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Bollywood star
couple Katrina Kaif
and Vicky Kaushal on
Thursday began a “new
journey together” as
they tied the knot at a
luxury hotel in Sawai
Madhopur in the pres-
ence of family and close
friends. At the time of
the ritual, close to 40
guests were present. P9
KATVIC BEGIN
NEW JOURNEY
TOGETHER!
TOGETHER!
Activist Bharadwaj
out after 3 yrs in jail
Mumbai: Lawyer and
activist Sudha Bharad-
waj, who has been in jail
for over 3 years in rela-
tion to the Elgar-Pari-
shad case, walked out of
Byculla women’s jail.
On Wednesday, a spe-
cial National Investiga-
tion Agency (NIA) court
allowed her release on
provisional cash bail
and a personal bond
with directions to fur-
nish sureties worth Rs
50,000 within three
months.
As she sat in a wait-
ing car, Bharadwaj
waved out at media per-
sons waiting outside the
jail. The special NIA
court had also imposed
a slew of other condi-
tions on Bharadwaj, in-
cluding not leaving
Mumbai without per-
mission from court, sur-
rendering her passport
to the NIA, and not to
speak to the media
about the case.
Sudha Bharadwaj outside jail.
GEHLOT EXTENDS HELPING
HAND TO THOSE WHO CARE!
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot has given
approval to keep eligi-
ble non-profit organisa-
tions in the state free
from development fee
and BSUP (Basic Ser-
vices for Urban Poor)
Shelter Fund amount in
view of their specific
nature and functions
under Social Security
Investment Promotion
Scheme-2021. On the in-
structions of CM Ge-
hlot, the Urban Devel-
opment Department
has also issued a notifi-
cation in this regard.
It is noteworthy that
thestategovernmenthas
implemented the “Social
Security Investment In-
centive Scheme-2021”
with the objective of en-
couraging the active par-
ticipation of recognised
non-profit organisations
working in the field of
social welfare and pro-
viding them a conducive
environment for work in
order to encourage the
development of public
utilities in urban areas.
Under this scheme, vari-
ous facilities, conces-
sions and exemptions
are being provided to
recognized non-profit or-
ganizations associated
withwelfareof children,
women, disabled, beg-
gary and drug addicts,
poor,homeless,transgen-
der and old people.
Under this, 100% ex-
emption is payable to
these institutions in
fixed premium rates,
land use change fee and
building permission fee
for regulation from agri-
culture to non-agricul-
ture purposes. Turn to P8
NON-PROFIT ORGS NOW
EXEMPTED FROM DEVP FEE &
BSUP SHELTER FUND AMOUNT
CM Ashok Gehlot
Prime Minister Narendra Modi pays tribute to the mortal remains of Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Bipin Rawat, his wife
Madhulika Rawat and and 11 other Armed Forces personnel who lost their lives in Tamil Nadu chopper crash on Wednesday,
at Palam airbase in New Delhi on Thursday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Air Marshal Manvendra Singh to lead investigation
Tri-service probe ordered
into IAF chopper crash
that killed CDS Rawat
New Delhi: Union
Defence Minister
Rajnath Singh on
Thursday an-
nounced that a tri-
service enquiry had
been ordered by the
Indian Air Force
(IAF) into the heli-
copter crash that
killed Chief of De-
fence Staff (CDS) Bi-
pin Rawat, his wife
Madhulika Rawat
and 11 others. The
enquiry, he said,
would be headed by
Air Marshal Manv-
endra Singh, Air Of-
ficer Commanding-
in-Chief Training
Command.
Speaking in Lok
Sabha, Singh ex-
pressed profound
grief over the demise
of Rawat. “With pro-
found grief and a
heavy heart, I stand
to convey the unfor-
tunate news of the
crash of the military
helicopter in the
noon of 8th Decem-
ber 2021, with India’s
first Chief of De-
fence Staff, General
Bipin Rawat on-
board,” he said.
An eyewitness of the helicopter crash claimed that he
saw the top defence official alive. Shiv Kumar told
media that he heard a loud noise and saw a helicopter
going down in the hills and rushed to the spot. “I saw
three people who were thrown out of the chopper due
to the impact of the crash that broke the helicopter into
two. They were injured but alive. We pulled out one of
the injured persons...he asked for water. He was then
taken away by the rescuers. Later, I was informed by
someone that he was General Bipin Rawat,” he added.
HE WAS ALIVE, HE ASKED FOR WATER:
EYEWITNESS SAYS HE SAW CDS RAWAT
U’KHAND: 3-DAY
STATE MOURNING
The Uttarakhand
government declared a
three-day state mourning
over the death of Chief of
Defence Staff Gen Bipin
Rawat on Wednesday. CM
Pushkar Dhami said his
death was an irreparable
loss to the country. The
general belonged to Saina
village of Pauri district.
RAJ MOURNS TWO
KILLED IN CRASH
In a village 50 km from
Rajasthan’s Jhunjhunu
district headquarters,
relatives of Squadron
Leader Kuldeep Singh,
who was co-pilot of
crashed helicopter were
busy preparing for crema-
tion. Lt Colonel Harjinder
Singh from Ajmer was
also killed in the crash. P7
CHOPPER’S BLACK
BOX RECOVERED
Investigators on Thurs-
day recovered the black
box from the crashed
Indian Air Force Mi-17V5
helicopter. The black box
also known as a flight
recorder will provide
crucial details of the final
minutes before the tragic
accident that took place in
the hills of Coonoor.
LONE SURVIVOR
ON LIFE SUPPORT,
BROUGHT TO B’LURU
Group Captain Varun
Singh was on Thurs-
day brought to Sulur Air
Force station, en route
to Air Force Command
Hospital in Bengaluru.
Defence Minister in-
formed that he is on life
support. He will be treated
at the Command Hospital
in Bengaluru.
AMBULANCE WITH
VICTIMS MEETS WITH
MINOR ACCIDENT
One of the ambulances
carrying the remains
of Chief of Defense Staff
Bipin Rawat, his wife and
11 others who died in a
helicopter crash yesterday
met with a minor accident
while driving to Sulur in
Coimbatore. The bodies
were then shifted to
another ambulance.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh tributes to General Bipin
Rawat, his wife and eleven bravehearts, on Thursday.
Ghar ki aur...
FARMERS END 15-MONTH
PROTEST, TO VACATE BORDER
SITES FROM TOMORROW
Farmers pack their belongings after a decision to withdraw farmers-movement in the wake of the government accepting all demands
put forward by the agitating farmers at Singhu border in New Delhi on Thursday.
Mohd Fahad
New Delhi: Announc-
ing an end to their
over-a-year-long agita-
tion, the Samyukt
Kisan Morcha (SKM)
decided to call off their
protest at New Delhi’s
borders on Thursday.
Farmers will start va-
cating the protest sites
from Saturday.
Bharatiya Kisan Un-
ion leader Joginder
Ugrahan confirmed
that the protest will be
called off, after a formal
letter with a proposal
from the government,
including the uncondi-
tional withdrawal of all
police cases lodged
against protesters dur-
ing the agitation, was
received.
SKM said on Decem-
ber 11, a ‘Vijay Diwas’
(victory day) will be cel-
ebrated at all borders,
toll plazas, and protest
places across the coun-
try, following which the
protesters will return.
“We wanted to celebrate
it tomorrow but have
postponed it to Decem-
ber 11 in view of the
tragedy where 13 people
were killed in a chopper
crash,” activist Yogend-
ra Yadav said.
SKM leader
Rajewal said,
“The andolan
has been suspended.
The Unions will meet
on January 15 to review
if the government
implements the
proposals agreed upon”
The Kisan
Morch said on
December 11,
a ‘Vijay Diwas’ will
be celebrated at all
borders, toll plazas, and
protest places across the
country, following which
the protesters will return
DEMANDS AGREED UPON BY CENTRE
Withdrawal of
all the agitation-
related cases registered
during this protest in
all states and Union ter-
ritories, or under central
govt agencies, etc
Compensation to
all the families of
the agitating farmers
who died during the
course of agitation
A committee to
discuss minimum
support price (MSP) is
to be formed; the SKM
will list out their mem-
bers in the panel and
provide it to the farmers
The ongoing
policy on MSP
and its procurement in
the country will con-
tinue as it is
1 5
2 6
No criminal
liability to
farmers in the cases
of stubble burning
The govern-
ment has to
discuss the Electric-
ity Amendment Bill
with the SKM or with
other farmers’ unions
before bringing it up
in Parliament
3
4
z The protests began on November 25 last year, when thousands of
farmers, mainly from Punjab and Haryana, marched towards delhi
demanding a complete repeal of three contentious legislations
z On November 19 last, PM Narendra Modi announced that the three
laws would be scrapped. Subsequently, they were repealed in Parliament
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Controversy erupted on Day two of Ashes Test
as Ben Stokes was spotted bowling 14 no-balls
in the opening session in Brisbane. He, how-
ever, was only called out twice, including the
delivery in which he castled David Warner.
Regular commercial international flights will
not resume till January 31, the government
announced on Thursday, amid concerns over
Omicron. The ones under the “air bubble”
agreements, however, will carry on as before.
The Sensex rose 157.45 points or 0.27% to
end the day at 58,807.13, and the Nifty was
up 47 points or 0.27% at 17,516.80. ITC,
L&T, Asian Paints, UPL and Reliance Indus-
tries were among top gainers on Thursday.
STOKES BOWLS
14 NO-BALLS,
BUT ONLY TWO
DETECTED
CENTRE: REGULAR
FOREIGN FLIGHTS
WON’T RESTART
TILL JANUARY 31
SENSEX ENDS
HIGHER, NIFTY
ABOVE 17,500
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First India Bureau
Jaipur: AICC General
Secretary in charge for
Rajasthan Ajay Maken
and PCC Chief Govind
Singh Dotasra on
Thursday, visited the
Vidhyadhar Nagar Sta-
dium to take stock of
the preparations of the
massive rally against
inflation going to be
held on Sunday
.
They
, accompanied by
ministers Dr Mahesh
Joshi and Bhanwar Sin-
ghBhati,MayorMunesh
Gurjar and other lead-
ers, visited the Stadium
and issued necessary
guidelines to the party
leaders engaged in the
arrangements.
Dotasra took a close
look at all the other ar-
rangements including
setting up of stage &
domes going on at a war
footing level at the ven-
ue. All members of the
Control Room Commit-
tee were also present.
