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OUR EDITIONS: JAIPUR, NEW DELHI & MUMBAI
ANDAMAN RAPE:
EX-CS HELD AFTER
COURT REJECTS
ANTICIPATORY BAIL
New Delhi: Bihar politician Lalu Yadav, who has been unwell for some time, will
receive a kidney from his daughter Rohini Acharya. RJD leader will go through
a kidney transplant later this month. “Yes, I’m destiny’s child and so proud to
give my kidney to papa,” said, Lalu’s 2nd daughter, who is based in Singapore.
Port Blair: A local court on Thursday rejected
anticipatory bail plea of former Andaman and Nicobar
CS Jitendra Narain in a gang rape case. Soon after
the verdict, a team of policemen reached a private
resort where Narain is staying and arrested him.
NAVLAKHA’S
HOUSE ARREST:
CAN’T USE NET, 2
CAN MEET IN WK
New Delhi: Activist Gautam Navlakha, lodged in Navi
Mumbai’s Taloja prison in Elgar Parishad-Maoist
link case, was allowed by SC Thursday to be placed
under house arrest owing to his deteriorating health
but with conditions like no mobile, internet & more.
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Congress to win unilaterally in HP: Gehlot
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: CM Ashok Ge-
hlot on Thursday exud-
ed confidence that Con-
gress would win unilat-
erally in upcoming HP
polls. He also said there
is a good atmosphere in
favour of the Congress
in Gujarat where a
fierce anti-incumbency
wave is being seen
against the current BJP
government. “The at-
mosphere is good. In
HP, Congress is win-
ning election unilater-
ally,” he told media af-
ter returning from tour
of both the states.
“There is very fierce
wave against BJP govt
in Gujarat. 5 (Parivar-
tan Sankalp) yatras
were taken out, the re-
action of people seen in
these yatras is indica-
tive of this,” he said.
“Unemployment situ-
ation is very terrible in
Gujarat. Recently, 70
died due to illicit liquor.
These (BJP) people are
not conducting any-
probe into Morbi acci-
dent. CM is stubborn &
stubborn is their lead-
er,” he said.
On ‘Bharat Jodo’, he
said, “Rahul has started
a movement, lakhs of
people are coming in it.
Even the BJP has got
disturbed by it, so they
keep making allegations
in a hurry. We are not
worried about them.”
“Rahul has started this
yatra with issues of in-
flation, unemployment
& it is having a huge
impact,” Gehlot said.
CM Ashok Gehlot, Shakuntala Rawat and Rajiv Arora felicitating
Ashok Patni at 11th India Stone Mart at JECC, Jaipur on Thursday.
Rajasthan is suitable
for investment in all
respects, says Gehlot
while inaugurating
‘India Stone Mart’
MISSION GUJ ‘RAJ’: BJP’S FIRST LIST OUT
BJPBETSON‘YOUNG
ANDFRESH’FACES!
 BJP releases
1st list of 160
candidates, 38
sitting MLAs
dropped
 The list
includes 14
women, 13 SC,
24 ST leaders
Moni Sharma
Gandhinagar: Faced
with the prospect of an-
ti-incumbency in up-
coming Gujarat elec-
tions,therulingBJPhas
denied tickets to as
many as 38 sitting
MLAs, picking 69 of the
incumbent lawmakers
in its first list of candi-
dates for the December 1
and 5 Assembly elec-
tions in Gujarat. The list
of 160 candidates out of
a total 182 was released
by Union minister Bhu-
pendra Yadav on Thurs-
day
. Notable names
missing in the first list
include former CM Vi-
jay Rupani, former dep-
uty CM Nitin Patel, for-
mer minister RC Faldu,
Bhupendrasinh Chu-
dasama and senior lead-
er Pradipsinh Jadeja.
Congress turncoats
Hardik Patel, Bhagvan-
bhai Barad and Mo-
hansinh Rathva’s son
Rajendrabhai Rathva
have been given tickets
from Viramgam, Talala
and Chhota Udepur, re-
spectively
. BJP has also
fielded former MLA
Kantilal Amrutiya from
Morbi. More on P6
First India Bureau
Palampur:UnionHome
Minister Amit Shah ad-
dresses rally at Paonta
Sahibonlastlegelection
campaign here attacked
Opposition Congress in
a veiled attack at “moth-
er-son” Sonia and Rahul
Gandhi. “Do you see an-
ything besides ‘mother-
son’ when you look at
Congminutely?Thereis
a ‘mother-son’ in Delhi
aswellasHP
.Congisnot
a democratic party
, par-
ty born out of dynasty
.”
During the day, Shah
in Palampur said, “We
have promised in our
poll manifesto that once
BJP comes to power in
HP, we will implement
‘Common Civil Code’ in
the state and added ear-
lier, no one believed
that Article 370 could be
removed (from J&K).
PROMINENT NAMES AND THEIR CONSTITUENCIES
Chhota Udepur
RAJENDRABHAI
RATHVA
Morbi
KANTILAL
AMRUTIYA
Rajkot
DARSHITA
PARAS SHAH
Ghatlodia
CM BHUPENDRA
PATEL
Viramgam
HARDIK
PATEL
Jamnagar (N)
RIVABA
JADEJA
Talala
BHAGVANBHAI
BARAD
Tharad
SHANKAR
CHAUDHARY
(From Left) Senior BJP leaders Mansukh Mandaviya, Tarun Chugh, Bhupender Yadav and CR Patil
release the list of BJP candidates for Gujarat Assembly elections 2022, in New Delhi on Thursday.
Congress is not a democratic party, it
is born out of dynasty, says Amit Shah
VACHAN PATRA: BJP RELEASES PARTY
MANIFESTO FOR MCD ELECTIONS
New Delhi: Delhi BJP releases
election manifesto on Thursday,
the party has made big promises
to Delhi voters in its MCD election
manifesto, promising houses for
slum dwellers in Delhi, improving
civic amenities in the national cap-
ital, strengthening the civic body,
checking corruption, and ensuring
proper disposal of garbage etc.
BJP is
looking to
break its
own record of 127
seats in the 182-seat
Assembly. We will
create a record of
sorts this time. We
aim to win 150 seats.
—Bhupender Yadav,
Union Minister
...on last day of
campaign for HP
Assembly polls
Union Home Minister Amit Shah being felicitated by the party
candidate Vipin S Parmar during an election campaign rally at
Dehan in Palampur on Thursday. Voting for 68 seats tomorrow.
ENG ROUT IND, SEAL FINALS BERTH!
England’s skipper Jos Buttler shakes hands with India’s Virat
Kohli after beating India by 10 wickets during the Semi-Final
match of ICC Mens T20 World Cup 2022, at Adelaide Oval on
Thursday. England face Pakistan for coveted trophy on Sunday.
9 INDIANS AMONG 10
KILLED, MANY INJURED
IN MALDIVES FIRE
CAN’T PICK-AND-CHOOSE:
COURT ASKS ED WHY
JACQUELINE NOT HELD?
Male: At least 10 people, in-
cluding nine Indians, were killed
and several others injured when
a fire swept through cramped
lodgings of foreign workers in
Male, the Maldivian fire service
said on Thursday.
New Delhi: A Delhi court on
Thursday rapped ED for adopt-
ing a pick-and-choose policy
and asked why they had not ar-
rested actor Jacqueline despite
lookout circular. Order on the
bail plea reserved till Nov 24, 25.
JMC GREATER
DRAMA UNFOLDS
“GREATLY”
As HC stays Dr Somya’s suspension,
mayoral bypoll put on hold at 11th hour
Kamal Kant and
Dr Rituraj Sharma
Jaipur: The State Elec-
tion Commission (SEC)
on Thursday stopped
the counting of votes in
Jaipur Municipal Cor-
poration Greater mayor
bypoll after Rajasthan
HC quashed disqualifi-
cation of ex-mayor Dr
Somya, stating that
there is no vacancy for
post. She was disquali-
fied as Jaipur mayor in
September after a judi-
cial inquiry found her
guilty of misbehaving
with the then commis-
sioner Yagyamitra Sin-
gh Deo and preventing
him from official work.
A single-judge bench
of Justice Mahendra
Kumar Goel set aside
the disqualification or-
der on technical ground
that after the judicial
inquiry no comments
were called from the
“delinquent” mayor
and further the order
for disqualifying her
from contesting elec-
tions for a period of 6
years was passed with-
out approval of CM as
contemplated under the
rules. Following court
order, the SEC released
an order stating coun-
sel of petitioner Dr
Somya has asked to
stop poll process. “So,
the election process for
the post of JMC Great-
er be stopped immedi-
ately. Commission will
take further decision
after receiving copy of
court order,” commis-
sion’s secy Chitra Gup-
ta said. More on P3
There was trust in the judiciary and there
is trust in the judiciary. There will be trust
in the judiciary and our struggle will con-
tinue. Only the truth will win. —Dr Somya
A WONDERFUL COINCIDENCE!
Dr Somya became Mayor 2 years
ago on this day, i.e November 10
and again the way was paved for
her coronation again same day.
—PHOTO
BY
MUKESH
KIRADOO
OTHER TOP STORIES
The Kerala government on
Thursday
removed
Governor
Arif
Mohammad
Khan as the
chancellor
of Kerala Kalamandalam
deemed-to-be-university
through an amendment. As
per the new amendment, the
chancellor will be an eminent
person in the field of art and
culture appointed by the
sponsoring body.
A day after UK HC ordered
extradition of fugitive diamond
Nirav Modi to India to face
charges of fraud and money
laundering, the MEA Thursday
said that country wants to bring
“him back as soon as possible”.
The Indians planning to
travel to the US may continue
to experience delays in visas
at least for the next few
months as a significant fall in
waiting time is expected only
in the summer of 2023.
Dr Somya speaks to media personnel after she gets relief
from the Rajasthan High Court in Jaipur on Thursday.

PUBLIC NOTICE
This is For Notice of the General Public that a Political
Party is proposed to be Registered by the Name of
VIRAJ JAN Party. The Office of the Party is located at
H.NO 21, Shiv Vihar, Officers Colony A, Meenawala,
Jaipur -302034, Rajasthan This Party has Submitted
Application to the Election Commission of India New
Delhi For its Registration as Political Party Under
section 29A of the Representation of people ACT,
1951.Name/ address of the office bearers of the Party
are as follows: President: Prashant Saini R/o 72,
Bhanwar Nagar, Mansarovar, Jaipur -302020
General Secretary- Aashima Chauhan R/o Dairy
No.5989, Vaishali Nagar, A Block, Jaipur -302021 &
Treasurer Harshvardhan Singh Chauhan, B-26,
Nityanand Nagar Gandhi Path, Jaipur -302021. If any
one has any Objection to the Registration of Viraj Jan
Party they may send their Objection with Reasons
there of to the Secretary (Political Party) Election
Commission of Indian, Nirvachan Sadan, Ashoka
Road, New Delhi-110001 within 30 Days of The
PublicationofthisNotice.
BJP failed to develop
HP in 5 years: Pilot
RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2022
02
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A leopard en-
tered the Takshashila
Farm House of Jain
DadabarilocatedinJais-
inghpura Khor on
Thursday
. During this,
leopard was frightened
afterseeingthecommon
people and hid in the
bathroom. After which
the employees present
there closed the bath-
room door from outside
and informed the forest
department about it.
The forest depart-
ment team reached the
spot, after a hard effort
of one and a half hours,
tranquilized it. He had a
serious wound on his
right leg.
In such a situation,
Leopard was taken to
NahargarhRescueCent-
er, where he is undergo-
ing treatment. Farm
house owner Rahul Jain
said that on Thursday
afternoon, suddenly
leopard was seen in the
outer area of the farm
house. Seeing this, staff
presenttheregotscared.
