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Gehlot writes to Mandaviya,
seeks more vaccines for Raj!
Jaipur: Day after Man-
sukh Mandaviya took
charge as the new Un-
ion Health Minister, Ra-
jasthan Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot has shot
a letter to the Health
Minister seeking allot-
ment of more vaccines
to Rajasthan to cover a
large part of the popu-
lation before the third
wave hits. Looking for
a ‘greater collaboration
and continued support”
from the Health Minis-
ter, Gehlot urged Man-
daviya for personally
intervene the allocation
process and increase
Rajasthan’s quota by
curbing allotment to
private sector in the
state since only around
two percent of vaccines
are being lifted by pri-
vate hospitals.
Congratulating Man-
daviya on taking over
charge of important, as
well as challenging as-
signment as Union
Health Minister, Gehlot
said, “I am sure with
you at the helm of
Health Turn to P6
CM Ashok Gehlot
CRUCIAL READ
BHIMA KOREGAON CASE: GOVT PANEL TO
RECORD STATEMENT OF SHARAD PAWAR
Mumbai: Maharashtra government-appointed inquiry
commission will record the statement of National-
ist Congress Party chief Sharad Pawar in the Bhima
Koregaon violence case. While speaking to ANI, Ashish
Satpute, inquiry commission lawyer on Friday said,
“Witnesses’ statements to be recorded from August 2
and Pawar will be summoned as well.”
FINED FOR RAISING
EX-CJI ELEVATION
SEDITION AGAINST
FORMER ACB CHIEF
ED TO RECORD
STATEMENTS OF
VAZE, PARAM BIR
New Delhi: A two-judge
bench headed by Justice
Dr Dhananjaya Y Chan-
drachud and also com-
prising Justice MR Shah
passed the order and
directed the co-petitioner,
Mukesh Jain, to deposit
the cost of Rs 5 lakh.
Raipur: Sedition case has
been registered against
former Anti-Corruption
Bureau Chief GP Singh
in connection with ACB
raids at 15 locations, said
Raipur police. Raids were
conducted over dispro-
portionate assets case.
Mumbai: Enforcement
Directorate (ED) obtained
NIA court’s permission
to record suspended
Mumbai Police Officer
Sachin Waze’s statement
in a money laundering
case against former Ma-
harashtra Home Minister
Anil Deshmukh. ED will
soon also question former
Mumbai Police Commis-
sioner Param Bir Singh,
sources said. According
to informed sources in the
ED, Singh will be called
for questioning in the
coming days.
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OUR EDITIONS: JAIPUR, AHMEDABAD & LUCKNOW
HC JUNKS CHIRAG’S PLEA AGAINST
PARAS: Delhi High Court dismissed Chirag
Pawan’s plea challenging Lok Sabha Speaker Om
Birla’s decision to recognise his uncle Pashupati
Kumar Paras as the leader of LJP in the House.
RASHTRIYA SWAYAMSEVAK SANGH
JOINS MICRO-BLOGGING SITE KOO:
RSS will now be sharing all its big decisions with
people in their own language through Koo. @RSSOrg
is the authorised account of the organisation.
SENSEX SLIPS 183 PTS IN A CHOPPY
TRADE: Sensex dropped 183 points, or 0.35 per
cent, to settle at 52,386 levels while NSE’s 50-share
benchmark Nifty declined 38 points, or 0.24 per
cent, to close at 15,690 levels as markets closed.
AMIT SHAH TO BE ON THREE-DAY
GUJARAT VISIT FROM TODAY: Union
Home Minister Amit Shah will be on a three-day visit
to Gujarat from Saturday to take part in a host of
programmes, including Lord Jagannath’s rath yatra.
HOURS AFTER US PREZ JOE BIDEN DEFENDS AFGHANISTAN EXIT
ANXIOUS TIMES AHEAD AS
TALIBAN RAISES HEAD
Moscow: The Taliban
claimed Friday to be in
control of 85 percent of
Afghanistan, including
a key border crossing
with Iran, following a
sweeping offensive
launched as US troops
pull out of the war-torn
nation.
Hours after Presi-
dent Joe Biden issued a
staunch defence of the
US withdrawal, the Tal-
iban said fighters had
seized the border town
of Islam Qala -- com-
pleting an arc of terri-
tory from the Iranian
border to the frontier
with China.
In Moscow, a del-
egation of Tali-
ban officials
said they con-
t r o l l e d
s o m e
250 of
Afghan-
istan’s 398
districts -- a
claim impossi-
ble to indepen-
dently verify
and disputed
by the govern-
ment.
Claims it now controls 85%
of Afghanistan’s territory
1 Have captured key afghan border
crossing with Turkmenistan: Taliban
2
From left, Suhil Shaheen, Mawlawi Shahabuddin Dilawar and Mohammad Naim,
members of a political delegation from the Afghan Taliban’s movement, arrive for a
news conference in Moscow, Russia. (Left) An Afghan civilian carry a wounded
child injured during fighting between Taliban and government in Badghis
province, northwest of Afghanistan. —PHOTOS BY PTI
Firefighters carry the body of a victim at a food & beverage factory in outside Dhaka on Friday.
‘LEGITIMACY
ASPECT’ OF
AFGHAN RULER
SHOULD NOT
BE IGNORED:
JAISHANKAR
New Delhi: Express-
ing concern over the
spiralling violence in
Afghanistan, India
Friday said the “legiti-
macy aspect” of who
should rule the war-
torn country should
not be ignored and
called for an immedi-
ate reduction in the
conflict. “Of course we
are concerned about
the direction of events
in Afghanistan,” Ex-
ternal Affairs Minister
S Jaishankar said in
Moscow at a joint
press conference with
his Russian counter-
part Sergey Lavrov.
TWO BORDER TOWNS IN AFGHAN’S
HERAT PROVINCE FALL TO TALIBAN
Kabul: The Islam Qala border town, one of the key trade
gateways of Afghanistan into Iran, and Torghundi
border town, another gateway into Turkmenistan, have
fallen to Taliban. Both the important border towns
lie in the country’s Herat province. As the security
situation continues to deteriorate in the country, the
Taliban has overrun areas bordering five countries - Iran, Tajik-
istan, Turkmenistan, China and Pakistan, Ariana News reported.
Delhi HC backs Uniform
Civil Code, urges centre
to take necessary steps
New Delhi: Favouring
the introduction of Uni-
form Civil Code (UCC),
the Delhi High Court
has said the Indian
youthneednotbeforced
to struggle with issues
arising due to conflicts
in various personal
laws in relation to mar-
riage and divorce.
The modern Indian
society was “gradually
becoming homogenous,
the traditional barriers
of religion, community
and caste are slowly dis-
sipating” and thus Uni-
form Civil Code “ought
not to remain a mere
hope”, Justice Prathiba
M Singh stated in an or-
der dated July 7.
“The youth of India
belonging to various
communities, tribes,
castes or religions who
solemnise their mar-
riages ought not to be
forced to struggle with
issues arising due to
conflicts in various per-
sonal laws, especially in
relationtomarriageand
divorce,” the order said.
While referring to
several decisions of the
Supreme court on the
need for Uniform Civil
Code, including the his-
torical Shah Bano case
of 1985, the high court
said: “The hope ex-
pressed in Article 44 of
the Constitution that
the State Turn to P6
WhatsApp tell court: Privacy policy on
hold till enactment of data privacy law
New Delhi: WhatsApp
on Friday told the Delhi
High Court it would not
limit the functionality
of its messaging app in
case a user does not con-
sent to its latest privacy
policy, and will main-
tain the approach at
least till the forthcom-
ing data protection Bill
comes into effect. The
Centre had earlier told
WhatsApp to withdraw
its policy
.
“We will continue to
display our updates
from time to time to
people who have not ac-
cepted. In addition, we
will display the update
whenever a user choos-
es relevant optional fea-
tures, like when a user
communicates with a
business receiving sup-
port from Facebook,”
Senior Advocate Harish
Salve, representing
WhatsApp, told court.
Bangladesh food factory fire
engulfs 52,dozens injured
Dhaka: A massive
blaze overnight that en-
gulfed a multi-storied
food and beverage fac-
tory on the outskirts of
Bangladesh’s capital
killed at least 52 people
and injured scores of
others, authorities said
on Friday
, with many of
the survivors blaming
an illegally locked main
door for the high num-
ber of casualties in the
country’s latest indus-
trial fire accident.
Fire service officials
and witnesses said the
blaze broke out on
Thursday evening and
tore through the factory
at the Rupganj area of
Narayanganj. Firefight-
ers said many of those
trapped jumped off the
building to save them-
selves from the blaze.
Casualtynumberscould
rise as many workers
were unaccounted for.
PM wants 1,500
oxygen plants
for 4 lakh beds
to function soon
New Delhi: Prime Min-
ister Narendra Modi,
duringahigh-levelmeet-
ing on Friday, was in-
formed that more than
1,500PSAOxygenplants
are being set up across
the country to mitigate
the shortage of oxygen
supply reported by
many hospitals across
several states. These
PSA Oxygen plants are
capable of supporting
more than four lakh
oxygenated beds, offi-
cials told PM Modi.
After being apprised
about the status of PSA
Oxygenplants,PMModi
instructed senior offi-
cialstoensurethatthese
plants are made func-
tional at the earliest.
FATAL FRIDAY
NO PROPER FIRE SAFETY MEASURES
Dhaka: Survivors and relatives alleged the front
gate, which is the only way to enter and leave the
factory premises, had been locked since the fire
broke out. The factory building had no proper fire
safety measures, according to the workers. It is
suspected that the fire originated from the ground
floor of the building and spread quickly due to the
presence of chemicals and plastic bottles.
HC: NO ACTION AGAINST NEWS ASSN
FOR NOT FOLLOWING NEW IT RULES
SC REFUSED TO STOP COURTS FROM
TAKING DECISION ON NEW IT LAWS
Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala High Court on Friday
ruled that no coercive action should be taken against
the News Broadcasters Association (NBA) for now for
not following the new IT rules. The NBA has challenged
the IT Rules on grounds that they give government
“excessive powers’ to restrict freedom of speech.
New Delhi: SC on Friday refused to stop different
courts from hearing challenges to the new IT Rules,
which were introduced by the government in February.
News publishers have challenged the rules in courts
ranging from Madras to Kerala. The government main-
tains that new rules are required to regulate content.
CORONA CATASTROPHE
INDIA
43,393
new cases
911
new fatalities
RAJASTHAN
62
new cases
01
new fatalities
The modern Indian society was “gradually becoming homogenous,
the traditional barriers of religion, community and caste are slowly
dissipating” and thus Uniform Civil Code “ought not to remain a mere
hope”, Justice Prathiba M Singh stated in the high court order on July 7.
RPSC accountant
held red-handed
accepting bribe
Ajmer: ACB, Jaipur
on Friday caught a
junior accountant
Sajjan Singh Gurjar
at Rajasthan Public
Service Commission,
Ajmer with `1 lakh in
cash and dummy notes
of `22 lakh as bribe
in lieu of selection by
getting more marks in
the interview of RAS
2018. Names of RPSC
member Rajkumari
Gurjar and her husband
Bheru Singh have
cropped up in the
matter. Narendra Singh
was detained from
Bandikui late night. P7
Hope for ‘greater
collaboration
and continued
support’, CM says

RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | SATURDAY, JULY 10, 2021
02
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The JDA will
now complete the West
Way Heights scheme
which was incomplete
for years. After getting
the relaxation in the
rules from the state
government, now the
cultivators have also
agreed to withdraw the
court case. On Friday
, a
meeting was held in
the Manthan auditori-
um of JDA. In the
meeting, they agreed to
settle the demands of
the tenants. It was de-
cided to get the lease
amount checked again.
The proposal to sub-
divide the plots free of
cost will be sent to the
state government. It
was decided in the
meeting that from July
17, camps would be or-
ganized at the planning
site itself. In this, after
the letter of agree-
ment, surrender letter,
reservation letters will
be issued. After with-
drawing the writ peti-
tions, it was decided to
organise a camp for the
issuance of lease deeds
and take offline appli-
cations. JDC Gaurav
Goyal informed that
facilities like roads,
electricity, water to
parks and sewerage
will be developed un-
der the scheme.
