GOVT
DON'T EXPECT PROTECTION FROM STATE
GOVT, SAYS MP RAJYAVARDHAN RATHORE
Sikar: The BJP leader and
LoP Rajendra Rathore on
Sunday said that as the
tenure of the Cong govt is
coming to an end, its control
over the police is decreasing.
He said that before Barmer, a
similar incident happened in
Dausa 2 months back when
a woman was abducted and
burnt. “In that case too, the
govt woke up after 7 days,”
he said. He also targeted the
state govt over the acquittal
of Jaipur bomb blast accused
saying the govt failed in pre-
senting a strong prosecution.
Jaipur: BJP national spokesperson and MP Rajyavardhan
Rathore during a press conference here attacked the Con-
gress government over the issue of safety of women. Former
minister and BJP
MLA Anita Bhadel
was also present.
Rathore said, “If
you are a woman
and alone at home,
don't expect pro-
tection from the
state government
because they are
there to serve only one family. Rathore blamed the government
for being busy in putting up posters to please their bosses and
doing enough for its people. He said that the rape of a Dalit
woman in Balotra was suppressed. “Police does not need to
work here as CM Gehlot believes that more than half of the
rape cases reported are false,” he said. —Aishwary Pradhan
COURTESY MEET
Rajasthan BJP State
President CP Joshi
meets Governor
of Assam, Gulab
Chand Kataria during
his visit to Assam
on Sunday. Other
officials are also
seen. Joshi also met
Assam Chief Minister
Himanta Biswa
Sarma. Earlier in the
day, Joshi also paid a
visit to the Kamakhya
Temple at Nilachal
hills in Guwahati.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Former Ra-
jasthan government
minister and BJP MLA
Kalicharan Saraf at-
tacked the Congress
government on Sunday
after meeting the fami-
ly of Rambabu Agarw-
al, the deceased in
the Jaipur blast.
He consoled the family
and promised to punish
the culprits.
Saraf said that 13
days have passed since
the court's decision but
the govt has not filed
SLP in the Supreme
Court. “On April 12, the
BJP will take out a can-
dle light march with the
relatives of the dead
and the injured in the
blast. The Congress
government is doing
the politics of appease-
ment. This is the reason
why even when more
than 70 people died, a
case was not even filed
in the court. This has
angered the people of
Jaipur and the entire
state. So, until the gov-
ernment takes a con-
crete step to punish the
culprits, the BJP will
protest,” he said.
MEETING BLAST VICTIM’S FAMILY
MLA Saraf promises
strictpunishmentfor
culprits of Jpr blast
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Ace interna-
tional rifle shooter
ApurviChandelawillbe
awarded an honorary
PhD degree at the fifth
convocationof Jagadgu-
ru Ramanandacharya
Rajasthan Sanskrit Uni-
versity on Monday
.
Vice-Chancellor Prof
Ramsevak Dubey said
that the Governor will
confer honorary de-
greesof DLitandPhDto
four distinguished peo-
ple for their significant
contribution. Vice
Chancellor of Shri Lal
Bahadur Shastri Na-
tional Sanskrit Univer-
sity
, Prof Murali Mano-
har Pathak will be given
the honorary degree of
DLit. Similarly, noted
architect Anoop Bara-
taria and international
shooter Apurvi Chan-
dela will be given honor-
ary PhD degrees.
First India Bureau
Alwar:Chairmanof Ra-
jasthanSmallIndustries
Corporation, Rajiv Aro-
ra, on Sunday reached
Alwar to take part in a
program for the Punjabi
community
. While
speaking to media in the
circuit house, he ex-
pressed his views on the
issue of corruption at
Matsya University
.
“If there is any
wrongdoing in the Al-
war varsity, there
should be an inquiry.
The standard of the uni-
versity should be high.
There should be an in-
quiry if there is any
wrongdoing,” said Rajiv
Arora. Notably, student
leaders had levied
charges of corruption
as son of the Industries
Min topped the exam.
Apurvi, Gopal
Sharma,Anoop
Barataria to get
doctorate today
Rajiv Arora visits Alwar, assures
inquiry and action in varsity row
Strong Parl democracy is
ourstrength:DrCPJoshi
First India Bureau
Dholpur: Rajasthan
Legislative Assembly
Speaker CP Joshi said
that strong parliamen-
tary democracy is the
biggest strength of the
country. Joshi was ad-
dressing at the Holi Mi-
lan program organised
at Pratap Cold Storage
Complex in RIICO area
organised by Rajakhe-
da MLA Rohit Bohra,
which was attended by
many Congress leaders
and a large number of
the party workers and
his supporters. Joshi
said that by adopting
parliamentary democ-
racy, the leaders of the
country strengthened
India despite caste, reli-
gion, sect and geo-
graphical diversities.
“There are many
challenges in front of
democracy today, but
despite this we have to
work with a dedicated
spirit to make democ-
racy stronger,” he said.
Joshi said that a mes-
sage is going viral on
social media saying
that if Sardar Patel was
alive then there would
have been no Kashmir
problem. In the viral
message, Pt Jawaharlal
Nehru is being held re-
sponsible for the Kash-
mir problem, he said.
Late night on Saturday, an agreement was done and deadlock was ended between the family members and the administration.
Satish Poonia with victim’s family in Balotra on Sunday.
MLA Rohit Bohra welcoming Dr CP Joshi, Lalchand Kataria, Udailal
Anjana, Rajendra Yadav, Ashok Chandna, and others at the helipad
in Dholpur’s Rajakheda on Sunday.
(L) MLA Mukesh Bhakar (R) Rohit Godara —FILE PHOTO
GANGSTERS ARE THREATENING MLAS
ON PHONE IN RAJASTHAN: RATHORE
‘WE’VE WAIVED OFF FARMER LOANS’
Sikar: Lashing out at the Ashok Gehlot government, leader of
opposition Rajendra Rathore on Sunday said that gangsters
are threatening MLAs in Rajasthan which shows
that protection money is being extorted even
today. Rathore was in Sikar on Sunday where
he was given a warm welcome by the party
workers. It was Rathore’s first tour to Sikar after
becoming the leader of opposition. On the gov-
ernment’s plan to organise inflation relief camps,
Rathore said that the government is trying to deceit people
through such camps. He called upon the party workers to work
hard on the ground to bring BJP to power in upcoming polls.
Cooperatives Minister Udai Lal Anjana said that the Gehlot
govt had waived the loans of the farmers within two days
of taking over the power of the state. MoS for Home Rajendra
Yadav said that the state govt has further strengthened the
police system in the state. Agriculture Min Lalchand Kataria
and other leaders also addressed the programme. Seeing the
crowd, all the ministers praised MLA Rohit Bohra.
MLA Kalicharan Saraf at bomb blast victim’s house on Sunday.
CM Ashok Gehlot inquired about the well being of Justice Ashok
Parihar in Jaipur on Sunday. —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
District officials
assures of relief
under various
govt schemes
BARMER DALIT RAPE AND MURDER CASE

RAJASTHAN
03
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur: Aheadof theas-
sembly elections in Ra-
jasthan, former deputy
Chief Minister Sachin
Pilot on Sunday opened
a new front, announcing
aday-longfasttoseekac-
tion from his govern-
ment over alleged cor-
ruption during the BJP
rule in the State.
The development
again brings into open
the power tussle in the
Congress between the
Pilot and the Gehlot fac-
tions in the state, put-
ting pressure on the
central leadership to
resolve it before the
year-end polls.
“No action was taken
(by the Gehlot govern-
ment) on corruption by
the previous Vasundha-
ra Raje government.
While in opposition, we
had promised that an in-
quiry would be conduct-
ed in the mines scam of
Rs 45,000 crore,” Pilot
said at a press confer-
ence at his residence
here, announcing a hun-
ger strike on Tuesday
.
“With six-seven
months left for the elec-
tions, the opponents can
spread an illusion that
there is some collusion.
Therefore, action will
have to be taken soon so
that the Congress work-
ers feel that there is no
difference between our
words and actions,” he
said. Pilot said he will
observe a day-long fast
at Shaheed Smarak on
April 11 to press for his
demand.
April 11 is the birth
anniversary of Mahat-
ma Jyotiba Phule.
More on P8
Schism widens as Pilot opens new front
PSK SUPPORTS
PILOT’S GRAFT
PROBE DEMAND
CONG COUNTING
ITS LAST DAYS:
LOP RATHORE
Jaipur: Following the
former Deputy CM Sachin
Pilot announced a sit-in
at Shaheed Samarak on
April 11, Minister Pratap
Singh Khachariyawas said
that Pilot is an asset of the
party and the government
should take action on
the corruption cases he
has raised. Pratap Singh
Khachariyawas said, “While
in the opposition, we had
exposed the corruption of
the BJP and we had prom-
ised to take action against
such corruption. Now, the
people are asking when the
action will be taken in those
corruption cases.”
Didwana: Reacting
to Sachin Pilot’s at-
tack on the Congress
Government, Leader of
Opposition in Rajasthan
Assembly Rajendra Ra-
thore on Sunday said that
infighting in the ruling
party is at its peak in the
State and the Government
is counting its last days.
Rathore said that Sachin
Pilot talked about a probe
on the previous govern-
ment, but it would have
been better if he had got
investigation done against
the present government
for its lies and cheating.
—Narpat Joya
GS Shekhawat @gssjodhpur
People of Rajasthan are paying
the price of Congress Govt’s
internal fights. And now when
the time for elections has
come, excuses are being made
to unite again. Even if every
minister, every MLA of the Ge-
hlot Government goes on a fast
against the corruption of their
own government, their sins will
not be counted less.
Former Deputy Chief
Minister Sachin
Pilot interacts with
media during a press
conference in Jaipur
on Sunday.