The party has formed
11 committees headed
by ministers and as-
signed different tasks to
each committee to make
rally a success.
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सेरा में
प्रमुि सनिर (रन),
नसनरि सनिरािय,
राजस ान िासन जयपुर।
नला न ाव सं ा
त्वष ाना मषेवा्डा त् म पर सषे ग रा रा की सीमा क . त्कमी सषे
. त्कमी. स क क त्कमी. सषे क क अप षे्डशन
वं च ीकरण षे . षे. वन भूत्म का ाव न
स भ अत् . िान म वन संरक्क वं नो्डल अत्िकारी, रा ान का पत्रांक
फ फसी मवसं , त् नांक . .
म ो ,
परो त्वष पर सं त्भ आनलाईन आवषे न का आश ण करनषे का क
कर, त् सक ारा त्वष ांत्क ाव पर संरक्ण अत्ित्न म, की िारा
क अ ग भार सरकार की वीकत् मागी
प्रकरण को निनांक - 15.02.2017 को आहूत की गयी क्षे ीय सि्त सनमनत ( )
की बै क में िानमि नकया ा। बै क में नरिारोपरानत प्रकरण को सित्व (मूि स यानपत
रनानधकार अनधननयम प्रमाण प उपि ध कराने की ित्व के सा ) सरीकृनत प्रिान की गयी ी,
नजसकी अनुपािन आ या अनत. प्रधान मु य रन संरक्षक रं नोडि अनधकारी, राजस ान के
उपरो्त संिनभ्वत प द्ारा प्रसतुत की गयी है।
प्रकरण में नरिारोपरानत मुिे आपको यह सूनित करने का ननिि हुआ है नक केनद् सरकार
ाना मेराड़ा (नहममतपुर) से गुजरात रा य की सीमा तक 0.00 नकमी से 32.00 नकमी. सड़क
के नकमी. 14/500 से 24/800 तक अपरिेडिन रं िौड़ीकरण हेतु 12.528 हे. रन भूनम का
प्र यारत्वन रं 1414 रक्षों के पातन की सै ाकनतक सरीकृनत ननमनिनित पर ित पर प्रिान
करती है :-
1. रन भूनम की रैधाननक कस नत में कोई प ररत्वन नहीं होगा।
2. प्रयो्ता अनभकरण द्ारा रन नरभाग के पक्ष में प्रभानरत क्षे के समतुलय गैर रनभूनम अ ा्वत
12.528 है. पर. क्षनतपूरक रक्षारोपण रं 10 रि तक रिरिार हेतु आरशयक धनरानि
(प्रिनित िरों को समानहत करते हु य ासंिोनधत) कमपा, नई निलिी में जमा की जा गी।
उ्त भूनम रन नरभाग के सरानम र के बाहर की है। इसे रन नरभाग के पक्ष में हसतानतरण
रं नामानतरण नकया जायेगा त ा इस भूनम को : माह में आरनक्षत/ संरनक्षत रन भूनम
ोनित नकया जायेगा। भूनम का हसतानतरण रं नामानतरण करने के पशिात् इस काया्विय
द्ारा नरनधरत् सरीकृनत प्रिान की जायेगी।
3. प्रयो्ता अनभकरण द्ारा माननीय उ तम नयायािय के रट नपटीिन (नसनरि) 202/1995
के अनतग्वत अाई. . सं या 566 रं भारत सरकार के प सं या 5-3/2007- फ.सी.
निनांक 05.02.2009 के तहत में निये गये आिेिानुसार िु रत्वमान मूलय ( न.पी.री.)
की ननधा्व रत रानि (प्रिनित िरों को समानहत करते हु य ासंिोनधत) कमपा,नई निलिी
में जमा की जा गी।
इसके उपरानत निाईन पोटि के मा यम से जमा की गई धनरानि की निाईन
ई-रसीि की ायाप्रनत सनहत सै ाकनतक सरीकृनत की अनुपािन आ या (नजसमें जमा की
गयी धनरानि का म रार नरररण अ ा्वत क्षनतपूरक रक्षारोपण न.पी.री. हेतु जमा धनरानि
का नरररण निया गया हो) प्रेनित की जा , तिोपरानत ही नरनधरत् सरीकृनत पर नरिार नकया
जा गा।
4. प्रयो्ता अनधकरण इस आिय का रिनब ता प प्रसतुत करेंगे नक सक्षम सतर से यनि
न.पी.री. की धनरानि में ब ोतिरी होती है तो ब ी हुई धनरानि प्रयो्ता अनभकरण द्ारा
जमा की जा गी।
5. नरनधरत् सरीकृनत के बाि प्रसतानरत रन क्षे का सीमा सतमभों द्ारा सीमांकन प्रयो्ता
अनभकरण के वयय पर नकया जा गा। यह सीमांकन 4 फीट िे आर.सी.सी. पीिरों से
नकया जा गा। नजसमें प्र येक पीिर पर क्रमांक डी.जी.पी. स. ननििांक,
रं अपने ननकटरत पीिरों से िूरी ििा्वयी जा गी।
6. प्रयो्ता अनभकरण द्ारा मक नडसपोजि योजना प्रभागीय रनानधकारी द्ारा सरीकृत कराकर
इस काया्विय को प्रेनित की जायेगी ।
7. प्रयो्ता अनभकरण इस आिय का रिनर ता प प्रसतुत करेंगे नक आई.आर.सी. के
मानकों के अनु प त ा माननीय रा ीय ह रत अनधकरण ( ) सें ि जोन बेंि,
भोपाि द्ारा प्रा ्वना प सं या-27/2015 बाबूिाि जाजू बनाम राजस ान सरकार में
निनांक- 16.11.2015 में निये गये आिेि की अनुपािना में प्रयो्ता अनभकरण द्ारा सरयं
के वयय पर रन नरभाग की ननगरानी में सड़क के िोनों तरफ त ा पर (यनि
उपि ध है तो) रक्षारोपण नकया जा गा।
8. प्रयो्ता अनभकरण रं रा य सरकार रत्वमान त ा भनर य में योजना पर िागू सभी ननयम
कानून त ा नििा-ननििों का पािन करेगी।
उपरोत सभी ित के प रपूण्व रं नबनिुरार सुसप ट प रपािन आ या इस काया्विय के
प - / / /95-2011/ - /1227 निनांक- 02 फरररी, 2016 के अनुसार प्रा त
होने पर ही रन (संरक्षण) अनधननयम 1980 के तहत नरनधरत् सरीकृनत जारी की जायेगी। यािक
नरभाग को रनभूनम हसतानतरण की कार्वराई रा य सरकार द्ारा तब तक नहीं की जायेगी जब तक
भूनम हसतानतरण के नरनधरत् आिेि भारत सरकार द्ारा जारी नहीं नकये जाते।
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Regional Office (Central Region)
GEARING UP FOR THE MEGA EVENT ON DEC 12
CONG MAHARALLY: MAKEN,
DOTASRA REVIEW PREPS
Eleven committees have been formulated to make the Congress’ Maharally, a success
Police Commissioner Anand Srivastava,
Ajaypal Lamba, Haider Ali Zaidi review preps
at Vidhyadhar Nagar Stadium on Thursday.
Labourers engage in preparations of
Maharally to be held in Jaipur on Dec 12 at
Vidhyadhar Nagar Stadium on Thursday.
Ajay Maken and GS Dotasra oversee the preparations of the Congress’ Mehangai Hatao Maharally at Vidhyadhar Nagar Stadium on
Thursday. Also seen here are Tarun Kumar, Krishna Poonia, RS Kaswa Sandeep Chaudhary.
Govt must rethink
this Tughlaqi
diktat: Devnani
SCHOOL DRESS CHANGE
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The BJP has at-
tacked the state govern-
ment over its decision
to change the colour of
the uniform of students
in government schools.
Describing it as a ‘Tu-
ghlaqi diktat’, the BJP
sought that the govern-
ment must reconsider
its decision.
Former Education
Minister and MLA Vas-
udev Devnani said that
this decision of the Ge-
hlot government will
put extra burden on the
parents.
Devnani said, “This
order will have a direct
impact on 98 lakh par-
ents. The previous BJP
government had
changed the uniform of
the students after 20
years. This change was
made on the request of
the parents but it has
been only four years
and the Congress gov-
ernment has again
changed the colour of
the school uniforms.”
Indecent post
on CDS:1 held
First India Bureau
Tonk: The police ar-
rested a youth for mak-
ing indecent comments
on the social media
about the tragic death
of CDS Bipin Rawat.
The Kotwali police sta-
tion arrested the ac-
cused identified as
Jawad.
SP Om Prakash said
that the comment went
viral on the social me-
dia. As soon as the in-
formation was re-
ceived, a case was filed
against the accused in
the Kotwali police sta-
tion and four teams of
police were formed un-
der the leadership of
CO City Chandra Sin-
gh Rawat, who traced
the accused on the ba-
sis of the mobile num-
ber arrested him. He
is being questioned,
the cops said.
CANCEL THIS
RALLY, SAYS
DILAWAR
BJP State Gen-
eral Secretary MLA
Madan Dilawar, while
raising objection
over the Congress’
rally against inflation
on December 12 in
Jaipur, said, “For
God’s sake cancel
this rally. Thousands
of people will gather
on December 12 and
this will spread Co-
rona in the state. Ex-
Mayor Jyoti Khan-
delwal has rightly
raised her voice
against the rally,” the
said. Preparations
are in full swing for
the mega rally to be
held at the Vidyadhar
Nagar stadium on the
outskirts of Jaipur.
The rally venue was
shifted from Delhi to
Jaipur after Lt Gov-
ernor cancelled the
permission to hold it
at Dwarka in Delhi.
24-yr-old gangraped, 2 held
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A case of
gangrape with a 24-
year old has come to
light in Bassi area.
Police have arrested
two accused, Dhar-
mendra Mahesh, in
the case, while the
third accused, Pankaj
is still absconding.
ACP (Bassi) Suresh
Sankhla said that the
24-year-old victim,
who is a resident of
Gandhinagar area,
worked for an event
company
.
The accused Dhar-
mendra, a resident of
Sawai Madhopur, was
her business partner.
On December 7, Dhar-
mendra took the vic-
tim somewhere in his
car on pretext of some
work.
Two of his friends,
Mahesh Thakur
Pankaj were already
present in the car.
As per the plan,
they first got the girl
drunk and then took
turns to gangrape her
at a farmhouse, the
cops said.