JDA’s way cleared for project
WEST WAY HEIGHT SCHEME
Barmer: A man died by suicide after killing his sister in
Barmer. The incident
took place late on Thurs-
day night. The deceased
girl got married about
four days ago. Prelimi-
nary investigation indi-
cated a suspicious love
angle in the case. Police said that the accused was in
love with her cousin sister. The accused strangulated
her throat and dumped her body in a school bathroom.
Jaipur: A man was injured after allegedly being beaten
on his head with a brick in Pali district and a video of
the purported incident
was uploaded on social
media, police said on
Friday. In the video, the
victim is seen pleading
for mercy whereas the
accused got a friend to
film the incident while reciting a movie dialogue to
upload it on social media. Both the accused have
been arrested in the matter, police said. The victim’s
family members rushed to the spot after getting
information about what had happened.
MAN STRANGLES COUSIN SISTER TO
DEATH, THEN KILLS SELF IN BARMER
MAN ATTACKS, INJURES ANOTHER,
FILMS INCIDENT FOR SOCIAL MEDIA
NATIONAL LOK ADALAT TO BE HELD
TODAY, BENCHES CONSTITUTED IN HC
Jaipur: The National Lok Adalat will be held today
and its preparations have been completed. Benches
have been constituted in the High Courts and subor-
dinate courts. Secretary, Rajasthan High Court Legal
Services Committee, Jodhpur, Dr. Prabhat Aggarwal
said that in National Lok Adalat Bench No. 1 Chair-
person is Justice Sandeep Mehta and Nominated
Member is Advocate CS Kotwani, in Bench No. 2
Chairperson is Justice Vijay Vishnoi and Nominated
Member is Advocate Kuldeep Mathur.
BODIES OF A GIRL & BOY FOUND
HANGING FROM TREE IN NAGAUR
Nagaur: The bodies of a boy and a girl, who were
neighbours and disappeared from their house on
Thursday evening, were found hanging from a tree
on Friday morning at Gujjar ki Dhani located in
Kinsariya in Parbatsar area of the district. Police
removed the bodies from the noose and handed
them over to the relatives after post-mortem. The
deceased were identified as Gopal, 19, resident of
Gujjar ki Dhani and 17-year-old minor girl.
NEWS DIGEST
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Bharati-
ya Janata Yuva Mor-
cha (BJYM) on Friday
morning held a demon-
stration at the collec-
torate circle against
the Congress govern-
ment alleging atroci-
ties on scheduled
castes and scheduled
tribes in the state.
BJYM workers gath-
ered outside the collec-
torate and started a
sit-in on the Jai Singh
Highway
.
There was also a
clash between the po-
lice and the workers
leading to wielding of
batons and lathis by
the cops. BJYM offi-
cials claimed that
more than a dozen
workers were injured.
The protesters tried to
enter the collectorate
premises and got in to
scuffle with Sadar ACP
Nawab Khan.
LATHI CHARGE ON BJYM
PROTESTORS SUFFERED INJURIES
CHECK ON ATROCITIES QUESTIONED
State General Secretary of BJYM Rajku-
mar Binwal, secretary Ramkishan Meena,
Vijendra Gurjar, Vikram Singh Shekhawat and
Ashish Sharma were injured and rushed to the
trauma centre of SMS Hospital. Four people
have been arrested, Jaipur Police Commission-
er Anand Srivastava said. Himanshu Sharma,
state president of the BJP youth wing BJYM,
was part of the protest.
Binwal said that in Jhalrapatan of Jhalawar
district, people of a particular community
had attacked Krishna Valmiki with sticks, spears
and bars in broad daylight and killed him. This
incident shows the atrocities on scheduled castes
and tribes in the state. The Gehlot government in
the state has failed to stop the attacks on STs.
BJYM workers clash with cops at the
Jaipur collectorate circle on Friday.
—PHOTOS BY SUMAN SARKAR
BJYM activists tried to cross police barricades.
Dr Kirodi Lal Meena and sanitation on Tonk Road in Jaipur on Friday. —PHOTO BY MUKESH KIRADOO
Satish Poonia visited the injured at the Trauma Centre of SMS
Hospital in Jaipur on Friday.
Kirodi Meena blocks Tonk
Road for sanitation workers
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Rajya Sabha
MP Kirodi Lal Meena
staged a dharna on
Tonk Road outside the
Jaipur Municipal Cor-
poration Greater head-
quarters on Friday. For
about half an hour,
Meena and his support-
ers occupied the busy
Tonk Road.
The demonstration
was held for conduct-
ing elections of the un-
ion of sanitation work-
ers. Apart from this,
out of the employees
recruited in the year
2018, a demand was
made for fixation of re-
maining 300 employees
and to pay the arrears.
Meena and a delegation
of 11 people met DLB
Director Deepak Nan-
di, who reached JMC
Greater office. Nandi
assured to find some
solution in a month.
Sanitation workers
from JMC Greater and
Heritage participated in
the demonstration with
brooms in their hands.
4-year-old raped by 20-year-old
cousin in Karauli, accused flees
First India Bureau
Karauli: A 4-year-old
girl was raped by her
uncle’s 20-year-old son
in Karauli district. Sub-
Inspector Bhagwan
Singh of Todabhim po-
lice station on Friday
brought the victim
along with family mem-
bers to Hindaun Gov-
ernment Hospital,
where the medical ex-
amination was done by
the medical board.
In medical examina-
tion, prima facie a case
of rape has been con-
firmed. Police said that
the family has made an
allegation of rape
against an accused.
The victim and her
brother were sleeping
in a room when the ac-
cused gagged her
mouth and raped her.
The accused is ab-
sconding now.
Bike theft
accused dies in
police custody
in Kotputli
First India Bureau
Kotputli: A person ar-
rested late Thursday
night, died in police
custody on Friday at
Sarund police station in
Kotputli. In Sarund po-
lice station area, the
deceased was caught
stealing the bike in
the Maliyon ki Dha-
ni on Chimanpura road.
The villagers caught
the thief and beat him
up. The police reached
the spot on information
and arrested the thief.
He was brought to the
police station. Sarund
police took him to the
state BDM hospital at
night where his medi-
cal check-up was done.
Hewasdeclaredhealthy
but his health deterio-
rated in the morning at
the police station.
JDA razes structures on Kartarpura drain
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The enforce-
ment branch of Jaipur
Development Authori-
ty
, Engineering Branch
and a joint team of
zone got the blockades
and encroachments re-
moved which were in-
creasing due to illegal
construction in the
mainstream area of
Kartarpura drain
on Friday. The down-
stream area is being
made encroachment
free.
Taking action again
on Friday, JDA
removed the obstruc-
tions and encroach-
ments and placed
wire craters.
6 kids drown in Karauli,Jhalawar
First India Bureau
Karauli/Jhalawar:
Six children drowned
in two separate inci-
dents in Karauli and
Jhalawar. Four chil-
dren drowned in a pool
near Manoharpura vil-
lage of Karauli. Among
the dead were two
brothers, Lavkesh and
Shivkesh, while two
girls Pooja and Kajal
also drowned. As per
the villagers, about 5-7
children had gone to
graze goats in the near-
by field, during which
a child went in a pool to
take bath and drowned.
To save him, three chil-
dren also jumped into
water and all four
drowned.
In Jhalawar district,
two young boys
Dilkhush and Suraj,
residents of Pavakhedi
village, who went to
graze goats in Chachlai
village drowned in a
pond when they went
there to drink water
and suddenly they
slipped into the pond.
Villagersrushedtothe
spot and took the chil-
dren to the nearby CHC
for treatment, where the
doctors declared them
brought dead.
JDA team in action.
Monsoon to
reactivate in
Raj from
Saturday
Jaipur: The South-
west Monsoon,
which has been slug-
gish for several days,
is expected to be-
come active again
over Rajasthan from
Saturday, a MeT de-
partment official
said Friday
.
The department
has forecast good
rainfall in the com-
ing days in various
parts of the state.
According to the de-
partment, Monsoon
winds have started
setting in some
parts of the state
from Friday itself.
Most places in
the state will re-
ceive rainfall Satur-
day when Monsoon
is likely to advance
and become active
in some parts of
Kota, Jaipur
Udaipur, Bharat-
pur, Ajmer divi-
sions. —PTI
Two kids were rushed to a CHC in Jhalawar but they died.

RAJASTHAN
03
AMIT NAIR HONOUR KILLING
SC RESERVES ORDER ON PLEA
TO CANCEL BAIL OF ACCUSED
State supported plea to cancel bail, saying HC failed to consider the heinous nature of offence
New Delhi: A petition
has been moved in Su-
preme Court challeng-
ing grant of bail to a
man accused of con-
spiring to murder his
brother-in-law, who was
eventually shot point-
blank in front of his
pregnant wife by a
hired gun in an alleged
case of honour killing
in Jaipur.
The deceased, Amit
Nair from Kerala was
allegedly shot in front
of his pregnant wife
from Rajasthan over
their intercaste mar-
riage.
The accused, Mukesh
Chaudhary
, has been ac-
cused of offences. After
hearing arguments in
the matter on Friday, a
Bench led by Chief Jus-
tice of India, NV Rama-
na said that the Court
would pass orders in
the matter on Monday
.
CASE SO FAR
Mamta, Jaipur-based girl, had married Amit,
a Nair from Kerala and a friend of Mukesh
Choudhary, against wishes of her parents in Au-
gust 2015. Two years
later in May, 2017, Jee-
wanram Chaudhary and
Bhagwani Devi, parents
of the woman, alleg-
edly orchestrated their
son-in-law Amit’s murder in Jaipur. Cops alleged
Mamta’s parents entered her residence along with
an unknown accomplice who shot Amit.
LAWYER: BLATANT CASE
OF HONOUR KILLING
Senior advocate Indira Jaising, ap-
pearing for Mamta said, this is not
an ordinary case, it is a blatant case of
honour killing in which the husband
of a woman who married against her
family’s wishes was shot dead at point
blank range. Accused was granted bail,
against which I have come. Honour
killings are prevalent in Rajasthan and
in this case, bail of the brother was
rejected on two previous occasions.
COVID-19 UPDATE
9,53,018
62 Cases in a day
TOTAL CASES
8,943
1 Death in a day
TOTAL DEATHS
9,43,260
70 Recovered
in a day
TOTAL RECOVERED
815
219 cases
in Jaipur
ACTIVE CASES
Sunday to be funday soon,
markets to open till 9 pm!
First India Bureau
Jaipur: With the drop
in number of corona
cases in Rajasthan, the
state government is pre-
paring to increase the
scope of unlock. The
government is contem-
plating to open the mar-
ket on all 7 days and
ending weekend curfew
on Sundays. The market
open timings are likely
to increase as well.
Home Department
has prepared a draft of
new guideline of ‘Un-
lock-4’ and sent it to
Chief Minister for ap-
proval and after his ap-
proval, there will be
new exemptions under
unlock.
The Home Depart-
ment had issued a new
guideline on 26 June it-
self. The timing of city
buses can also be ex-
tended.
School, college and
coaching are likely to
remain closed with a
ban on rallies, fairs and
exhibitions to stay. Un-
til cases of corona are
completely under con-
trol, the night curfew
will continue. The co-
rona core group has re-
quested the CM to keep
some restrictions.
Corona core group has requested CM to keep some restrictions.
OPEN-UP
 In the new guide-
line, the market tim-
ings may be extended
till 9 pm with night
curfew being imple-
mented from 9 or 10
pm instead of 8 pm.
 Filling of petrol
and diesel for private
vehicles at petrol
pumps could be done
till 9 pm.
Infant goes missing from Barmer
govt hosp, traced within 17 hours
Mukesh Mathrani
Barmer: A newborn
went missing in myste-
rious circumstances
from the district govern-
ment hospital in Bar-
mer district late on
Thursday night. On get-
ting information, police
and administrative offi-
cials launched a search
operation and after 17
hours of the incident,
the infant was found
abandoned in a bag on
the roadside on out-
skirts of Barmer.
A passerby heard the
voice and informed the
police. Later the baby
was brought to the hos-
pital where doctors ex-
aminedhimandsaidhis
health vitals are good.
Sources claimed that
a close family member
had stolen the infant
over some family dis-
pute but abandoned him
seeing strict blockade.