—PHOTO BY
SANTOSH SHARMA
PILOT ORDERS MLAs TO NOT JOIN HIS ONE-DAY FAST TOMORROW
New Delhi: No MLA will join Sachin Pilot in his one-day hunger strike on April 11 at Sha-
heed Smarak as Pilot has refused his supporting MLA to come there, but his supporters
said that they will also remain hungry throughout the day in order to support Pilot. State
in-charge Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa will also talk to the pilot on Monday. The Congress
high command has asked Randhawa to get the plan of fast by Pilot called off. Randhawa
will reach Jaipur and will meet CM Ashok Gehlot on April 11. He will also discuss Pilot’s
allegations with CM Gehlot. Meanwhile, Pilot met the leaders of Jaipur in different groups
on Sunday. He met Vipra Board President Mahesh Sharma, PCC Secretary Prashant
Sahdev, former PCC secretary Rajesh Chaudhary and several councillors of Jaipur Heritage
municipal Corporation regarding the arrangements for the fast. —Amit Mishra Kamal Kant
FRESH POWER TUSSLE IN POLL-BOUND RAJ
Pilot announces
one-day fast
demanding
action against
corruption during
BJP rule in State
Man posing as doc
held for molesting
girl at SMS Hospital
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A 20-year-old
girl, admitted to SMS
Hospital for treatment,
was allegedly molested
by a miscreant posing
as a doctor, police said.
SMS Hospital Police
Station SHO Navratan
Dholiya informed that
the girl was admitted to
Neuro Surgery Female
Ward on April 5.
“A miscreant posing
as a doctor came on
April 7 and molested the
victim on the pretext of
doing her check-up. The
victim shouted after the
incident, following
which, the accused tried
to escape from the spot,”
police said.
“The accused, identi-
fied as Ashif Ahmed
Khan (43), a resident of
Malarna Dungari of
Sawai Madhopur, was
caught by the guard pre-
sent in the ward. Later,
an FIR was filed in the
policestationbyherfam-
ily members,” police
added.
SHO Navratan Dholi-
ya said, “The accused
was disowned by his
family
, and has been liv-
ingasanomadinJaipur
for the last 3 months.”
Minor raped in
Pratap Nagar,
case registered
Jaipur: A case of rape
of a minor girl by an
acquaintance has come
to light in the Pratap
Nagar area of the city.
On the pretext of the
meeting, the accused
took away the minor
girl and raped her. The
parents kept search-
ing for the missing
daughter for about
three hours. A case
was registered at the
Pratap Nagar police
station after the minor
daughter returned
home and narrated her
ordeal. The police have
started investigation
by registering a report
under the POCSO Act.
Tigress T-13 goes
missing from
R’bore nat’l park
Rakesh Tatwal
Sawai Madhopur:
The Tigress T-13 of
Ranthambore Nation-
al Park has not been
sighted since last four
months and has re-
portedlygonemissing.
Officials informed
the Tigress, aged
around 19 years, was
last seen on camera
trap nearly four
months ago. The Ti-
gress have not been
seen in the Devpura
forest area and it is
suspected that the Ti-
gress may been killed
by other wild cats of
the forest.
DFO Mohit Gupta
informed that the ti-
gress was last seen
about four months ago
and the movement of
tigress was seen most
of the time in Devpura
area around Zone No.
9 and 10 of Rantham-
bore.However,shehad
been disappeared and
efforts are being done
to locate her.
T-13 is the mother
of the most beautiful
tigress of Rantham-
bore, Noor. Tigress
T-13 is also known as
Old Sultanpur female
tigress.
Apeksha chit-fund scam to be probed by IPS rank officer
First India Bureau
Kota: The Apeksha
Group chit-fund scam
will now be investigated
by an IPS rank official.
The Rajasthan High
Court while hearing five
petitions in this regard
ordered that the case
will be investigated by
an IPS rank officer who
has at least five years of
experience in investi-
gating such cases.
The order clarified
that no coercive steps
would be taken against
any of the petitioners
till further orders. But,
all the petitioners shall
fully cooperate with the
police investigation of
the FIR and provide
their contact numbers
totheofficerconcerned.
In September, the
Kota police had arrest-
ed a Kanungo – a reve-
nue department post, in
the case of fraud of
more than Rs 100 crore
with nearly 2,000 people
through Apeksha In-
vestment Group. The
accused was identified
as Pradeep Jain, posted
as Kanungo of the La-
turi circle of Sangod.
Murli Manohar Nam-
dev, CMD of the main
accused group, had sur-
rendered in court on
September 6, 2022. After
his surrender, the role
of Kanungo Pradeep
and his wife Deepti
came up during the in-
terrogation.
Pradeep had alleged
defrauded many people
and made them invest
over Rs 12 crore in the
group. The accused was
a Patwari and Revenue
Inspector in the past.
For this reason, he was
involved in purchasing
landforApekshaGroup.
There are 92 cases of
cheating lodged against
thedirectorsof Apeksha
Group in different po-
lice stations of Kota.
GANGA-JAMUNI TEHZEEB
HC, other courts to follow
new timing from today
Statewide Covid mock drills
to be held today, tomorrow
First India Bureau
Jaipur: From April 10,
the time of subordi-
nate courts, including
the High Court will
change as per notifica-
tion until July 23. Dur-
ing this period, the
timing of judicial work
will be from 8:00 am to
1:00 pm, the office
hours will be from 7:30
am to 1:00 pm.
In the subordinate
courts, the court tim-
ings will be from 8:00
am to 12:30 pm. Office
time will be from 7:30
am to 1 pm. Work in
chambers will be from
7:30 am to 8 am and
12:30 pm to 1 pm. Dur-
ing this, the presiding
officers will work in
their chambers.
The revised timings
for both the Rajasthan
High Court and subor-
dinate courts have
been implemented to
ensure that all parties
are able to carry out
their duties efficiently
and effectively. By
scheduling court pro-
ceedings and office
work during the early
hours of the day, when
temperatures are rela-
tively lower, it is hoped
that all involved will
be able to perform
their duties without
compromising their
health or safety.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A mock drill
will take place in hos-
pitals in Rajasthan on
April 10 and 11 to check
the preparedness to
handle the cases of
Covid-19. The medical
and health department
had issued a letter to
all the CMHOs direct-
ing that a mock drill
should take place in all
the hospitals and ar-
rangements related to
the availability of oxy-
gen, medicines, beds
and other such emer-
gency equipment
should be checked.
In Jaipur, a mock drill
will be held in SMS Hos-
pital, Covid-dedicated
RUHS other attached
hospitals. The Superin-
tendent of Sawai
Mansingh Hospital, Dr
AchalSharmainformed
that all preparations
have been completed in
our SMS hospital.
Meanwhile, the State
has recorded 165 new
Covid cases and one
more death due to the
disease on Sunday, offi-
cials said.
Tigress T-13 captured in trap camera. —FILE PHOTO
Rajendra Chhabra
Jaipur: In a rare devel-
opment, the National
Commission for SC-ST
has initiated a suo-moto
investigationagainstRa-
jasthan’s TAD depart-
ment over corruption.
The Commission has
soughtreportfromChief
Secretary Usha Sharma,
by April 13, on the inves-
tigationandactiontaken
till now in these cases.
Moreover, the Commis-
sion has also warned
that if the report is not
submitted within the
stipulated time, then the
Commission, using the
powers given to it by the
Constitution, can get a
summon issued through
civil court and get order
issues to be physically
present in court. The
Commissionhasevenap-
pointed an investigating
officer.
A civilian had com-
plained to the Chairman
of the Commission in
Dec2022claimingascam
in furniture purchase
and some other corrup-
tion related complaints
were made. Considering
these to be a serious is-
sue, the Commission ini-
tiated an investigation.
Sources reveal that
thisisperhapsfirstof its
kind of case, where the
investigation of corrup-
tion in a department has
been taken over by a
Commission. Generally
,
the Human Rights Com-
mission or the Women
Commission, ie a nation-
al level Commission, in-
terfere in state works.
According to the com-
plaint, furniture was to
be purchased for 600 hos-
tels from the funds avail-
ableinTADAandMADA.
However, a supply order
was given on a rate sixty
nine percent more, to a
firm that was not even
eligible.Theproductthat
was finally given was of
a bad quality
. Apart from
this, there is a complaint
of corruption in pay-
ment of worth Rs 200
crore in the Swachcha
Scheme. According to
the complainant, no ac-
tion was taken against
those involved and the
officials have had a ‘field
day’ with the money
made from corruption.
In the current govern-
ment, five Commission-
ers and five Secretaries
have been changed. Ei-
ther there have been full
time Secretaries or the
TAD has been clubbed
with Social Justice de-
partment.Butatpresent,
Principal Secretary Ad-
ministrative Reforms
and Printing and Sta-
tionery
, Alok Gupta, has
been handed the reins of
TAD whereas, both the
departments have no
connection anywhere.
It is also being said
that the TAD Headquar-
ters will be shifted from
Udaipur to the newly
formed Banswara divi-
sion, because eighty per
cent population falls un-
der Banswara.
So, the bureaucracy
and the administrative
experts are eager to find
out as to what all is said
in the Chief Secretary’s
report and what action
the National Commis-
sion for SC-ST takes in
the matter.s
JUST A ‘TAD’ BIT OF CORRUPTION?
PHED Minister Mahesh Joshi takes part in an Iftar party organised at Muslim Musafirkhana in Jaipur on Sunday.

PERSPECTIVE
04
SPIRITUAL SPEAK
Seek refuge in the attitude of
detachment and you will amass
thewealthofspiritualawareness.
The one who is motivated only
by the desire for the fruits of their
action, and anxious about the
results, is miserable indeed.
—Bhagavad Gita
Dharmendra Pradhan@dpradhanbjp
India is a country where protecting
nature is part of the culture. The
roaring success of Project Tiger is a
testimony to this. PM narendramodi
has led from the front for wildlife and
environment conservation. India’s
wildlife has flourished under Modi
govt. like never before.
Nitin Gadkari@nitin_gadkari
Commemorating the golden jubilee
of #ProjectTiger, India’s exaltation in
its natural heritage resounds once
more with a remarkable surge in
the populace of formidable felines
in its sylvan domains over the past
9 years.Thanks to the Hon’ble PM
Shri @narendramodiJi, for elevating
the project to an exemplar of global
import in wildlife conservation.
#50YearsOfProjectTiger
TOP TWEETS
A BETTER EXPERIENCE THAN VENICE IN KASHMIR
have traveled to
Venice several
times and gone for
gondola rides on
the Grand Canal.
During my trips, I always won-
dered how close the water was
to the centuries-old mansions
and how beautiful they looked
with the soft waves of water
splashing against them.