Earlier in another in-
cident panic gripped
residents of a colony in
Jagatpura area on Oct
15 night after a leopard
was spotted roaming on
the streets. A local spot-
ted leopard while he
was on a walk.
Leopard enters farm and gets wounded
PANIC GRIPS CITY
EC notification:
Voting on Dec 5
& result on Dec 8
SARDARSHAHAR BYPOLL
Jaipur (PTI): Notifica-
tion for the bye-election
to Sardarshahar assem-
bly constituency of Ra-
jasthan was issued on
Thursday, a poll official
here said. The seat fell
vacant after the death
of Congress MLA Bhan-
war Lal Sharma.
According to the noti-
fication issued by the
Chief Election Office,
thevotingwillbeheldon
December 5 and count-
ing of votes will take
place on December 8.
As per the election
schedule, the last date
for nominations will be
November 17 and scru-
tiny of nominations
will be done on Novem-
ber 18. The last date for
withdrawal of nomina-
tions is November 21,
Chief Electoral Officer
Praveen Gupta said.
In the bye-election,
2,89,579 voters of Sard-
arshahr assembly con-
stituency will be able to
cast their votes and the
total polling stations
are 295, Gupta said.
Sardarshahr (Churu)
seat was held by Cong
for a long time. Bhan-
war Lal Sharma, 77,
died on October 9.
LATE BHANWARLAL
SHARMA’S FAMILY
AT LOGGERHEADS
IN SARDARSHAHAR
Bhanwarlal Sharma’s
family has at logger-
heads after the seat fell
vacant after his death.
Sharma’s son Anil Shar-
ma is seeking a ticket
from Cong, while Bhan-
warlal Sharma’s brother
Shyamlal Sharma from
BJP. Shyam Lal Sharma
defeated his sister-in-
law, Manohari Devi,
in Panchayat Samiti
elections. Shyam Lal
Sharma, after meeting
BJP state president Sat-
ish Poonia, claimed that
he would win if given a
ticket. Sharma said that
if BJP gives me a ticket, I
will win by 15000 votes.
Crime seminar at ACB Headquarters
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A Crime sem-
inar was held at ACB
Headquarters on
Thursday. ACB Direc-
tor General BL Soni
addressed the officers
present. On this occa-
sion, Additional Di-
rector General ACB
Hemant Priyadarshi,
Additional Director
General Dinesh MN,
DIG-II Vishnu Kant,
DIG-III Kaluram Raw-
at and other senior of-
ficers of the Head-
quarters including all
the Unit Incharges
and Supervising Offic-
ers were present.
In the meeting, in-
formation related to
their respective posts
and status reports were
presented by the in-
charge officers.
ACB Director General Bhagwan Lal Soni addressing officers. Also
present Hemant Priyadarshi, Dinesh MN, Vishnu Kant, Kaluram
Rawat and other senior officers.
JusticeDalveerBhandariofICJ
will now be patron of RANA
3 held for assaulting man,
misbehavingwithhissister
First India Bureau
Jaipur:JusticeDalveer
Bhandari of Interna-
tional Court of Justice
will be the patron of
Rajasthan Association
of North America
(RANA), the largest or-
ganization of immi-
grants in America.
Justice Bhandari
has been a judge of
the ICJ since 2012. He
was CJ at the Bombay
High Court and a
judge at the Supreme
Court as well.
New York RANA
has organized four in-
ternational Rajastha-
ni conferences so far.
Two of these were at-
tended by Chief Min-
ister Ashok Gehlot
and once by Vasund-
hara Raje along with
the entire cabinet.
RANA Deep Mahot-
sav chairman Vijay
Arya and secretary
Neelam Modi gave in-
formation regarding
this. Members of the
association are happy
with Justice Bhandari
to be the guardian.
Arun Singh in
Jhunjhunu on Nov
12 and 13
Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur: BJP National Gen-
eral Secretary and state in-
charge Arun Singh will be
on a two-day visit in Ra-
jasthan from Friday
. Arun
Singh will attend the BJP’s
State Working Committee
meeting & will reach Jhun-
jhunu on Nov 12, at 2:00
pm. Moreover, at 3:00 pm,
the office representatives,
morcha president will ad-
dress the meeting. Arun
Singh will attend the meet-
ing of the State Working
Committee at 11 am. He
has a programme to dis-
cuss with BJP leaders
about Sardarshahr bypoll.
First India Bureau
Kullu: Congress leader
Sachin Pilot addressed
an election rally in fa-
vor of Congress candi-
date Sunder Singh
Thakur at district head-
quarters Kullu on
Thursday. During this,
he said that if the CM
of Himachal Pradesh
Jai Ram Thakur had de-
veloped the state, then
PM, Home Minister and
Defense Minister of the
country would not have
to visit Himachal
Pradesh again & again.
He said that in reality
Thakur has failed to de-
velop Himachal
Pradesh and now after a
lapse of 5 years, he is
giving false assurances
to the public. “Situation
of education, electrici-
ty, roads, industry and
economy are in front of
people in Himachal
Pradesh despite BJP
govt at Centre,” he said.
4, including
two brothers,
killed in road
accident
Property businessman assaulted
by miscreants,dies in SMS hosp
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Property busi-
nessman was suddenly
attacked by miscreants
who came in three cars
in Kardhani area, died
at the SMS hospital on
Thursday. He was hit
with sticks so much
that he had to be rushed
to the SMS hospital on
Wednesday.
Satyendra said, ‘My
brother Vijendra got a
call at 5 pm on Wednes-
day
. He told me to come
immediately to Life
Line Dental Clinic as
there has been a firing
on him. He was attacked
with rods, knives,
swords and hammers.
When I reached the spot
immediately, the broth-
er was lying on the road
bleeding. Blood was
flowing. He had sus-
tained injuries on his
head, arms and legs. I
immediately put him in
car and took to Marud-
har Hospital from
where he was later re-
ferred to SMS Hosp.”
Vijendra had named
some of his attackers, a
team to crack the case.
First India Bureau
Banswara: Four
people, including two
brothers, were killed
in the Ambapura
area of Banswara
district on Wednes-
day night after two
motorcycles collided
with each other. Po-
lice informed the in-
cident occurred at 10
pm on Wednesday
near the dairy bus
stand on Ratlam
Highway. “The de-
ceased has been iden-
tified as Prabhu (24),
Kalu Ram (25), Vinod
(15) and Toliya (25).
One other person,
Dinesh (30), was also
critically injured in
accident. Both speed-
ing motorcycles
rammed into each
other,” police said.
Justice Dalveer Bhandari
Frightened leopard hiding inside the bathroom of the farm house
of Jain Dadabari located in Jaisinghpura Khor.
Sachin Pilot addressing public
meeting in support of Cong
candidate from Darang.
Jaipur witnessed light to moderate rainfall in isolated parts. People taking shelter under Narayan Singh Circle bus stop to save themselves from the downpour. —PHOTO BY SUNIL SHARMA
Tonk (PTI): A man
was allegedly held
captive, assaulted
and garlanded with
shoes here for being in
a live-in relationship
with a 21-year-old
woman, police said on
Wednesday
.
7 members of the
woman’s family were
booked in connection
with this on Wednes-
day and 3 of them ar-
rested. A purported
video clip of assault
has surfaced online.
Woman’s family mem-
bers have also been ac-
cused of misbehaving
with man’s sister, po-
lice said. SHO Bhagi-
rath Singh said ac-
cused were booked.
In crime seminar,
BL Soni gave
information
related to posts
and status reports
Miscreants attacking property businessman.
BEING TREATED
RAIN BRINGS CHILL...

RAJASTHAN
03
Bharat Dixit, Vikas
Sharma, Dimple Sharma
& Dinesh Tiwari
Jaipur: The polling for
election of Mayor in
JMC Greater had start-
ed at 10 am and conclud-
ed at 2 pm. The process
was going on as usual
as BJP’s Rashmi Saini
was confident of victo-
ry but in the meantime
the High Court stayed
suspension of former
Mayor Dr Somya and
hence the election pro-
cess was also stayed.
The vote counting
process was stopped af-
ter the court order, the
election commission
said. Result of the by-
poll was supposed to be
declared by Thursday
evening.
BJP had nominated
Rashmi Saini as its can-
didate while Hema Sing-
haniawascontestingfor
the Congress in the by-
poll, necessitated by the
disqualification of Gur-
jar as mayor. Council-
lors of the BJP and the
Congress were camping
at different hotels to pre-
vent horse trading.
Post this develop-
ment, the possibility of
Dr Somya becoming
Mayor again has in-
creased.
Earlier on Septem-
ber 23, while setting
aside the order issued
by the government,
Justice Mahendra Goel
said that the govern-
ment should issue a
fresh order giving Dr
Somya an opportunity
of being heard in the
judicial inquiry.
According to the in-
formation, all 146 coun-
cillors voted. Many BJP
councillors came to
vote with Radhe writ-
ten on their foreheads.
Party’s mayoral candi-
date Rashmi Saini also
came to vote in a simi-
lar fashion.
However, some coun-
cillors claimed that ink
was not being used dur-
ing voting. Voters are
just signing. This led to
a controversy. Jaipur
MP Ramcharan Bohra
had said that he would
talk to the officials in
this regard.
Stay on Somya’s disqualification
dampens JMCG ‘Mayoral’ hopes
l Polling for JMCG
Mayor by-election
started at 10 am and
concluded at 2 pm
l Vote counting
was stopped after
the HC order
JMCG acting Mayor Sheel Dhabhai at polling booth on Thursday. —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
TIMELINE
June 4, 2021 Scuffle
broke out between
JMCG Mayor Dr Somya,
then Commissioner
Yagyamitra Singh Deo
and other councillors at
Greater office.
JUNE 5 The State
Government handed over
the investigation against
three councillors and Dr
Somya to the Directorate,
Local Self Government.
JUNE 6 All four were
found guilty and were
removed from the post.
A judicial inquiry was
also initiated.
JUNE 7 Sheel Dhabhai
was made the care-
taker Mayor. After this,
Dr Somya moved High
Court.
JUNE 28 The HC refused
to grant a stay on the
suspension. Later in July,
Dr Somya filed a petition
in the Supreme Court.
FEBRUARY 1, 2022 The
Supreme Court stayed
the suspension order. On
February 2, Dr Somya
again became the Mayor.
AUGUST 11 All four
were found guilty in the
judicial inquiry report.
AUGUST 22 Government
removed Paras Jain,
Ajay Singh, and Shankar
Sharma from the post of
Councillor.
AUGUST 23 Govern-
ment filed a petition in
the Supreme Court while
submitting the judicial
inquiry report. It also
sought early hearing in
the matter.
SEPTEMBER 23 The Su-
preme Court disposed of
the petition and order the
government to proceed.
There may be a delay in Court but
there is not darkness, when it comes to
justice. The elected public representatives
were deposed by the Congress and the
bureaucracy was brutally misused. Democracy
has won, the Congress has lost.
—Rajendra Rathore, Dy LoP
If results had come, Rashmi Saini would
have won the election. The party fought
the election with full force and all efforts
of Cong were failed. Mayor will remain of BJP,
we have majority. If the intention of the Govt was
clear, such incidents wouldn’t have happened.
—Satish Poonia, state BJP president
Scuffle breaks
out between 2
RCA selectors
during meeting
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A scuffle broke
out between two selec-
tors of Rajasthan Crick-
et Association (RCA)
during the selection
committee meeting. Se-
lection committee chair-
man Vilas Joshi and
Anil Sinha fought over
selection of a relative of
an office bearer. One of
them held the other by
his neck. According to
sources,oneof themwas
to slap the others but the
RCAofficialssuppressed
the matter. Secretary
,
treasurer and joint sec-
retary persuaded the se-
lectors to calm down.