Kamlathewifeof Jas-
raj Singh, of Radwa vil-
lage, had delivered a
baby boy on July 6. On
Thursdaynightthebaby
was sleeping with his
father while mother was
sleepingonthenextbed.
On Friday morning
around 5 am they no-
ticed the missing baby
.
During search all
CCTVs installed in the
hospital campus were
found non-functional.
Barmer district collec-
tor One nursing staff,
who was on duty, has
also been removed.
The police team with the
recovered infant.
SUSPENSION ISSUE:
NURSING ASSN
BOYCOTT WORK
Protesting suspension
of one nursing staff
member in the newborn
missing case, the Nursing
Association boycotted the
work and launched agita-
tion outside the PMO resi-
dence. They warned that
they would not end their
protest till reinstatement of
the suspended staff.
Speaking on
party platform
not indiscipline:
Rohitash
First India Bureau
Alwar: After replying
to the notice of BJP for
his remarks against the
party, former minister
Rohitash
Sharma,
a support-
er of for-
mer CM
Va s u n d -
hara Raje,
has again
shown the same atti-
tude. Rohitash said not
a single big leader of
BJP came, in the last
two years, to his area in
Alwar and this is the
pain he has even today
and it was there before.
“I expressed this pain
at party platform,
speaking on party plat-
form is not indiscipline.
I have also replied to the
notice, I have not given
any statement against
BJP,” he said.
Meanwhile, BJP state
president Satish Poonia
has forwarded a copy of
the notice and Roh-
itash’s reply to the dis-
ciplinary committee for
further action.
Sharma said public
representatives have
the right to speak. How
will there be internal
democracy in the party
when they are not al-
lowed to speak, Sharma
questioned.
Allegations should be answered,
Dotasra to BJP, RSS on bribe case
First India Bureau
Jaipur: PCC president
and Education Minister
Govind Singh Dotasra
on Friday targeted the
BJP and RSS over the
matter of a video going
viral in the BVG bribe
matter. He has said that
a leader has been
caught in the matter of
commission while an-
other is on the run. Do-
tasra said that the alle-
gations should be an-
swered by coming for-
ward, while those who
talk about the rule of
law themselves are ridi-
culing the law.
Dotasra was address-
ing a thanks giving pro-
gramme organised on
behalf of the Teachers’
organisation at the
Shaheed Samarak.
Later, Dotasra and
Rajasthan Child Rights
Protection Commission
Chairperson Sangeeta
Beniwal went on a tour
of Dudu in Jaipur. Dur-
ing this, the teaching
material costing Rs
24.38 lakh was inaugu-
rated from MLA fund of
Babulal Nagar at the
Government College.
Guests also distributed
aid cheques at Govt
Higher Secondary
School to 225 families of
60 gram panchayats.
Govind S Dotasra, Sangeeta
Beniwal & Babulal Nagar.
M Pharm course
to start at MLSU
with 12 seats
Udaipur: M. Pharm
course will start from
this year at Mohanlal
Sukhadia University for
which 12 seats have also
been approved.
University VC Prof
Amerika Singh said for
a long time, efforts were
being made to start the
course and in this se-
quencePharmacyCoun-
cil of India has given
approval for MPharma.
A new chapter will be
recorded in University’s
academic history with
this, he added. —FIB
NEWS DIGEST
COPS LOOKING FOR
KILLER OF EX-UNION
MIN’S WIFE IN CITY
New Delhi: Three Delhi
Police teams are conduct-
ing raids to nab the third
suspect in the murder of
Kitty Kumaramangalam, the
wife of late Union minister
P Rangaraja Kumaraman-
galam, police said on Friday.
Raids are being conducted
in Rajasthan and areas in
and around the national cap-
ital to nab Suraj, the third
suspect in the case, who is
suspected to have fled to
Jaipur with the robbed gold
ornaments to sell them, the
police said. Late Union min-
ister’s wife was smothered
to death on Tuesday during
an attempted robbery her
Delhi home.
CBI TIGHTENS NOOSE ON BRIBE-TAKERS,
TWO ARRESTED FOR DEMANDING `25K
Jaipur: The Central Bureau of Investigation arrested
an Jai Prakash Gupta, Assistant Manager, National
Institute for Smart Government, Hyderabad (working as
State Resource Person of UIDAI in Jaipur) and Hemraj
Tanwar, owner of M/s Tanwar Complete Services, Jaipur
in a bribery case. A case was registered against Tanwar
and Gupta on a com-
plaint alleging that Tan-
war demanded `25,000
from the complainant in
Gupta’s name and other
staff of UIDAI of Jaipur/
New Delhi for facilitat-
ing the complainant in
restoring his Operator ID, which was suspended in
the month of March, 2021. A trap was laid and Tanwar
was caught while demanding and accepting bribe of
`20,000 from the complainant. During investigation,
role of Gupta was also found and he was arrested.
Searches were conducted at the premises of both the
accused. Both the arrested accused will be produced
before the Competent Court on Saturday.
EDUCATIONIST MOHINI BAKSHI PASSES AWAY
Jaipur: Founder of Seedling group of Institutions and
Jaipur National University, Mohini Bakshi passed away
on Friday. An icon in the field of education, Bakshi was
recognised for her exemplary contribution in changing the
face of education in the state and led several humanitarian
initiatives for which she was hugely honoured.
Encouraging eco-tourism will provide a
fillip to industry, generate jobs: Bishnoi
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: State’s new eco-
tourism policy has re-
ceived approval of the
state Cabinet and soon
this policy will be imple-
mented by issuing a ga-
zette notification. For-
est and Environment
Minister Sukhram
Bishnoi while express-
ing gratitude of Chief
Minister Ashok Gehlot
said that the new policy
will be helpful in pro-
moting the tourism in-
dustry in state.
There are 3 National
Parks in Rajasthan, and
including Bundi’s Ram-
garh there are 4 Tiger
Reserves, 27 Wildlife
Sanctuaries, 2 Ramsar
Sites, 14 Conservation
Reserves. Some new
wildlife projects are also
under discussion. Ra-
jasthan is the largest
state in the country with
34.22 million hectares,
whichis10%of thecoun-
try’stotalareaand9%of
Rajasthan is under the
forest department.
The eco-tourism pol-
icy has been given
shape under the leader-
ship of Sreya Guha,
Principal Secretary,
Forest and Environ-
ment Department.
Bishnoi said that
tourism industry is of
great importance for
state’s economy due to
the cultural, historical,
geographical and eco-
logical diversity of Ra-
jasthan. “By encourag-
ing eco-tourism along
with general tourism,
not only tourism indus-
try will get a fillip, but
exclusive employment
opportunities can also
be obtained for the peo-
ple. Along with this,
participation of people
of the state can also be
ensured in the conser-
vation of biodiversity,
forest and wildlife,”
Bishnoi said.
NEW ECO-TOURISM POLICY
Rajasthan has 3 National Parks, 4 Tiger Reserves, 27 Sanctuaries & 14 Conservation Reserves.

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Piyush Goyal
@PiyushGoyal
Co-chaired the 21st Session of India-
Italy Joint Commission for Economic
cooperation with the Italian Minister
of Foreign Affairs International
Cooperation, @LuigiDiMaio.
Reaffirmed our shared commitment to
deepening our bilateral economic ties
enhancing mutual cooperation.
Jairam Ramesh
@Jairam_Ramesh
Rajasthan has put in place capacity
to administer 15 lakh doses A DAY,
and has already done 10 lakh doses a
day. But Modi govt has allocated only
49 lakh doses to RJ for THE ENTIRE
MONTH of July. How will we vaccinate
India if @PMOIndia divides India into
BJP and non-BJP states?
SPIRITUAL SPEAK
If due to ego you think: I
shall not fight; this resolve
of yours is vain. Your own
nature will compel you.
—Bhagavad Gita
IN-DEPTH
TOP TWEET
DESPITE ORDERS
IN CAIRN’S
FAVOUR, THE
DISPUTE LINGERS
he latest in the Cairn
Energy versus the In-
dian government has
gone in favour of the
energy giant with a
French court ordering freezing
of India’s properties in the up-
scale 16th Arrondissement in
Paris. The estimated value of
properties frozen is Rs 177 crore.
This is the second major setback
to India after the Hague-based
Permanent Court of Arbitration
ruled against India’s retrospec-
tive tax demand from Cairn. The
governmenthasappealedagainst
the arbitration award and Cairn
is filing cases for seizure of In-
dia’s assets in various countries
to enforce the award for the re-
covery of Rs 12,750 crore.
The dispute arose in 2006-07
when Cairn, UK, transferred
sharesof CairnIndiaHoldingsto
CairnIndiaunderaninternalar-
rangement. Income-tax authori-
ties levied a capital gains tax up
toRs24,500croreonthesupposed
capital gains made by the com-
pany
. In 2011 it was barred from
selling 10 percent of its business.
T
t is much too early
for assessing vot-
ers’ mood in Uttar
Pradesh where as-
sembly elections
are due early next year but a
snap poll by IANS-CVoter has
taken the lead in predicting
victory for the BJP. The sur-
vey said that 52 percent of
respondents said that Yogi
Adityanath will win the elec-
tions while 37 thought that he
will not return to power. The
BJP has 312 seats in the pre-
sent House with SP (47) and
BSP (19) trailing far behind.
The snap poll findings may
prove to be right as Yogi’s
popularity, despite allega-
tions of shortage of oxygen
and hospital beds during the
pandemic and suppression
of actual number of Covid-19
deaths. The state may have
missed achieving the trillion-
dollar economy goal for now,
but the accolades coming his
way are far too many to allow
one to talk about the missed
target. His popularity is next
only to that of Prime Minis-
ter Narendra Modi.
Despite there being little
challenge to either the BJP
or Yogi’s leadership, such
polls can sometimes go hor-
ribly wrong like the exit
polls in West Bengal where
pundits had all but written
off Trinamool Congress. The
CVoter poll gave 158 seats to
TMC and 115 to the BJP. As
results later showed, the pre-
diction turned out to be way
off the mark. The big advan-
tage which the BJP has is
that it does not have a TMC
like opponent in the State to
deal with.
BJP VICTORY IN UTTAR
PRADESH IS A GIVEN
Despite there being little
challenge to either the
BJP or Yogi’s
leadership, such polls
can sometimes go
horribly wrong like
the exit polls in West
Bengal where pundits
had all but written off
Trinamool Congress
I
SUPERPOWER
STATUS TO CHINA
Russia’s dilemma deepens following the spectacular centenary celebrations of CPC
ith the unfolding of the
thrust of the Chinese agenda
to be more assertive in the
next three decades as a sole
Super Power in a unipolar
world haunts both the USA
and Russia.
The ongoing centenary cel-
ebrations of the Chinese
Communist Party (CPC) re-
veal the aspirations of the
country and its leadership.
The party, which was found-
ed in 1921, has successfully
brought China on the world
map as a Superpower.
Meanwhile, America is los-
ing its sole Superpower sta-
tus acquired following the
collapse of the USSR (Union
of Soviet Socialist Republics)
during the last quarter of the
20th century. The successor
state of the USSR, Russia is
keen to regain its lost glory,
but it is unable to match ad-
equate resources to counter
China’s massive efforts.
With the entry of China in
this exclusive Super Power
club as an assertive nation,
especially amidst the Cov-
id-19 pandemic during 2019-
20 has unnerved America,
but it is unable to browbeat
China due to its enormous
economic and technological
clout. The apprehension is
that it would replace the USA
as the only superpower on
the earth, when the People’s
Republic of China (PRC) cel-
ebrates centenary in 2049.
The three key leaders, the
US President, Joe Biden, Rus-
sian president, Vladimir Pu-
tin and the Chinese presi-
dent, Xi Jinping, are no stran-
gers to each other. They have
had meetings and know quite
well each other’s agenda.
In June this year, Biden
and Putin had started a dia-
logue on the issue of tackling
the dragon, but it is difficult
to predict its final outcome.
The leaders of the two coun-
tries have to regain confi-
dence in each other for any
meaningful gain. China ap-
pears to be determined to
achieve its goal between the
celebrations of the two cen-
turies, the CPC and the PRC.