Little did I know that we
have something more alluring
in our own homeland. Last
month, I visited Srinagar and
stayed in a hotel on the banks
of Nigeen Lake. This neighbor-
hood is known as Rainawari.
Even though I grew up in Sri-
nagar, I had never been to this
part of town. Of course, I had
often heard from my parents
aboutthebackwatersof Raina-
wari, and how people in the
olden days would use these ca-
nals to commute.
In those days, water trans-
port was one of the most con-
venient modes of transport in
the old city
. This was thanks to
Kashmir’s 15th-century ruler
Sultan Zain-ul-Abidin Bad-
shah who built a network of
canals in the Kashmir Valley
.
Over the last century, roads
have replaced the waterways.
Yet canals remain a key part of
Srinagar and Kashmir.
A MEMORABLE BOAT RIDE
During my trip, a boatman was
available at the hotel. One
evening, he took me on a ride
in Nigeen. “Do you think we
can go to the Rainawari back-
waters from here?”Iaskedhim
during my ride. “Certainly
,” he
said with a smile, and so we
agreedtostartatdawnthenext
morning. We visited the float-
ing vegetable market first and
then we saw life in Rainawari
along its main canal.
Naidyar is the canal that
connects Dal Lake to Nigeen.
As we moved silently through
the water, the sun was rising
behind the peaks of the Zabar-
wan Range. The vegetable sell-
ers had wrapped up their
morning deals and had congre-
gated together. I settled with
them and had a hot cup of
kahwa—traditional Kashmiri
tea—that I have grown up
drinking. This kahwa was dif-
ferent.
THINGS ARE CHANGING
During my boat ride, I ob-
served that the beautiful tradi-
tional houses were being re-
placed by ugly concrete mon-
strosities. Some houses were
just houses, not homes. Their
owners have probably fled
Kashmir for good. As is well
known, Hindu Kashmiri Pan-
dits left the valley in early 1990
tosavetheirlivesfromIslamist
militants. Many Pandit houses
still remain empty
.
I thought of the large and
jovial families that were once
the life of these now empty
homes. The men and children
wouldhavetakenboatstowork
or to school, mothers would
havefinishedcookingandthen
probably sat on their balconies
or on windowsills for a round
of gossip with the neighbors.
LOCAL DELICACIES AND
PARTING THOUGHTS
The Dal and Nigeen lakes are
very popular for nadur—the
lotus stem that is harvested
from them. Nadur is part of
the staple diet of Kashmiris. It
is usually cooked along with
meat,fish,orvegetables.Often,
nadur is a standalone dish too.
As the boat ride was ending,
itwastimetoheadbacktohotel
for a nice breakfast. The boat-
man,askedmeif Iwouldliketo
get some. The boatman was
back in no time, with a bag full
of girda—a sort of flat round
bread—baked in a tandoor, a
traditional clay oven. Unfortu-
nately
,lakewaterinKashmiris
getting heavily polluted with
sewage and domestic waste
from houses and houseboats.
Kashmir needs an intensive
and effective mechanism to
handle waste from these neigh-
borhoods. Otherwise, we risk
losing these water bodies that
form the soul of Srinagar.
SOURCE: FAIR OBSERVER
A TRIP TO THE
ANCESTRAL
HOMELAND REVEALS
NEW ASPECTS OF
KASHMIR. THE
CANALS, WATER LILIES,
VEGETABLE MARKETS,
THE SUN RISING OVER
THE MOUNTAINS, THE
TRADITIONAL HOUSES,
AND THE RHYTHM OF
DAILY LIFE CAPTURE A
CULTURE OF BEAUTY,
TRADITION AND
SOPHISTICATION
I
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Published at 304, 3rd Floor, City Mall, Bhagwan Das Road, C-Scheme, Jaipur-302001, Rajasthan. Phone 0141-4920504. Editor-In-Chief: Dr Jagdeesh Chandra Editor: Anita Hada Sangwan responsible for selection of news under the PRB Act
ith shrinking social relations
and circumscribed free time in a
world where we forget to click
mindfully, we end up having
more screen time than recom-
mended by mental and physical
health experts around the globe.
As the health advisory eulogizes
the healthy intake of calories,
the mental health advisory ap-
plauds a chipper number of
screen hours which unfortu-
nately we are finding ourselves
incapable to follow.
For many people, being con-
nected and immersed in the
digital world is just a part of eve-
rydaylife.Apotentialnumberof
our peers are spending an aver-
age of 10 hours on a device con-
nected to the internet. In some
situations, you might even feel
like you are addicted to your de-
vices. While technology addic-
tion is not formally recognized
as a disorder, many experts be-
lieve that tech and device over-
userepresentsaveryrealbehav-
ioural addiction that can lead to
a physical, psychological, and
social problems.
This is a similar scenario of
someone in taking an unhealthy
number of calories and ending
up with obese weight gain. We
are consuming more digital
content than we should. So are
we a transient generation of
digitally obese people? Finding
this answer is not a massive
challenge. We observe that the
global dialogue is engrossed in
discussing the environmental
problems that can endanger our
resources for future generation
and see it as an immediate
threat on the other hand many
of the future generation kids
have an electronic baby-sitter
from birth onward. This means
that on average a child has very
less time outdoors. Leaving him
very little choice in hand to no-
tice and understand the natural
surroundings. Are not these
children growing up in an envi-
ronment of unconscious living?
That child will develop no toler-
ance towards frustration and
would not know how to handle
the real issues of life. For him,
the second life is already creat-
ed virtually where the wishful
world exists. This child is con-
suming more screen time than
he/she should be. As a parent
and guardians, we find our-
selves powerless to control the
latitude. Avoiding technological
devices comprehensively might
not be a practical take as our
dependency on the devices has
increased in the last years from
doing reservations to doing sim-
ple payments. It has also created
a market where easy money
goes in hand with easy content
which is very impressive for the
generation that hardly knows
the real social setup. Web surf-
ing is controlling and can be
compulsive. The Elderly genera-
tion is an example while they
use internet surfing as a utility
not as an addiction. The current
generation finds a home in the
virtual world, calling it “my
space. „They have no idea what
the offline life of their friends
looks like. It is high time that we
prioritize our mental health as
well. A conscious mind is a
mind that does not dwell on
comparisons but rather focuses
on one’s self. Indulging in a vir-
tual world leads us to a constant
comparison with the world
around us that minimizes our
strengths. Digital media is de-
signed to get us hooked up with
it and craft an image of our-
selves. We are more comfortable
with the screen than the real
person in front of us. This is a
dangerous situation, especially
for the youth. Focusing on the
real side we can begin with a
mini detoxifying from these de-
vices, maybe a day a week!
From that daily resolution of
doing it from today to procras-
tinating it to tomorrow our
digital fasting is becoming our
deadpan new era challenge. A
digital detox refers to a period
of time when a person refrains
from using tech devices such as
smartphones, televisions, com-
puters, tablets, and social me-
dia sites. “Detoxing” from digi-
tal devices is often seen as a
way to focus on real-life social
interactions without distrac-
tions. Or getting back to your-
self and seeking that inner con-
nection that went missing in
the last decade. By evading
digital devices, at least tempo-
rarily, people can let go of the
stress that stems from constant
connectivity
.
We all need that day offline
andletthatfeargothatwewould
miss the update from the ac-
quaintance. We need to read a
book, pick that lost hobby, and
breath in real air. We need to feel
that amazing sense of freedom.
Boredom is awesome when we
do something creative with it. It
is intense to be connected with
people in your real life not in
your virtual world. We can at-
tempt to change our circum-
stances and dictate internet
what we want from it, taking
charge of our lives. Offline expe-
riences can be as beautiful and
fulfilling.Collaborationandcon-
nections are enriching if made
in real life and could be more
lasting too.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
ARE WE A DIGITALLY
OBESE GENERATION?
We all need that day offline
and let that fear go that we
would miss the update from
the acquaintance. We need
to read a book, pick that lost
hobby, and breath in real
air. We need to feel that
amazing sense of freedom.
Boredom is awesome when
we do something creative
with it. It is intense to be
connected with people in
your real life not in your
virtual world. We can
attempt to change our
circumstances and dictate
internet what we want from
it, taking charge of our lives.
Offline experiences can be as
beautiful and fulfilling.
Collaboration and
connections are enriching if
made in real life and could
be more lasting too
W
DR JYOTI JOSHI
The writer is a soft skill, yoga trainer,
business coach and English language
instructor in Germany, Europe
A DIGITAL DETOX REFERS TO A PERIOD OF TIME WHEN A PERSON REFRAINS
FROM USING TECH DEVICES SUCH AS SMART PHONES, TELEVISIONS,
COMPUTERS, TABLETS, AND SOCIAL MEDIA SITES. “DETOXING” FROM DIGITAL
DEVICES IS OFTEN SEEN AS A WAY TO FOCUS ON REAL-LIFE SOCIAL
INTERACTIONS WITHOUT DISTRACTIONS. OR GETTING BACK TO YOURSELF
AND SEEKING THAT INNER CONNECTION THAT WENT MISSING IN THE LAST
DECADE. BY EVADING DIGITAL DEVICES, AT LEAST TEMPORARILY, PEOPLE CAN
LET GO OF THE STRESS THAT STEMS FROM CONSTANT CONNECTIVITY

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INDIA
05
FORMER CONG
LEADER NAGARAJ
CHABBI JOINS BJP
UP TOPS IN PM
KISAN SAMMAN
NIDHI YOJANA
New Delhi: Former
MLC and Congress
leader from Karnataka
Nagaraj Chabbi on
Sunday joined Bharati-
ya Janata Party (BJP).
Chabbi joined BJP in
the presence of Union
Minister Prahlad Joshi,
Karnataka Chief Minis-
ter Basavaraj Bommai,
State BJP President
Nalin Kumar Katil and
cabinet minister Gov-
ind Karjol.
Lucknow: UP govern-
ment has topped in
Pradhan Mantri Kisan
Samman Nidhi Yojana,
a release stated on
Sunday. The Yogi gov-
ernment has excelled
in the implementa-
tion of major central
welfare development
schemes. UP has also
emerged as a ‘leader
state’ by performing
well in the implementa-
tion of 32 schemes.