MUNICIPALITY CHAIRMAN BYPOLLS
BJP wins Nasirabad seat,
independentinPindwara
First India Bureau
Ajmer/Sirohi:BJPcan-
didate Anita Mittal has
won the by-election for
the post of President of
the smallest Nasirabad
municipalityintheState.
In this board of 20 coun-
cillors, 10 councillors are
from BJP
, while eight
from Congress and two
are independents. Eight-
een out of 20 councillors
casttheirvotesandBJP’s
Anita Mittal got 10 votes
while Congress’s Ritika
got eight votes.
Earlier, the outgoing
Chairman Sharda sub-
mittedanaffidavittothe
returning officer citing
the stay order from the
courtagainsttheno-con-
fidence motion passed
against her, but due to
not having a copy of the
court order with her, the
returning officer de-
clared BJP’s Anita Mit-
tal as the winner. She
was administered the
oath and issued the cer-
tificate of election. Lat-
ere, celebrations started
in the BJP camp and Na-
sirabad MLA Ramswa-
roopLambaalsoreached
and welcomed the BJP
candidate.
In the Pindwara Mu-
nicipality of Sirohi dis-
trict,independentcandi-
date Surendra Mewada
won. Out of the total 25
councillors of the mu-
nicipality
, 24 councillors
voted and elected the
new chairman. Suren-
draMewadagot17votes,
BJP’s Neeta Chauhan
got four votes and Con-
gress’s Chellaram got
only three votes.
Independent candidate
Surendra with wife in Sirohi.
Provide security to retd
judicial officers, orders HC
❍ ROBBERY INCIDENT HEARING
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Rajasthan
High Court, while tak-
ing a suo motu cogni-
sance of a robbery inci-
dent that took place a
few months back at the
house of a retired judi-
cial officer, directed the
State Government to
deploy police personnel
or home guard jawans
to ensure the safety of
judicial officers.
The Director Gener-
al of Police, Principal
Secretary (Home) and
Secretary (Law) ap-
peared before the divi-
sion bench of the high
court headed by Chief
Justice Pankaj Mithal.
The court also asked
the top officials to file
an affidavit stating
what steps were taken
for the security of judi-
cial officials. While
hearing the matter, the
court also appointed
advocate Dr Abhinav
Sharma as amicus cu-
riae in the matter.
Anti-ragging committees
constituted at SMS college
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The adminis-
tration of SMS Medical
College has constituted
several anti-ragging
committees to stop the
menace of ragging in
the state’s premier
medical institution.
SMS Principal in-
formed that the anti-
ragging teams will in-
clude members such as
college faculty, hostel
wardens, legal counsel-
lors, psychologists,
physical education
teachers, administra-
tive and police officials
and media persons.
“
AGrievanceRedres-
sal Committee has also
beenconstitutedtostop
raggingof thestudents,
aswellaspoliceperson-
nel will also keep a
close eye on the activi-
ties of students in and
around the campus,”
added the principal.
“A two-week holi-
day has also been de-
clared for all senior
students from Novem-
ber 15 to November 30
to prevent ragging. A
sanitisation pro-
gramme and a wel-
come session for the
new students would
also be organised,”
the principal said.
A two-week holiday has also been
declared for all senior students
from November 15 to November 30
to prevent ragging. A sanitisation programme
and a welcome session for the new students
would also be organised.
—Principal, SMS Medical College
Jodhpur handicraft bizman
loot: 3 domestic helpers held
Rajeev Gaur
Jodhpur: Three domes-
tic helpers have been
arrested by Jodhpur po-
lice for allegedly looting
a handicraft business-
man on November 5.
Police informed the ac-
cused, identified as
Dhan Bahadur, Laksh-
mi and Manzil, were ar-
rested from Delhi, while
two of the accused had
been arrested earlier.
“On November 5, the
accused mixed seda-
tives in the food and
gave it to businessman
Ashok Chopra for din-
ner. After the victim be-
came unconscious,
three more miscreants
entered the house and
decamped with jewel-
lery
, a digital locker, and
other valuable items.
The seven accused load-
ed the valuables into
the victim’s car and fled
away from the spot at
around 1am,” said
Jodhpur Commissioner
Ravi Dutt Gaur.
“Accused Manju and
Amar Singh had al-
ready been arrested,
while three others were
arrested on Thursday,”
added Commissioner
Ravi Dutt Gaur.
(R)Laxmi, Amar Singh, Manzil, and Bahadur in police custody.
Peon found dead at
Judge’s residence
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A peon’s
charred body was found
in the house of District
Judge S Chhallana at
Kamla Nehru Nagar of
Bhankrota area in
Jaipur on Thursday
morning.
When he did not
come down from the
terrace, the family
went upstairs to find
him but the terrace
gate was closed. When
the family looked
through the window,
peon Subhash Mehra
(34) was seen lying in
burnt condition.
The judge’s family
informed the Bhank-
rota police about the
incident. The police is
treating the case as a
suicide. The police sus-
pect that the peon first
stabbed himself and
then put on the thinner
and set on fire.
Cops at incident
site. Subhash
Mehra (Inset).
Mini forest to replace trees axed at airport
Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: Jaipur Interna-
tional Airport Limited
will develop a mini for-
est by planting 4,400
trees in exchange of
felling 700 trees for air-
craft parking in Bichun
village in Dudu Tehsil
of Jaipur District. The
entire exercise is being
undertaken under the
directions of district
administration and the
department concerned.
The main objective be-
hind the initiative is to
develop new apron area
for the aircraft at Ter-
minal 1 and ensure its
operational readiness
in phased manner.
The first phase in-
volves development of
apron area which will
come in 9 acres of land,
which was earlier the
residential colony for
theemployeesof airport
authority
. As per con-
cession agreement the
colony was vacated, and
land was handed over to
Jaipur Airport a few
months back.
The detailed survey
was than conducted by
Civic authorities that
identified 594 trees in-
side the colony which
are to be displaced. Of
these trees, 50 trees will
berelocatedtoGonerfor-
estareanearJaipurwith
help of local authorities.
Against the rest, Jaipur
international Airport
will plant seven times
more trees (4400) in Bi-
chun Village. To entire
exercise has been taken
under the directions of
district administration,
concerned government
department and after
getting all NOCs as per
law. The operational
readinessandexpansion
of T1 will be strictly un-
dertaken in accordance
with environment sus-
tainability and laws.
JIAL has already de-
posited the money with
the concerned govern-
ment department for
the entire exercise.. It
includes all the cost of
plantation, mainte-
nance, fencing, water-
ing, and security
.
The work related to
installation of seats in
sitting area, installation
of security hold area,
baggage belts, immigra-
tion counters has also
started inside the termi-
nal building.
700 TREES TO BE
FELLED FOR
AIRCRAFT PARKING
700 trees will
be felled at the
50-year-old residential
colony of Jaipur
Airport Authority to
pave way for aircraft
parking. The houses
built in the colony
have already been
demolished. A cargo
complex is also
planned here. The
trees are home to
around 200 peacocks.
Besides, hundreds of
other birds, including
parrots, cuckoos
also live. The Adani
group has taken
permission from the
forest department to
fell trees.
Trees being cut by the Airport authority for aircraft parking.

t was yet again a story of
what might have been as In-
dia was demolished by Eng-
land on Thursday evening at
Adelaide. The Men in Blue
crashed out of the World T20
Championship losing by 10
wickets. So, convincing was
the English win that they
still had 4 overs left after the
win. India now goes back to
the drawing board and has to
take a hard look at some of
its tactics and combinations,
many that have been far be-
hind the way World T20
cricket is progressing!
Winning the toss, England
captain, Jos Buttler, chose to
field first. It was cited that
the ball might come on the
bat better in the second half
of the contest, although In-
dian Captain, Rohit Sharma
said that his preference was
to bat first. He got his wish
but it was a sedate start to the
proceedings as India lost KL
Rahul inside the first couple
of overs, fending a rising de-
livery by Chris Woakes to the
keeper. As Kohli joined Rohit
in the middle, the run scor-
ing became difficult against
a steady attack and India
could accumulate only 38
runs in the powerplay. India
needed to up the tempo but
unfortunately Rohit skied off
Sam Curran, scoring just 27
in 28 balls. The less than 100
strike rate of Rohit meant
that India was under score-
board pressure throughout
its innings and they stayed
behind in the game until the
last 5 overs.
India’ssensation,Suryaku-
mar hit a six in his trade-
mark style, pulling one
straight over the keeper’s
head but didn’t stay long at
the crease as an impressive
tossed up leggie by Adil
Rashid beat him in the air
and he was holed up at sweep-
er cover making only 14. This
brought Hardik Pandya in
the middle and he, along with
Kohli, started the rescue
work for India. Kohli was the
aggressor initially in the
partnership but as the situa-
tion got desperate, it was
Pandya who showcased his
power hitting abilities.
India was 110 for 3 after 15
overs and well below the po-
tential par score at the point
but Pandya took on the Eng-
lish bowlers, hitting 5 sixes
and 4 fours to make a splen-
did 63 off 33 balls. Kohli
played second fiddle to keep
the innings intact, reaching
his half century too. India
scored 58 runs in the last 5
overs of which Hardik scored
50, helping the team’s total to
168 runs. On a pitch that
looked slightly slower and
where the spinners were able
to turn the ball, the score
looked above par and it was
now the turn of Indian bowl-
ers to hold their nerves and
push the team into the final.
But that wasn’t to be so.
The blistering knock by Pan-
dya did nothing to swing the
momentum India’s way as
Jos Buttler too came out fir-
ing and hit Bhuvneshwar
Kumar for 3 boundaries in
the very first over. The tone
of the English innings was
set then itself. Indian swing
bowling had no effect as both
Buttler and Alex Hales used
the crease to good perfection,
targeting the smallish
square boundaries. The re-
sult was that they cruised to
63 for no wicket in the first
powerplay and even the in-
terjection of spin did noth-
ing to stop the carnage. Such
was their dominance that the
English openers hit 10 sixes
between themselves, finish-
ing the match in just 16 overs
without losing a wicket!
As India heads home,
there are questions galore for
them. After the defeat in the
last World T20, India talked
about setting a new template
of aggressive cricket but it
was the same old story in the
semifinals with the team
showing nerves and playing
well its potential. After the
match, Rohit Sharma admit-
ted that the bowlers did not
begin well and the game was
taken away from them pretty
quickly
. India’s ageing team,
bowlers who can bowl over
140 kms/h consistently and
fearless opening batters have
to be the most needed chang-
es staring at the Indian Team
management.
The hopes of a dream final
between India-Pakistan are
over and fans have been left
utterly disappointed in the
manner that their team
bowed out. It’s now the best
time to rebuild as the next
T20 World Cup is 2 years
away because the best stories
are written not of those who
continue to win but of those
who rise like a phoenix from
the ashes!
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
PERSPECTIVE
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Jagat Prakash Nadda
@JPNadda
Respected Prime Minister Shri @
narendramodi ji in his address to
the public meetings of Chambi
and Sujanpur in Himachal Pradesh
has described the dreams of our
Devbhoomi as his resolve. Virbhoomi
Himachal, a pilgrimage place of faith
and spirituality, is marching towards
glory under the guidance of the Prime
Minister, it will continue.
Rajnath Singh
@rajnathsingh
The gap between internal external
security is narrowing. Concerted
international efforts are needed to
counter emerging threats like cyber-
attacks information warfare. India
believes in a multi-aligned policy, not a
world order where few are considered
superior to others.