With the end of the British
colonial power during the
post–WorldWar-IIyears,USA
and USSR had emerged as the
Superpowers, though both
the USA and USSR were allies
against Germany
. Interest-
ingly, China and Russia have
had cose ties for the past 100
years. The CPC was founded
by Chen Duxiu and Li Dazhao
in 1921 with the help of the
Far Eastern Russian Social
Democratic Labour Party
(Bolsheviks). The bonding be-
came stronger between the
USSR and China following
the victory of the CPC in the
civil war and the establish-
mentof aCommunistregime.
The USSR-China alliance had
become so powerful that dur-
ing the tenure of Richard
Nixon, the USA recognized it
and tried to win the support
of the Chinese leadership.
There is a trust deficit be-
tween the US and Russia;
therefore, it is difficult to pre-
dict whether Biden and Putin
would be able to coordinate
against the growing clout of
China. In a bid to restrain
Russia in the Central Europe
and Balkans, US has imposed
economic sanctions such as it
could ot supply its gas to the
western Europe. China has
recently offered Russia a mas-
sive 400 billion USD deal to
buy oil and gas. Also, China
already has penetrated in the
American and European eco-
nomic and academic systems.
Ithasasizablepresenceinthe
stock-exchanges of America
and already has huge invest-
ments in real estate. The Brit-
ish nuclear power stations
are dependent upon the Chi-
nese technology and capital.
During the CPC centenary
celebrations, China an-
nounced that its dream of at-
taining a “Xiaokang society”
i.e. its citizens have come out
from the abject poverty of
the past, has been achieved.
The ongoing centenary cel-
ebrationsinChinaremindsus
thatduringtheCentenaryCel-
ebrations of the Indian Na-
tional Congress (INC) in 1985,
the then ruling party under
Rajiv Gandhi too had an-
nounced that the country
would become a developed na-
tion during the 21st century
.
Even after four decades, the
country’s goal appears to be
“hazy” or unclear. While the
CPC has been blending its de-
velopmental goals with the
past roots of the Confucius
era,inIndiaemphasisisbeing
given to the ancient texts at
the cost of the study of mod-
ernsciencesandtechnologies.
A confident China armed
with financial resources as
well as the state-of-technolo-
gies is moving ahead. It is not
perturbed by the Biden-Putin
summit. Its spectacular suc-
cess is being show-cased in
the magnificence of the cen-
tenary celebrations at the
Tiananmen Square in Bei-
jing, which was once the
venue of the massacre of
democracy-loving students
in 1989. The human rights is-
sue and civil liberties may
have only academic value in
the coming years. Indica-
tions are that China’s “ag-
gressive postures” in various
parts of the world, from the
Galwan Valley in the high
Himalayas to the South Chi-
na Sea would continue. The
world has to reconcile with it.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
W
The ongoing centenary
celebrations in China
reminds us that during
the Centenary
Celebrations of the Indian
National Congress (INC)
in 1985, the then ruling
party under Rajiv Gandhi
too had announced that
the country would become
a developed nation during
the 21st century
With the entry of China in
this exclusive
Superpower club as an
assertive nation,
especially amidst the
Covid-19 pandemic
during 2019-20 has
unnerved America, but it
is unable to browbeat
China due to its
enormous economic and
technological clout
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INDIA
05
New Delhi: Kerala,
which has been strug-
gling to manage the
Covid-19 pandemic in
the country
, is now fac-
ing another major
health crisis in the
form of the Zika virus.
According to the re-
ports, the first case of
the Zika virus was re-
ported from Kerala on
Thursday
. However, on
Friday, Kerala report-
ed 13 more cases of
mosquito-borne Zika
virus in Thiruvanan-
thapuram, causing a
worry to authorities in
the state. The Kerala
government said they
had sent 19 samples to
the institute, out of
which 13 were found to
be positive. Authori-
ties have collected all
the samples from
Thiruvananthapuram
that tested positive for
Zika virus and has
been sent to the Na-
tional Institute of Vi-
rology (NIV) in Pune.
Samples of a 24-yr-old
pregnant woman who
sought treatment late
last month with symp-
toms like fever, head-
ache, and red marks on
the skin, have also
been sent to NIV in
Pune. —ANI
High alert in Kerala after 14 Zika virus cases
New Delhi: BJP MP Pragya Thakur seems to be in the
pink of her health as videos
of her taking part in several
physical activities are going
viral. MP Congress leader
Narendra Saluja posted videos
on Twitter and said whenever
he sees sister Pragya playing basketball and dancing,
without any assistance, he feels delighted.
New Delhi: The Union
Health Ministry on Fri-
day cautioned that the
second wave of COV-
ID-19 is not over yet and
noted that 66 districts in
the country reported
more than 10 per cent
positivity for the week
ending July 8.
Addressing a press
conference, Lav Agar-
wal, Joint Secretary in
the Ministry of Health
and Family Welfare,
said 80 per cent of new
cases are coming from
90 districts- indicating
the need for focused at-
tention in these areas.
In the first wave, a
peak of 97,894 cases was
observed on September
17. In the second wave,
a peak of 4,14,188 cases
was recorded on May 7.
From May 1-7, 3,89,803
cases were reported on
an average, it has been
dropping since then
and now from July 3-9,
42,100 were reported on
an average, he said.
In the country
, 53 per
cent of cases are com-
ing from Maharashtra
and Kerala. Maharash-
tra (21 per cent) and
Kerala (32 per cent).
There are 86 districts
with less than 100 daily
cases. Eighty per cent
of new cases are com-
ing from 90 districts- in-
dicating the need for
focused attention in
these areas. Sixty-six
districts in India re-
ported more than 10 per
cent positivity for the
week ending July 8,
Agarwal added.
The second wave is
not over yet. There is
still danger. It is neces-
sary to keep following
COVID protocols in or-
der to close the second
wave fully, he asserted.
During the briefing, a
video from Kempty falls
in Uttarakhand's Mus-
sorie, was played in
which a large crowd of
people can be seen with-
out masks and flouting
social distancing proto-
cols.
Is it not an open invi-
tation to the virus to
infect us? Agarwal
asked after the video
was played.
The Health Ministry
official informed that
8.99 crore vaccine doses
were administered in
April, 6.10 crore in May
and 11.97 crores in June.
‘2ndwavenotoveryet,more
than10%positivityin66dist’
Mumbai: Maharashtra
government-appointed
inquiry commission
will record the state-
ment of Nationalist
Congress Party chief
Sharad Pawar in the
Bhima Koregaon vio-
lence case.
While speaking to
ANI, Ashish Satpute,
inquiry commission
lawyer said, Maha-
rashtra government-
appointed inquiry com-
mission will record the
statement of NCP chief
Sharad Pawar in the
Bhima Koregaon vio-
lence case. Witnesses'
statements to be record-
ed from August 2 and
Pawar will be sum-
moned as well. Recent-
ly, Bhima Koregaon ac-
cused Stan Swamy on
Monday passed away in
Mumbai's Bandra Hos-
pital. He was 84.
Maharashtra
govt-appoints
commission to
record Pawar’s
statement
BHIMA KOREGAON
VIOLENCE CASE
NADDA TERMS VIRBHADRA SINGH’S,
DEMISE AS ‘PERSONAL LOSS’
Himachal: BJP chief JP Nadda on Friday paid tribute
to former Himachal Pradesh CM and Congress leader
Virbhadra Singh, who passed away at Shimla's Indira
Gandhi Medical College and Hospital. Nadda said: I
came here to pay tribute to Virbhadra Singh ji. I met
him in a hospital a few days back. It is a personal
loss. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi too visited
Shimla to pay his respects to Singh on Friday.
New Delhi: The PM on
Friday spoke to former
Uttar Pradesh CM Kaly-
an Singh’s grandson
enquired about his
health. In a tweet, PM
said people across India
are praying for the
speedy recovery of Sin-
gh. “Countless people
across India are pray-
ing for the speedy recov-
ery of Kalyan Singh Ji.
Yesterday @JPNadda
Ji, CM @myogiadity-
anath Ji others went
to the hospital to meet
him. I just spoke to his
grandson enquired
about his health,” PM
Modi tweeted.
PM Modi enquires about
Kalyan Singh’s health
Jammu: The Delimita-
tion Commission on
Friday said that delimi-
tation will be conducted
on the basis of the 2011
census and the final
draft will be prepared
after taking all de-
mands and recommen-
dations into account.
Chief Election Com-
missioner of India Su-
shil Chandra said, The
first full-fledged delimi-
tation commission was
formed in 1981 which
could submit its recom-
mendation after 14
years in 1995. It was
based on the 1981 cen-
sus. Thereafter, no de-
limitation has taken
place. In 2020, the de-
limitation was consti-
tuted to carry on the
exercise on the basis of
2011 census as per sec-
tion 62 of JK Reorgan-
isation Act, 2019. 24
seats of the legislative
assembly of UT of JK
shall remain vacant
and the said area shall
be excluded in delimit-
ing the territorial con-
stituency as provided
under part V of JK
Reorganisation Act,
2019, Chandra said.
Delimitation exercise will be
based on last Census: CEC
New Delhi: The Naren-
dra Modi government
have reduced the im-
portance of the En-
forcement Directorate
(ED) Central Bureau
of Investigation (CBI),
Maharashtra Congress
chief Nana Patole
alleged on Friday
.
He also hit out
at the Centre
saying that al-
though it has
newly created a
separate Co-op-
eration Minis-
try, Union Home Minis-
ter Amit Shah, who has
been given its addition-
al charge, does not
know anything about
the co-operation move-
ment. Patole said, ED
and CBI are country's
topmost investigative
agencies, but the Modi
government BJP have
turned them inconse-
quential. Nobody both-
ers about them now.
Their importance has
been reduced by the
central government.”
‘ModigovtreducedrelevanceofED,CBI’
ONLY 50 TOURISTS NOW ALLOWED
AT MUSSOORIE’S KEMPTY FALLS
HARYANA FARMERS TO GET 10
HOURS OF ELECTRICITY EACH DAY
Dehradun: After tourists flouted COVID norms
at Mussoorie’s Kempty Falls the Uttarakhand
government on Friday announced that only 50
visitors will be allowed at the waterfall and they
can not stay there beyond half an hour. The
district administration took this step after photos
of hundreds of tourists bathing together in the
waterfall went viral on social media.
Chandigarh: The Haryana government on Friday
informed that the farmers of
the state will get two hours
additional electricity supply
for sowing paddy due to delay
in monsoon. “Farmers of the
state will be given 10 hours of
electricity instead of 8 hours till the arrival of mon-
soons,” tweeted the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO).
RAIN, THUNDERSTORMS LIKELY IN
SEVERAL PARTS OF KERALA: IMD
Kottayam: The India Meteorological Department
has issued a warning of heavy rainfall in Kerala.
“Generally cloudy sky with a few spells of rain
or thunderstorms is the forecast of July 9,” said
Regional Meteorological Centre, Thiruvanan-
thapuram. “Scattered rains are predicted all over
Kerala, including other districts,” added the India
Meteorological Department.
AFTER PLAYING BASKETBALL, PRAGYA
NOW DANCES CONG IS ‘DELIGHTED’
UTTARAKHAND HC EXTENDS STAY
ON CHAR DHAM YATRA TILL JULY 28
Nainital: The Uttarakhand HC has extended the
stay on the Char Dham Yatra till July 28. The HC,
earlier on June 28, had stayed the state Cabinet's
decision permitting Char Dham Yatra with a limited
number of pilgrims and also ordered live stream-
ing of Char Dham shrines. In view of Covid-19
and poor health preparedness, the decision of the
government has been put on hold by High Court.
COVID-19 IS LIKE INFLUENZA, MAY
REACH ITS ENDEMIC STAGE: ICMR
MSN LABS ENTERS INTO LICENCE
AGREEMENT WITH DRDO FOR 2 DG
Mumbai: Experts suggest that the COVID-19 virus,
just like Influenza, will subsequently reach its en-
demic stage, that is, it will always be present in a
certain population or region. They added that mu-
tations are normal, and there is nothing to panic
about. Influenza, commonly known as flu, was a
pandemic 100 years ago but today it is endemic.
New Delhi: Drug firm MSN Laboratories on Friday
said it has entered into a licence agreement with the
Defence Research Development Establishment
for the manufacturing, distribution marketing
of 2-Deoxy-D-Glucose, used for the treatment of
COVID. 2-DG has been granted permission by the
Drug Controller General of India for emergency use.