Raipur: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Sunday
extended support to the statewide bandh called by
the Vishwa Hindu Parishad
(VHP) over the incident in
Chhattisgarh’s Bemetara
district.State BJP Spokes-
person Kedar Gupta said,
“Bharatiya Janata Party
will join the Chhattisgarh
bandh called by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad over the
incident in Bemetara that resulted in the death of a
youth and the bandh will be held on Monday.”
Guwahati: Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa
Sarma on Sunday said he was still waiting for an
invitation from his Delhi
counterpart Arvind Kejriwal.
“I am still waiting for the
invitation from Kejriwal. I
want to demystify how 12
lakh employment is pos-
sible while the sanctioned
staff strength of the Delhi government is only 1.5
lakh. I want to ask him that question,” the Assam
Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said.
BEMETARA INCIDENT: BJP EXTENDS
SUPPORT TO VHP’S STATEWIDE BANDH
“STILL WAITING FOR INVITATION FROM
KEJRIWAL”: HIMANTA BISWA SARMA
New Delhi (PTI): Amid
rising COVID-19 cases,
a nationwide mock drill
to take stock of hospital
preparedness will be
held on April 10 and 11
in which both public
and private facilities
are expected to partici-
pate. Union Health Min-
ister Mansukh Man-
daviya will visit AIIMS,
Jhajjar on April 10 to
oversee the mock drill,
officials said on Sunday
.
Mandaviya had urged
state health ministers to
visit hospitals and over-
see the mock drills. He
had also advised them to
reviewthepreparedness
withdistrictadministra-
tionsandhealthofficials
on April 8 and 9.
In the meeting with
state health ministers,
and principal and addi-
tional chief secretaries
held virtually, Nr Man-
daviya had stressed the
need to identify emer-
gency hotspots by mon-
itoring trends of influ-
enza-like illness (ILI)
and severe acute res-
piratory infection
(SARI) cases, ramping
up testing and vaccina-
tion, and ensuring
readiness of hospital
infrastructure.
Besidesenhancingge-
nome sequencing and
ramping up whole ge-
nome sequencing of
positive samples, he had
emphasised creating
awareness about follow-
ing Covid-appropriate
behaviour. It was high-
lighted Omicron and its
sub-lineages continue to
be the predominant var-
iants, most of assigned
variants have little or no
significant transmissi-
bility, disease severity
or immune escape.
Hospitals across India to run 2-day drills
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Sibal: Cong must be centre of
coalition against BJP in 2024
Congress has to be at
the centre of any coali-
tion that would take on
the BJP in the 2024 gen-
eral elections and all
Opposition parties
should be more mindful
of sensitivities as well
as be circumspect in
criticising each other’s
ideologies in order to
build a strong alliance,
Rajya Sabha MP Kapil
Sibal said on Sunday
.
Sibal, a prominent
voice in the Opposition
ranks, gave a clarion
call to all political par-
ties opposed to the BJP-
led government to first
find a common platform
which, he said, could
also be his newly-
launched ‘Insaaf’ plat-
form for fighting injus-
tice. The former Union
minister said the lead-
ership question of an
Opposition coalition for
2024 need not be an-
swered at this stage and
also cited the example
of 2004 when the incum-
bent Atal Bihari Vaj-
payee government was
voted out of power de-
spite the Opposition not
having a declared face.
He asserted that the
Congress certainly has
to be the fulcrum and at
the centre of any coali-
tion of Opposition par-
ties that will take on the
BJP in 2024.
New Delhi (ANI): Af-
ter the end of the BJP
Chief Election Commit-
tee (CEC) meeting on
Sunday, Karnataka
Chief Minister Ba-
savraj Bommai said
that the party will an-
nounce the list of candi-
dates for the assembly
polls in a day or two.
CM Bommai also an-
nounced that he is con-
testing from the Shig-
gaon constituency.
Talking to the media
persons, Basavraj Bom-
mai said, “We discussed
the overall list for the
Karnataka elections
and probably we will sit
again tomorrow. The
list will be announced
tomorrow or the day af-
ter that. I am contesting
from the Shiggaon con-
stituency”. Senior BJP
leaders on Sunday at-
tended the CEC meeting
for the Karnataka As-
sembly elections sched-
uled to be held next
month at the party
headquarters in the na-
tional capital. PM Nar-
endra Modi, Union
Home Minister Amit
Shah, Defence Minister
Rajnath Singh, BJP
Chief JP Nadda, Karna-
taka CM Basavaraj
Bommai, Union Min-
ister Pralhad Joshi
came to attend the meet-
ing. Earlier, on Satur-
day, Amit Shah held a
meeting at BJP presi-
dent Nadda’s residence
in the national capital to
discuss and finalise the
list of candidates for the
May10polls.Karnataka
BJP president Nalin-
kumar Kateel, former
Karnataka chief min-
ister BS Yediyurappa,
Union Minister Man-
sukh Mandaviya and
other leaders were
also present at Nadda’s
residence.
Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal. —FILE PHOTO
PM Narendra Modi with other senior BJP leaders in the
CEC meeting for the Karnataka Assembly elections in
New Delhi on Sunday. —PHOTO BY PTI
CONGRESS POINTS TO ADANI
GROUP'S ALLEGED 'CHINA LINKS',
New Delhi: Firing a fresh salvo at the government, the
Congress on Sunday pointed to Adani Group’s alleged
China links and asked why the conglomerate is still being
permitted to operate ports in India. Attacking the Centre,
Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh claimed that
the government denied security clearance in 2022 to a
consortium of APM Terminals Management and Taiwan’s
Wan Hai Lines after agencies discovered a connection
between a Wan Hai director and a Chinese firm. This
blocked the consortium’s bid to operate a container
handling terminal at the Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority,
Ramesh said, pointing out that it is a government policy
to prevent Chinese firms and entities with Chinese con-
nections from operating ports and terminals in India.
CONGRESS IS A
RESPECTABLE
ALTERNATIVE,
SAYS THAROOR
Bengaluru (ANI):
Hitting out at Chief
Minister Basavaraj
Bommai-led BJP gov-
ernment in Karnataka,
senior Congress leader
Shashi Tharoor on
Sunday said people of
the poll-bound southern
state have endured mis-
governance in the last
four years. Addressing
a press conference in
Bengaluru, Tharoor said
when there is misgov-
ernance and “there is
nothing to see”, people
inevitably wonder what
they need the govern-
ment for. “When there
is misgovernance and
there is nothing to
see, people inevitably
wonder what they need
the government for.
People are interested
very much in seeing the
Congress as a respect-
able alternative to the
misgovernance they’ve
endured in the last 4
years,” said Tharoor.
Huge Muslim outreach in PM’s
‘Mann Ki Baat’ 100th episode
New Delhi (PTI): : To
woo the Muslims in Ut-
tar Pradesh, the BJP is
planning a massive out-
reach through PM Nar-
endra Modi's 100th
'Mann Ki Baat' episode
on April 30.
The Minority Mor-
cha of the UP BJP unit
is preparing to organise
a massive telecast of
the 100th 'Mann Ki Baat'
radio telecast at over
100 places associated
with the Muslim com-
munity in the state, in-
cluding madrassas and
dargahs.
According to a
source, PM Modi's
'Mann Ki Baat' 100th
episode will be a game-
changer. The episode
will air on April 30. We
are planning to make
the 100th 'Mann Ki
Baat' a historic event.
We are planning to or-
ganise 100 places be-
longing to the Mus-
lim community in-
cluding 50-60 ma-
drassas, 30-35
dargahs and
majlis where
the people of the com-
munity can gather and
listen to the PM.
The source said that
the Urdu version of
'Mann Ki Baat' origi-
nally a compilation of
the PM's 12 monthly
broadcasts aired be-
tween January and De-
cember 2022 — would
also be made available
to clerics
and reli-
g i o u s
scholars.
We want
to ensure
that the
Prime Minister
Modi’s vision for
the nation reaches
everyone.
—Kunwar Basit Ali,
BJP minority wing chief
From Sisodia to Chanda Kochhar, CBI
under fire for delayed investigations
New Delhi (Agencies):
The Central Bureau of
Investigation (CBI), In-
dia’s premier anti-cor-
ruption agency, is fac-
ing criticism for its in-
ability to bring cases
related to high-profile
scams to their logical
end because of delayed
investigations.
Take for instance the
two cases that the CBI
has filed against for-
mer Delhi Deputy CM
Manish Sisodia in the
Delhi excise policy
scam and snooping
case. The agency has
made Sisodia the ac-
cused number one in
both the cases, but it is
yet to file a chargesheet
in either.
The ICICI-Chanda
Kochhar matter has
also raised eyebrows,
as the CBI filed the FIR
in January 2019, two
years after the prelimi-
nary inquiry into the
case was initiated.
The CBI has also
failed to complete its in-
vestigation into the
death of actor Sushant
Singh Rajput, who
passed away in June
2020 under mysterious
circumstances.
Chanda Kochhar
Manish Sisodia
‘Consultations on for
identifying fake news’
Min accuses
Delhi LG over
govt projects
Budgam (JK) (PTI):
Union Law Minister
Kiren Rijiju on Sunday
said amendments to the
rules for determining
fake news, false news
and misrepresentation
have been put through a
consultation process,
but need a lot of delib-
erations before being
enforced.
“We are looking to-
wards making certain
amendments in the en-
tire election process. I
cannot give any com-
mitment because it is a
consultation process
which is going on. So
the definition of fake
news, false news and
misrepresentation …
these are all important
things which require a
lot of deliberations. We
are doing it,” Rijiju told
reporters here after in-
augurating the Legal
Aid office.
The Ministry of Elec-
tronics and Information
Technology (MeitY) no-
tified the Information
Technology (Intermedi-
ary Guidelines and Dig-
ital Media Ethics Code)
Amendment Rules, 2023
on Thursday
.
New Delhi (ANI): Del-
hi Minister of Health
Saurabh Bhardwaj on
Sunday hit out at the
Lieutenant Governor
of Delhi VK Saxena for
stealing credit for state
government projects.
Saurabh Bhardwaj
said, “The LG has been
conducting the inspec-
tion of drains in Delhi
and issuing lengthy
press releases to make
it look like the work
was being conducted
under his supervision.