SPIRITUAL SPEAK
It is better to do nothing,
than to do what is wrong.
For whatever you do, you
do to yourself. —Buddha
IN-DEPTH
SPECIAL JUDGE’S
STRONG REMARKS
AGAINST THE ED
ARE TELLING
hiv Sena MP Sanjay
Raut got bail after
spending over three
months in jail. The
Bombay High Court
also refused to give immediate
relief to the Enforcement Direc-
torate which arrested Raut in an
alleged money laundering case.
The high court may or may not
overturn the order of the Spe-
cial Court whose strictures
against the ED and its function-
ing is noteworthy
.
“Not a single trial right from
the establishment of this Desig-
nated Court, the ED has con-
cluded by leading evidence and
the Court could give a single
judgment right from the last
decade. There is absolutely not
a single judgment after a com-
plete trial in this Court right
from the beginning and during
the tenure of all my predeces-
sors,” Special Judge MG Desh-
pande remarked. The ED has
used its exceptional powers very
casually, the judge said.
The judge’s remarks need no
elaboration. They prove that the
ED first detains an accused and
then collects evidence with the
purpose of keeping the accused
in detention.
TOP TWEETS
S
onald Trump’s
politics of reli-
gion, race, gun
culture and anti-
abortion did not
fetch dividends the former
US President may have been
hoping for. The US midterm
election results for the House
of Representatives and the
Senate turned out to be disap-
pointing for the Republican
Party and put a question
mark on the popularity of
Trump who was believed to
have been eyeing another
shot at presidency. The re-
sults should sober him down.
At least his supporters expect
him to delay that announce-
ment. President Joe Biden
hinted at a press conference
that he intended to run again.
The biggest Trump-backed
supporter to lose was Dr Me-
hmet Oz in Pennsylvania. Dr
Oz lost to Democrat John Fet-
terman. The absence of a
much anticipated “giant red
wave” was hailed by Presi-
dent Joe Biden as a “good day
for democracy”. The results
showed that Americans were
ready to bear with high infla-
tion as they did not have to
worry about unemployment
which is at a 50-year low. Bar-
ring right wing Republicans
women voters stood their
ground against the anti-abor-
tion law passed by the Su-
preme Court and endorsed by
Trump supporter. Biden is
strongly in favour of wom-
en’s right to have an abortion.
A lot was at stake on the
results of these midterm
elections. On the internation-
al front, America’s policy on
Ukraine, much disliked by
Trump, and Russia, a Trump
favourite, would have caused
a shock. Europe must be es-
pecially relieved to know that
the Republicans have fared
disappointingly. It is on the
domestic front that voters
opted for inclusivity, wom-
en’s rights and secularism.
DEMOCRACY GETS
A BOOST IN US
US midterm poll results
for the House of
Representatives and
Senate that turned out to
be disappointing for
Republican Party, put a
question on Trump who
was believed to have
been eyeing another
shot at presidency
D
INSPIREDENGLANDTHRASH
INSIPIDINDIA,DASHHOPESOF
DREAMFINALWITHPAKISTAN
I
As India heads home, there
are questions galore for
them. After the defeat in the
last World T20, India
talked about setting a new
template of aggressive
cricket but it was the same
old story in the semifinals
with the team showing
nerves and playing well its
potential. After the match,
Rohit Sharma admitted
that the bowlers did not
begin well and the game
was taken away from them
pretty quickly. India’s
ageing team, bowlers who
can bowl over 140 kms/h
consistently and fearless
opening batters have to be
the most needed changes
staring at the Indian
Team management
Winning the toss, England captain, Jos Buttler, chose to
field first. It was cited that the ball might come on the
bat better in the second half of the contest, although
Indian Captain, Rohit Sharma said that his
preference was to bat first. He got his wish but it
was a sedate start to the proceedings as India lost
KL Rahul inside the first couple of overs, fending
a rising delivery by Chris Woakes to the keeper
SIDDHAARTH MAHAN
The writer is a specialist on Sports
and Cinema who works as an actor
in the Hindi film industry

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INDIA
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Bhubaneshwar (PTI):
President Droupadi
Murmu was given a
rousing welcome on
Thursday as she ar-
rived at the Bhubane-
swar airport on a two-
day visit to Odisha, her
native state. Governor
Ganeshi Lal and Chief
Minister Naveen Pat-
naik received her at the
airport. She was ac-
corded a guard of hon-
our by the state govern-
ment on her arrival.
Soon after, she left for
Puri on an Air Force
helicopter. She will be
visiting the famed Jag-
annath Temple in the
seaside town. On her
return to Bhubaneswar,
a reception will be host-
ed in her honour at the
Raj Bhavan.
Murmu, who hails
from Mayurbhanj dis-
trict of the state, is also
scheduled to visit her
school in Bhubaneswar,
besides attending other
programmes on Friday
.
This is Murmu’s first
visit to the state after
becoming the president
in July
.
The state govern-
ment has already de-
clared a half-day holi-
day for all offices,
schools and colleges in
the state capital region
on the occasion of Mur-
mu’s visit.
Prez Murmu reaches Odisha, first time after oath
PRESIDENT’S TRIP TO HOMELAND
lll
Prez Droupadi
Murmu, who
hails from
Mayurbhanj
district of the
state, is also
scheduled to
visit her school,
besides other
programmes
Promoted by
Shiv Sital Builders Pvt. Ltd.
New Delhi(ANI): India
is on the rise as never
before and is on the way
to reclaim the glory it
had enjoyed ages ago,
Vice President Jagdeep
Dhankhar said on
Thursday
. Addressing a
gathering at the opening
ceremony of a three-day
conference on ‘Infra-
structure, Information
and Innovation for
Building New Bharat’,
hesaidthatafter34years
a “revolutionary step”
has been taken by intro-
duction of the National
Education Policy 2020,
and added this policy
will be a “game-chang-
er”. The conference has
been organised as part
of the centenary cele-
brations of the Delhi
University
. “I congratu-
latetheDelhiUniversity
forcompleting100years.
It is a milestone in the
journey of any organi-
sation,” he said. The
Vice President said the
rise of the country is
unstoppable.
“Today it's a matter
of pride to be an Indian.
Anywhere you go,
honour of Indian and
Indianness is differ-
ent,” he added.
The President was accorded a guard of honour on her first visit to Odisha on Thursday. In a rare gesture,
President Droupadi Murmu walked about two kilometers to seek the blessings of Lord Jagannath at Puri.
CAMPAIGNING ENDS IN HIMACHAL
First India Bureau
Shimla: The Congress
and the BJP on Thurs-
day wound up their As-
sembly poll campaigns
for Himachal Pradesh,
which saw high profile
leaders with promises
that ranged from imple-
mentation of a common
civil code to scooters for
college-going women.
The BJP
, which is con-
testing to return to pow-
er in the Jai Ram
Thakur-led state, scored
on bringing in the big
names. PM Modi visited
twice, addressing a se-
ries of rallies — the last
two on Wednesday
.
Home Min Amit Shah
and party prez J P Na-
dda also addressed pub-
lic meetings on last day
.
Former Cong prez Ra-
hul Gandhi, who is busy
in Bharat Jodo Yatra,
has skipped campaign-
ing. But Priyanka Gan-
dhi Vadra made up for
him to an extent.
JP Nadda enumerates projects of double-engine govt
JP Nadda during a rally in Jhanduta on Thursday.
PROGRESS OF HIMACHAL PRADESH WILL STALL
IF WRONG GOVT VOTED TO POWER, SAYS NADDA
MANIFESTO PROMISES NOT ‘REVDIS,’ WILL
LEAD TO WOMEN-ORIENTED GROWTH: THAKUR
The BJP president J P Nadda on Thursday said the prog-
ress of Himachal Pradesh will come to a halt if a wrong
government comes to power in the hill state. Addressing a
rally here in support of party candidate Rakesh Pathania on
the last day of campaigning for the November 12 Assembly
polls, Nadda enumerated various projects launched by the
double-engine BJP governments at the Centre and the state
and said, This is the time for a renewal of the government.
When one engine goes down, Himachal goes down.... If a
good gardener is not chosen, the garden will be ruined.
Cautioning people against falling for any kind of bait, he said.
Shimla has seen unprec-
edented development in
the past five years of the BJP
regime, said Union Minister
Anurag Thakur on Thursday.
He addressed a rally at San-
jauli in Shimla to seek votes
for BJP candidates Sanjay
Sood (Shimla Urban) and
Suresh Bhardwaj (Kasumpti).
He said that “freebies are not
“Revdi”, for the clear reason
that almost all will give rise
to women led development.”
Thakur also welcomed Union
Finance Minister Nirmala
Sitharaman on her tour to Hi-
machal Pradesh on Thursday.
Multiple CM faces is our strength,
not weakness, says Cong president
Shimla (ANI): The
presence of several
chief ministerial faces
in Himachal Pradesh is
not the Congress’ weak-
ness but its strength,
party president Mall-
ikarjun Kharge said on
Thursday as the cam-
paign for assembly elec-
tions in the hill state
drew to a close. The rul-
ing BJP, in contrast, is
going into elections
banking just on PM
Modi’s face because it is
“aware of the failures
of the chief minister
(Jairam Thakur) and
the state government”,
Kharge, who is oversee-
ing his first elections
after assuming charge
as Congress president
last month, said.
“The BJP has noth-
ing to show in the form
of governance, that is
why it is continuously
attacking the Congress
party on non issues. We
have several capable
leaders who can be
chief ministers. We see
it as our strength and
not weakness,” Con-
gress chief Mallikarjun
Kharge said.
PRIYANKA GANDHI
PROMISES OLD
PENSION SCHEME
VIJAY ASHIRWAAD:
CONG HELD RALLIES
ON ALL 68 SEATS
AAP RELEASES 14TH
LIST OF CANDIDATES
ANOTHER GUJARAT CONGRESS MLA QUITS
PARTY AHEAD OF POLLS, 3RD IN 2 DAYS
Shimla: Alleging that the
BJP has “snatched” the
economic security of the
elderly by doing away with
the old pension scheme
(OPS), Congress leader
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra
on Thursday reiterated
that her party will bring it
back in HP and Gujarat if
it forms govts there. PG
Vadra in a Facebook post,
said the Cong believes
that the employees who
have contributed to
nation-building should get
a pension. “By abolishing
the old pension, the BJP
snatched the financial
security of the elderly in
the country. The people
who serve the country
throughout their life,
where should they go in
old age?” Vadra asked.
Sirmaur: Chhattisgarh
Chief Minister Bhupesh
Baghel on Thursday, while
addressing a public rally
at Sataun said, The BJP
government only brought
inflation and joblessness
in HP. Now is the time for
change. The Congress
has promised to restore
the Old Pension Scheme
in 10 days and give jobs
to 1 lakh people if voted
to power in the state.
The Congress held 'Vijay
Ashirwaad' rallies across
all 68 Assembly segments
of Himachal Pradesh on
Thursday, the last day
for campaigning for the
November 12 polls, with
party general secretary
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra
leading a door-to-door
campaign in Shimla.
Aam Aadmi Party released
its 14th list of 10 candi-
dates for the Gujarat Assem-
bly Elections on Thursday. The
party has fielded Virchandbhai
Chelabhai Chavda from the
Tharad constituency while Se-
jalben Khunt will contest from
Una. Vishal Tyagi will contest
from Jamnagar south, Hemant
Khava from Jamjodhpur, Dev-
ender Solanki from Talala, and
Arun Gohil from Khambat.