OVER 36 CR VAX
ADMINISTERED
HETERO DECLARES
CLINICAL RESULTS
New Delhi: India's
cumulative vaccination
coverage has exceeded
36,89,91,222, as per
the provisional report
on Friday. 40,23,173
doses were admin-
istered in the last 24
hours, as per the gov-
ernment. Cumulatively,
11,18,32,803 doses
administered in age
group 18-44 years.
Hyderabad: Hetero,
a globally renowned
pharmaceutical
organization an-
nounced the interim
clinical results from
Phase III clinical
trials of Molnupiravir
in mild Covid-19
patients conducted
across multiple
COVID dedicated
hospital across India.
New Delhi: Con-
gress leader Rahul
Gandhi on Friday
took a dig at PM
Modi over rising
PNG and CNG
prices saying that
inflation is grow-
ing and ''good
days'' are a burden
on the country.
The Wayanad MP
further claimed
that the Prime Min-
ister is only an-
swerable to his
friends.
Inflation is
growing, ''good
days'' are a burden
on the country,
and the Prime
Minister is only
answerable to his
friends! #PNG
#CNGPriceHike,
said Rahul Gandhi
in a tweet roughly
translated from
Hindi.
RaGa takes a
jibe at PM on
rising CNG-
PNG prices
Delimitation commission members speak to the media, in JK.
A healthcare worker inoculates a beneficiary with a dose of COVID
vaccine during a vaccination drive at a School, in New Delhi.
Former UP CM Kalyan Singh
receives treatment at SGPGIMS
hospital in Lucknow.
—PHOTO BY PTI
AMIT SHAH TO CHAIR MEETING WITH
CMs OF NE STATES ON JULY 17
Shillong: Union Home Minister Amit Shah will chair
a meeting with CMs of north-
east states on July 17, during
which he is likely to take up
the matter of interstate bor-
der disputes among other is-
sues, Meghalaya CM Conrad
K Sangma said on Friday. The meeting will also be
attended by CS and DGP of these states, he said.
Journalist Rajeev Sharma
sent to ED custody
New Delhi:A Delhi
Court reserved order
on remand days to Ra-
jeev Sharma, a free-
lance journalist. He
was recently arrested
by ED under the Pre-
vention of Money
Laundering Act
(PMLA), 2002 on the
charges of supplying
confidential and sen-
sitive information to
Chinese intelligence
officers, in exchange
for remuneration. ED
today has sought sev-
en days of further re-
mand of him. ED
while seeking further
remand stated that
unearthing the end-
use of funds involved
in the instant case
would assist in ascer-
taining the exact
quantum of the pro-
ceeds of crime.
CRUCIAL READ

INDIA
06
Anita Hada
early two-
a n d - a - h a l f
years since
the political
churning in
Maharashtra, perhaps
the second most politi-
cal charged state after
Uttar Pradesh, it seems
that dark clouds are
gathering on the Maha
Vikas Aghadi (MVA)
and as a result a new
equation appears to be-
ing written.
MVA’s birth came out
of a tussle between the
BJP and its political
‘younger brother’ Shiv
Sena in the Maharash-
tra with Sena de-
manding its own CM.
After several days of
deliberations and
counterpoliticalmoves,
MVA—an alliance of
Sena-NCP and Con-
gress—came into being,
an alliance of opposite
thinking parties.
But if political pan-
dits are to be believed,
there is a word that
MVA’s days could be
numbered as the ‘family
reunion’ between BJP
and Sena is on the cards.
It is being said in the po-
litical circles of Maha-
rashtra and New Delhi,
that all is not well in the
MVA and as a result, re-
cently Sena leader San-
jay Raut held a secret
meet with BJP leader
Ashish Selar.
Furthermore, observ-
ers also claim that the
appointment of 12 MLC
in Maharashtra is also
being stalled for
the past eight months
due to the pressure from
theCentreandSenaisin
no mood to try to get the
file worked upon. It is
believed that ‘stall’ has
been to wait for the right
time for Sena-BJP to
come back together
which is fruitful for
Sena since instead of
splitting the 12 seats in a
4 seat each situation, it
could get to field 6 of its
own with BJP getting
the remaining 6.
But what
was more curious was
the remark of former
BJP Chief Minister of
the state Devendra Fad-
navis who did not fire at
Sena like the past few
years rather said, “Shiv
Sena is not our enemy.
We have fought many
battles together and we
will decide on the fu-
ture course based on
the situation.”
It is since that a
change is being ob-
served in BJP and Se-
na’s approach towards
each other and perhaps
the increasing pressure
from the central agen-
cies could be a reasons
for this. But the million
dollar question is
whether present CM Ud-
dhav Thackeray will
step down and make
way for his predecessor
Devendra Fadnavis,
who inspite of being the
leader of opposition in
the assembly, still con-
tinues to be the front
runner for the top post.
Earlier there was a talk
of Thackeray to contin-
ue and Fadnavis to be
sent to the Centre as a
Cabinet minister but
now according to sourc-
es, Fadnavis, who was
likely to take over the
charge of finance port-
folio, has been asked to
stay in Mumbai only for
any major ‘change’ in
the coming days.
Interestingly, all the
new entrants from Ma-
harashtra in the Un-
ion Cabinet are fa-
vourites of Fad-
navis.
Vishal Srivastava
Lucknow: The legisla-
tive assembly election
in UP, which has long
been considered to be
the political gateway
forNewDelhi,isaround
a year away, however,
that has not detracted
the ruling BJP from be-
ing the first to jump in
the electoral cauldron.
Case in point is the re-
cent Modi cabinet ex-
pansion through which
the saffron party, that
had been labelled to be
supporting a particular
community at the ex-
pense of others, has
tried to steer clear from
the murky waters by ap-
pointing leaders from
Dalit and backward
communities.
Perhaps for the first
time, UP’s ‘gateway’ is
through New Delhi
with as many as 15 min-
isters, including PM
Modi, hailing from con-
stituencies of UP. It
would therefore, not be
wrong to say that UP
has been given a large
representation with a
view on the 2022 assem-
bly election.
The backward and
other backward classes,
that have come across
as strong BJP support-
ers post 2014, have been
given three new minis-
ters, giving the message
of Sabka Sath, Sabka
Vikas. It is believed that
this move is to counter
the Samajwadi party’s
move to entice the back-
ward classes and OBCs.
Inclusion of Anupriya
Patel, MP from Mir-
zapur who holds sway
in Kurmi community
that in turn holds sway
over several districts in
eastern UP, while also
including Pankaj
Choudhary, another
Kurmi leader from Ma-
harajganj in Purvan-
chal belt, are two ‘mas-
terstrokes’.
With these develop-
ments, BJP has certain-
ly taken the lead in the
run-up to the 2022 elec-
tion and also sounded
the poll-bugle for its
‘dormant’ competition.
Gehlot writes...
Eco-system in the coun-
try, we would be able to
take forward the part-
nership between Center
and State in our fight
against Corona still fur-
ther. Though presently,
the COVID cases are on
the steady decline, still
looking to the predic-
tion of likely 3rd Wave
we have been steadily
beefing up medical in-
frastructure right down
to Primary Health Care
level (along with en-
hancing human re-
source capacity). But, it
is apparent that apart
from COVID appropri-
ate behaviour, vaccina-
tion is the only way to
effectively counter the
threat of 3rd Wave.”
The letter further
read, “Over 2.59 Crore
people have already re-
ceived first dose of vac-
cination, and out of
these over 44 lacs have
even received the sec-
ond dose as well. It is
also pertinent to men-
tion that we have
achieved negative (less
than 0 %) wastage. Due
to our efforts, the num-
ber of people who got
vaccinated early on was
among the highest. As a
result, around 65 lac
people would be due for
their second dose by the
end of July
, 2021. Center
has been allocating vac-
cines primarily on the
basis of target popula-
tion, while greater con-
sideration should be
given to the number of
people due for second
dose (as it is a time sen-
sitive issue).”
“Another important
and pertinent issue is
that out of the total allo-
cation25%isearmarked
for Private Medical In-
stitutions (On cost ba-
sis). Looking to the pre-
sent demand under this
segment, the offtake is
only around two per-
cent. Which in effect fur-
ther reduces our alloca-
tion substantially
. As a
result, we have been in-
dicated allocation of
only 49 lac doses up till
31st July for the State
Government(and16lacs
for Private Medical In-
stitutions, which they
willnotbelifting).Thus,
theallocationisnoteven
goingtocoverthepeople
dueforseconddose,”Ge-
hlot said, further add-
ing, “We have been re-
questingGovernmentof
India to not only in-
crease our allocation,
but also to allocate full
quota(100%)totheState
Government. To ensure
time bound expeditious
vaccination, we have
createdacapacitytovac-
cinate over 15 lac per-
sons per day
. Presently
our daily vaccination is
limited to the extent of
supplies received from
Central Government.
The daily average of
vaccine doses received,
since the start of vacci-
nation drive for 18 years
plus,hasbeenaround2-3
lacs only
.”
Delhi HC...
shall secure for its citi-
zens Uniform Civil
Code ought not to re-
main a mere hope.”
In the Shah Bano
case, SC had said that a
common civil code
would help the cause of
national integration by
removing disparate loy-
alties to laws having
conflicting ideologies.
FROM PG 1
FROM RIFT TO RAFT
SENA TO ‘SAIL’ WITH BJP?...BUT
WHO WILL BE THE CM?
Ek Ka Teen! Gehlot’s
move leaves BJP
looking for three faces
Shashikant Sharma
hen a few
dayspriorto
the Modi
C a b i n e t
shuffle, it
was announced that
Union minister Tha-
warchand Gehlot will
be Governor for Kar-
nataka, the move sur-
prised many within
the BJP and in the po-
litical circles outside
the party as well. Now
with Cabinet shuffle
being conducted suc-
cessfully, BJP leaders
are eyeing 3 ‘vacant
spots’ left due to guber-
natorial exercise and
Gehlot’s move to Kar-
nataka Raj Bhawan.
Gehlot was a Rajya
SabhaMPfromMPand
leaderof BJPintheUp-
per House. Therefore,
twovacancieshavebeen
created with one Rajya
SabhaseatvacantinMP
andpostof leaderinRS
is vacant. Meanwhile,
there is a third vacancy
aswell,asGehlotwillno
longer remain in the
BJP Parliamentary
Board, of which he was
a member. Therefore,
by moving Gehlot, 3
leaders can be accom-
modated. Word is that
in his place, the party
will induct another
Dalit leader in parlia-
mentary board. Since
the monsoon session
of Parliament is about
to begin from July 19,
the party will have to
appoint its leader in
the Upper House.
But a bigger ques-
tionstillremainsunan-
swered as to who will
be the leader of the
party in the Upper
House? There are sev-
eral faces for the posi-
tion namely Bhupen-
dra Yadav, Prakash Ja-
vadekar, Suresh Prab-
hu, Piyush Goyal,
Dushyant Gautam, Sa-
roj Pandey
, Nirmala
Sitharaman, Mansukh
BhaiMandaviya,Puru-
shottam Rupala, Dhar-
mendra Pradhan etc.
The focus of the par-
ty is on taking the Dalit
or OBC leadership for-
ward, so a person from
either of these two
communities will be-
come the leader.
Meanwhile, party
could field its General
Secretary Kailash
VijayvargiyaasMPfor
Rajya Sabh on the seat
vacated by Gehlot,
while the name of
Dinesh Trivedi, who
joined BJP by resign-
ing from the TMC and
Rajya Sabha.
Gehlot’s vacancy
also leaves appoint-
ment of a Dalit mem-
ber in the board. With
faces like Dushyant
Gautam, Vijay Sonkar
Shastri and Arjun
Ram Meghwal in kitty
,
BJP will consider a
name after much deep
thought.
N W
BJP TO ‘RE-ENTER’
UP VIA DALIT HOMES!
Ministers
meet their
predecessors
Jyotiraditya
assumes charge
of Civil Aviation
New Delhi: Following
Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi’s advice on
Thursday
, many newly-
inducted Ministers in
the Union Council of
Ministers have called on
their predecessors to
seektheir“guidanceand
relevant experience”.