3 of a family die as car rams into truck
‘Promote exemption to expedite
lease distributions in PSKS’
A COP, AN ACCUSED DEAD,
1 COP HURT IN ROAD MISHAP
DR JOSHI TURNS GOOD SAMARITAN
FOR YOUTH INJURED IN ROAD MISHAP
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Three mem-
bers of a family were
killed in a road acci-
dent in Dudu area on
Jaipur-Ajmer High-
way in Jaipur district
on Thursday
.
Rakesh Bhargav (69),
wife Ranjana Bhargav
(65) and his sister Sush-
mita Bhargav were
travelling in a car
which rammed into a
stationary truck, po-
lice said.
They were travelling
to Jaipur from Jodh-
pur. The victims were
rushed to a nearby hos-
pital where doctors de-
clared them dead on
arrival, the police said.
“They were the resi-
dents of Sardarshahar
in Churu district. The
impact of the collision
was so high that the
car turned into a man-
gled heap of steel, in-
formed the cops.
Abhishek Shrivastava
Jaipur: Over two
months have passed
since the launch of
‘Prashasan Shehron ke
Sang’ campaign but
only 1.25 lakh leases
have been distributed.
Notably, on the basis of
213 civic bodies on
which the government
had set a target of dis-
tributing 10 lakh leas-
es, a meagre 1.25 lakh
applications have been
received. The govern-
ment has issued in-
structions to the civic
bodies to promote the
exemption.
Under the orders is-
sued by the UDH De-
partment, the civic
bodies have been in-
structed to publicise
the exemption through
pamphlets and hoard-
ings in the civic area
and give information
to the people through
advertisements in
newspapers. Target
should be given to mu-
nicipal employees by
appointing them ‘area
wise’ or ‘ward wise,’ so
that they can motivate
people to apply for
maximum number of
applications.
First India Bureau
Chittorgarh: A car
carrying policemen
an undertrial collided
with a passenger bus
near Deori on Udaipur
highway on Thursday
evening, killing two
persons on the spot and
injuring another. The
deceased have been
identified as Puran Sin-
gh, a constable posted at
Mandpiya police sta-
tion, and Ashu Ram,
an accused under POC-
SO Act. Constable Vi-
kash Kumar, who was
grievously injured in
the accident, is under-
going treatment at Dis-
trict Government Hos-
pital here.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: PHED Minis-
ter Dr Mahesh Joshi
came forward to help
a victim of a road ac-
cident near Hathroi
Fort on Ajmer road
and got him immedi-
ately shifted to a hos-
pital for treatment.
Joshi was passing
from the area, when
he came to know
about the road acci-
dent. He directed his
PSO a worker, who
were accompanying
him to help the youth.
Dept’s monthly
revenue rank:
Bharatpur RTO
tops list
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur: Bharatpur
RTO has topped in
monthly ranking on
the basis of perfor-
mance in achieving the
revenue targets.
The Bharatpur
RTO has collected a
revenue of Rs 96 crore
till November against
the annual target of Rs
257 crore.
Alwar RTO is in the
lowest position in the
ranking. Against the
target of Rs 380 crores,
Alwar has so far got
only Rs 132 crore as
revenue. Alwar’s per-
formance was also the
worst in October’s
ranking.
Bharatpur, Dausa,
Sikar RTO often top the
revenue ranking of the
transport department.
Sources said that the
revenue target of all
three RTOs is less than
other RTOs.
If the target of these
RTOs is increased,
then the department
can be benefitted.
COUPLE DEAD, DAUGHTER HURT IN MISHAP
Vasudev Devnani
—PHOTOS
BY
SANTOSH
SHARMA
On Dr Mahesh Joshi’s instructions, the injured youth was
taken to hospital for treatment on Thursday.
Shanti Dhariwal

RAJASTHAN
03
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Union Energy
Minister RK Singh will
confer the National En-
ergy Conservation
Award to Rajasthan on
National Energy Con-
servation Day on De-
cember 14 at a national
level function at Vigyan
Bhawan, New Delhi.
Expressing happi-
ness on the achieve-
ment, Energy Minister
Bhanwar Singh Bhati
congratulated all the of-
ficers, personnel and
people of the state asso-
ciated with the sector.
“Being selected for the
award at the national
level is a proof that
work is being done with
managerial efficiency
in the energy sector in
the state,” he said.
Additional Chief Secre-
tary Energy and Chair-
man Renewable Energy
Corporation Dr. Subodh
Agarwal informed that
in view of the exempla-
ry achievements of Ra-
jasthan for other states,
this award has been an-
nounced to be given to
Rajasthan Renewable
Energy Corporation in
the State Performance
category
.
“Due to the guide-
lines, guidance and im-
plementation of Ra-
jasthan Solar Energy
Policy, 2019, Rajasthan
Wind and Hybrid Poli-
cy, 2019 and Rajasthan
Investment Promotion
Scheme, 2019 by CM Ge-
hlot, Rajasthan is a ma-
jor attraction of inves-
tors in renewable ener-
gy sector,” Agarwal
said. He said that selec-
tion is done by Central
Government on basis
of parameters set in the
State Energy Efficiency
Index.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Rajasthan
emerged as the ‘Best
State’ and ‘Best Wed-
ding Destination’ at the
recently declared travel
and leisure ‘India’s Best
Awards 2021’, said a re-
lease by Rajasthan’s
Tourism Department.
In the 10th edition of
‘India’s Best Award’ the
winners were decided
upon the ratings ex-
tended by readers in
various categories.
Rajasthan while
standing simply the
best among wedding
destinations, its excel-
lence in other catego-
ries resulted in the
award of ‘Best State’,
added the release.
Raj to get Energy Conservation Award Rajasthan receives best wedding
and tourism destination tag
AWARDS TO RAJASTHAN
REDESIGNING WORK OF LAXMI MANDIR
TIRAHA STARTS FROM DECEMBER 17
Jaipur: JDA will start re-designing work at Laxmi
mandir tiraha and B2 bypass intersection on Tonk
Road from December 17 in order to make them
signal free. Two underpasses will be made at Lax-
mi mandir tiraha and as many cloverleaf subways
will be made at B2 bypass intersection which will
prove an ease to nearly 2 lakh vehicles passing
through these areas. Both the projects will be
completed in one and a half year with a cost of Rs
236.31 cr. At the same time, Rs 155.06 crore will
be spent on the upgradation of road light system.
Jaipur: The ACMM-7, Jaipur Metro-1 court issued
bailable warrants against former Governor Dr Kamla,
Surjaram Meel and Chandra Prakash Guleria for
not appearing in court even after serving summons
in the matter of taking compensation of crores of
rupees in the form of developed land of government
land. The accused have been summoned on Dec
24. Advocate AK Jain had filed a complaint in 2012.
Advocate Aditya Jain and Shankar Lal Gurjar of the
complainant said that the accused had taken com-
pensation for government land.
LAND COMPENSATION CASE: BAILABLE
WARRANTS AGAINST EX-GUV, 2 OTHERS
Jaipur: Advocate Aditya Jain has been appointed
by JDA as its advocate in the Supreme Court. Aditya
has been an advocate on
record in the Supreme
Court for the last 2 years.
After the appointment,
he will appear for cases
related to JDA in the apex
court. JDA issued orders
of appointment on 8th
December. Advocate Aditya Jain is the son of Senior
Advocate AK Jain.
ADVOCATE ADITYA JAIN APPOINTED AS
JDA ADVOCATE IN SUPREME COURT
NEWS DIGEST Lok Adalat
focuses on
pending cases
JMC acts
against UD tax
defaulters
Buying, selling
of ‘manjha’
banned in JPR
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Anupama Ra-
jiv Bijlani, secretary,
Department of Law and
Legal Affairs, has di-
rected the departments
to ensure that maxi-
mum pending cases are
disposed of through the
proposed fourth Nation-
al Lok Adalat on Satur-
day. She was presiding
over a review meeting
on pending cases in
various departments in
the conference hall at
the Government Secre-
tariat on Thursday
.
Bijlani instructed the
officials that they
should pick cases which
can be disposed of in
the upcoming Lok Ada-
lat. Nodal officers
should also be appoint-
ed by the departments
for listing and follow-up
of the cases. The secre-
tary said officers must
do their homework.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Acting against
defaulters of UD Tax,
the Jaipur Municipal
Corporation Greater
on Thursday attached
the Kalyan Build Mart
Pvt Ltd and Scout
Campus, Jagatpura
who owned UD tax 1
crore 28 lakh 45 thou-
sand 949 rupees and Rs
18 lakh respectively.
The action, on the in-
structions of Commis-
sioner Yagya Mitra
Singh Deo, was taken
under the leadership
of Jagatpura Deputy
Commissioner Mamta
Nagar and Revenue Of-
ficer Geeta Karnani. In
another action in
Murlipura Zone, the
authorities took action
against two defaulters
and got tax of Rs 44
lakh deposited.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: As activities
related to kite flying
have started a month
ahead of Makar Sank-
ranti, the city adminis-
tration has imposed a
ban on sale, buy and use
of ‘manjha’ in the city.
Additional Police Com-
missioner Hyder Ali
Zaidi issued a circular
to this effect on Thurs-
day. As per the circu-
lar, the selling, buying
or using any type of
‘manjha’ is restricted
till Jan 31 2022.
RELIEF: 9 OMICRON +VE TEST NEGATIVE
However,staterecorded38newCovidpatientsin8districts, atpresent260activecasesin19districts
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur: Good news
came for the people of
the state and for the
medical department on
Thursday. Both the re-
ports of all the 9 pa-
tients infected with new
corona variant Omi-
cron admitted in RUHS
hospital came negative
after which all have
been discharged from
the hospital. All pa-
tients are completely
healthy and asympto-
matic. Their blood, CT
scan and other tests are
normal. The doctors
have advised them to
remain in home quar-
antine for seven days.
Health Minister Par-
sadi Lal Meena said
that the department
was quite alert and vig-
ilant from the begin-
ning over the new vari-
ant of corona. All pa-
tientshavebeenadvised
to remain in home
quarantine. SMS Medi-
cal College Principal Dr
Sudhir Bhandari said
this infection spreads
fast, but it is not fatal as
Delta variant.