Gandhinagar: In another jolt to Congress ahead of the As-
sembly elections in Gujarat, party MLA from Jhalod Bhavesh
Katara submitted his resigna-
tion to Speaker Nimaben
Acharya. He is the second
leader to resign on the same
day. Earlier, Congress MLA
from Talala constituency in
Gujarat, Bhagvanbhai D Barad,
tendered his resignation from
all posts of INC to Dr Nimaben
Acharya. He said that he has decided to quit Congress after
consultation with his supporters. He will join the BJP. The
jolt to the Cong party came the second day in a row after ten-
time MLA and tribal leader Mohansinh Rathvaresigned.
Mallikarjun Kharge, Congress president.
BJP will win max
number of seats
in Gujarat: Patil
Gandhinagar (ANI):
Aheadof theGujaratAs-
sembly polls, Bharatiya
Janata Party state Presi-
dent CR Patil on Thurs-
day exuded confidence
in the party winning the
election with the maxi-
mum number of seats
and said that the people
of Gujarat are happy
with the work done in
the state under the lead-
ership of PM Modi.
Patil said that the
names of the candidates
have been discussed
thoroughly
, all the facts
havebeenseen,andafter
going to every booth and
discussing with the
workers, a list has been
made. A good result is
expectedseeingsupport.
CR Patil, BJP Gujarat Prez
‘OVER TO VOTERS’ IN HIMACHAL, ‘LISTS AND RESIGNS’ IN GUJARAT
India on the rise as never
before, on its way to
reclaim past glory:V-P
Our mics, voices blocked inside
parliament, demonstrates RaGa
Nanded (PTI): Switch-
ing his microphone off
and on, Congress leader
sought to give a demon-
stration of what alleg-
edly happens in Parlia-
ment when Opposition
leaders speak on issues
that the BJP govern-
ment finds uncomforta-
ble. “See what they do.
Whenever we speak on
the note ban (of 2016),
mic off — like this,” he
said, going inaudible for
bit at a public event as
part of his ‘Bharat Jodo
Yatra’ that’s now in Ma-
harashtra.
Smiling, he switched
the mic back on, speak-
ing in Hindi: “Here, I
have the controls. But in
Parliament House the
mic is switched off just
like that. We keep won-
dering what happened.”
“China’s army has
come in, occupied 2,000
square kilometres —
mic off,” he alleged. “No
matter what we are say-
ing, no one will be able
to hear it, see it — mic
off,” he further said in a
video tweeted by the
party’s social media
head, Supriya Shrinate.
He said the Yatra —
Kanyakumari to Kash-
mir — is also necessi-
tated as a large part of
the mainstream media
does not cover the Con-
gress’s initiatives.
BHARAT JODO YATRA
Rahul Gandhi, demonstrating ‘mic on-off’ in Nanded on Thursday.
ED 'POLITICAL WEAPON' OF MODI, SHAH TO
TARGET POLITICAL OPPONENTS: J RAMESH
Nanded: Senior Congress
leader Jairam Ramesh on
Thursday claimed Shiv
Sena MP Sanjay Raut's
bail order indicated that
the Enforcement Direc-
torate was a political
weapon in the hands of
PM Narendra Modi and
Union Home Minister Amit
Shah. A special court in
Mumbai on Wednesday
granted bail to Rajya
Sabha member Raut in a
money laundering case
related to the Patra Chawl
redevelopment project,
saying his arrest was “il-
legal” and a witch-hunt”.
Raut's bail order shows
that the Enforcement
Directorate is not an in-
dependent institution, but
a political weapon in the
hands of Modi and Shah,
Ramesh claimed.
SAMAJWADI PARTY
FIELDS DIMPLE FOR
MAINPURI BYPOLL
TWITTER PAUSES
OFFICIAL LABELS
ON SELECT ACCOUNTS
BARGARI SACRILEGE
CASE: ACCUSED DERA
FOLLOWER SHOT DEAD
Lucknow: Samajwadi Party
on Thursday named former
Kannauj MP Dimple Yadav
as the party candidate for
the Mainpuri Lok Sabha
bypoll, necessitated by the
death of her father-in-law
and SP Patriarch Mulayam
Singh Yadav. Wife of SP
national president Akhilesh
Yadav, Mulayam’s 'badi
bahu' has been an MP
from Kannauj twice in the
past. SP patriarch’s 'chhoti
bahu' Aparna Yadav had
formally joined the BJP and
is awaiting her electoral
debut as a BJP candidate.
New Delhi: Twitter on
Thursday announced that it
is not putting the Official
label on the accounts,
even though it is still going
after impersonation and
deception. A tweet from the
'Twitter Support' account
read, We're not currently
putting an Official label
on accounts but we are
aggressively going after
impersonation and decep-
tion. Twitter also informed
why the Official label is
being used and said that to
distinguish between blue
checkmarks and accounts
that are verified as official.
Ludhiana: Dera Sacha Sau-
da follower Pardeep Singh,
an accused in the Bargari
sacrilege case in 2015,
was shot dead in Pun-
jab’s Faridkot district on
Thursday, the police said.
Pardeep was about to open
his dairy products shop at
Kotkapura market when he
was killed. According to
the police, five men on two
motorcycles reached the
spot. One of them opened
fire, killing Pardeep and
injuring his gunman Hakam
Singh and Amar Singh, a
former municipal council-
lor, the police added.
COMEDIAN VIR
DAS'S BENGALURU
SHOW CANCELLED
Bengaluru: Stand-Up comic
Vir Das's show which was
scheduled on Thursday in
Bengaluru was cancelled at
the last moment following
protests by Hindu right-wing
organisations. Vir Das also
took to his Instagram and
informed the same. Hey
folks. Due to unavoidable
circumstances, we are push-
ing the Bengaluru show.
New details and dates soon.
Sorry for the inconvenience,
he wrote. The organiser was
forced to cancel the house-
full event after pressure
from a Hindu front.
COIMBATORE BLAST: NIA CARRIES OUT
SEARCHES IN TAMIL NADU, KERALA
Chennai: The searches were made in connection to a case
pertaining to a bomb blast in a car laden with explosives
in front of Kottai Eswaran Temple of Coimbatore district
on Oct 23 this year. These searches were conducted in
eight districts of Tamil Nadu namely Chennai, Coimbatore,
Thiruvallur, Thiruppur, Nilgiris, Chengalpatu, Kanchipuram
and Nagapattinam. One location had also been carried out
in the Palakkad district of Kerala, reads NIA statement.
According to preliminary info, accused Jamesha Mubeen
was planning to carry out extensive damage, it reads.
IN THE
COURTYARD
SC TO SET UP BENCH
ON FRIDAY TO HEAR
GYANVAPI CASE
RAMPUR COURT
REJECTS AZAM
KHAN’S PLEA
New Delhi: The Supreme
Court agreed to set up
a bench on Friday to
hear the Gyanvapi-Kashi
Vishwanath case in which
the Hindu side has sought
extension of an order by
which protection of an
area where a “Shivling”
was found in Gyanvapi
premises was ordered. A
bench headed by CJ D Y
Chandrachud on Thursday
took note of the submis-
sions of advocate Vishnu
Shankar Jain. “We will
constitute a bench at 3 pm
on Nov 11,” the CJI said.
Bareilly: A Rampur ses-
sions court today rejected
Samajwadi Party leader
Azam Khan’s appeal chal-
lenging his conviction in
a hate speech case that
led to his disqualification
from the Uttar Pradesh
Assembly. The court, after
hearing both sides, turned
down Azam Khan’s appeal.
The verdict will pave the
way for holding of bypoll
in the Rampur Sadar seat
which fell vacant. The
court heard Azam Khan’s
appeal on the direction of
the Supreme Court.
Vice-President Dhankhar in New Delhi on Thursday.
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SATURDAY OF EVERY MONTH
ISCHESSDAYINALLSCHOOLSOFSTATE
EducationMinisterBDKallalaunches‘ChessinSchool’programmeinBikaner
First India Bureau
Bikaner: On a ‘No Bag
Day’ on the third Satur-
day of every month in
all the schools of the
state, students will get
an opportunity to play
chess. Education Minis-
ter BD Kalla launched
the ‘Chess in School’
programme in Bikaner
on Thursday
.
At the state level func-
tion on this occasion,
Kalla said that from No-
vember 19, this pro-
gramme would start si-
multaneously in all the
schools of the state. “It
will help in the mental
developmentof children.
Thirty lakh sportsper-
sons from rural areas
participated in the Rajiv
Gandhi Rural Olympic
Games. As announced
by the Chief Minister,
these games will also be
organized in the urban
areas,” he said.
Kalla said that with
the ‘Chess in School’
programme, children
will get an opportunity
to increase concentra-
tion, memory
, discipline
and self-reflection. Kalla
said it would also keep
children away from mo-
bile phones. “We could
see champions of this
game in future and they
would bring laurels to
the state.
Bikaner Divisional
Commissioner Neeraj K
Pawan said that having
this game accessible to
one crore households
will bring a big change.
President of Perma-
nent Lok Adalat Ma-
hesh Sharma said that
for the first time in the
country, this initiative
has been taken by the
state government for
the mental health and
strength of children.
Mukesh Mathrani
Barmer: Somevillagers
have siphoned off the
fund of the PM housing
scheme. Instead of con-
structing the houses
sanctioned under the
scheme these villagers
have misused the allot-
ted fund. Now the dis-
trictadministration has
lodged FIR against such
beneficiaries. Authori-
ties also directed all the
block officers in the dis-
trict to identify such
beneficiaries and take
action against them.
Initially an FIR has
been lodged against 9
beneficiaries for si-
phoning off the PMAY
fund at Sadar police sta-
tion area in Barmer.
Chief executive offic-
er at Barmer Zila Pria-
shad Omprakash Bish-
noi had confirmed the
report. He said that nine
beneficiaries in Chawa
gram panchayat had si-
phoned off the fund al-
lotted under the PM
housingscheme.Hesaid
that a fund was allotted
to these beneficiaries
for constructing a pucca
house under a housing
scheme but these benefi-
ciarieshavemisusedthe
fund. He said that ini-
tially local officials have
requested such benefi-
ciaries to utilize the
fund as per directions
but finally they have
lodgedFIRagainstthose
who have misused the
funds. Officials said that
8 beneficiaries received
60-60 thousand rupees in
two installments while
one had received 15 thou-
sand rupees in one in-
stallment. They said that
instead of constructing
houses, they have si-
phoned off the fund.
It mentioned here
that under the Pradhan
Mantri Awas Yojana
centre government is
ensuring all possible ef-
forts to ensure pucca
houses to all households
across the country
.
Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi launched the
much awaited PM Awas
YojanainJune2015with
an aim of constructing
more than 2 cr houses.
PM Housing Scheme: Villagers
siphon off fund, FIR lodged
BD Kalla playing Chess in Bikaner on Thursday during the launch of the campaign. On the occasion,
Directorate of Secondary Education, Rachna Bhatia. International Arbiter of Chess, Ed. SL Harsh along
with teachers, parents and a large number of students were present.
FIRE IN FACTORY
A fire broke out after a short-circuit in Govind Plywood Factory located in RIICO area of Bassi
on Thursday. The fire was brought under control with the help of 8 fire tenders.
Raj govt gets ‘gold award’ for tax mgmt Two more held in
Rakesh Jhajhadia
murder case
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Rajasthan
government has been
honoured as the most
reformist state and has
been chosen for ‘gold
award’ in the SGST/
VAT category for tax
management. The
award was given by Tax
India Online during the
National Taxation
Award – 2022 in Delhi
on Thursday. This
award was conferred by
Deputy Chief Minister
of Haryana Dushyant
Chautala and Rajya
Sabha MP Sushil Modi
to Joint Secretary of Fi-
nance Department and
Finance (Taxation) of
Rajasthan. The state
government has also
been awarded the Gold
Award for standing first
in the State VAT catego-
ry. The state of Orissa
secured silver in this
category and the jury
award was given to Ut-
tar Pradesh, Maha-
rashtra, and Chhattis-
garh. Notably, the state
government did inno-
vation and practical
changes in IFMS plat-
form and reduced hu-
man innovation which
helped in payment and
revenue collection.