In his first meeting
with the newly-induct-
ed Ministers on Thurs-
day, Prime Minister
Narendra Modi had ad-
viced them to meet
their respective prede-
cessors and learn from
their experience.
UnionLawandJustice
Minister Kiren Rijiju
met his predecessor and
senior BJP leader Ravi
Shankar Prasad. Newly
inducted Minister of
State for Health Bharati
Pravin Pawar too appre-
ciated PM Modi’s ad-
vice and said that tak-
ing guidance is the first
step to know the work
handed over. —ANI
New Delhi: Jyotiradi-
tya Scindia, who had
joined the BJP last year
after leaving the Con-
gress, assumed charges
as the 33rd Civil Avia-
tion Minister of the
country on Friday
.
Scindia took charge
in the presence of for-
mer Aviation Minister
Hardeep Singh Puri.
Union Agriculture Min-
ister Narendra Singh
Tomar also reached the
Ministry
.
Change of Guard to hurt Education Ministry?
Syed Umar
For a long time now,
there has been a belief
that important minis-
tries like Education
Ministry should not be-
come a ‘ping-pong’ be-
tween two different
ministers. However,
over the years, due to
political compulsions,
there has invariably a
change of guard spe-
cially in the Education
Ministry
. Call it bad per-
formance or political
necessity, merely four
ministers have been
able to hold on to their
full quota of five years.
In fact, the ministry’s
importance has only
grown in the past few
decades with more IITs
and IIMs. But political-
ly, the ministry contin-
ues to strive for being
‘taken seriously’.
During the first term,
it was Smriti Irani fol-
lowed by Javadekar
who were at the helm in
the ministry and in
Modi 2.0, first it was
Ramesh Pokhriyal Nis-
hank and now Dhar-
mendra Pradhan.
Butwhydoesachange
of individual matter?
Experts believe that if
ministers continue to
change in short span, it
makes it difficult to im-
plement such policies
that could be beneficial
in the long run and take
time to be implemented.
On the contrary hand-
ing sensitive ministries
like Education to one
minister will ensure
that work gets done in a
time bound manner.
However, it is still a
‘mystery’ that why an
outstanding performer
Pradhan has been
divested off petroleum
ministry
.
Ravi Shankar Prasad,Javadekar
to be included in organisation
Mahesh Sharma
After Cabinet expan-
sion, the ‘job’, for the
BJP high command, is
far from over as it still
has to field its leaders
who resigned from Cab-
inet to accommodate
new faces.
Word in Delhi’s ‘po-
litical circle’ is that sen-
ior leaders Ravi
Shankar Prasad and
Prakash Javadekar
could be given impor-
tant responsibilities in
organisation. With
Bhupendra Yadav being
inducted in Union Cabi-
net, there are two posi-
tion of party general
secretary vacant now.
Furthermore, since
Annapurna Devi has
also been inducted in
Cabinet, position of
Vice President is also
vacant and 3 posts of
party secretary have
gone vacant after one
held by Vishveshvar
Tudu was added owing
to Tudu being inducted
in cabinet. Meanwhile,
other dropped minis-
ters could be adjusted
in national org.
GOODS TRAIN FALLS OFF BRIDGE IN
MADHYA PRADESH, RESCUE OPS ON
PM RECEIVES COPY
OF TULSI’s BOOK
PM TO MEET
ATHLETES
Bhopal: Amid Sixteen coaches of a goods train fell from a
bridge after it derailed near Anuppur in Madhya Pradesh.
The train, carrying coal, was coming from Korba in
Chhattisgarh. According to preliminary reports, the railway
track situated on the bridge over the Alan River had
developed cracks due to which several coaches of the train
fell in the shallow river below, officials said.
New Delhi: PM Modi
received first copy of
book ‘The Ramayan of
Shri Guru Gobind Singh
Ji’ penned by Late Baljit
Kaur Tulsi on Friday. Late
Tulsi is the mother of
lawyer KTS Tulsi. Book
was handed over to PM
by RS MP Tulsi.
New Delhi: PM Modi
took stock of India’s
Olympic preparations
on Friday and also
announced an interac-
tion with the country’s
Tokyo-bound sportsper-
sons on July 13, three
days before the first
batch departs.
CRUCIAL READ
Uddhav Thackeray Devendra Fadnavis
Anupriya Patel

Barmer: Two children
died in a road mishap
while their mother got
critically injured when
a car hit them when
they were crossing the
road near Surte Ki Beri
village under Dhori-
manna police station in
Barmer, police said on
Friday. SHO Harchan-
dram Dewasi said the
deceased were identi-
fied as Kamla and her
two kids Mohan, 10, and
Ramesh, 8. Mohan died
at spot while Ramesh
died during treatment
at hospital. —FIB
HIT BY A CAR
TWO KIDS DIE,
MOTHER HURT
NEWS
07
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The platform
of the creative ‘Digital
Baal Mela 2021’ spon-
sored by Future Socie-
ty and LIC, which is
gaining popularity
across the country, is
creating buzz in every
household. Every day,
the children are taking
new lessons of life
from politicians and
society. Minister of
State for Labour Tikar-
am Jully is seeking co-
operation from the
children in making the
country child labour
free. The children are
also being given a deep
study of politics and
social service, in
which Shweta Baid, an
Alderman in America,
is motivating the chil-
dren to strengthen de-
mocracy, while world
famous Ruma Devi ad-
vises the children to
never give up.
In these dialogues, poli-
ticians, social workers,
doctors are giving new
task every day, which
chilren are fulfilling.
Children were made
aware to become the
ambassadors of mental
health. Higher Educa-
tion Minister Bhanwar
S Bhati announced the
RU examinations. Min-
ister of State for Medi-
cal Dr. Subhash Garg
gave task of running
vax campaign and
asked them to expose
the rumours about the
vaccine.
Till now, children have
interacted with PCC
Secretary Pushpendra
Bharadwaj, MLA Avi-
nash Gehlot, Ruma
Devi, MP Sumed-
hanand Saraswati, Dr.
Ajayvardhan Acharya,
Revenue Minister Har-
ish Chaudhary, former
Edu Minister Vasudev
Devnani. The children
discussed education,
health, mental health,
rituals, vaccination etc.
Children of Digital Baal Mela took promise
from ministers, will complete every task
ACB BANKS ON MANORANJAN BANK DUMMY
CURRENCY NOTES TO CATCH RPSC STAFFER
Shubham Jain
Ajmer: The Anti Cor-
ruption Bureau,
Jaipur on Friday im-
provised a new tech-
nique of catching a
bribe accused by using
dummy currency
notes worth Rs 22 lakh
from Manoranjan
Bank, meant for kids.
The complainant did
not have amount to pay
as bribe in lieu of se-
lection by getting more
marks in the interview
of Rajasthan Adminis-
trative Service (RAS).
The bureau caught
junior accountant Saj-
jan Singh Gurjar at
Rajasthan Public Ser-
vice Commission,
Ajmer with Rs 1 lakh
in cash and dummy
notes of Rs 22 lakh. Of
these, Rs 2 lakh were
meant to be kept by
Gurjar, resident of
Sungadi, Bandikui,
Dausa. The ACB will
investigate for whom
Rs 23 lakh were meant.
DG ACB BL Soni
said Gurjar demanded
a bribe of Rs 25 lakh in
lieu of getting good
marks in RAS 2018 in-
terview. RPSC Chair-
man Bhupendra Yadav
said no information
was received from the
ACB about the trap. He
said interviews will
continue and further
decision will be taken
after ACB’s inputs.
NEWS DIGEST
A GUARD DEAD, TWO INJURED IN GAS
CYLIDNER EXPLOSION AT SARAS DAIRY
Kota: A guard Bhupendra died while two were injured
as a freon gas cylinder exploded at Saras Dairy Kota
on Friday afternoon. The guards were standing near
the Dairy main gate where the incident happened.
These cylinders are supplied to the Milk Collection
Centre, where the gas helps in cooling. Cylinders
should have been picked up from the warehouse
directly, but in this case, cylinders came to the dairy
before the warehouse.
The Bikaner ACB on
Friday arrested Anees Ali,
principal of MN College of
Nursing, and a clerk Man-
ish Badgujar for charging an
additional fee of Rs 10,000
from the students other
than the fixed fees, said ACB
Inspector Anand Kumar. The
students were threatened to
be debarred from practical
and also not to fill the form
of the main exam. This bribe
was being taken in the form
of donation. As soon as the
money was taken from the
student, the ACB caught
Manish Badgujar red handed.
After this principal Anees Ali
was also held.
The ACB arrested technical
assistant of Ajmer Discom
Mahendra Singh Rawat red
handed while accepting a
bribe of Rs 11,000 in lieu of
not filling the VCR after taking
photos of misuse of electric-
ity. The complainant, Aladdin
Cheeta, a resident of Dedula,
said that Rawat, working in
Nasirabad, took photos of
his floor grinding machine
and electricity connections
on the wells at Dang of Devla
and demanded Rs 12,000
for deleting the photos and
not filling the VCR. The bribe
amount was recovered from
the possession of the ac-
cused.
DISCOM STAFF HELD
WITH `11,000 BRIBE
CLERK CAUGHT RED HANDED WITH `7,500
BRIBE IN SIROHI TEHSIL OFFICE
DOCTOR DEMANDED BRIBE FOR WOMAN’S
OPERATION, HIS STAFFER HELD WITH `5,000
An LDC working in Sirohi
tehsil office was caught red
handed by the ACB on Friday
afternoon taking a bribe of
Rs 7,500. ACB ASP Narayan
Singh Rajpurohit said that
23-year-old Rakesh Poonia
working in Sirohi tehsil office
was caught following a com-
plaint by Hiraram Dewasi and
Rajendra Kumar Jain. He said
that the accused demanded
bribe to do some official
work. The bribe amount was
recovered from a register and
the bureau team was searching
the documents and residence
of the accused.
The ACB arrested a contrac-
tual worker Sahdev red
handed while accepting a bribe
of Rs 5,000 at Janana Hospital
in Bharatpur. He is accused of
taking bribe on behalf of Dr
Sunil Meena, who got to know
of the action and escaped from
the hospital. The complainant
Yadram told the bureau that
the doctor had demanded Rs
6,000 bribe for an operation of
his wife, admitted on July 7.
The deal was finalised for Rs
5000. Police staff of Mathura
Gate police station has been
deployed at the house of the
doctor to nab him.
Accused Sajjan Singh Gurjar and a part of the bribe amount recovered from him.
PRINCIPAL, CLERK OF
NURSING COLLEGE HELD
The role of a member of RPSC is also under scanner as
the accused asked bureau team to talk to the member
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief Secretary
Niranjan Arya on Fri-
day said panchayat sec-
retariats should be con-
structed like mini sec-
retariat at the newly
formed panchayat
samitis and gram pan-
chayats where build-
ings are not available.
He directed officials to
undertake this task af-
ter the formation of 57
new Panchayat Samitis
and 1,456 Gram Pan-
chayats in the state.
He said that the prob-
lems being faced in al-
lotment of land for
Gram Panchayat build-
ings, Panchayat Samiti
buildings and Ambed-
kar Bhawans to be con-
structed at Panchayat
Samiti Headquarters
should be resolved at
the earliest.
Arya was addressing
a meeting organised by
the Rural and Panchay-
ati Raj Department in
this regard through
video conferencing on
Friday. Arya said the
new buildings should
be eco-friendly
.
In a separate meet-
ing, Arya directed the
officers of all depart-
ments to ensure that
answers to pending
questions of the Assem-
bly are given by August
15. Arya was reviewing
the status of all the ses-
sions of the 14th Assem-
bly and the Assembly
questions.
Jaipur: Police here
booked former Ram-
garh legislator Gyan
Deo Ahuja and nine
others on charges of
criminal intimidation
andpromotingenmity
between two groups
after a 12-year-old
girl’sallegedgangrape
in Alwar. The com-
plaint against the BJP
leader and the others
was lodged by advo-
cate Aas Mohammad
Khan, alleging that
they threatened to
evict the Meo commu-
nity from Naharpura
Kalanvillageandgave
an inflammatory
speech to disturb com-
munal harmony
. Ahu-
ja has announced a
mass gathering in Ba-
hadurpuronJuly25as
ashowof strength,the
complaint said. “An
FIR has been regis-
teredagainstGyandeo
Ahuja and others on
the basis of the com-
plaint. It will be our
effort that law and or-
der situation is main-
tained,” Alwar SP
Tejaswini Gautam
told reporters. Ahuja
saidtheactionisbeing
taken under political
directions. —PTI
Develop panchayat offices like mini-secretariat:Arya
CS Niranjan Arya Manju rajpal at meeting of panchayat dept.