Six Senses Fort Barwara. —FILE PHOTO
—FILE PHOTO
COVID-19
UPDATE
955018
TOTAL CASES
38 IN A DAY
945806
TOTAL RECOVERED
8956
TOTAL DEATHS
0 IN A DAY
260
ACTIVE CASES
129 IN JAIPUR
Health worker takes sample at Kanwatiya hospital on Thursday. —PHOTO BY SUMAN SARKAR
Resident docs end strike but
fewer patients turn up at OPD
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Resident doc-
tors on strike for the
past 12 days returned to
work at the OPD in SMS
Hospital here on Thurs-
day providing relief to
patients. However, few-
er patients turned up at
the hospital compared
to usual days.
Since doctors were on
strike since November
28, less number of pa-
tients were visiting the
hospital. On an average,
10-12 thousand patients
visit the SMS Hospital
but only 6-7 thousand
were seen on Thursday
.
Departments of most
OPDs remained empty
.
Relatives of patients
at the emergency also
heaved a sigh of relief.
Routine operations also
began to reduce the
waiting queue.
4 SAMPLING BOOTH AT JAIPUR AIRPORT
Jaipur International Airport has put
up additional facilities and arrange-
ments to ensure strict implementation
of latest COVID-19 guidelines. New
registration counters and sampling
booths have been opened, including
new Rapid PCR machines. Accord-
ing to officials at Jaipur International
Airport as many as four registration
counters and four sampling booths
have become operational. Moreover,
the number of Rapid PCR machines
have also been increased to 35.
“We have set up dedicated waiting
area sufficient for 150 passengers.
Four registrations counters and four
sampling booths have become opera-
tional,” said a senior official.
RECOVERY RATE HAS BEEN LOWER
THAN INFECTION RATE IN STATE
Jaipur: The state re-
corded 38 new Covid
patients in 8 districts on
Thursday. At present,
there are 260 active cases
in 19 districts of the state.
The increase in active
cases is increasing the
risk of infection. Of these,
maximum patients are in
Jaipur. The recovery rate
has also been lower than
the infection in the state.
Only 14 patients have
recovered in the last 24
hours. Among the new
patients, 18 in Jaipur, 4
in Sikar, 3 in Ajmer, 3 in
Bharatpur, 3 in Bikaner, 3
in Bharatpur, 3 in Hanu-
mangarh, a new corona
positive have been found
in Barmer. In active
cases, 129 in Jaipur, 25 in
Bikaner, 17 in Ajmer, 16
in Udaipur, 13 in Alwar,
10 in Hanumangarh, 9 in
Barmer, 9 in Jodhpur, 6
in Nagaur, 5 in Dungarpur
and Sikar.
Stretchers lie vaccant at SMS
hospital on Thursday.
2 FEMALE POSITIVE
PASSENGERS
Two women passen-
gers were stopped
from boarding an
Air Arabia Sharjah
bound flight around
4.05 am after their
Rapid PCR test re-
ports came positive
on Thursday morn-
ing. After the test
report came positive,
they have been kept
in isolation. Howev-
er, other passengers
were scared.
Meena flags off van, says will help poor
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Health Minis-
ter Parsadi Lal Meena
flagged off Cancer Pre-
ventive and Early De-
tection Mobile van by
handing over the keys
at his official residence
on Thursday
.
Meena said that the
mobile van worth Rs
1.20 crore with the help
of Rajasthan Rajya Vid-
yut Prasaran Nigam
CSR fund will conduct
cancer test by going to
villages during Pra-
shasan Gaon ke Sang
campaign.
The Health Minister
said that the cancer pre-
ventive mobile van will
prove very effective for
the needy and poor peo-
ple who generally can-
not come to hospital.
He said that cancer
can be diagnosed at the
initial stage through
this van. He said that
free testing of breast
cancer, cervical cancer,
oral cancer and lung
cancer will be done.
SMS Medical College
Principal Dr Sudhir
Bhandari, Dr Sandeep
Jasuja, Dr RC Meena
and were present.
Prasadi Lal Meena along with Dr Sudhir Bhandari flags off the
Cancer Preventive and Early Detection Mobile Van on Thursday.
WINGED GUESTS IN CITY
With winters setting in, new winged guests including
Cormorants spot-billed ducks make their magnanimous
presence felt at the Jal Mahal Lake on Thursday.
—PHOTOS
BY
NAIM
KHAN
CANCER PREVENTIVE VAN

PERSPECTIVE
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Vol 3 Issue No. 184
RNI NO. RAJENG/2019/77764.
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under the PRB Act
SPIRITUAL SPEAK
The peace of God is with
them whose mind and soul
are in harmony, who are
free from desire and wrath,
who know their own soul.
—Bhagavad Gita
IN-DEPTH
Rajnath Singh
@rajnathsingh
The Chief of Defence Staff would be
cremated with full military honours.
I, on behalf of the august House,
pay homage to the deceased persons
and express condolences to the
bereaved families: RM
Jagat Prakash Nadda
@JPNadda
Today, as we mark 75 years of the
historic sitting of our Constituent
Assembly, I would urge my young
friends to know more about this august
gathering’s proceedings and about the
eminent stalwarts who were a part of
it. Doing so would be an intellectually
enriching experience.
TOP TWEETS
ELGAAR PARISHAD,
BHIMA KOREGAON,
SUDHA BHARADWAJ
AND THE UAPA
fter spending three
years in jail, lawyer-
activist Sudha
Bharadwaj has
walked out of the By-
culla women’s jail. She was ar-
rested in the Elgaar Parishad
case under the anti-terror law---
the UAPA. Father Stan Swamy, a
priest-activist, who was also ar-
rested under the draconian law
died in jail after being denied
proper medical care. Poet Vara-
vara Rao was granted bail last
year. Eight others are still lan-
guishing in jail.
The Elgaar Parishad, an even-
ing programme, shot into lime-
light after it was alleged in an
FIR filed in Pune that it was or-
ganised by banned Naxalite
groups to commemorate 200
years of Bhima Koregaon battle
which holds great significance
for Dalits. The NIA took over the
investigation from Pune police
as it saw a link between Elgaar
Parishad and Koregaon Bhima
violence of January 1, 2018. Vio-
lence and stone-pelting had re-
sulted in the death of a youth
and injuries to a few others. The
speakers at the Elgaar Parishad
also included two judges.
A
he tragic death of
India’s first Chief
of Defence Staff
Gen. Bipin Rawat,
his wife and 11
other officers of the Army
and the air force in an acci-
dent in Tamil Nadu’s Nilgiri
hills has shocked the nation.
Among those killed were
Wing Commander PS Chau-
han and Squadron Leader
Kuldeep Singh who were fly-
ing the helicopter.
Although critically in-
jured, Group Captain Varun
Singh is the only lucky survi-
vor. The IAF has ordered a
court of inquiry. Until the
inquiry is completed there is
curiosity about what caused
the country’s worst air crash
that took the lives of some of
our finest soldiers.
The Russia-made Mi17V5
chopper is counted among
the world’s most advanced
and safest flying machines.
Technical problems were
also being ruled out as no
snag or system malfunction
was reported during its last
few sorties.
Since it was to ferry VIPs,
the mandatory mechanical
checks prior to the flight
must have been carried out
before it was sealed. Moreo-
ver, the chopper was in safe
and experienced hands, it
was being flown by the CO
of Sulur-based 109 Helicop-
ter Unit.
That brings us back to the
question of what may have
caused the accident. That
makes low visibility the pri-
mary suspect but that still
leaves a question looking:
Was the visibility low before
the transport chopper took
off or it turned bad while it
was borne?
Although robust and most
advanced, the helicopter has
had a few crashes in the past.
The worst among previous
crashes was in Tawang in
which 12 military personnel
were killed in 2010.
AN AIR CRASH THAT
SHOOK THE NATION
Although robust and
most advanced, the
helicopter has had a
few crashes in the
past. The worst among
previous crashes was
in Tawang in which 12
military personnel
were killed in 2010
T
DESHBHAKTI
À LA OUR CONSTITUTION
In our Constitution
fundamental duties are
addressed to the citizens
without any legal sanction
for their violation. These
duties are taken from
Indian traditions,
mythology, religions,
practices and represent the
Indian way of life
ecently, it was in news that
Delhi Government plans to
introduce a “Deshbhakti”
curriculum in government
schools. It is a ticklish sub-
ject as to whether patriotism
should be taught in schools
because it has potential to af-
fect impressionable minds of
the young students. It is in
the womb of future as to how
this programme of Delhi gov-
ernment fares, but it should
be accepted that its path
should avoid some pitfalls,
such as, instilling political
antipathy, political prefer-
ences in young minds, etc.
A nation denotes solidarity
to something wider than one’s
own self, family
, a group of
people with shared identity
and the society
. India is a fed-
eration of many diverse cul-
tures, religions and far-flung
regionsgeographicallyunited
and fastened by a fellow-feel-
ing and common belonging.
True to the Latin concept of
‘constitutus’,ourConstitution
has unified the country and
established institutions and
apparatus of the government
andhasguaranteedindividual
civil liberties and defined du-
ties. People of India are the
ultimate custodians of the
Constitution. It empowers the
citizens, but citizens, too, em-
power the Constitution – by
following it, by adhering to it,
by protecting it, and by perse-
vering to make it more mean-
ingful with words and deeds.
According to Salmond “no
right can exist without any
corresponding duty and vice
versa,” and that rights and
duties are correlative. British
political theorist Harold Las-
ki has further propounded
that: a) my right implies your
duty; b) my right implies my
duty to admit a similar right
of others; c) rights should be
exercised to promote better
good; and d) State has guaran-
teed us rights, so we have
duty towards state, too.
When the Constitution was
adopted in 1949, there were no
provisions regarding Funda-
mental Duties of the Citizens.
Our Parliament added Article
51-A by the 42nd Constitution
(Amendment) Act, 1976, upon
the recommendations of the
Swaran Singh Committee,
which suggested that steps
were needed to ensure that the
individuals did not overlook
their duties while exercising
fundamental rights. Article
51-A contained a code of ten
fundamental duties for citi-
zens. Later on, 11th duty (to
educate children of 6-14 years)
wasaddedbythe86thConstitu-
tionalAmendment,2002.These
amendmentshavebroughtour
Constitution in line with Arti-
cle29(1)of theUniversalDecla-
ration of Human Rights and
other Constitutions.
In our Constitution funda-
mental duties are addressed
to the citizens without any
legal sanction for their viola-
tion. These duties are taken
from Indian traditions, my-
thology, religions, practices
and represent the Indian way
of life. Every citizen should
be his own monitor while en-
forcing his fundamental
rights – remembering that if
he does not care for his duties
he should not deserve rights.