Jhunjhunu (FIB): Two
more persons were ar-
rested in connection
with murder of former
student union president
Rakesh Jhajhadia. The
accused Sunil Kumar
and Krishna Kumar
were held accused for
plotting the murder.
Sunil, is currently Jhun-
jhunu Panchayat Samiti
member representative,
the other is Krishan
Nanda, the sarpanch
representativeof Khurd.
Deputy CM of Haryana Dushyant Chautala giving award to Joint
Finance Secretary of Rajasthan on Thursday.

ABOUT PRESTIGIOUS STONEMART-2022
As the weather and seasons
change, we must enjoy whatever
bounties nature has to offer. This
is true celebration of life!
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/004/2022-24
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur: The Commis-
sioner of Rajasthan
Housing Board, Pawan
Arora has given in-
structions to start the
recruitment process of
311 personnel in the
Board at the earliest. He
has said that by com-
pleting the process of
issuance of LOI and se-
lection of recruitment
agency within two
weeks, the shortage of
personnel in the divi-
sion would be removed
soon. “All the officers
and employees of the
division are part of
team RHB. With this
spirit, no shortfall will
be kept in taking all
necessary positive deci-
sions in the interest of
the Housing Board and
the employees,” The
RHB Commissioner ex-
pressed his views on
various issues related
to the board’s interest
with the officials of the
Rajasthan Housing
Board Employees’ Un-
ion in the board room
on Thursday. On the
17-point demand letter
with the union officials,
talks were held in a cor-
dial atmosphere for
about one and a half
hours, in which, almost
all the demands were
agreed upon between
the Board’s administra-
tion and the Union.
The officers of the
Union stressed on the
need to establish a land
bank in the division and
speedy disposal of land
acquisition cases. The
RHB Commissioner
said that proposals for
land were received at
places like Jaipur,
Udaipur, Niwai, Pali etc.
on which consent has
been given in a meeting
held recently under the
chairmanship of Prin-
cipal Secretary, Urban
Development.
In the meeting, the
Union officials thanked
the Board’s administra-
tion for depositing a
lump sum of Rs 13 crore
in the pension fund and
leave salary fund of the
employees.
‘NolaxityindecidinguponBoard’sinterest,newrecruitmentssoon’
AMICABLE TALKS OF HOUSING BOARD EMPLOYEES’ UNION WITH RHB COMMISSIONER
Naresh Sharma and
Ziauddin Khan
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot on Thurs-
day
, sought investment
for the State, saying
there is a completely
conducive environment
for investment. Gehlot
was addressing a pro-
grammeafterinaugurat-
ing the exhibition 'India
StoneMart-2022' here.
The11theditionof India
Stone Mart, the prestig-
ious exhibition of the
stone industry
, is being
organised from Novem-
ber 10-13 at Jaipur Exhi-
bition and Convention
Centre (JECC) in Sita-
pura Industrial Area.
Rajasthan has all
those facilities, atmos-
phere. There is no la-
bour unrest and the law
and order situation is
better here. I think, Ra-
jasthan is suitable for
investment in all re-
spects, he said.
Gehlot called upon
the foreign investors
participating in this ex-
hibition to invest in the
state and said, Our
friends who have come
from outside, within
the country or abroad, I
would like to call upon
all of them to come here
(for investment) and
they are coming also.
He said that the State
Government is forming
the Rajasthan Industri-
al Security Force on the
lines of the Central In-
dustrial Security Force
(CISF), to fulfil the
budget announcement.
Gehlot said that the
State Government is
veryserioustowardsthe
problems of illegal min-
ing and efforts are being
made to put a complete
ban by continuously
running a campaign. He
also said that RIICO is
setting up an industrial
area at the block level,
due to which employ-
ment opportunities are
available at the local
level.On this occasion,
Rajasthan Small Indus-
tries Corporation Chair-
man Rajiv Arora, Indus-
tries ACS Veenu Gupta,
Mining Additional
Chief Secretary Subodh
Agarwal, FICCI Chair-
man Ashok Kajaria, C-
DOS CEO Mukul Rasto-
gi, RIICO MD Shiv Pras-
ad Nakate and other of-
ficers and representa-
tives from industries
were present.
Stone industry’s contribution is
importantinjobcreation:Gehlot
l An atmosphere of investment
created with Invest Rajasthan
l C-DOS Lifetime Achievement
Award to 3 entrepreneurs
z It is being
organised by the Cen-
tre for Development
of Stones (CDOS),
with the Federation
of Indian Chambers
of Commerce and
Industry (FICCI) as co-
organiser
z Rajasthan State
Industrial Develop-
ment and Investment
Corporation (RIICO) is
its major sponsor
z MoU of approxi-
mately Rs 800 crore
associated with the
stone sector was
signed at this summit
C-DOS LIFETIME
ACHIEVEMENT
AWARDS
The CM felicitated
Ashok Patni of RK
Group, R Veermani
of Gem Group and
Arun Kumar Agarwal
of Rajasthan Indus-
try with the C-DOS
Lifetime Achievement
Award for their valu-
able contribution in
the development of
the stone industry. All
India Stone Archi-
tecture Awards were
also given away. The
CM also released the
Exhibitors Directory
of StoneMart-2022
and RIICO's Coffee
Table Book.
Roleofcivilsocietyandvoluntaryorgs’
suggestions is important: CM Gehlot
First India Bureau
Jaipur: CM Ashok Ge-
hlot, while addressing a
pre-budget dialogue
with representatives of
voluntary organisa-
tions, civil society and
consumer forums at the
Secretariat on Thurs-
day
, said that voluntary
organisations and civil
society plays an impor-
tant role in transparent,
sensitive and accounta-
ble good governance
along with effective im-
plementation of impor-
tant public welfare
schemes and pro-
grammes of the State
Government. “Based
on the suggestions, we
will try to bring such a
budget which will give
impetus to the overall
development of the
State. The State Govern-
ment is going to prepare
the budget this time ac-
cording to the spirit of
theyouthandstudents,”
Gehlot said “The feed-
back given by various
organisations plays an
important role in the
implementation of gov-
ernment schemes and
policies at the ground
level. During the discus-
sions held with the rep-
resentatives of volun-
tary organisations, civil
society and consumer
forum, many important
suggestions have come,
which will be included
in the budget and every
effort will be made to
implement them.”
The representatives
of variousorganisations
gavetheirsuggestionsin
meeting about relief to
road accident victims at
the earliest, promotion
of education of deaf
children, provision of
vocational training, uni-
versities for disabled
children,maximumben-
efit of govt schemes to
nomadic castes, etc. CS
Usha Sharma said that
this year pre-budget dia-
logues are being organ-
isedmuchbeforebudget.
CM’s OSD
Shashikant Sharma
tests Covid positive
CM Gehlot’s OSD Sha-
shikant Sharma has
tested positive for Co-
rona. He shared the in-
formation on Twitter.
Yogesh Sharma and
Mukesh Mathrani
Jaipur/Barmer: Con-
gress’ newly formed
steering committee
member, Punjab in-
charge and MLA from
Baytoo assembly constit-
uency Harish Chaud-
hary on Thursday
sparked a new debate in
political circles after he
questioned the state gov-
ernment’s role in the
OBCreservationdiscrep-
ancyissue.TheCongress
leader openly asked the
government as to what
was its aim. He also as-
sured the OBC commu-
nity that he will fight
whatever battle has to be
fought in this matter.
It is worth mentioning
thatsincepastsometime,
Harish Chaudhary has
been opposing his own
government on the OBC
reservationissue.Hehad
not only criticised his
owngovernmentbutalso
led the protest organised
in the various parts of
the state against the gov-
ernment on the issue.
And on Thursday
, he
again cornered his own
governmentand tweeted
saying, “OBC reserva-
tion discrepancy issue
was kept in the cabinet
meeting but opposed by
a particular ideology
which is shocking. I am
shocked, actually what
do you want? I assure
the OBC community
thatIwillfightwhatever
battle has to be fought in
this matter.”
However, he hasn’t
named any leader for op-
posing the issue but
Pratap Singh Khachari-
yawas himself jumped
into the controversy
claimed that a conspira-
cy is being made to de-
fame him. Notably
,
sources reveal that Sin-
gh raised the issue in
cabinet and expressing
about OBC reservation
discrepancy asked for
suggestions by ex-ser-
vicemen and common
peopleaboutnewlaw.On
this Lalchand Kataria
interjected and said that
when the government
agrees in principle on
this issue, then there is
no point in questioning
it and govt should take
formal decision to re-
move discrepancy
. Hear-
ing both sides, Gehlot
put the decision on hold.
Rajeev Gaur
Jodhpur: CM Ashok
Gehlot will reach Jodh-
pur today at 11.30 am
will participate in inau-
guration foundation
stone laying ceremony
of various development
works at Govt Physical
Education College.
Thereafter, he will visit
Digifest Job Fair organ-
ised at Govt Polytechnic
College and will leave
for Ahmedabad. On Nov
12, he will reach Jodh-
pur from Ahmedabad.
On Nov 13, CM will
participate in Ra-
jasthan Digifest Jodh-
pur-2022. He will attend
the ‘Manak Alankaran’
programme at Hotel
Chandra Imperial
Banquet. He will then
inaugurate a 3D light
sound show at Dew-
al at Mandore Udyan
and will leave for
Jaipur at 7.30 pm.
‘I am shocked! what do you
want?’ Harish questions govt
CM to embark
on a three-day
tour to Jodhpur
from today In 12 hours, about
21,000 suggestions
have been received
from the people
of Rajasthan
OBC RESERVATION DISCREPANCY ISSUE
RHB Commissioner Pawan Arora chairs a meeting and holds discussion with the officials of the
Rajasthan Housing Board Employees’ Union at RHB’s Office in Jaipur on Thursday.
Harish Chaudhary
CM Ashok Gehlot addresses the gathering at the three-day long 11th India StoneMart-2022 being held at JECC, Jaipur on Thursday.
Also seen here are Shakuntala Rawat, Usha Sharma, Veenu Gupta, Kuldeep Ranka, Subodh Agarwal, Rajiv Arora and others.
—PHOTO
BY
MUKESH
KIRADOO
—PHOTO
BY
MUKESH
KIRADOO
Our friends who have come from
outside, within the country or
abroad, I would like to call upon
all of them to come here (for investment)
and they are coming also. —Ashok Gehlot, CM
CM Ashok Gehlot interacts with an exhibitor and enquires
about the products at his stall at the ongoing 11th India
StoneMart-2022 at JECC, Jaipur on Thursday.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot chairs the pre-budget meeting at the State Secretariat in Jaipur on
Thursday. Also seen here are Dr Mahesh Joshi, Lal Chand Kataria, Shakuntala Rawat, Udai Lal
Anjana, Usha Sharma, Abhay Kumar, Kuldeep Ranka and others.
CM GEHLOT HAILS RHB'S
PROJECTS @ STONEMART-2022
CM Ashok Gehlot visited the stall of Rajasthan
Housing Board at the Stone Mart at JECC,
Jaipur on Thursday, wherein, RHB Commissioner
Pawan Arora informed the Chief Minister about
the plans, achievements, activities the Board. CM
Gehlot appreciated the RHB for their projects in-
cluding the City Park, which was completed within
a short span of time, and also appreciated the RHB
for Mukhyamantri Shikshak Prahari Awas Yojana
and 2,967 houses constructed in 15 schemes of
11 small towns of the State. Also seen here are
Shakuntala Rawat, Rajiv Arora others.