It was because of the
magnanimity of Delhi
CM Arvind Kejriwal
that the Delhi Govern-
ment until now allowed
the LG to visit these
drains like a tourist.”
Kiren Rijiju
Modi govt scrapped
2000 obsolete rules,
laws in 9 years: Singh
New Delhi (ANI): Over
2,000 rules and laws
were scrapped by the
Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi-led govern-
ment in the last nine
years for ease of govern-
ance and ease of busi-
ness, said Union Minis-
ter Jitendra Singh.
Speaking at an event
organised by the
Yashraj Research Foun-
dation (YRF), Jitendra
Singh said that, unlike
the earlier govern-
ments which found
comfort in the status
quoist approach, PM
Modi had demonstrated
the courage to do away
with such rules which
were causing inconven-
ience for the citizens
and many of which he
said had persisted since
the time of British Raj.
The ultimate aim of
good governance is to
bring ease of living to
the citizens, he added at
the event. The Minister
recalled that soon after
the Government came
to power in May 2014,
the practice of getting
certificates attested by
gazetted officers was
done away with within
two to three months.
Singh said Prime
Minister spoke from
the ramparts of Red
Fort about the aboli-
tion of interviews in
job recruitment so that
a level playing field
could be provided.
“20 LAKH
GRIEVANCES
EVERY YEAR”
DELHI RECORDS 699 COVID CASES
New Delhi (ANI):
Further, talking about
grievance redressal,
Jitendra Singh said that
the grievance redressal
mechanism was shifted
to Centralized Public
Grievance Redress and
Monitoring System as
a result of which about
20 lakh grievances are
received every year in
comparison to just 2
lakhs before this gov-
ernment came in.
New Delhi: Delhi on Sunday logged 699 fresh Covid-19 cas-
es with a positivity rate of 21.15 per cent, according to data
shared by the city government’s health department. Four
people suffering from Covid-19 died in the city. However, the
health bulletin stated that Covid-19 was the primary cause of
death in just one case.
KarnatakaAssemblypolls:CM
BommaitocontestfromShiggaon
BJP in southern
state, has set a
target of winning
at least 150 of
the 224 seats

INDIA
06
UP CONSTABLE
CHARGED WITH
RAPE, EXTORTION
1 TERRORIST
KILLED, TWO
INJURED IN JK
Budaun: A head consta-
ble shas been booked
on the charges of rape,
molestation, extortion,
blackmail and forced
abortion of a woman,
officials said on Sunday.
The victim, in her com-
plaint alleged that about
a year ago head con-
stable Pannalal came to
her house with another
person and raped her
while the other person
filmed the act.
Poonch, Jammu and
Kashmir: Security
forces killed one
terrorist during an
encounter in Shahpur
in Poonch district of
Jammu and Kashmir
on Sunday. “One
terrorist killed and two
others were injured in
an operation conduct-
ed by Indian Army
at Shahpur, officials
said. More details are
awaited.
New Delhi: A 30-year-old woman who had suffered
a miscarriage after allegedly being shot at by her
neighbour in outer Delhi’s
Siraspur died at a hospital,
police here said on Sunday.
Ranju was allegedly shot at
by her neighbour, identified
as Harish, on April 3 after
she objected to loud music
being played during a function at his home, they
said. “We received information on Saturday that she
had succumbed to her injuries,” police said.
Guwahati (Assam): Police seized large quantities
of contraband drugs and apprehended one lady in
two separate operations in
Assam’s Karimganj and Gu-
wahati. In the first operation,
Karimganj district police
seized 110 packets of Yaba
tablets worth Rs 10 lakh in
the Badarpur area. A police
officer of Badarpur police station, Bijay Goswami said.
“Based on secret information, we launched a search
operation at the Badarpur area on late Saturday.”
PREGNANT DELHI WOMAN SHOT AT BY
NEIGHBOUR OVER NOISE DISPUTE, DIES
POLICE SEIZE DRUGS, APPREHENDS
WOMAN IN SEPARATE OPERATIONS
CRUCIAL READ
road transport and
highways sector has the
maximum number of
delayed projects at 407,
followed by railways at
114 and the petroleum
industry at 86, showed a
government report.
In the road transport
and highways sector, 407
out of 717 projects are
delayed. For railways,
out of 173 projects, 114
are delayed, while in the
petroleum sector, 86 out
of 146 projects are run-
ningbehindschedule,as
per the latest flash re-
port on infrastructure
projects for February
2023. The Infrastructure
and Project Monitoring
Division (IPMD) is man-
dated to monitor central
sector infrastructure
projects costing Rs 150
crore and above based
on the information pro-
vided on the Online
Computerised Monitor-
ing System by the pro-
ject implementing agen-
cies. The IPMD comes
under the Ministry of
Statistics and Pro-
gramme Implementa-
tion. The report showed
that the Muneerabad-
Mahaboobnagar rail
project is the most de-
layed. It is delayed by
276 months.
The second-most de-
layed project is the Ud-
hampur-Srinagar-Bara-
mullarailproject,which
isdelayedby247months.
The third-most delayed
project, Belapur-Sea-
wood-Urban Electrified
Double Line, is running
228 months behind
schedule. The Flash Re-
port for February 2023
contains information on
the status of the 1,418
Central Sector Infra-
structure Projects cost-
ing Rs 150 crore above.
Road transport, highways have many delayed projects
FLASH REPORT ON INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS FOR FEBRUARY 2023
—REPRESENTATIONAL IMAGE
Tiger population on rise: PM Modi
TRADITION, CULTURE BIODIVERSITY ARE REASONS FOR ACHIEVEMENT: PM MODI
Mysuru (ANI): High-
lighting the growing ti-
ger population in the
country
, Prime Minister
Narendra Modi on Sun-
day said India’s tradi-
tion and culture, as well
as the biodiversity in
thecountry
,wereamong
the major reasons for
this achievement.
“Project Tiger leads
the way in the protec-
tion and conservation
of the big cats. Interna-
tional Big Cat Alliance
is our endeavour for
the protection and con-
servation of big cats,”
he said.
While celebrating 75
years of Independence,
India added 11 wet-
lands to its list of Ram-
sar sites. This took the
total number of Ram-
sar sites to 75, he said.
For wildlife to thrive,
Prime Minister said it
is important for ecosys-
tems to thrive and the
same has been happen-
ing in the country.
PM Modi said, “A bet-
ter future for humanity
is possible only when
our environment re-
mains safe and our bio-
diversity continues to
expand. This responsi-
bility belongs to all of
us, it belongs to the
whole world. We are
continuously encourag-
ing this spirit during
our G20 presidency
.”
He also said India is
a country where pro-
tecting nature is part
of the culture.
Tiger population increased to 3,167 in
2022 from 2,967, recorded in 2018
Prime Minister Narendra Modi releases several publications about tiger conservation in Mysuru on Sunday. Union Environment
Minister Bhupender Yadav and Union MoS Forest and Climate Change, Ashwini Kumar Choubey are also present. —PHOTO BY ANI
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin. —FILE PHOTO
INT’L COOPERATION IN
CONSERVING BIG CAT
CONG TAKES CREDIT
FOR PROJECT TIGER
Mysuru (Agencies): Prime Minister
Narendra Modi on Sunday called for
international cooperation in preserv-
ing and conserving the population
of big cat. Modi urged the foreign
dignitaries that as they have come
to the Western Ghats region, they
should visit and study the centu-
ries old lifestyle of Adivasis of the
region, which is a good example for
the whole world.
Bangalore (ANI): Congress ques-
tioned the contribution of its
government to tiger conservation and
claimed that the Congress government
in 1973 had introduced the Bandipur
Tiger conservation project. As per Kar-
nataka Congress, PM and other BJP
leaders are only after publicity. “What
is the BJP government’s contribution
to the tiger conservation project?”,
tweeted the Karnataka Congress.
TIGER NUMBERS
ENCOURAGING: PM
Mysuru (ANI): PM Modi on
Sunday tweeted, “The numbers
of the tiger census are encour-
aging. Congratulations to all
stakeholders and environment
lovers. This trend also places
an added responsibility of doing
even more to protect the tiger
as well as other animals. This is
what our culture teaches us too”.
“IN BORDERS, TIGERS
NEED PROTECTION”
New Delhi (Agencies): Terai Arc
Landscape and Sundarbans are
major transboundary landscapes
where tiger needs special protec-
tion. They have a porous border
with Nepal and Bangladesh,
respectively, and are reported
routes for the illegal trade of tiger
parts products, warned wildlife
biologist Sujeet Kumar Singh.
Stalin urges inclusion
of Tamil in CRPF test
Chennai (ANI): Tamil
Nadu Chief Minister
MK Stalin on Sunday
wrote to Union Home
Minister Amit Shah
seeking his interven-
tion on Central Reserve
Police Force (CRPF) re-
cruitment examination.
The DMK leader has
complained against the
25% marks allocated for
the ‘Basic Hindi Under-
standing’ section in the
exam and urged that
Tamil and other region-
al languages should
also be included in it.
Addressing the letter to
the Home Minister, Sta-
lin stated, “CRPF has
announced that out of
9,212 vacancies, 579 va-
cancies would be filled
in TN. This exam is go-
ing to be conducted in
12 exam centres in the
state. But whoever ap-
plied for this exam from
Tamil Nadu can’t even
write this exam in their
own mother tongue.”
LESS CHANCES
FOR YOUTHS
FROM TN: CM
Chennai: Tamil Nadu
Chief Minister MK
Stalin also said that this
system would “steal”
the opportunities of
Tamil Nadu youths
willing to work in
CRPF. “Out of 100 total
marks, 25 marks were
allocated for basic Hindi
understanding which
would benefit only Hindi
speakers,” he added.
Fact-finding team stopped by cops
from visiting violence-hit Hooghly
Howrah (ANI): A six-
member fact-finding
team led by former Pat-
na High Court Chief
Justice Narasimha Red-
dy was stopped by West
Bengal police from vis-
iting the violence-hit
Hooghly district.
According to infor-
mation, the team mem-
bers were stopped near
Nabanna toll plaza from
entering the district on
Sunday. Former Chief
Justice of Patna High
Court Narasimha Red-
dy said that according
to the police CrPC, sec-
tion 144 has been im-
posed in the area. “They
(police) are saying that
CrPC section 144 has
been imposed but noth-
ing is here. They are
scared because they
will be exposed,” said
Narasimha Reddy
.