Hon’ble Supreme Court
opined in Dasarathi versus
State of AP (AIR 1985 136) that
the State can promote these
fundamental duties through
methods permitted by the
Constitution. Initially
, Justice
Ranganath Misra, a former
Chief Justice of India, wrote
a letter in 1998 to the then
Chief Justice of India, draw-
ing attention to the fact that it
is the obligation of the State
to educate the citizen in the
matter of fundamental duties
so that a proper balance be-
tween rights and duties may
be achieved (Ranganath Mis-
ra versus UoI (2003 7 SCC 133).
Any educational initiative
about Deshbhakti ought to
highlight nation-building and
public-spirited action. Such a
curriculumwouldbemeaning-
fulif itawakensthestudentsto
the expectations enshrined in
ourConstitution.Itshouldedu-
cate our young people to value
diversity and to have mutual
respectforallthecommunities
andtoacceptthatwearediffer-
entbutof uniformcivicstatus.
Deshbhakti à la Constitution
aims at protecting our demo-
cratic structure, where consti-
tutionalism takes primacy
. Let
us pledge ourselves to educate
our young generations to be
proud“deshbhakts”byaccept-
ing the inclusiveness of our
pluralistsocietyandbypractis-
ing our fundamental duties ex
animo.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
R
SHRAWAN SAWHNEY
The writer is IAS (Retd.)
Solicitor Legal Consultant
TEACHING DESHBHAKTI
z To abide by the Constitution
and to respect its institutions
z To cherish and follow the noble
ideals of our freedom struggle
z To uphold and protect the
sovereignty, unity and integrity
of our motherland
z To promote harmony and the
spirit of common brotherhood
z To abandon practices derogatory
to the dignity of women
z To value and preserve our rich
composite culture
z To protect and improve the
natural environment and wild life
z To have compassion for living
creatures
z To develop scientific temper
and humanism
z To safeguard public property
z To abjure violence
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INDIA
05
Kavita Pant
New Delhi: Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi is fielding the up-
coming Uttar Pradesh
elections as a direct
contest between BJP
and the Samajwadi
Party and has now
stopped or reduced the
attacks on Congress,
even though Congress
party’s ‘scion’ Priyan-
ka Gandhi is working
in the poll-bound state.
In fact it is the lower
strata of BJP politi-
cians who now attack
Congress.
Prime Minister or
other leaders of the
party do not even speak
about Bahujan Samaj
Party. There is a per-
ception in Uttar
Pradesh that BSP will
not fight to win the
election this time. For
BSP, purpose of con-
testing is to get some
‘survival’ votes.
In every speech of
PM Modi, his entire at-
tack is concentrated on
Samajwadi Party
. From
West to East, PM tar-
geted SP in every meet-
ing. In this way, he
himself has sent a mes-
sage that the direct
competition of BJP is
with the SP. A BJP
leader in the know of
the developments says
that this is being done
deliberately. The BJP is
feeling that it will be
easier for it to polarise
Hindu votes in compar-
ison to the SP. That’s
why again and again
the incident of Mulay-
am Singh firing on kar-
sevaks is being men-
tioned by Chief Minis-
ter Yogi Adityanath
and other BJP leaders.
From the incident of
firing on karsevaks, to
Mukhtar Ansari and
Azam Khan etc. Modi
has carefully cam-
paigned to prove SP as
a party that intensely
appeases Muslim.
That is, first you
have to label SP as a
Muslim-party and then
field yourself against
it to polarise Hindu
votes. It seems to be an
extremely simple and
well-known formula,
but sometimes in poli-
tics, the simplest for-
mula proves to be suc-
cessful. Everyone
knows how successful
this formula was in
West Bengal. By this
formula, BJP made a
direct contest with
Mamata Banerjee
there and its votes
reached 38%. The par-
ty rose to 18 seats from
two Lok Sabha seats
and 77 from three As-
sembly seats.
This formula also
has some disadvantag-
es, as was witnessed in
Delhi twice, when
there was a triangular
contest in Delhi. In
2013 elections, the BJP
became single largest
party in a hung Assem-
bly. But as soon as PM
Modi left the Congress
to itself and targeted
only AAP Arvind Ke-
jriwal in 2015 elections,
it resulted in AAP’s
historic victory. There-
fore, the strategy to
create a direct contest
with SP is like a dou-
ble-edged sword, which
has to be used extreme-
ly carefully.
Will a direct fight with SP be BJP’s advantage or disadvantage?
MISSION 2022
Mahesh Sharma
New Delhi: The politics
being undertaken by
Mamata Banerjee’s Tri-
namool Congress can be
called an exact copy of
Arvind Kejriwal’s AAP
during its early days.
Since AAP is headquar-
tered in Delhi and all its
‘senior’ leaders live in
Delhi, it got its advan-
tage and despite being a
municipal level party, it
managed to create a na-
tional identity. Due to
their goodwill with jour-
nalists and anchors of
television channels,
AAP leaders were called
to the studio on every is-
sue and their opinion
was sought. Even on the
issues of Tamil Nadu,
Bengal Bihar, some
AAP leader was always
present in the studio,
which did not make any
sense. Party leaders
used to issue statements
on every big and small
issue and used to open a
front against Centre.
Exactlythesamework
has now been started by
Didi’s party
. TMC lead-
ers have started mak-
ing statements on
every national, in-
ternational,econom-
ic,socialissue.Their
leaders have in-
creased their pres-
ence in the media and
have started filing peti-
tions in High Court and
Supreme Court on
issues of other
states. Under
this strategy, TMC lead-
ers made a programme
togotoNagalandafter14
civilians were killed,
which was later post-
poned. Later TMC lead-
ers sought an appoint-
ment with Union Home
Minister Amit Shah and
protestedinDelhionthe
issue. This was a repeat
of its previously tested,
Tripura issue.
After the suspension
of 12 MPs from Rajya
Sabha, TMC, on its part
announced that two of
its MPs would sit on a
dharna in front of the
statue of Mahatma Gan-
dhi in Parliament prem-
ises. Later, parties
joinedin.Onedifference
in politics of Kejriwal
and Mamata is that in
beginning, Kejriwal
called all leaders cor-
rupt and later apolo-
gised. While Mamata is
reaching out to all lead-
ers and trying to
‘createharmony’
with them.
Didi following AAP’s footsteps!
Sharat K Verma
New Delhi:AamAad-
mi Party’s national
convener and Delhi
CM Arvind Kejriwal
has said that he will
declare chief ministe-
rial candidate in Pun-
jab before the rest of
the parties. But now
less than a month is
leftforannouncement
of polls candidates
of all other parties
are almost declared.
Congress has made
Dalit leader Charan-
jit S Channi as CM
before polls, so appar-
ently he is a contend-
er for CM post.
Sukhbir Badal is
from Akali Dal-BSP
alliance and Captain
Amarinder Singh is
contender from the
Punjab Lok Congress
and BJP alliance. So,
now announcement
of the ‘claimant’ is
left only by AAP.
It is generally be-
lieved that party MP
Bhagwant Mann is
the most popular and
old face, so he will be
made a CM contend-
er. But Kejriwal is de-
liberately postponing
the announcement.
Meanwhile, word
is that Mann, in a
measure to show
his importance
to the AAP
leaders, has
claimed that
he had re-
ceived a proposal
from the BJP. He said
on Sunday that four
days ago a big BJP
leader called him and
asked him to join the
BJP by offering him a
ministerial post and
money at the Centre.
But his claim is being
seen with skepticism
since Mann made the
disclosure 4 days af-
ter the alleged phone
call, and secondly, he
did not even tell
which leader made
the offer. Questions
are being raised on
its seriousness and
the discussion has in-
tensified as to why
Kejriwal is not con-
sidering his claim to
CM’s chair in Punjab
and if he has consid-
ered then why is he
not making an offi-
cial announcement.
Informed sources say
that Kejriwal is hesi-
tant because of Bhag-
want Mann’s conduct
sofar,hisbackground
and some other rea-
sons.
Why is Kejriwal not
paying attention to
Bhagwant Mann?
DECIDED TO WITHDRAW FIRS AGAINST
OPINDIA.COM EDITOR: WB GOVT TO SC
J’KHAND: COURT SENTENCES CONVICTS
TO 30 YR JAIL FOR MINOR’S RAPE
ACTOR JACQUELINE FERNANDEZ
APPEARS BEFORE ED ON DAY 2
New Delhi: The WB govt on Thursday told the SC that it has
decided to withdraw the FIRs registered against online pub-
lication Opindia.com's editor Nupur Sharma and others for
articles published on the website. A Bench headed by Justice
Sanjay Kishan Kaul appreciated the stand taken by the West
Bengal govt for withdrawing FIR and expressed hope that it
may be a new beginning and it would be followed by other
states also not to initiate criminal proceedings against people
having divergent views. The SC had earlier stayed proceed-
ings in four FIRs lodged in WB against Sharma .
Godda: The District and Sessions Court on Wed convicted
three youths accused of gang rape and sentenced two to 30
years imprisonment and another to seven years of imprison-
ment.The court gave the sentence in the case related to the kid-
napping and rape of a minor in 2018. The court also imposed
a fine of Rs 1 lakh on those convicted for 30 years while Rs
50,000 fine was imposed on the youth convicted for 7 years.
The gang rape took place in the year 2018 in the Basantarai
police station area where the convicts abducted and raped a
minor. All three convicts are residents of Mokalchak village.
New Delhi: Actor Jacqueline Fernandez reached the
Enforcement Directorate office in Delhi this morning for
further questioning in the 200 crore money-laundering
investigation involving alleged conman Sukesh Chan-
drashekhar and others. She was yesterday questioned for
more than ten hours by the probe agency. The actor had
deposed before the central agency in October as well, after
skipping its summons at least thrice earlier.The agency, on
December 5, had stopped Ms Fernandez at the Mumbai
airport from flying abroad by issuing a LOC (Look Out
Circular).
IN THE COURTYARD
LOW-INTENSITY
EXPLOSION IN
DELHI,ONE INJURED
New Delhi: One person
was injured in the
minor blast reported
inside courtroom
number 102 of Delhi's
Rohini Court on Thurs-
day morning, said DC
of Police Rohini Pranav
Tayal. The blast oc-
curred inside a laptop
bag, and the explosion
was of low intensity,
added the police. The
person had been iden-
tified as Rajeev.