CM INAUGURATES ‘INDIA STONEMART-2022’
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Lok Sabha
Speaker Om Birla will
arrive in Jaipur on No-
vember 12.
He will ar-
rive from
N e w
Delhi by
an Indigo
flight at
8:20 am
and attend the pro-
grammes at the SMS
MedicalCollegeandMa-
hatma Gandhi Hospital.
The LS Speaker will
leave for Kota on Satur-
day evening by train.
Birla in Jaipur
on Saturday

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oddess, the omni
channel tech beauty
platform, held a
grand celebration
in honour of the
opening of its store
in the pink city at
the Mall of Jaipur, Vaishali
Nagar.
Showcasing the brand
new Digital and Beauty Tech
store the public was invited
to join in and celebrate the
occasion.
With 200+ beauty brands
on its platform, a highly suc-
cessful online debut, and a
Luxe Beauty store in Gur-
gaon, Boddess Beauty is just
in time for all things auspi-
cious and festive in Jaipur.
The evening was graced
by the Chief guest, Ashok
Patni wherein he was seen
unveiling the experiential
Boddess Beauty concept fea-
turing Magic Mirror – which
works as a Skin Analyser;
Make-over Station with the
best make-up artists; world-
class beauty advisors to
solve all skin woes of con-
sumers and handpicked in-
ternational and home-grown
beauty brands.
Jagdeesh Chandra also
gracedtheeventwithhispres-
enceandcongratulatedAshok
Patni for the milestone. He
was ecstatic to witness the su-
perb experience store and the
members’ hard work.
The city’s beauty enthusi-
asts, opinion leaders, and ex-
perts gathered to celebrate
and savour the future of
beauty retail. The divas were
spotted enjoying an exciting
shopping experience and
scouting the various differ-
entiators such as exclusive
brand offerings, stellar ser-
vice bars, consulta-
tion from beauty
advisors, digital
skin analysers,
make-up try on,
andmuchmore.
True to be-
ing a ‘Global
Beauty Hub’, the
store features a handpicked
selection of international
cult-favourites: US’ Celebri-
ty Beauty and no.1 Brow
Brand - Anastasia Beverly
Hills, luxury British skin-
care brand, Neal’s Yard Rem-
edies, award-winning farm
to Skin brand, Juice Beauty;
the revolutionary innova-
tive cosmetics beauty brand
– AVON, the brand created
by U.S’s celebrated YouTu-
ber and make-up mogul him-
self, Jeffree Star, Supermod-
el Miranda Kerr’s Kora Or-
ganics, natural skincare
brand - Caudalie, Korean
Luxury Skincare brands
Sulwhasoo, Laneige, Innis-
free and many more. In addi-
tion to international favour-
ites, it also presents an array
of popular home-grown
brands: Mamaearth, Sugar
Cosmetics, mCaffeine,
Colorbar, Plum, Minimalist
and more. Luxury fragrance
brands like Salvatore Fer-
ragamo, Marc Jacobs,
Chopard also bejewel
the store aisles with
their premium offer-
ings.
Boddess Beauty is In-
dia’s finest beauty re-
tailer that aspires to
transform the way
people discover
beauty and
grooming by
combining ex-
periential re-
tail, virtual
technolog y,
and the finest
brands from
around the world. It
is reimagining the ideal
customer experience
and transforming its
dedication to beauty
and health into a
lifetime partner-
ship via individu-
alised product
curation, cut-
ting-edge tech-
nology, and
crucial talent.
BO DESS BEAUTY:
A HUB FOR PERFECTION!
JAIPUR, FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER 11, 2022
Anastasia Soare
Kriti Sanon showcasing Faces Canada eyeliner
KAVITA CHAUHAN
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Kate Hudson showcasing Juice Beauty
Jagdeesh Chandra with (L-R) Shailendra Godha, Ashok Patni, Atul Jain, JK Jajoo and Mohit Jajoo
Diva showcasing Avon Lipbalm
Boddess Beauty store features handpicked
products of Juice Beauty and Neal’s Yard Remedies
Sharad Sharma and Ashok Patni during Boddess Beauty launch event
Jagdeesh Chandra and Ashok Patni sharing a moment of joy
Alia Bhatt showcasing mcaffeine product

10
ETC
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PRACHI SHARMA, Model
ARIES
MAR 21 - APR 20
You are very
generous by
nature and also
you are the
backbone of your
family. Today is a
favourable day for
business. You may
postpone your
study plans. You are very fortunate to have
a great friend circle. Be careful of the words
that come out of your mouth. Your lover
may finally say yes to get married to you.
LIBRA
SEPT 24 - OCTOBER 22
Visit a doctor
if you have any
doubts about
your health.
Don’t attack
stress even if you
don’t have any.
Let go of things
that are not in
your control. You want to have your own
house and you will work hard to make
your dream come true.
TAURUS
APR 21 - MAY 20
You need a
break from day
to tensions and
the way to cope
up with stress is
to meditate. You
must create an
environment of
understanding
at home. You will succeed in any sort of
examination if you put your heart and
soul to it. Promotion can be expected
even if other are not.
SCORPIO
OCT 23 - NOVEMBER 22
Scrumptious
food is what you
are craving for
today. You always
maintain cordial
relationship with
everyone. You
workout daily
to keep yourself
fit. You may start a side business to earn
extra money. You are not a jealous kind
and you feel happy for others. You are a
very grounded person.
GEMINI
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
Your spouse
may make you
spend more than
you expected.
Fantastic day for
investing money
in stock market
as you can make
fortune. You need
help on academic front and you should
not shy away from asking. You miss your
parents a lot and somewhere fear to loose
them. Admit your faults in relationship.
SAGITTARIUS
NOV 23 - DEC 22
You spouse is
someone who can
do anything for
your happiness.
You are
opportunist and
this will make you
successful one
day. There may be
delays in property possession and it won’t
effect you. You are happy spending whole
day at home. Help your mothers at home
today and give them a reason to smile.
CANCER
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
You care about
you lover but
somehow
hesitate in
expressing that
care. Don’t make
friends for money
and status rather
make friends
who will stick with you forever. On social
front, you may have to spend some extra
money in buying gifts for someone for
some specific occasion.
CAPRICORN
DEC 23 - JAN 20
You make sure
to make things
work your way.
Never demotivate
someone even if
someone is not
capable of doing
something. You
are most wanted
by your friends. You can have romantic
affair in office and a serious one. You will
invest money in clothes and accessories
today. You are a God fearing person.
LEO
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
You love to live
close to your
family. Best day
to buy gold and
silver or any
precious metal
for investment
sake. You are a
child at heart and
never let this child die. You have a big
heart and you always help someone if you
can. Video gathering is possible as you
miss your social circle like anything.
AQUARIUS
JAN 21 - FEB 19
You will feel
amorous towards
your wife. This
is the best time
try something
new with life give
yourself a new
purpose. Work on
your limitations,
there can be no better time than this. You
have more opposite sex friends than the
same and you may be judged sometimes
but don’t care.
VIRGO
AUG 24 - SEP 23
You are a pro in
your field and
none can beat
you. You give
tough competition
to people. Many
people get inspired
by you. You
will get special
treatment from your dear ones. Take stand
where you need to, don’t run in the same
direction where everybody else is going.
Health remains perfect.
PISCES
FEB20 - MARCH 20
Spend time
talking with like-
minded people
as it will make
you feel good for
now. Do whatever
you can do to
cheer everyone
up. You will feel
financially comfortable and infant you
are in position to invest money in some
new venture. Your personality will attract
many eligible bachelors.
YOUR
DAY
Horoscope by
Saurabbh Sachdeva
ART
ABANDONED!
NEVER
FINISHED,
IS
ONLY
rtspeakswhere
words are una-
ble to explain,
the famous say-
ing has solved
the greatest
problem of life,
this statement depicts
the reality of life, which
says that, despite the
great force and profun-
dity, words are not al-
ways as effective at com-
municating ideas as art
is. Although the written
or spoken word has con-
siderable power, a pic-
ture or work of art may
have even more impact
on people’s minds and
has the power to turn
their perception upside
down. Let’s learn inter-
esting facts about Sir
Peter Paul Rubens, one
of the finest artists of
his time.
Sir Peter Paul Rubens
was a Flemish artist
most well-known for his
ecclesiastical and myth-
ological work
in the Flemish Baroque
tradition. He was the
most famous in all of
Europe in the 1600s and
his masterworks high-
lighted movement, col-
our, and debauchery
that had royalty and no-
bility beseeching for
more. This interesting
and prolific artist was
raised in Roman Catho-
lic and received a classi-
cal education, he began
his artistic training in
1591 as an apprentice to
Tobias Verhaecht. After
a year, he hauled on to
work with Adam van
Noort for four years. He
was then apprenticed to
artistOttoVanVeenand
in 1598 was admitted
into the painter’s guild
of Antwerp, and then
finally moved to explore
Italy in May 1600.
It is rightly said that
art is the reflection of
the artist’s character
and intelligent and
powerful brain. So in
Venice when Rubens
got inspired by artists
such as Titian, Tin-
toretto, and Paolo Ve-
ronese before being
hired by the duke of
Mantua for whom he
made replicas of Re-
naissance paintings.
Afterlearningcertain
things, the preacher of
art lugged on yet again
and found himself
this time in Florence to
attend the marriage of
Marie de Medicis to
KingHenryIVof France
and continued to make
copies of 16th-century
art, which now serves
art historians well.
It is rightly said that
Hardworkbeatstalentif
talentdoesn’tworkhard.
InAugust1601,Rubens
made his way to Rome
where the Baroque style
reigned supreme with
the revival of Michelan-
gelo and Raphael styles.
The majestic art lover
received his first
commission in
Spain during
this era and he
appeared to be
taking every-
thing in. This
i n c l u d e d
amassing a hefty
collection of art.
At the end of 1605, he
made his second trip to
Rome and, along with
his brother Philip, be-
gan amassing and inves-
tigating all forms of art-
work and ancient phi-
losophy
. He retained a
sizeable collection of
Romanscripture,reliefs,
portrait busts, and rare
coins. And finally, his
hardworkpaidoff when
Rubens designed his
own art studio and had
many assistants.
Though tables turned
when he received the
news of his ill mother,
he left and returned to
his hometown. The next
year,hemarriedIsabella
Brant and annexed his
painting studio a mar-
vellous townhouse in
the city
. Filled with as-
sistants, collaborators,
apprentices,andengrav-
ers, Rubens was able to
produce a tremendous
volume of work with
their help. The majority
of painters in the 1600s
worked as contract la-
bourers who painted for
specific jobs. Rubens’
work thus came to be as-
sociated with particular
political groups of the
period. The majority of
painters in the 1600s
worked as contract la-
bourers who painted for
specific jobs. Rubens’
work thus came to be as-
sociated with particular
political groups of the
period. After much ef-
fort, in 1622, Rubens was
called for one of his
most famous assign-
ments by Queen mother
Marie de Medicis to il-
lustrate a passage in her
newlybuiltLuxembourg
Palace. She commis-
sioned 21 canvases to
glorify her life and the
regency of France. The
interesting fact about
thisartististhathemar-
ried his wife’s niece,
Helene Fourment and
theyweremarriedwhen
Rubens was 53 years old
and Helene was just 16.
His young wife was a
major inspiration be-
hind his artworks dur-
ingthelastdecadeof his
life, and the curvaceous
femalefiguresdominant
in some of his later por-
traits such as The Feast
of Venus, The Three
Graces, and The Judg-
mentof Pariswerequite
reminiscent of Helene.