Leaders of the Indian
Secular Front (ISF), a
Muslim outfit, were
also stopped from enter-
ing the violence-hit
Rishra town of West
Bengal’s Hooghly dis-
trict on Friday
.
The team was stopped near
Nabanna toll plaza from
entering the district on Sunday.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath at a function.
Madhya Pradesh CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan. —FILE PHOTO
RIOTS WERE PRE-PLANNED: NAT’L
HUMAN RIGHTS FACT-FINDING PANEL
New Delhi (Agencies): A national human rights fact-
finding committee, which was stopped from visiting the
troubled pockets at Hooghly district in West Bengal to
probe into the Ram Navami riots, blamed the state police
for allowing the violence to take place for consecutive
days. Former Patna HC Chief Justice Narasimha Reddy
said, “We believe the recent riots in Bengal were pre-
planned. We would say this calls for a National Investiga-
tion Agency (NIA) probe. We met some victims. We were
told during the clashes, police were present. The real
culprits were the police and administration,” Reddy said.
Kolkata: A 62-year-old
Congress activist was
arrested in West Ben-
gal’s Murshidabad dis-
trict on Sunday for al-
legedly bombing the
house of his son who is
a TMC member, police
said.
Zahiruddin Sheikh
hurled crude bombs at
the house of his son
Anisur Sheikh (30),
who is the TMC youth
wing president of Rani-
nagar 2 panchayat
area, on Saturday
night, they said.
The relationship be-
tween Zahiruddin and
Anisur soured after he
and his wife Sefali
Seikh joined the TMC
during the 2018 pan-
chayat elections.
Cong worker
bombs son’s
home, arrested
“Objectionable web
series will be banned”
Bhopal (PTI): Madhya
Pradesh Chief Minister
Shivraj Singh Chouhan
on Saturday said the
state government will
take steps to ban “objec-
tionable web series.”
He was speaking at a
function of religious
preacher Devkinandan
Thakur in Bhopal. Mr
Thakur talked about
the need for banning
objectionable web se-
ries as the young gen-
eration is being alien-
ated from culture due to
such content, he said.
“The state government
will take necessary
steps in this direction,”
Mr Chouhan said, add-
ing that Madhya
Pradesh is a land of re-
ligious and spiritual
importance.
Triple-engine govt a
must for UP’s rapid
development: Yogi
Gorakhpur (PTI):
Chief Minister Yogi
Adityanath on Sunday
exhorted people of Ut-
tar Pradesh to vote for
the BJP in the upcom-
ing urban local body
polls, saying a triple-
engine government is a
must for uninterrupted
and rapid development
of the state. He also ap-
pealed to people to make
the lotus — the BJP’s
poll symbol — bloom in
municipal and Lok Sab-
ha polls in 2024.
Yogi was speaking at
a programme at Hindu-
stan Fertilisers Chem-
icals Limited ground
where he inaugurated
and laid foundation
stones of 258 develop-
ment projects worth Rs
1,046 crore. The chief
minister inaugurated 56
development projects
worth Rs 333.85 crore
and laid foundation
stones of 202 projects
worth Rs 711.81 crore.
Deoria (PTI): While laying
the foundation stone of 223
development projects worth
Rs 480 crore in Deoria, the
UP CM Yogi spoke about his
connection with the district.
He said, “The common people
and workers used to visit me
without any hesitation even
when I was a member of par-
liament. For the public issues
in Deoria, Kushinagar, and
Maharajganj, I did not hesitate
to come here either.”
WORK TO BEGIN
ON 223 PROJECTS
WORTH ` 480 CR
PM Modi visits Delhi church on Easter
New Delhi (PTI):
Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi visited the
Sacred Heart Cathe-
dral Church here on
Sunday on the occa-
sion of Easter. An offi-
cial video showed the
prime minister being
welcomed at the church
and him greeting
priests and worship-
pers on the holy day.
Modi later joined
them as they offered
prayers. He also planted
a tree on the premises.
After the visit, Modi
tweeted, “Today, on the
very special occasion of
Easter, I had the oppor-
tunity to visit the Sa-
cred Heart Cathedral in
Delhi. I also met spiritu-
al leaders from the
Christian community.”
The prime minister’s
rare visit to the church
is imbued with political
significance as well, as
the ruling BJP has been
actively wooing Chris-
tians. Modi in his re-
cent speeches has un-
derlined the minority
community’s growing
connect with the BJP by
citing the party’s poll
successes in Goa and re-
cently
, in the two north-
eastern states of Naga-
land and Meghalaya.
PM Modi at the Sacred Heart Cathedral Church on Sunday.
The report shows Muneerabad-
Mahaboobnagar rail project is
the most delayed by 276 months

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First India Bureau
Ajmer: Chairman of
Rajasthan Tourism De-
velopmentCorporation
Dharmendra Rathore
said that the construc-
tion work of stormwa-
ter drainage scheme is
being done on a war
footing at Pushkar
lake. He said that rain-
water and the city’s
dirty water was pollut-
ing the lake. “Residents
of Pushkar had been
facing this problem for
a long time. Announce-
mentsweremademany
times in the last 10
years but did not mate-
rialize. Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot took ini-
tiative to solve the
problem and the con-
struction work has
started,” he said.
Rathore said that
concretearrangements
are being made to stop
the inflow of dirty wa-
ter into the holy lake
and construction will
be done before the on-
set of monsoon. He
said that many offic-
ers, including Ajmer
District Collector An-
shdeep and Ajmer De-
velopment Authority
Commissioner Akshay
Godara SDM Pushkar,
are monitoring the
construction work.
‘Dirty water polluting Pushkar lake’
ADDRESSING SHORTCOMINGS
175 criminals held during
raid by cops at 484 places
Raids were carried out on the wee hours of Sunday by Jaipur Police
Satyanarayan Sharma
Jaipur: The Jaipur Po-
lice Commissionerate in
a crackdown on crimi-
nals on Sunday raided
484 places and arrested
175 miscreants. Addi-
tional Police Commis-
sioner Kailash Chand
Vishnoi informed that
raids were carried out
on the wee hours of Sun-
day and the miscreants
were arrested.
“Nearly 31 cases were
filed and 26 vehicles
were also seized. A total
of 119 criminals have
been arrested under sec-
tion 151 CrPC while nine
criminals have been ar-
rested under section 110
CrPC and other sec-
tions. Illegal weapons
and illegal liquor have
also been recovered
from the possession of
the accused,” said
Kailash Chand Vishnoi.
“The main objective
of the operation was to
instill fear of the police
among the miscreants.
In view of this, all the
DCPs were ordered to
start the operation
from 5 am in the city
by forming teams late
in the night,” said Po-
lice Commissioner
Anand Srivastava.
Rajasthan police
starts special
campaign to rein
in loan sharks
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Rajasthan
Police is arresting
criminals to make the
state crime free. They
are trying to rein in the
loan sharks as well af-
ter several incidents
were reported. The
Rajasthan Police
has started a special
campaign against
loan sharks.
In Rajasthan, the dis-
trict police are secretly
preparing a list of loan
sharks against whom
cases have been regis-
tered or against those
because of whom peo-
ple have harmed them-
selves or their families.
After gathering infor-
mation about them, the
Rajasthan Police is
now preparing to rein
them in. This is the
first time that such ac-
tion is being taken.
Police headquarters
officials said that the
situation is worse in
rural areas than in the
districts. Farmers and
the working class are
facing more problems.
Womanendslifewithminor
daughterbrother-in-law
Cousins killed in accident,
driver held vehicle seized
Husband kills wife; jumps into well
Mukesh Mathrani
Barmer: A 22-year-
woman along with her
3-year-old son and
brother-in-
law had
committed
suicide by
j u m p i n g
into a water
tank. An incident has
been reported from the
Sadar police station
area in Barmer. Police
said that before com-
mitting suicide, the de-
ceased had updated the
WhatsApp status with
their picture and sad
emoji and later took the
extreme step. Mean-
while, a prima-facie po-
lice investigation re-
vealed an alleged love
affair behind the tragic
incident. Anand Singh,
circle officer in Barmer
confirmed the report.
Police identified the
deceased as Devi (22)
wife of Jagdish, her
daughter Lalit (3), and
Khema Ram (22).
First India Bureau
Nagaur: Two died
tragically in a road ac-
cident on Piplad Road
on Saturday night.
Bike-riddentwofriends,
Salim and Shaukat
were on the way to their
village Jhalra when a
trailercomingfromPip-
lad side rammed the
bike coming from the
front during overtak-
ing. After a fierce colli-
sion, the trailer driver
tried to escape with the
trailer, however, the lo-
cal villagers caught the
trailer by chasing it in
their private vehicles
for about one and a
half kilometres.
The police reached
the spot, seized the
trailer driver and the
trailer, and kept the
bodies in the mortuary
of the sub-district hos-
pital. After the post-
mortem of the bodies,
they were handed over
to the relatives on Sun-
day morning.
Salim used to cooper-
ate in the work whereas
Shaukat used to work
as a laborer by driving
a tractor.
First India Bureau
Udaipur: A 23-year-
old husband alleged-
ly killed his wife and
then attempted sui-
cide by jumping into
a well in the Sayra
area of Udaipur dis-
trict on Sunday. Po-
lice informed the
husband, Mota Ram
Gameti often had ar-
guments with his
wife Sohni Gameti
alias Champa. “On
Sunday morning,
Mota Ram allegedly
hanged her wife and
then jumped into an
empty well. His sev-
en-year-old child
screamed, following
which, the nearby
people gathered and
alerted the police.
Tthe accused has
been arrested and an
FIR has been filed,”
police said.
Kalla advocates
for reservation for
Pushkarna
Brahmin comm.
First India Bureau
Bikaner: Education
Minister Dr BD Kalla
on Sunday took part in
the maha-
kumbh of
Pushkarna
Brahmins
in Bikaner.
While ad-
dressing the gathering,
Dr BD Kalla said that if
thePushkarnaBrahmin
community wants to be
includedinOBC,thenhe
is with their demand.
However, it would be
better if we demand an
increase in the reserva-
tion quota for EWS.