WARD STRENGTH:
MAHA REPLY
SOUGHT ON PLEA
Mumbai: The Bombay
HC on Thursday issued
a notice to the Maha-
rashtra govt seeking its
reply on a writ petition
challenging a recent
ordinance approved
by the state cabinet
to increase the ward
strength of the BMC
ahead of the civic polls
scheduled early next
year.A bench of Justices
Amjad Sayed and Abhay
Ahuja directed the state
govt to file a short
affidavit in response to
the plea by Dec 21.
SESSION COURT
UPHOLDS FIR
ORDER TO POLICE
New Delhi : A sessions
court has upheld a
magistrate court order
directing Delhi Police to
lodge an FIR against a
man, accused of cheat-
ing another man over
the sale of an industrial
plot. Special Judge Ajay
Kumar Jain upheld a
magistrate court order
dated Nov 27, 2021.
Prima facie, the ingre-
dients of cognizable
offence is made out.
COURTREJECTSPLEA
TORESTORETEMPLES
INSIDEQUTUBMINAR
New Delhi : A Delhi
court has rejected a
civil suit seeking the
restoration of 27 Hindu
and Jain temples in the
Qutub Minar complex in
Mehrauli filed by Jain
deity Tirthankara by ad-
vocates saying they are
the dieties' friends. Civil
Judge Neha Sharma, on
Nov 29, while passing
the order said, Nobody
has denied that wrongs
were committed in the
past, but such wrongs
cannot be the basis for
disturbing the peace.
SCRESERVESVERDICTONZAKIAJAFRI
PLEA CHALLENGING SIT‘CLEAN CHIT’
New Delhi : The SC on Thursday reserved its order
on a plea filed by Zakia Jafri, widow of former Cong
MP Ehsan Jafri, challenging the clean chit given by
the Special Investigation Team (SIT) toPM Modi
and several others in the 2002 Gujarat riots.A Bench
headed by Justices AM Khanwilkar reserved its order
after both sides concluded their arguments in the
case. The Bench granted one week time to parties to
submit notes and other documents. Ehsan Jafri was
among 69 people killed during the violence.
New Delhi: Noting that
the Constituent Assem-
bly met for the first time
on this day 75 years ago,
Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi on Thursday
urged youngsters to
know more about this
gathering's proceedings
and the eminent stal-
warts who were a part
of it, saying doing so
would be an intellectu-
ally enriching experi-
ence. The Constituent
Assembly met for the
first time on December
9, 1946, reassembling on
August 14, 1947 as a sov-
ereign body
.
The first sitting of
the Constituent Assem-
bly was presided over
by Dr. Sachchidananda
Sinha, who was the eld-
est member of the As-
sembly, he said. Sinha
was introduced and
conducted to the Chair
by Acharya Kripalani,
the prime minister not-
ed. Today, as we mark
75 years of the historic
sitting of our Constitu-
ent Assembly, I would
urge my young friends
to know more about
this august gathering's
proceedings and about
eminent stalwarts who
were a part of it, Modi
said. Doing so would be
an intellectually en-
riching experience, he
added. —PTI
New Delhi: Congress
general secretary Pri-
yanka Gandhi Vadra is
set to launch the poll
campaign in Goa on
Dec 10, ahead of As-
sembly elections slated
for next year.
According to sources
in the party, the Cong
leader will be address-
ing a public meeting
and will interact with
various groups. Sourc-
es have divulged details
of Priyanka’s itinerary
which include a visit to
Assolna where she will
lay a wreath at the Mar-
tyrs’ Memorial, inter-
action and lunch with
tribal women at
Morpirla in Quepem
taluka, and interaction
with ‘Amchem Mollem’
student activists at
MCC hall, Margao. The
Cong leader is also
scheduled to address a
women’s convention
‘Priyadarshani’ at the
Costa ground, Aquem.
An interaction with
Mahila Congress office
bearers and function-
aries has also been
planned. Shiv Sena MP
Sanjay Raut on Wednes-
day met Priyanka Gan-
dhi and held an hour-
long meeting in the
national capital.
75 YEARS OF CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY
Learning about gathering’s proceedings
and eminent stalwarts who were a part
of it, would be an intellectually
enriching: PM experience. PM Narendra Modi
@narendramodi
“Today, 75 years ago
our Constituent As-
sembly met for the first
time. Distinguished
people from different
parts of India, different
backgrounds and even
differing ideologies
came together with one
aim to give the people
of India a worthy
Constitution. Tributes
to these greats,” Modi
tweeted.
C’Yaan-3 to
be launched
in 2022: Singh
NewDelhi: Chan-
drayaan-3 is in an ad-
vanced stage of realisa-
tion and it is targeted to
be launched in the sec-
ond quarter of the finan-
cialyear2022-2023,Union
Minister Jitendra Singh
informed the Rajya Sab-
ha on Thursday
.
In a written reply, the
Minister said all the
systems in both “Pro-
pulsion Module and
Rover Module have
been realized, integrat-
ed and tested”. In the
Lander Module, Singh
said most of the sys-
tems have been realised
and tests are under pro-
gress. —PTI
PMURGESYOUTHTOKNOW
CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY WELL
Goa Polls: PGV to kick
start campaign on Dec 10
PM Narendra Modi addressing a rally in Gorakhpur. —FILE PHOTO
Priyanka Gandhi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted this picture to pay tributes to the members of the Constituent
Assembly who met for the first time 75 years ago, on Thursday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Mamata Banerjee
Arvind Kejriwal

INDIA
06
New Delhi: Former
Deputy Chief Minister
of Bihar and Rashtriya
Janata Dal leader
Tejashwi Yadav on
Thursdaygotmarriedto
Delhi-based Rachel God-
inho in a ceremony at
the national capital. The
wedding was conducted
as per Hindu rituals at
Sainik Farms and
Tejashwi’s bride, Ra-
chel, will now be known
as Rajeshwari Yadav.
The wedding was at-
tended by top political
leaders, including for-
mer UP CM Akhilesh
Yadav and his wife Dim-
ple, Rajya Sabha MP
Misa Bharti and others.
The couple, who have
known each other for
over seven years, got en-
gaged on Tuesday night
in the presence of close
friends and family
.
Tejashwi’s sister Ro-
hini Acharya also tweet-
ed several photographs
from wedding and
wished couple “a life-
time of happiness.” —PTI
Lalu Yadav’s son Tejashwi gets married
SAYS ‘I DO’
Speakerprioritiseswomen MPs
during Zero Hour in LS; praised
Birla allows all women MPs who wanted to speak during Zero Hour to raise their issues
New Delhi: Speaker
Om Birla on Thursday
drew praise from Lok
Sabha members for
identifying potential of
members and encour-
aging them to speak on
the floor of the House
after a first-time wom-
an MP, known for spear-
heading self-help
groups, raised the issue
of women unemploy-
ment.
BJD MP Pramila
Bisoyi (73), who speaks
only her mother tongue
Odia, raised the issue
of women employment
following the COVID-19
outbreak.
She said many wom-
en who lost employ-
ment were unable to get
jobs back and were con-
fined to working at
their homes or farms
while men have been
reemployed.
She spoke in Odia
and her party colleague
Bhartruhari Mahtab
shared the crux of the
matter she raised dur-
ing the Zero Hour.
Asked about her edu-
cational qualification,
Mahtab said it is not
much but noted that she
is spearheading many
self-helf groups. The
Lok Sabha website says
the Aska MP has stud-
ied till primary classes.
“Now she makes re-
quest for speaking in
the House regularly.
This is India’s democ-
racy,” the Speaker said,
noting she has given
employment to a large
number of women.
Union minister Ar-
jun Ram Meghwal rose
to praise the Chair for
identifying her poten-
tial. Many other mem-
bers also thumped their
desks to laud it. —PTI
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla
Move to extend tenures of CBI,
ED directors ‘arbitrary’: Oppn
New Delhi: The Opposi-
tion on Thursday pro-
tested the government’s
move to extend the
tenures of the directors
of Central Bureau of In-
vestigation (CBI) and the
Enforcement Directorate
(ED) up to a maximum
of five years from the
present two years, alleg-
ing it was “arbitrary” and
without any logic. The
Central Vigilance Com-
mission (Amendment)
Bill, 2021 and the Delhi
Special Police Establish-
ment (Amendment) Bill
2021, were introduced in
the Lok Sabha on Friday
amid strong protests by
Opposition members.
Moving a statutory
resolution for disapproval
of the Ordinances which
were promulgated to
amend the Central Vigi-
lance Act and the Delhi
Police Special Establish-
ment Act, Congress MP
Manish Tewari said those
were “arbitrary, capri-
cious” and an “exercise
of power”. —PTI
PARL WATCH After Ayodhya, BJP
raises Krishna
Janmabhoomi
issue in Parliament
New Delhi: Ahead
of the Uttar Pradesh
Assembly elections,
a BJP Member of
Parliament in Rajya
Sabha on Thursday
raised the Sri Krishna
Janmabhoomi land
dispute issue of
Mathura and de-
manded a law that
would provide for
the status quo to be
scrapped. Raising
the issue through a
zero hour mention,
Harnath Singh Yadav
described as “uncon-
stitutional” the Places
of Worship (Special
Provisions) Act of
1991 that prohibits
conversion of any
place of worship
and provides for the
maintenance of the
religious character of
any place of wor-
ship as it existed on
August 15, 1947.
SIT urges people to share
information, aid probe
Kohima: The Special
Investigation Team
(SIT), set up to probe the
Nagaland firing inci-
dent, on Thursday re-
quested people to ap-
proach it if they come
across photos, videos,
suspicious activities
fromtheprimarysource
or any other informa-
tion connected with the
incident.
“In connection with
the killing of 13 (Thir-
teen) civilians near Ot-
ing Village, Mon on the
4th of December 2021,
theSpecialInvestigation
Team (SIT) would like to
request any person hav-
ing any information on
theunfortunateincident
to contact the SIT. Pho-
tos, Videos, Suspicious
Activities from the pri-
mary source or any oth-
er information connect-
edwiththeincidentmay
kindly be shared in the
interest of police inves-
tigation,” tweeted Naga-
land police. Some Naga
youth were reportedly
killed in Oting village of
Mon district on Satur-
day when they were al-
legedly fired at by secu-
rity forces, who suspect-
ed them to be terrorists.