COUPLE KILLED AS CAR HITS BIKE;
4-YR-OLD BOY CRUSHED BY TROLLEY
Bikaner/Karauli: A couple was killed while the
bike they were riding collided head on with a car
on the Bichwal Road in Bikaner on Friday. Bhag-
wan Ram, 25, a resident
of Jabalsar, was going
to Lunkaransar with his
wife Vinod. After the
incident, Bichwal police
reached the spot and
shifted the bodies to
PBM Hospital. In Karauli, a 4-year-old boy Himan-
shu was crushed under a tractor trolley and died
while playing outside the house at Hindaun city.
IPS SATYAVEER SINGH GETS RELIEF
IN PRESENCE BEFORE ACB COURT
Kota: Udaipur Range IG Satyaveer Singh has got
relief in a bribe case after six years. ACB Court
Judge Pramod Malik has accepted the applica-
tion of Singh for presence during hearing. The
applications for exemption from hearing of other
accused Farheen and her husband Nisar also
accepted. The next hearing is between August 2
to 6. Court has restrained IPS Singh to appear
on August 2. On behalf of Singh, his lawyer has
presented a request application for his absence
during the hearing. He further mentioned that the
reason for his absence is his tight schedule.
Case against BJP leader, 9
others for promoting enmity
Gyan Deo Ahuja
Arya said that it
is not right to
keep the Assembly
questions pending
for a long time as
they have a time limit
of 30 days. All the
departments should
ensure the questions
are answered within
stipulated time. He
also said that more
assembly questions
come to the depart-
ments directly.
PENDING
QUESTIONS
Anees Ali and Manish Badgujar
Sahdev
Mahendra Singh Rawat

First India Bureau
Jaipur: All Rajasthan
districts will have medi-
calcolleges and thestate
governmenthasfulfilled
all necessary conditions
for it, said Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot on Fri-
day
. “It is a matter of
pride for us. It is our en-
deavourthatthemedical
facilities in the state
should be even better.
For this, medical infra-
structure is being
strengthened continu-
ously from cities to vil-
lages,” Gehlot said.
Rajasthan is a state,
which is moving fast in
the direction of setting
up medical colleges in
all districts, the CM said
addressing a virtual
foundation stone laying
event of intensive care
unitsat17hospitalsin11
districts. With the com-
pletionof theseworksto
bedoneatacostof about
Rs.94.10 crore, there will
be an increase of 531
beds which includes 270
beds in ICU, 208 in NICU,
33 beds in PICU and 20
beds in Mother Care
Unit.
Rajasthan has ful-
filled the necessary con-
ditions with full prepa-
ration due to which
steps can be taken to-
wardstheestablishment
of medical colleges in
the government sector
in 30 districts, he said.
“We are making efforts
to get government medi-
cal colleges approved in
the remaining three dis-
tricts,” he said.
Gehlot also claimed
that Rajasthan is emerg-
ing as a pioneer in the
field of health services
with the continuous ef-
forts of the State Gov-
ernment. People from
other states of the coun-
try are visiting Ra-
jasthan to take advan-
tage of our medical fa-
cilities, he claimed.
Health Minister
Raghu Sharma said,
State Government is
working fast on plan to
increase oxygen produc-
tion and paediatric
units. “We are moving
towards achieving the
capacity of producing
1,000 metric tonnes of
oxygen in the state.”
Over the years, my observations have led
me to believe that majority of humans are
the same in nature, it is the habits which
differentiate them and lead them to brilliance,
excellence, success or mediocrity and failure.
—Jagdeesh Chandra, CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/010/2019-21
Rajendra Chhabra
Jaipur: Four RAS
posted in various dis-
tricts have suddenly
become the focal point
of controversies. Of
these four officials, one
is an ADM level officer
while the remaining
are SDMs. Interesting-
ly, the two male RAS
officials are in a per-
petual ‘tussle’ with
MLAs while advocates
are staging protests
against the female
RAS. But the common
thread in all cases is
that in all these cases,
a demand has been
raised for their ‘imme-
diate transfer or re-
placement.’ The most
‘infamous’ issue per-
tains to ADM RD Mee-
na from Kota against
whom Congress MLA
Bharat Singh has
opened a front. Singh is
seeking Meena’s trans-
fer in any condition
and he has therefore
written a letter to CM
also. Notably, on Fri-
day, an effigy of Meena
was also burnt in Kota
by Singh. Meena is a
senior RAS of 1996
batch, who has served
for 25 years and has
held several important
positions. He has been
serving as ADM (city)
in Kota since March
2019 and has a good re-
lation with UDH Minis-
ter Shanti Dhariwal.
The second matter
pertains to Alwar
where Behror MLA
Baljeet Yadav and SDM
Santosh Kumar Meena
are at loggerheads.
MLA has alleged that
SDM is irresponsible
towards work and does
not sit in his office.
When on July 5, after
direction from Collec-
tor, the SDM reached
his office, Yadav went
to meet him, however,
it is alleged that the
SDM was inebriated
and the MLA even got
his medical examina-
tion done. Santosh
Meena is a 2017 batch
RAS and is serving as
Behror SDM since No-
vember 2019. He has
been chargesheeted
twice for irresponsible
working, first by for-
mer Collector Indra-
jeet and secondly by
current Collector Nan-
numal Pahadiya.
In Jhunjhunu’s Bu-
hana, SDM Jeetu Kul-
hari is in a stand-off
with a local advocate
Vijay Singh who has
been demanding the
SDM’s transfer. Rais-
ing the same demand,
the advocate recently
reached CS Niranjan
Arya’s chamber and
warned of immolating
himself. Advocate has
alleged that SDM is
not giving order in a
case. However, accord-
ing to Jhunjhunu Col-
lector UD Khan, Vijay
Singh wants the com-
pensation of a piece of
land that fell under na-
tional highway to be
given to him whereas,
a case is going on be-
tween him and his
brother regarding the
said land. Thus, the
compensation can not
be paid and hence
SDM is not at fault
here. Kulhari is a 2019
batch RAS, who is
posted in Buhana
since August 2020.
The last RAS, Kot-
putli SDM Sunita Mee-
na has courted the an-
ger of local advocates
union and the union
alleges that SDM takes
bribe through Patwar-
is and Sarpanchs. Fur-
ther it is also alleged
that she does not be-
have properly also. The
union has written let-
ter to CM and CS re-
questing to remove Su-
nita Meena. Interest-
ingly, this is Sunita’s
first posting. Now that
the complaint of the
four RAS has reached
the CMO, it remains to
be seen, how the CMO
deals with the four of-
ficials.
The ‘Unfantastic Four’ of Rajasthan Admininistrative Service!
ADMINISTRATIVE RIFT
FOUNDATION STONE LAYING OF ICU, NICU, PICU IN 11 DISTRICTS
STATE EMERGING AS A PIONEER
IN THE FIELD OF MEDICINE: CM
All Rajasthan districts to have
medical colleges: Gehlot
CM Ashok Gehlot addressed the foundation stone laying programme of ICU, Neonatal Intensive Care
Unit (NICU), Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) and Mother Care Unit in 17 hospitals in 11 districts
of the state via VC on Friday.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: DGP ML
Lather on Friday, ex-
pressed strong dis-
pleasure about pen-
dency of cases even
after continuous in-
structions. It was
noted that Bharat-
pur Range, Jaipur
Range and Jaipur
Commissionerate
have maximum pen-
dency. Lather direct-
ed the officials that
pendency should end
as soon as possible
by making all possi-
ble efforts. The po-
lice officials, howev-
er, said that penden-
cy increased due to
court being closed
during the entire pe-
riod of lockdown.
Lather also ex-
pressed displeasure
over the incidents of
gang- war in Churu
district. He said that
incidents of gang-
war are taking place
continuously in Ch-
uru and such inci-
dents spread panic
among the people.
SP and IG should
stop such incidents,
he instructed.
The DGP was a bit
disappointed by the
functioning of the
Kota range and
pointed out repeated
communal incidents
in Baran and Jhala-
war. He said that re-
peated reports of
communal incidents
from Kota range
were untolerable
and there is a need to
stop such incidents
immediately. Lather
reprimanded Baran
SP and Kota range
DIG while asking
them to identify the
reasons behind such
incidents and to
make efforts to
maintain harmony
in the range.
Complete pending
cases at the earliest:
DGP Lather to cops
MLSUTOHAVEAN INT’LLEVEL
HOCKEY ASTRO TURF SOON!
PSKS:14 groups,Core
panel to assist people
DGP ML Lather chaired a review meet of Police
Department at Police Headquarters in Jaipur on Friday.
Jaipur: DGP ML Lather launched the Gram
Rakshak Scheme of Rajasthan Police
through a Video Conference held at Police
Headquarters on Friday. He launched the
booklet prepared for this scheme and the
wage given to village guards. Addressing
the police officers, Lather said that the
ambitious Gram Rakshak Yojana has been
started with an aim of strengthening com-
munity policing system in all the villages
of the state with slogans of ‘Apne Gram ki
Surakasha Apne Hath’. The main objective
of this scheme is to establish harmony, mu-
tual dialogue and mutual trust between the
villagers and to provide support to internal
security and crime control in rural areas.
Under this scheme, village guards are being
appointed in 38,934 revenue populated
villages. ADG (Community Policing) Sunil
Dutt elaborated on the objectives of the
Gram Rakshak Yojana.
Jaipur: After selec-
tion of 83 Rajasthan
sports medal winners
for out-of-turn ap-
pointment to the post
of Clerk Grade-II,
CM Ashok Gehlot
has approved the
proposal to allot the
department to them.
According to the pro-
posal, the allocation
of departments pro-
portionately consider-
ing the priority of the
districts and the total
vacancies available
in the departments
has been done. With
this approval of the
Chief Minister, sports
medal winners will
be able to get posting
at desired places ac-
cording to the prefer-
ence given by them,
which will make it
easier for them to
continue their sports
activities smoothly.
Jaipur: To control cyber crime in the
state, after Jaipur, now Cyber Police
Stations will be opened in Jodh-
pur and Bharatpur also. CM Ashok
Gehlot has approved the proposal
of the Home Department sent in this
regard. It is noteworthy that for the
prevention of cyber crime, there is
already a cyber crime unit in Jodhpur
Commissionerate and Bharatpur,
wherein, 15 posts including one
Deputy Superintendent, two Inspec-
tors and three Sub-Inspectors are
sanctioned.
DGP LAUNCHES THE
GRAM RAKSHAK SCHEME
CM’s NOD TO
ALLOT DEPT
TO MEDAL
WINNERS
CYBER POLICE STATIONS TO BE SET UP AT BHARATPUR JODH
RD Meena Santosh Kumar Meena Jeetu Kulhari Sunita Meena
First India Bureau
Udaipur: In a meeting
of Mohanlal Sukhadia
University’s Sports
Board on Friday, a pro-
posal for a detailed
work project was pre-
pared for the construc-
tion of AstroTurf, an
international level
hockey playing field.
For the detailed pro-
ject of Hockey Astro
Turf, a five member
committee was consti-
tuted under the chair-
manship of Olympian
Ashok Kumar Dhyan-
chand, in which Raj
Hockey Association’s
Vice- President Mahipal
Singh Nimbara, District
Sports Officer Shakeel
Hussain, Sports and
Technical Advisor
Vikram Singh and Sec-
retary Hockey Associa-
tion, Udaipur Dr Kul-
deep Singh Jhala
marked the land in Ma-
harana Bhupal Sports
Complex for Hockey As-
tro Turf and prepared a
detailed work project.
Dr Kuldeep Singh
Jhala said that keeping
in view the World Uni-
versity Games, it is pro-
posed to prepare “Blue
Hockey Astro Turf” of
international standard
in the University, as
well as a proposal for
provision of flood light
has also been prepared.