“Now, merit is more in
OBC. People from the
OBC community are
working hard to study.
It would be better to ask
for increasing the quo-
ta in EWS. So that our
students get benefits
and can get jobs,” said
Dr BD Kalla.
Cops to get
weekly off in
Bikaner range
First India Bureau
Bikaner: The police of-
ficials posted in the Bi-
kaner range have a rea-
son to rejoice. Police
officials in Bikaner, Sri
Ganganagar, Hanuman-
garh, and Churu dis-
tricts will now get
weekly off from May 1.
Bikaner range IG Om-
prakash Paswan said
that after May 1, all the
SHOs will decide on the
weekly off of their re-
spective policemen. It is
not possible to give one
day off to all, in such
cases different days off
will be decided.
GRAND FEAST!
Iftar feast was organized on behalf Yunus Khan at MLA Jan Seva Kendra located at Balia Road on Sunday evening. He
congratulated everyone on Ramadan Mubarak. Ajay Singh Kilak Degana, Ladnu Manohar Singh, Merta Sukhram Netadiya,
Nawan Vijay Singh, Zayal, Dr. Manju Baghmar, Saroj Prajapat, Rawat Khan and others participated at the Iftar party.
4 HELD FOR DEMANDING RANSOM OF `2 CR
Police reached the crime spot to get information about the
incident from the family members in Barmer on Sunday.
Deceased cousins Salim
Shaukat.
Police raided various places arrested the miscreants in Jaipur. (Inset)
Kailash Chand Vishnoi addressing the media in Jaipur on Sunday.
Construction work has started at Pushkar late on Sunday.

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destiny, work on your inner self,
know who You are.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/004/2022-24
Aditi Nagar
Jaipur: After Sachin
Pilot fired a fresh salvo
at the Ashok Gehlot
government, the Con-
gressonSundaysaidits
government has given
the state a leadership
position in governance
in the country and it
will seek a renewed
mandate on the
strength of its achieve-
ments as well as collec-
tive efforts of the or-
ganisation.
Congress General
Secretary Jairam
Ramesh said the Con-
gress government in
Rajasthan with Ashok
Gehlot as CM, has im-
plemented a large num-
ber of schemes and
taken many new initia-
tives that have impact-
ed the people profound-
ly
. While the Congress
leadership praised Ge-
hlot, the party did not
clarify its stand on Pi-
lot’s role.
Questions are being
raised that just like the
BJP high command
takes a blunt stand,
why can’t the Congress
high command take de-
cisions?
Today, Gehlot is
fighting the battle of
2023 alone on his
strength. In such a situ-
ation, merely issuing a
statement will not jus-
tify the role of the high
command. The high
command should now
take a blunt stand on
the Gehlot-Pilot tussle.
Once it has been de-
cided that the 2023
elections will be
fought under the lead-
ership of Gehlot, then
what is this confu-
sion? Will Rahul Gan-
dhi be able to muster
up the courage to
speak bluntly to Pilot?
On one hand, there
are praises for Gehlot
and on the other hand,
there is silence on the
statements of Pilot and
others. The party
should gather courage
andgiveafinalandcon-
clusive statement.
Pilot’s next role
should also be clarified
so that the Pilot camp
can also take a final de-
cision regarding fu-
ture course of action,
otherwise, voters will
also get confused and
half- hearted for the
party
.
If the situation of
infighting in the party
continues like this,
then the dream of re-
peating the Congress
government in Ra-
jasthan is not going to
be fulfilled.
Time to take blunt stand on Gehlot-Pilot issue!
Rajwitnessingall-rounddevp
ineveryfieldincludingedu: CM
Bharat Dixit
Jaipur: CM Ashok Ge-
hlot while addressing
the launch ceremony of
free satellite classes by
the Rajiv Gandhi Wel-
fare Society at the Ad-
ministrative Service
Pre-Entry Training
Centre (APTC) of Ra-
jasthan University via
VC, said that 30,000
youth are being provid-
ed free coaching under
the Mukhyamantri An-
upriti Coaching
Scheme, 500 students
are being provided free
higher education op-
portunities abroad un-
der the Rajiv Gandhi
Scholarship for Aca-
demic Excellence. This
will increase the confi-
dence of the students,
when they come after
studying abroad and get
a job, they will prove to
be the best human re-
source of the state.
The CM said that the
situation in Rajasthan
is no longer the same as
before. Now all-round
development is taking
place in every field in-
cluding education. He
said that there were
only six universities
when he became Chief
Minister for the first
time in the year 1998
and presently there are
91 universities.
The Chief Minister
said that inflation relief
camps would be organ-
ised from April 24. In
these, benefits will be
given to the common
people by linking them
with various public
welfare schemes on the
spot. He said that the
state government is
providing pension to
about 1 crore people of
the state under social
security
.
PHED Minister Dr
Mahesh Joshi, Vice
Chancellor of Ra-
jasthan University
, Prof
Rajeev Jain also ad-
dressed the function.
Bhanwar S Charan
Kota: Industrial devel-
opment is going to scale
new heights in Kota
with the plans of estab-
lishing vegetable pro-
cessing plants as well as
oilseeds and pulses
based industries, said
LS Speaker Om Birla.
“There is a plan to
develop Kota as an in-
dustry hub so that Kota
can also be established
as an industry sector.
This will provide new
employment opportu-
nities,” he told First
India.
“Kota- Bundi is an
agriculture-based area,
where mustard, wheat,
soyabean are produced.
A plan is being made
for using modern farm-
ing techniques in the
agriculture sector and
selling the produce,” he
said.
During his Kota visit,
Birla on Sunday met
people at the camp of-
fice and heard their
grievances.
The LS Speaker will
inaugurate the Su-
poshit Maa Abhiyan in
Bundi today
.
Bhanwar S Charan
Kota: UDH Minister
Shanti Dhariwal inter-
acted with hundreds of
people by walking for
eight consecutive days
in various wards in
Kota under the ‘Haath
se Haath Jodo’ cam-
paign of Congress. Af-
ter the padyatra, Dhari-
wal said that Kota has
never seen as much
development in every
area as in this tenure.
“Tourism develop-
ment, public utility fa-
cilities and works
worth crores of rupees
have been done in the
wards,” he said.
Dhariwal said that
when people were hap-
py with the develop-
ment works in their
area and there was no
anti-incumbency be-
cause of the welfare
schemes of the govern-
ment. On Sunday, the
padyatra reached Ward
No. 44 of Tulla Pura
surrounding areas,
where the residents
welcomed Dhariwal
and PCC member Amit
Dhariwal. Dhariwal
discussed development
works and took infor-
mation and gave in-
structions to officials to
solve minor problems
on the spot.
Raipur (ANI): React-
ing to Sachin Pilot’s
criticism of Rajasthan
Chief Minister Ashok
gehlot over non-action
against the alleged cas-
es of corruption under
the Vasundhara Raje
led BJP government in
Rajasthan, Chhattis-
garh Chief Minister
Bhupesh Baghel said
that his Rajasthan
counterpart is a sorted
leader and will handle
this issue as well. Talk-
ing to reporters, Baghel
said, “Ashok Gehlot is a
very sorted leader, so
many such hurdles
have come in the past as
well I feel that he will
sort this out”.
Aditi Nagar
New Delhi : After bal-
ancing the ‘Brahmin-
Jat-Rajput’ equation in
Rajasthan,
the Bharati-
ya Janata
Party is
looking for
an SC-ST
face to further balance
the caste equation. Ac-
cording to party sources
Union Minister Arjun
Ram Meghwal may be
made the Chairman of
the Election Campaign
Committee. The second
big face, Dr Kirodi Lal
Meena is likely to be in-
ducted in the Union
Cabinet.
Dr Mahesh Joshi addresses during the inaugural ceremony of Free Satellite classes on NSUI’s Foundation Day in an event held at Administrative Service Pre-Entry
Training Centre of RU, Jaipur on Sunday. Also seen are V-C of RU, Prof Rajeev Jain, Rahul Bhakar, Amardeep Parihar and others. —PHOTOS BY MUKESH KIRADOO
Dr Mahesh Joshi lights the lamp during the inaugural ceremony of Free Satellite classes on NSUI’s
Foundation Day during a programme held at APTC of Rajasthan University in Jaipur on Sunday. Also
seen are V-C of RU, Professor Rajeev Jain, Rahul Bhakar, Amardeep Parihar and others.
CM calls upon
youth to publicise
govt’s public
welfare schemes
New Delhi (PTI): Af-
ter Sachin Pilot fired
a fresh salvo at the
Ashok Gehlot dispen-
sation in Rajasthan,
the Congress on Sun-
day said its govern-
ment has implement-
ed a large number of
schemes that benefit-
ted people and it will
seek a renewed man-
date on the strength
of its achievements
as well as collective
efforts of the organi-
sation.
The assertion by
the party came after
former Dy CM Sachin
Pilot opened a new
front against CM Ge-
hlot, announcing a
day-long fast to seek
action from his gov-
ernment over alleged
corruption during the
BJP rule in the state.
Congress General
Secretary Jairam
Ramesh said the Con-
gress government in
Rajasthan with Ashok
Gehlot as CM has im-
plemented a large
number of schemes
and taken many new
initiatives that have
impacted the people
profoundly
.
“Later in the year,
the Congress will seek
a renewed mandate
from the people on the
strength of these land-
mark achievements
and the collective ef-
forts of our organisa-
tion,” Ramesh said.
The statement came
after Pilot fired a fresh
salvo at his bete noire,
putting pressure on
the central leadership
to resolve issues be-
foretheyear-endpolls.
CONG AFTER PILOT’S CRITICISM
Gehlot govt’s schemes have
put Rajasthan as leader
in governance: Ramesh
Gehlot govt’s
schemes have
given Raj a
leadership position in
governance in our
country. The Bharat
Jodo Yatra in Raj was
an outstanding suc-
cess made possible by
the dedication and de-
termination of party
organisation in State.