Nagaland CM Neiph-
iu Rio on Sunday or-
dered a high-level probe
into the reported kill-
ingsof civiliansbysecu-
rity forces. —PTI
13 civilians and a soldier were killed in the firing incident in Nagaland’s Mon district. —FILE PHOTO
HOME MINISTER MISLED PARL: ADHIR
‘PROTEST OVER NEET-PG COUNSELLING
DELAY SUSPENDED FOR ONE WEEK’
New Delhi: The Federation of Resident Doctors’
Association (FORDA), spearheading a nationwide
protest over the delay in NEET-PG 2021 counsel-
ling since November 27, said on Thursday that the
stir has been suspended for a week. In a statement,
it said the decision has been taken in view of the
developments over the issue in the last few days
and the death of Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin
Rawat and others in a copter crash on Wednesday.
New Delhi: The Reserve Bank of India on Wednes-
day kept borrowing costs at a record-low for the 9th
consecutive time. The rupee on Thursday edged down
by 3 paise to settle at 75.53 (provisional) against
US dollar, tracking a firm American currency amid
concerns over the impact of Omicron on the economy.
Besides, unabated foreign fund outflows weighed on
investor sentiments, traders said. At the interbank
foreign exchange market, the local currency opened at
75.45 against the dollar. The local unit soon pared its
initial gains and touched a low of 75.58 against dollar.
RUPEE SLIPS TO 75.53 AGAINST US
DOLLAR ON OMICRON CONCERNS
Chandigarh: Former Punjab AAP convener Sucha Singh
Chhotepur joined the Shiromani Akali Dal in presence of
party chief Sukhbir Singh Badal
in Chandigarh on Thursday
and will contest the upcoming
polls from the Batala assembly
seat. Mr Chhotepur was the
state convener of the AAP in Punjab, but was removed
from this post by party in August 2016 on the charges
of corruption. He was accused of accepting money from
a ticket aspirant ahead of the 2017 assembly polls.
AAP’S EX-PB CHIEF JOINS AKALI DAL, TO
CONTEST STATE POLLS FROM BATALA
NEWS DIGEST
PM extends birthday wishes to Sonia
New Delhi: Prime Min-
ister Narendra Modi on
Thursday extended
birthday wishes to Con-
gress interim president
Sonia Gandhi.
“Best wishes to Smt.
Sonia Gandhi Ji on her
birthday. Praying for
her long life and good
health,” the Prime Min-
ister tweeted this morn-
ing. Union Minister Ni-
tin Gadkari also wished
Sonia Gandhi on her
birthday today
.
Taking to Twitter, the
minister wished her
good health and long
life. “Birthday greet-
ings to the President of
the Indian National
Congress party Smt. So-
nia Gandhi Ji. May you
be blessed with good
health and long life,”
Gadkari tweeted.
She had decided not
to celebrate her birth-
day in view of the IAF
helicopter crash in Ta-
mil Nadu in which
Chief of Defence Staff
Gen Bipin Rawat, his
wife and 11 others lost
their lives. —PTI
Congress President MP Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi Adhir R
Chowdhury during Winter Session on Thursday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Channi describes
Sonia as messiah
of downtrodden
Chandigarh: Punjab
Chief Minister Charan-
jit Singh Channi on
Thursday extended
greetings to Congress
president Sonia Gan-
dhi on her birthday
and described her as
messiah of downtrod-
den and votary of
morality in politics.
Gandhi, the longest
serving president of
her party, turned 75
on Thursday.
‘WB CM’s stance on BSF
alarming for nat’l security’
Kolkata: West Bengal
Governor Jagdeep
Dhankharexpressedhis
concern about Chief
Minister Mamata Ba-
nerjee’s recent remarks
cautioning state police
officials about the ac-
tivities of the Border
Security Force (BSF).
In a letter to Banerjee
on Thursday
, Dhankhar
says, “Your stance has
sent disturbing signals
andispotentiallyalarm-
ingforfederalpolityand
national security
.”
“There is an obvious
need to generate bonho-
mie and not confronta-
tion; cooperation and
not combat amongst
these agencies and the
state apparatus,” the
governor wrote, adding
that the chief minister’s
statement was not in
sync with the law.
Governor Dhankhar
stressed the need for
mutual confidence and
cooperation, saying
both the state police
and CAPF must act in a
“coordinated and syn-
ergical manner to en-
sure overall safety and
security”. —Agencies
Tejashwi with his wife Rachel Godinho and brother Tej Pratap. SP leader Akhilesh Yadav with Lalu Prasad Yadav and Tej Pratap.
‘Centre has filed affidavit in SC to allow
7 hydropower projects in Uttarakhand’
New Delhi: The govern-
ment has filed an affida-
vit before the Supreme
Court to allow the com-
pletion of seven under-
constructionhydropow-
er projects in Uttara-
khand, Environment
Minister Bhupender
Yadav informed Parlia-
ment on Thursday
.
The affidavit has been
filed as the apex court
had given direction to
the government to come
out with a common poli-
cy framework regarding
hydro electric power
projects in upper
stretches of River Gan-
ga basin while hearing a
case ‘Alaknanda Power
Company Vs Anuj Joshi
and Others’, he said.
Accordingly, after
consultationwithMinis-
try of Jal Shakti and
Ministryof Power,there
was a consensus on the
following seven pro-
jects,”hesaidduringthe
Question Hour in the
Rajya Sabha. —PTI
Ensure adequate stock of Covid
drugs: Health Secy tells states
New Delhi: Union
Health Secretary on
Thursday reviewed
public health response
to COVID-19 in light of
the emergence of Omi-
cron variant and pro-
gress of vaccination
with states and union
territories.
During the meeting,
health secretary Rajesh
Bhushan urged the
states to ensure to
maintain adequate buff-
er stock for 8 critical
drugs identified in clin-
ical treatment for COV-
ID-19.
“States were in-
formed that many ven-
tilators supplied by the
Centre are still lying
unpacked and unused
at some field hospitals,
with consumables not
being procured and
made available by the
states. “This needs to be
reviewed immediately
to ensure that all PSA
oxygen plants, Oxygen
concentrators and ven-
tilators are installed
and are functioning,” a
health ministry state-
ment said. —PTI
OMICRON
Health worker prepares a sample for testing. —FILE PHOTO
First Omicron
patient of
Maha tests -ve
Mumbai: Maharash-
tra’s first case of the
Omicron variant of
Covid-19, a 33-year-old
marine engineer, has
tested negative for the
virus, media reported
on Thursday. The man,
a resident of the Kaly-
an-Dombivli municipal
area near Mumbai, was
unvaccinated and had
arrived at the Delhi air-
port from South Africa
via Dubai before flying
to Mumbai in the last
week of November.
India records
9,419 new
COVID cases
New Delhi: With
9,419 more people
testing positive for
Covid in a day, India’s
infection tally rose to
3,46,66,241, while
the active cases
increased to 94,742,
according to the Union
Health Ministry’s data
updated on Thursday.
The number of deaths
climbed to 4,74,111
after 159 fresh fatali-
ties were reported, the
data updated at 8 am
showed.
NAGALAND FIRING INCIDENT

NEWS
07
Kuldeep’s village gets ready to bid him farewell
Will send daughter-in-law to Army, says mother
Pradeep Gadhwal
Jhunjhunu: Kamala
Devi, mother of Squad-
ron Leader Kuldeep
Singh Rao from
Ghardana Khurd vil-
lage in Jhunjhunu, who
was martyred in a heli-
coptercrashinCoonoor,
Tamil Nadu on Wednes-
day, has tears as well as
pride in her eyes. “My
son was martyred while
serving the country.
Now, I will also send
daughter-in-law to the
army,” she said with
tears in her eyes.Ex-na-
vy man Rajendra Rao,
the son of Kuldeep’s un-
cle, said that since
childhood, Kuldeep
wanted to become a pi-
lot. He said that 7
months ago Kuldeep
had come to his village
Ghardana Khurd in the
marriage of his cousin.
He also went to his
school and met the chil-
dren. The parents
reached Ghardana
Khurd village of Jhunj-
hunu from Jaipur after
news of his martyr-
dom. The last rites will
be performed on Friday
.
Over 1.61L power consumers’
problems’ solved: Sawant
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur: DISCOM
chaiman Bhaskar A
Sawant informed that
relief has been pro-
vided to consumers/
non-consumers by re-
solving over 1.61 lakh
electricity problems
in two months. He in-
formed that over 1.77
lakh electricity relat-
ed problems have been
registered in 9577
camps organized so
far, out of which over
1.61 lakh problems
have been resolved
during the camps it-
self.
Instructions have
been given to solve the
remaining power
problems at the earli-
est.
Concerned officers
have also been in-
structed to solve the
problems registered
through online medi-
um on priority basis.
Kalraj Mishra
@Kalraj Mishra
Saddened by untimely
demise of 11 Army
officers and security
personnel including
Chief of Defense Staff
General Shri Bipin
Rawat, his wife
Ashok Gehlot
@ashokgehlot51
I pay homage to
Kuldeep Singh, a
resident of Jhunjhunu
who was martyred in
the chopper accident.
I pray to God to give
strength to the family.
Sachin Pilot
@SachinPilot
While paying tribute
to the martyrdom
of Kuldeep Rao. My
deepest sympathies
are with the bereaved
family, may God give
them strength.
VasundharaRaje
@VasundharaBJP
Condole tragic demise
of Lt. Col. Harjinder
Singh, hailing from
Ajmer in helicopter
crash with Late Gen.
#BipinRawat. Salutes
your sacrifice.
Satish Poonia
@DrSatishPoonia
I bow to the sacrifice
of Squadron Leader
Kuldeep Singh of
Jhunjhunu district
of the state, who
was martyred in the
helicopter crash.
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क्रमांक : न.पा.नन./2021-22/5375 निनांक : 3/12/2021
आपत्ति आमंत्रण सूचना
सर्वसाधारण को सूनित नकया जाता है नक ननमांनकत वयक्तयों द्ारा कृनि भूनम में आरासीय/वयारसानयक पट्टा/उपनरभाजन/पुन्वरैि/
नरीनीकरण/नामानतरण/ननमा्वण सरीकृनत िाहने हेतु आरेिन नकया है, इस संबंध में नजस नकसी वयक्त को कोई आपनति हो तो अनिर मयाि
07 निरस में मय सबूत निनित में अधोहसताक्षरकता्व के समक्ष प्रसतुत करें बाि गुजरने मयाि (अरनध) पशिात् कोई आपनति सरीकार नहीं
की जारेगी र आरेिकों के पक्ष में अनरिम काय्वराही की जारेगी।
क्र.