Vice- Chancellor of Mo-
hanlal Sukhadia Uni-
versity Prof. Amarika
Singh appreciated the
proposal and it was
agreed to prepare the
necessary proposal for
constructing sports
hostel with facilities of
international level for
players. Vice- President
of Raj Hockey Associa-
tion, Mahipal Singh
Nimbara described the
construction of Hock-
ey Astro Turf in
Sukhadia University as
an achievement for Ra-
jasthan.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In order to
provide maximum
relief to the general
public in upcoming
‘Prashasan Shehron
Ke Sang’ campaign,
the government has
constituted 14 work-
ing groups and a core
committee to remove
the obstacles faced
duringthecampaign.
The government has
formed a core group
in coordination with
DLB director Deepak
Nandy wherein, JDA
secretary Hridesh
Kumar Sharma,
chief town planner
RK Vijayvargiya and
UDH Joint Secretary
Manish Goel have
been included. This
core group has been
formed to provide
the current circu-
lars, past campaign
circulars and other
information and will
prepare a draft guide
for the campaign and
submit it to the State
Level Steering Com-
mittee this month.
Working groups
have been formed by
the government to
give suggestions on
variouspoints.These
groups will handle
works like lease for
old habitation, regu-
lation of agricultur-
al land, raw settle-
ment regulation, dis-
tribution of remain-
ing leases in ap-
proved plans of bod-
ies, determination of
right of way for high-
ways, reorganization
and slot land allot-
ment.
Ashok Kumar Dhyanchand, Professor Amarika Singh, Mahipal Singh Nimbara, Shakeel Hussain,
Vikram Singh, Dr. Kuldeep Singh Jhala and others.

JAIPUR, SATURDAY
JULY 10, 2021
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ASTOUNDING
PERSONA
City First in conversation with Megha Kaushik, one
of the most versatile anchors of the First India news channel.
Hailing from Dholpur, Megha shares insights of her journey from studying Mass
Communication to being a producer and later being a prolific anchor!
City First in conversation with
of the most versatile anchors of the First India news channel.
Hailing from Dholpur, Megha shares insights of her journey from studying Mass
egha Kaushik is a
renowned name in
the world of jour-
nalism. She has
been a part of the
First India family
since 2014, earlier
as a Producer and later as
an anchor. But the jour-
ney did not begin from
here.
Talking about her
journey, Megha shares,
“I am from Dholpur. I
have pursued my Bach-
elors from Jodhpur. I al-
ways displayed an inter-
est in journalism, I pur-
sued my post graduation
in Mass Communica-
tion.”
After completing her
post-graduation in 2014,
she got an opportunity to
work with ETV Rajasthan.
Megha continues, “I imme-
diately got an offer to work
with First India news chan-
nel and I joined as a Produc-
er, although challenging, I
learnt many things in the
dynamic environment. I was
sent for the outdoor shoot
and reporting for a couple of
times and everyone could see
that I had the talent to make
it to the screen.”
Finally, in the year 2016,
Megha became an official
anchor for the channel. She
has enjoyed the experience
and looks forward to her fur-
ther growth in the industry
.
“It is impor-
tant for me to know that my
work is affecting people
around me, that it is bringing
a positive change in the soci-
ety
. The best part of my day is
to be able to connect with peo-
ple and address their issues,
sometimes presenting a mirror
image to the society, some-
times bringing them life-
changing advice, some-
times just discovering
something new. Every
day is full of excite-
ment and new challeng-
es for me.” said Megha.
If not an anchor,
Megha would have been
a social worker, particu-
larly in the field of
Child Welfare as chil-
dren are the future of
our country and we can-
not let our future die.
Megha is thankful for
her journey and she ex-
presses her gratitude to
Jagdeesh Chandra who
has introduced her to
various fields such as
lifestyle, yoga as well as
hard news.
SUSHMITA AIND
sushmita.aind@firstindia.co.in
M

10
ETC
RIMPA
ROY,
Model
FACE
OF
THE
DAY!
Aries
MARCH 21 - APRIL 20
Something that you
wanted to get done on
the home front is likely
to be initiated now. A
household remedy may
come in handy for those suffering from
body aches and pains. An above
average performance on the academic
front will help to bring you into notice
of others.
Gemini
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
Family will prove to be a
pillar of support for
those facing something
important. You may feel
financially secure, but
take a reality check before arriving at
any conclusion. You will need to follow
the directions in letter and spirit in
discharging a task. Maintain harmony
in relationships with people.
Leo
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
You may take up some
activity or sport just to
keep trim and slim.
Good news may greet
you on the family front
as a suitable match is found for the
eligible. Those wanting to buy a
specific piece of real estate will find
their wish being fulfilled. There is a
good chance of falling in love.
Libra
SEPTEMBER 24 - OCTOBER 22
Something included in
your diet is likely to
have a positive effect on
your overall health.
Disturbances at home
will need to be curtailed to retain a
peaceful environment. You will get the
motivation to push yourself to the limit
on the academic front. You may open
up a bit to people who attract you.
Sagittarius
NOVEMBER 23 - DECEMBER 22
Financially you may
need to be more secure
than you are now. You
will be motivated to get
back into shape and
may even join a gym. Those thinking of
selling a property will be able to get buy-
ers with deep pockets. Some adjust-
ment problems among the newlyweds
need to be handled with tact.
Aquarius
JANUARY 21 - FEBRUARY 19
Family life will cruise
along smoothly as you
resolve to remain
positive under all
circumstances. More
interest is required on the health front.
Steps taken on the property front are
likely to bring you nearer your goal.
Intense yearning for love can nudge
you towards the one you desire.
Taurus
APRIL 21 - MAY 20
Soaring reputation on
the work or academic
front will place you a cut
above the rest. No
problems are foreseen
on health and financial fronts. You
manage to play your cards well and
avoid getting involved in a contentious
issue at home. You will get serious
about someone.
Cancer
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
Some issues that seem
unlikely to get resolved
on the family front will
begin to move towards
a solution. Good
options will be found by those
searching for property that fits their
pocket. You are likely to give a good
account of yourself in a competition.
Someone will brighten up your day.
Virgo
AUGUST 24 - SEPTEMBER 23
You may spend on
something not
previously catered for. A
suitable matrimonial
match for someone
eligible in the family can be expected.
Students will be able to keep pace on
the academic front and perform well.
Those starting on a romantic journey
will find the going smooth and joyful.
Scorpio
OCTOBER 23 - NOVEMBER 22
Enrolling yourself with
health conscious people
in daily workouts is
likely to keep you fit and
energetic. You may
become instrumental in getting a
property issue settled amicably. Good
showing in exam or an interview will
get you firmly on the path to success.
Marriage may be on the minds.
Capricorn
DECEMBER 23 - JANUARY 20
You are likely to swim
with the tide on the
professional or
academic front. Issue
regarding an ancestral
property is likely to be settled amicably.
Those trying to study will get the right
environment at home without much
effort. You will manage to defuse
tensions prevailing at home.
Pisces
FEBRUARY 20 - MARCH 20
Much happiness is
foreseen on the home
front. A trip in future
with friends will not
only be exciting, but
refreshing too. This is a good time to
finalise property as stars are poised
favourably. Those pursuing higher
studies are likely to make their mark on
the academic front.
YOUR DAY Horoscopeby
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at Farm is a story by
American writer Or-
son Scott Card. It was
published in 1980 in his
short story collection
‘Maps in a Mirror’ un-
der the section of
‘Tales of Dread’. Fear is the
most potent tool of storytellers.
It is categorised as- dread, ter-
ror and horror. Dread is the first
and the strongest of the three
kinds of fear. It is that tension,
that waiting, that comes when
you know there is something to
fear but you have not yet identi-
fied it. The reader must first get
to know the character well
enough to be able to empathize
with him and to fear what he
fears. In Card’s words, “I don’t
write horror stories. True bad
things happen to my characters.
Sometimes terrible things. But
I don’t show it to you in living
colour. I don’t have to. I don’t
want to. Because caught up in
dread, you will imagine far
worse things happening, than I
could ever think up to show you
myself”.
Martin Barth is a very rich
man with a serious problem of
overeating and indulgence.
When his obesity interferes
with ‘enjoyment of his life-
style’, he goes to a secret clinic
to get himself a clone- with all
his memories, mental capabili-
ties- but with a lean, strong,
muscular physical self.
The ‘new Barth’ proudly
walks out after signing a hand-
some fee to the clinic. He does
not even bother to glance back
at the ‘real Barth’ who is left be-
hind as the property of the com-
pany legally
. Barth is now noth-
ing more than ‘H’ since he is the
eighth ‘edition’ of his original
self. H is given a choice- ‘imme-
diate death’ or ‘an assignment.
‘Death is explained as removal
of all body organs and glands
while still alive, and then a pill
of cyanide. The ‘assignment’
can be anything, which no other
living human being, not even a
criminal would be compelled to
do. Barth trembled. “They’ve
stolen my soul with mirrors.
This has happened every time
I’ve been left behind, while my
duplicate has walked out”. He is
dragged to a camp in the middle
of nowhere and forced to do
manual labour in scorching
heat and starved so that he will
be in shape for the next unspec-
ified job that they want him to
do. A supervisor is an old man.
Totally ruthless. “His gaze al-
ways burned worse than the
sun”. Merciless, full of hatred,
he waited “whip in hand, to scar
him deeply, to hurt him to the
soul”.
Two years of endless excruci-
ating labour has made Barth
skinny, lean and strong, and as
always, he yearns ‘to kill the old
man. He is called for his ‘new
assignment’, which holds even
more dread. “They’ll tell you
soon enough, then you’ll wish to
be back here. H, you will pray
for these potato fields”. As ‘H’ is
leaving, he sees his clone ‘I’
walking in immensely fat, white
flesh falling all over, stark na-
ked, petrified. H feels nothing
but contempt for this ‘I’. “Why
did you do it? How can you let it
happen to your body again and
again?” He looks back and sees
the old man whipping ‘I’. H ac-
tually relishes it. “The old man
can’t possibly hate him as much
as I do”! He says out loud. The
new supervisor laughed uproar-
iously and asked him -”Can’t
you see? Don’t you realise that
the old man is ‘A’?”The cycle is
complete. Almost. H still has
other, worse jobs to go through.
Before he takes ‘A’s’ job, he will
no doubt encounter B, C, D, E, F,
G!!! The dread is spine-chilling.
Orson Scott said that he wrote
‘Fat Farm’ in frustration with
his own struggles with weight
gain and loss. “Fat Farm isn’t
fiction. It’s my physical autobi-
ography
. It’s an exercise in self-
loathing and desperate hope. I
knew that I was capable of hav-
ing a strong, healthy body, but
lacked the discipline to create it
for myself. This story is actually
a wish that someone would
make me change.”
‘Fat Farm’ is a fascinating
dissection of self-hate. We are
truly our worst enemy. The
story touches upon multiple
neuroscience themes, includ-
ing the nature of self, con-
sciousness, and perhaps most
intriguingly habit formation
and maintenance. It’s a bril-
liant story that is bound to stay
with you, long after you have
put the book away.
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there is something to fear but you
have not yet identified it. The
reader must first get to know the
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to empathize with him and to fear
what he fears. In Card’s words, “I
don’t write horror stories. True
bad things happen to my charac-
ters. Sometimes terrible things.
Supermodel Gigi Hadid proved
herself thrifty by stepping out
wearing a high-street top. The
mother-of-one paired the yellow,
crotchet polo cropped jumper,
embroidered with pink flowers
with some mustard linen trou-
sers, cream slides and brown
sunnies while out in New York.
And yes, the top is still in stock,
so hurry for the perfect chuck-
it-on sweater. New mother Gigi
Hadid showed how to dress up
a pair of leggings, with
chunky boots, a
trench and a pair
of tortoiseshell sun-
glasses often. She usu-
ally pairs her puffer jack-
et with Louis Vuitton trou-
sers and ski sunglasses. The
25-year-old was spotted bun-
dled up in a Thom Browne
floor-length camel Ches-
terfield coat paired with
a deliciously cosy fur-
lined Louis Vuitton buck-
et hat and winter-proof.
When it comes to bikini
look, no one slays it better
than Gigi Hadid. Gigi’s sen-
sualpictureshavemadehead
turns on several occasions.
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GIGI HADID’S
BOMBSHELL STYLE
MITALI DUSAD
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