—Jairam Ramesh,
Congress General Secretary
New Delhi: All India Congress Committee’s (AICC)
Rajasthan in-charge Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa told
that he believes the timing of Pilot’s press conference
was not appropriate, but said
he would travel to Jaipur either
on Monday or Tuesday to meet
Gehlot ask about the issue. “I
must have met Pilot 10-15 times
since I became AICC in-charge
of Raj but he has not even once
mentioned this issue to me,”
said Randhawa. He said in the
press conference that he had
told the in-charge too but I can
tell you nothing was discussed
with me.” The AICC leader went on to say, Pilot has said
he has written two letters. Wo letter bhi mangvayenge,
CM se baat karenge”. In my view, it was not the right
time … Firstly, he has not spoken to me about this issue.
But there are big leaders. He could have spoken to them.
Nevertheless, I will go and speak to both of them.”
Kota: Lok Sabha Speaker
Om Birla on Sunday said that
the purchase of wheat and
40 quintal grams through
NAFED and FCI will begin
soon. The LS Speaker after
speaking to senior officials
of NAFED and FCI assured
the farmers that the wheat
will be procured from FCI.
Notably, due to unseasonal
rain and hailstorm in various
parts of the state including
the Hadauti division, the
crops have been destroyed
and the farmers are facing
the losses. Om Birla said
that the central team has
come for a survey to assess
the loss of crops. “The team
will submit its report after
returning. After this, orders
for the purchase of shineless
wheat will be issued at the
earliest,” said Om Birla.
TIMING OF PILOT’S PRESS CONFERENCE
WASN’T APPROPRIATE, SAYS RANDHAWA
WHEAT AND GRAM
WILL BE PURCHASED
SOON, SAYS BIRLA
Industrial development
to scale new heights in
Kota, says Om Birla
Exceptional development works seen in
Kota in current govt’s tenure: Dhariwal
Shanti Dhariwal and Amit Dhariwal meet people during the
padyatra of Congress’ ‘Haath Se Haath Jodo’ campaign at Ward
No. 44 of Tulla Pura in Station area in Kota city on Sunday.
Rahul Gandhi CM Ashok Gehlot Sachin Pilot Jairam Ramesh
Om Birla inaugurates the ‘Parinda campaign’ initiated by the
members of the Arya Samaj to arrange for drinking water for
birds during the summer season in Kota on Sunday.
Gehlot will sort this
out too: Baghel on
Pilot’s statement
Meghwal may be
Chairman of poll
campaign panel

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OF
THE
DAY!
Aries
MARCH 21 - APRIL 20
You are very generous
by nature and also
you are the backbone
of your family. Today
is a favourable day for
business. You may postpone your
study plans. You are very fortunate
to have a great friend circle. Be
careful of the words that come out
of your mouth.
Gemini
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
Your spouse may
make you spend more
than you expected.
Fantastic day for
investing money in
stock market as you can make
fortune. You need help on academic
front and you should not shy away
from asking. You miss your parents a
lot and fear to loose them.
Leo
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
You love to live close
to your family. Best
day to buy gold and
silver or any precious
metal for investment
sake. You are a child at heart and
never let this child die. You have a big
heart and you always help someone if
you can. Video gathering is possible
as you miss your social circle.
Libra
SEPTEMBER 24 - OCTOBER 22
Visit a doctor if you
have any doubts about
your health. Don’t
attack stress even if
you don’t have any.
Let go of things that are not in your
control. You want to have your own
house and you will work hard to
make your dream come true. Health
remains perfect.
Sagittarius
NOVEMBER 23 - DECEMBER 22
Your spouse is
someone who can do
anything for your
happiness. You are
opportunist and this
will make you successful one day.
There may be delays in property
possession and it won’t effect you.
You are happy spending whole day
at home.
Aquarius
JANUARY 21 - FEBRUARY 19
You will feel amorous
towards your wife.
This is the best time
try something new
with life give yourself
a new purpose. Work on your
limitations, there can be no better
time than this. You have more
opposite sex friends and you may be
judged sometimes.
Taurus
APRIL 21 - MAY 20
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day to tensions and
the way to cope up
with stress is to
meditate. You must
create an environment of understand-
ing at home. You will succeed in any
sort of examination if you put your
heart and soul to it. Promotion can be
expected even if other are not.
Cancer
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
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lover but somehow
hesitate in expressing
that care. Don’t make
friends for money and
status rather make friends who will
stick with you forever. On social
front, you may have to spend some
extra money in buying gifts for
someone for some specific occasion.
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AUGUST 24 - SEPTEMBER 23
You are a pro in your
field and none can
beat you. You give
tough competition to
people. Many people
get inspired by you. You will get
special treatment from your dear
ones. Take stand where you need to,
don’t run in the same direction
where everybody else is going.
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OCTOBER 23 - NOVEMBER 22
You make sure to
make things work your
way. Never demotivate
someone even if
someone is not
capable of doing something. You are
most wanted by your friends. You
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for today. You always
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relationship with
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business to earn extra money. You
are not a jealous kind and you feel
happy for others.
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Spend time talking
with likeminded
people as it will make
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do whatever you can do to cheer
everyone up. You will feel financially
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attract many eligible bachelors.
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orld Homeopathy Day is
being celebrated today,
April 10. Today is the
birthday of such a great
person who gave a won-
derful gift to medical
science and mankind by
discovering a new medical meth-
od, Homeopathy
, whose birthday
is celebrated as Homeopathy
Day. Dr C S F Hahnemann, the
father of homeopathy, was born
on 10 April 1755 in Germany.
This is the second largest medi-
cal system used for disease treat-
ment in the world. Homeopathy
is an ideal system based on sci-
entific and natural laws based on
certain principles, which works
on universal laws of healing the
whole body instead of merely
treating the symptoms of the
disease. This method came to In-
dia in the 19th century and be-
came popular. The simple trans-
lation of the word homeopathy
means treating like with like,
that is, whatever causes a dis-
ease can be cured by the same.
Dr Hahnemann, the father of
homeopathy, was himself an al-
lopathic physician, later his
keen interest in chemistry and
medicine provided the world
with a simple, safe and harmless
system. He was a successful
writer, doctor and explorer.
HOMEOPATHY
A Safe and Effective Way to
Promote Family Health on
Homeopathic Day
As the world celebrates Ho-
meopathic Day families are en-
couraged to explore the benefits
of this natural and safe healing
method for their overall health
and well-being.
A homeopathy is a holistic ap-
proach to medicine that treats
the whole person, not just the
symptoms of a particular ill-
ness. It has been used for over
200 years and has been shown to
be effective in treating a wide
range of conditions, from aller-
gies and digestive issues to anxi-
ety and depression.
One of the key principles of
homeopathy is like cures,
which means that a substance
that can cause symptoms in a
healthy person can be used in
small doses to treat those same
symptoms in a sick person. This
approach is gentle and non-inva-
sive, making it particularly well-
suited for use in children and
other vulnerable populations.
ONE FAMILY ONE HEALTH
On this year's Homeopathic Day
,
the theme is One Family, One
Health, highlighting the impor-
tance of taking a holistic ap-
proach to family health. By using
homeopathy to address not just
individual symptoms, but the un-
derlying imbalances that can
contribute to those symptoms,
families can support the health
and well-being of each member.
One of the key benefits of ho-
meopathy is its ability to treat
the root cause of an illness, rath-
er than just the symptoms. This
can lead to long-lasting and sus-
tainable health benefits, as well
as a reduction in the use of pre-
scription drugs and their associ-
ated side effects.
Homeopathy can be used to
treat a wide range of conditions,
including allergies, asthma, anx-
iety
, depression, digestive issues,
and skin conditions. It is also ef-
fective in treating chronic condi-
tions that have not responded to
conventional medicine.
The use of homeopathy has
been supported by many scien-
tific studies and has been found
to be effective in treating a wide
range of conditions. Homeopa-
thy is a safe and natural form of
healthcare that can be used by
people of all ages, from infants
to the elderly
.
If you are looking for a safe
and effective way to promote the
health and wellness of your fam-
ily, here are some reasons why
homeopathy is the best choice.
GENTLE AND NON-INVASIVE
Homeopathy is a gentle and non-
invasive form of healthcare that
can be used by people of all ages,
from infants to the elderly. It is
particularly well-suited for use
in children and other vulnerable
populations, as it is gentle and
non-invasive.
TREATS THE ROOT
CAUSE OF ILLNESS
One of the key benefits of home-
opathy is its ability to treat the
root cause of an illness, rather
than just the symptoms. This
can lead to long-lasting and sus-
tainable health benefits, as well
as a reduction in the use of pre-
scription drugs and their associ-
ated side effects.
PERSONALIZED TREATMENT
Homeopathy involves a person-
alized approach to healthcare,
where the homeopath takes
into account the individual's
unique symptoms, medical his-
tory, and overall health. This
personalized approach ensures
that each person receives the
best possible treatment for
their individual needs.
SAFE AND NATURAL
Homeopathy is a safe and natu-
ral form of healthcare that does
not have any side effects. It can
be used alongside conventional
medicine and is a great option
for families looking for a natural
and safe approach to healthcare.
COST-EFFECTIVE
Homeopathy is also a cost-effec-
tive form of healthcare, as it can
help families save money on ex-
pensive prescription drugs and
medical treatments. It is a great
option for families looking for an
affordable way to promote their
overall health and wellness
HOW IT PLAYS A HIGH
ROLE IN FAMILY HEALTH
A family is a basic unit of a na-
tion which is defined as a group
of biologically related persons
living together and sharing a
common kitchen and purse.
That's why for a healthy nation
every family should be a healthy
family ideally
, and which princi-
ple of homeopathy approaches a
holistic way to individualize eve-
ry member of a family in terms
of root nature, behaviour, emo-
tions, spirituality, psychological
even financial and cultural as-
pects and interest of a family
member to rule out correct heal-
ing medicine and method.
In conclusion, homeopathy is
the best choice for family health
due to its gentle and non-inva-
sive approach, ability to treat the
root cause of illness, personal-
ized treatment, safety, and natu-
ral approach, and cost-effective-
ness. If you are interested in
exploring homeopathy for your
family's healthcare needs, speak
to a qualified homeopath to de-
velop a personalized treatment
plan. Wish you a happy home-
opathy day
.
DR.ASHOK SINGH SOLANKI
Director aravali homoeopathy hospital research center
W
HOMEOPATHY
Where good
health comes
naturally
WORLD
HOMEOPATHY
DAY

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