सं.
नाम आवेदक
भूखण्ड सं. व
कॉलोनी का नाम
खसरा नं. क्षेत्रफल त्वशषेष त्ववरण
1. महावीर प्रसाद जैन / रतनल लाल जैन निराजी कॉिोनी 150 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
2. रामसहाय / सुवालाल सुभाष कॉलोनी 136.11 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
3. रमेश चनद शमामा / रामेशवर प्रसाद शमामा िीनियाि कॉिोनी 3552/2 125.41 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
4. रमेश चनद शमामा / रामेशवर प्रसाद शमामा िीनियाि कॉिोनी 3552/2 101.66 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
5. सतयनारायण गुपता / बद्ीनारायण गुपता िीनियाि कॉिोनी 125 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
6. मधु सुदन भट्ट / गजाननद भट्ट फुटी बारड़ी के पास 163.33 रग्वगज 69 क पट्टा हेतु
7. मीरा गुपता / बाल मुकुनद गुपता िीनियाि कॉिोनी 150 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
8. उरममाला जैन / ओमप्रकाश जैन भगत नसंह कॉिोनी 164.44 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
9. मीरा गुपता / बालमुकुनद गुपता िीनियाि कॉिोनी 150 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
10. कंचन खण्डेलवाल / कमलेश खण्डेलवाल िीनियाि कॉिोनी 140 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
11. गोपाल लाल गुपता / मदन लाल िीनियाि कॉिोनी 150 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
12. लक्मीनारायण बैरवा / रामचनद् बैरवा निराजी कॉिोनी 150 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
13.
अंशुल जैन / अंरकत जैन
रप्रयंका जैन / संजय जैन
िीनियाि कॉिोनी 355 248.58 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
14. राधेशयाम शमामा / ओमकार शमामा इनद्ा कॉिोनी 138.88 रग्वगज पुन्वरैध
15. रामचरण शमामा / ननद रकशोर निराजी कॉिोनी 150 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
16. मंजु भट्ट / मधु सुदन भट्ट भट्टों का मौहलिा 51.38 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
17. मंजु भट्ट / मधु सुदन भट्ट भट्टों का मौहलिा 43.44 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
18. इनद्ा देवी जैन / तेजमल जैन िीनियाि कॉिोनी 140 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
19. रगरजामा शमामा / रशवराज शमामा िीनियाि कॉिोनी 145 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
20. कैलाश चनद शमामा / जीवणरा शमामा नििाई रोड 300 रग्वगज 69 क पट्टा हेतु
21. गोरधन लखेरा / मदन लाल लखेरा ििेरों का मौहलिा 129.22 रग्वगज 69 क पट्टा हेतु
22. प्रकाश चनद कुमावत / हजारी लाल कुमावत मानियों का मौहलिा 20.93 रग्वगज 69 क पट्टा हेतु
23. शाननत देवी / बाबु लाल टडेलर सुभाि कॉिोनी 42.77 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
24. रामगोपाल / माधोलाल अरधैि नगर 163.88 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
25. संतोष / रामगोपाल अरधैि नगर 126.66 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
26. मूलचनद / कलयाण मल अरधैि नगर 288.88 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
27. शाननत देवी / बाबूलाल टडेलर सुभाि कॉिोनी 136.11 रग्वगज हसतानानतरण
28. नारायणदास / पुरुषोत्तम दास िंगारो का मौहलिा 59.29 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
29. रहमतो बानो / गफ्ार अहमद भगत नसंह कॉिोनी 138.88 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
30. रमेश चनद / लादुलाल जमात 133.33 रग्वगज 69 क पट्टा हेतु
31. महेश, रवषणु, मुकेश शमामा / बद्ीनारायण शयाम नगर 137.2 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
32. मोती लाल पारीक / रामेशवर प्रसाद पारीक अजु्वन नगर 310 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
33. कनहैयालाल बैरागी / प्रहलाद बैरागी शयाम नगर 3922 125 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
34. मूलचनद मीणा / रामजीवण मीणा अजु्वन नगर 166.66 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
35. राजेनद् कुमार कुमावत / केसर लाल कुमावत िाकनत नगर 382.02 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
36. सपना कुमावत / परमेशवर कुमावत फटी बारड़ी के पास 88.66 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
37. रवमलेश कुमार गौतम / ओमप्रकाश गौतम निराजी कॉिोनी 150 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
38. सुजीत / देवेनद् अरधकारी सुभाि कॉिोनी 136.11 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
39. बाबू लाल कीर / छीमन लाल कीर कीर कॉिोनी 166.66 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
40. गोपाल लाल / रामलाल बैरवा मरमटो का मौहलिा 90.48 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
41. सुजीत कुमार / देवेनद् कुमार सुभाि कॉिोनी 136.11 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
42. ओमप्रकाश कोली / रूपनारायण कोली पटरों का मौहलिा 150 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
43. नाथी देवी / रामगोपाल मरमटों का मौहलिा पट्टा हेतु
44. बाबू खां / रोशन शाह भगत नसंह कॉिोनी 138 रग्वगज पुन्वरैध
45. रकशोर कुमार सोनी / पारस राम सोनी निराजी कॉिोनी 150 रग्वगज 69 क पट्टा हेतु
46. शाननत देवी / अशोक कुमार जैन िौहटी बाजार 42.22 रग्वगज 69 क पट्टा हेतु
47. पारस मल जैन / ताराचंद जैन ििेरा का मौहलिा 114.07 रग्वगज 69 क पट्टा हेतु
48. अंरकत जैन / पारस मल जैन बिाईयों का मौहलिा 89.10 रग्वगज 69 क पट्टा हेतु
49. रनरोज कुमार जैन / अशोक कुमार जैन निगमबर जैन मकनिर के पास 23.66 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
50. मनोज कुमार जैन / महावीर प्रसाद जैन बड़ा बाजार 34.71 रग्वगज पट्टा हेतु
अत्िशाषी अत्िकारी
नगर पात्लका, त्नवाई
Sand artist Ajay Rawat created sand art in Pushkar on Thursday,
to pay tributes to Late Gen. Bipin Rawat.
—PHOTO BY HIMANSHU SHARMA
Take pledge to fight against
corruption, says ACB DG
Nadda’s wife Mallika expresses
gratitude to farmers for ending stir
Laxman Raghav
Bikaner: Social work-
er and BJP national
president JP Nadda’s
wife Mallika Nadda
on Thursday ex-
pressed gratitude to
the farmers for call-
ing off their agita-
tion.
She said that the
farmers have decided
to end the movement
after PM Narendra
Modi announced to
repeal the laws.
“We all want the
farmers to prosper,”
she said during her
Bikaner visit on
Thursday. She attend-
ed a function of Vipra
Foundation and
launched women’s
self-employment e-
Portal.
The e-commerce
portal has been
launched with the aim
of promoting women
self-employment.
Education Minister
BD Kalla, Vipra leader
Suresh Ojha and oth-
ers were also present
in the function.
Earlier, she was wel-
comed by Vipra Foun-
dation secretary Deep-
ak Pareek, Mayor Su-
shila Kanwar and
other leaders and
workers of the party
at the airport.
Navin Sharma
Jaipur: Anti Corrup-
tion Bu-
reau DG BL Soni called
upon the people of the
state to take a pledge to
fight against corrup-
tion and sent
them good wishes on
the occasion of Inter-
national Anti-Corrup-
tion Day on Thursday
.
While addressing all
the officers and em-
ployees present in the
programme organized
in the auditorium of
the Bureau at Jhala-
na, Soni said that the
InternationalAnti-Cor-
ruption Day is celebrat-
ed by ACB Rajasthan as
Gratitude Day
. Chief
Minister Ashok Gehlot
and Principal Secre-
tary Home Depart-
ment were thanked by
all the members of the
Bureauteam.Theyalso
thanked the complain-
ants and witness-
es, prosecution team,
public prosecutor, Jus-
tice Officers, Law De-
partment, Experts of
Forensic Lab as well as
the entire Rajasthan
ACB team for the fight
against corruption.
“Our ACB team, de-
spite being small, is a
strong team. ACB team
is working with proac-
tive approach and is
ready with new priori-
ties for the next
year,” said Soni. On
this occasion, ACB
also released the book-
let ‘Bhrashtachar Par
Prahar’ with the mes-
sage of making the pub-
lic aware of corruption
and information about
when, how, under what
circumstances the ACB
can be contacted.
Two sisters file
complaint
against father
and in-laws
Hanumangarh: Ten
days after child mar-
riage, two sisters sued
their father, husbands,
and in-laws. The vic-
tims reached the Wom-
en police station and
filed a case under the
POCSO Act. According
to the information,
about 15-16 year old two
sisters were married by
their family on Nov 28,
after which their hus-
bands and in-laws start-
ed harassing both girls,
on which both of them
reached the police on
Wednesday. A case has
been filed against Sukh-
winder and Dalveer for
raping the victims and
against the parents for
forcibly marrying
them, said Sub Inspec-
tor Renu Bala.
Y category
security to MP
Ranjeeta Koli
First India Bureau
Jaipur : Following re-
peated and alleged at-
t a c k s
on Bharat-
pur MP
R a n j i t a
Koli, she
h a s
been given
Y category
security by the Cen-
tre. As per informed
sources, the security
has been provided fol-
lowing the IB re-
port that there is threat
to MP’ life. There have
been many attacks
on Koli in the past. Al-
though no government
order has been is-
sued with regard to the
security yet.
Deepak Pareek, Dr BD Kalla, Mallika Nadda and Sushila
Kanwar during the function.
ACB DG BL Soni during a function organised on the accsion of
International Anti-Corruption Day.
PALL OF GLOOM DESCENDS ON
GHARDANA KHURD VILLAGE
Ex-sarpanch Harpal Singh said whole village is
proud of Kuldeep Singh Rao and is preparing to bid
him a final farewell. Kuldeep’s family currently lives
in Jaipur. We unable to bear this tragedy, he said.
HARJINDER SINGH FROM AJMER
TO BE CREMATED IN DELHI
Lieutenant Colonel Harjinder Singh from Ajmer
district was also killed in the copter crash with
CDS Late Gen Bipin Rawat. His last rites will be
held in Delhi.

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