On May 30, 1640, the
art explorer died from
gout which resulted in
heart failure. He was
survived by his eight
children, three from Is-
abella and five from
Helene, many of whom
married into esteemed
and noble families of
Antwerp.
UTTKARSHA SHEKHAR
uttkarsha.shekhar@firstindia.co.in
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11
irector Siddharth
Anand is directing
Yash Raj Films’
Pathaan, an impor-
tant cog in Aditya
Chopra’s vision for
the biggest spy uni-
verse in Indian cinematic
history. Siddharth Anand
said Pathaan will present
Deepika at her hottest and
coolest best and she will
mesmerise everyone with
her sizzling screen presence
like never before! Siddharth
said, “Deepika Padukone is
up there with the biggest of
superstars in the history of
Hindi cinema. Pathaan
will showcase her in
probably her hottest and
at the same time, the
coolest self. About
the super-hot pairing of
Shah Rukh and Deepika,
Siddharth says, “The on-
screen jodi of Deepika and
Shah Rukh Khan is proba-
bly one of the biggest pair-
ings that Indian cinema has
ever seen, given their in-
credible successes in the
past. And in Pathaan we
have presented SRK and DP
in a way that’s unprecedent-
ed.” He adds, “They have
electric chemistry with each
other and they look just so
hot together. It’s rare to find
a pairing like theirs and
their Jodi is a huge USP for
Pathaan.” Shah Rukh Khan
and Deepika Padukone re-
cently sizzled in Spain as
leaked photos from the sets
took the internet by storm.
D
S
idharth Mal-
hotra and Kiara
Advani are one
of the cutest Jo-
dis of Bollywood, both
on-screen and off-screen.
Sidharth can be seen
cheering for Kiara’s
brother who seems to be
stepping into a new
venture.
Kiara Advani had re-
cently taken to her Insta-
gram handle to share a
unique picture. In the pic-
ture, we can see a sculpture
of a human face. Although,
it is not very clear as to what
was the actress hinting at
but with her caption
one thing was clear
there is a new venture
that her brother
Mishaal Advani is
stepping into and
the actress can-
not keep calm
for it which ac-
cording to her caption will
be launching on November
11. Today Sidharth Malhotra
took to his Instagram stories
to share the same picture
and wrote, ‘looking forward’.
It is cute to see how the star
is supportive of his ru-
moured girlfriend’s family
.
New Venture
A
ctress Saba
Azad, who
won praises
for her role as
lawyer Parvana Irani
in the first season of
the streaming series
'Rocket Boys', has
wrapped up the sec-
ond season of the
show, which revolves
around the lives of nu-
clear physicists Dr
Vikram Sarabhai and
Dr Homi J. Bhabha.
The actress an-
nounced the wrap of
the second season of
the show on her Insta-
gram on Wednesday.
She shared snippets
from the shoot, her
prep and look from the
series. She wrote in
the caption: Season
wrap on the rocket
ship!! Up, up and
away #Rocket-
boys #Season2.
WRAP UP!
R
a s h m i k a
Mandanna is
one of the
most popular
actresses in the
South. She enjoys a
massive fan base,
and along with love
she receives hate and
gets trolled often.
Rashmika Mandan-
na was recently criti-
cized and trolled for
her recent comment
about Kannada hit
film Kantara. Recent-
ly, the Goodbye ac-
tress revealed that
she hasn't
watched Kantara yet
when asked about
her reaction. After
she replied that she
hasn’t so far, she was
hit with a storm of
comments, accusing
her of not being re-
spectful to her sen-
iors and ‘forgetting
her roots.’ For un-
versed, Rishab Shet-
ty is one who gave
break to Rashmika
Mandanna in the
film industry with
the film Kirik Party.
The film not only be-
came a success but
also gave a path
for the actress
to fly
.
M
alaika Arora and Ar-
jun Kapoor are one of
the most adored cou-
ples in Bollywood. The
duo made their relationship of-
ficial a few years back and have
been dating each other for a
quite long time now.
Taking to her Instagram han-
dle, Malaika shared a picture
and wrote, 'I said yes'. She also
added some red heart emojis.
However, she did not tag her
boyfriend Arjun on it. In the
photo, she is seen donning a
black sleeveless top and flaunt-
ing her happy smile for the
camera. Malaika's caption
has left fans wondering
if she's engaged to
Arjun Kapoor or
if it's a promo-
tional gim-
mick.
T
he latest announcement of India’s big-
gest actresses, Kriti Sanon, Kareena
Kapoor Khan, and Tabu coming to-
gether has become the talking point of
the industry
. In a statement to a leading por-
tal, Rhea Kapoor who will be directing ‘The
Crew’ is pretty impressed with Kriti Sanon.
She says that Kriti Sanon is the new shining
star. “She is a really authentic girl. The min-
ute you meet her you know that she stays true
to her roots and her family, and that was re-
ally important for this character and the film.
More than anything else I like the fact that
Kriti is so determined and hardworking.”
Rashmika
TROLLED
SHE SAID YES!
KIRITI ALONGSIDE
KAREENA
ELECTRIC
ELECTRIC
CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
Rashmika Mandanna
Malaika Arora
Her post...
Kriti Sanon
Saba Azad
Sidhart Malhotra’s insta story...
Kiara Advani
Deepika Padukone

CITY FIRST
I
t is important to
understand that
every child is born
pure and with un-
limited potential.
However, the child
has specific physi-
cal and emotion-
al needs that
needfulfillmentat
every stage of
his life. Psy-
chologists
across the globe have
identified that a majority
of the subconscious im-
printing happens before
the age of 6, To mark the
same, a workshop of
Child Psychology by Dr
Preeti Kohli Ganesh
Kohli is being organised
from today
. The Inner
Child workshop takes
you back to your child-
hood,throughcertain
processes and tech-
niques that help
adulttoconnecttheir
inner child and repar-
ent it. This process helps
to heal wounded subcon-
sciousandbringbackthe
creativity
, At the end of
the workshop, partici-
pant will be able to wit-
ness transformed adult,
full of life, energy and
compassion, he may de-
velop ability to choose
freely
, and live life to its
fullest potential.
12
CITY BUZZ
GET VACCINATED
STAY MASKED
CITY FIRST
overnor Kalraj
Mishra hon-
oured social
worker Vidhi
Singhania at
Raj Bhavan on
Thursday for
the special work done
for the conservation of
Indian culture, tradi-
tional clothes and
heritage. The Gov-
ernor also hon-
oured four weavers
by presenting them
with mementoes on the
occasion.
It is noteworthy that
Singhania is working in
Kota and Varanasi to
encourage weavers,
artists and crafts-
men. Governing
her a citation and a
memento, the Gover-
nor expressed the hope
that in future also she
would work for the
weavers and will con-
tinue to work in the
same way
.
Earlier, the Principal
Secretary to Governor
Subir Kumar read out
the citation. In her ad-
dress, Singhania while
thanking the Governor
informed about the ef-
forts being made by her
for the promotion of
Kota Doria and weav-
ers.
On this occasion, the
Chief Privilege of Gov-
ernor Govind Ram
Jaiswal and people re-
lated to the weaving sec-
tor were present.
CONGRATULATIONS!
CITY FIRST
T
he grand opening of PC
Makeovers, Makeup
Studio, Hair and Acad-
emy was organised at
SubhashMarg,C-Scheme,
Jaipur on Thursday
.
Jagdeesh Chandra
gracedtheoccasionasthe
Chief Guest and congratu-
lated Priyanka Choudhary
and Mamta Chaudhary on
their new venture. The studio
interior design project was
done by Manohar Suthar.
HegotinspiredbytheSAB’s
famous show Kaatelal Sons
and helped his sisters to open
a new Makeup Studio. Vari-
ous who’s who of the city in-
cludingGauravGuar,director
of Elite Miss Rajasthana
and Akhbar Khan were
also present on the occa-
sion.
Itisnoteworthytomention
that Priyanka Choudhary is
running a makeup studio
with her mother for the past
17 years in Vidhyadhar Nagar
Jaipur. cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
—PHOTOS
BY
SANTOSH
SHARMA
FOR A NOBLE CAUSE!
G
CITY FIRST
T
he Diwali Milan
Installation and
Oath ceremony
of the new man-
agingcommitteeof Jito
Jaipur Chapter, Ladies
Wing and Youth Wing
was organised by the
Jain International
Trade Organisation at
Hotel Marriott in the
city on Thursday
.
Nitin Jain, the newly
formed Chairman and
Directorof JeetoJaipur
Chapter said that my
main objective is to
bring Jito to the reach
of allsectionsof society
so that every section of
the society gets the ben-
efit of Jito’s schemes
and programs. At the
same time, possible op-
portunities will be pro-
vided to our capable
youth to enhance their
talent. For the
first time in the history
of 9yearsof JitoJaipur,
we have included two
women members in the
executive committee,
with this we are pre-
senting a unique exam-
pleof womenempower-
ment,whichwillopenly
support the positive
change and opportuni-
ties brought by women.
CELEBRATIONS!
—PHOTOS BY MUKESH KIRADOO
CELEBRATING
BEAUTY!
CITY FIRST
R
K Events, in as-
sociation with
Ravi Surya
Group and
Ananta Resort Jaipur,
is organising one of
India’s biggest nation-
al-level beauty pag-
eants Miss and Mrs
India Glam Season
4, 2022 in the capi-
tal Jaipur. For
which the first au-
dition of this pag-
eant will be organised
at Rosado Club located
in Vaishali Nagar. In
which the candidates
of the Miss and Mrs
category of Jaipur
and surrounding
cities will partici-
pate in this audi-
tion round.
Pawan Tank,
Founder and
Director, of In-
dia Glam Or-
ganisation said
that in this au-
dition round,
the talent of the
participants
will be tested
through talent
round, drama,
comedy
, action,
physical activi-
ties, fitness, sports
etc will be pre-
pared for All the
finalists will
be given a
va r i e t y
o f
groom-
ing classes by national
and international
grooming experts.
He further informed
that the Grand Finale
of this National Beau-
ty Pageant, being or-
ganised with the top
selected contestants
from across the coun-
trywillbeheldgrandly
at Ananta Resort,
Delhi Road Jaipur
on December 28 in
Pink City
.
The grand dinner was hosted by the committee members before the
election of Rambagh Golf Club took place at Imperial Lawns, Narain
Niwas Hotel, Jaipur on Thursday.The election of the committee for the
posts of Caption, Secretary,Treasurer, Joint secretaries and Executive
Committee Members will take place at Rambagh Golf Club on 13
November.Various who’s who of the city including Narendra Singh and
Mohan Singh Tada were also present on the occasion.
Transport Minister Brijendra Ola was greeted by Transport
Service Council officials during a courtesy meeting held
under the leadership of Transport Service Council President
Nanuram Choel on Wednesday. During the meeting, he also
expressed his gratitude for the decision of the department to
set up RTO in Jaipur’s new RTO office. Many officials including
Dharmendra Kumar Chaudhary, Kusum Rathod, Jagdish
Bairwa and Nidhi Singh were present on the occasion.
Dr OP Machra, General
Secretary of Rajasthan
Shootingball Federation
and Executive Member of
Shootingball Federation
of India announced the
Rajasthan team for the 41st
Junior National Shootingball
Championship to be held in
Vidisha, Madhya Pradesh
from November 12-14.
Dushyant Rahad Nagaur,
vice-captain of the boys’
category, Lavish Bhatia Sri
Ganganagar, and Shirin Khan
captain Ajmer and Riya Joram
were made vice-captains in
the girls’ category.
Sachin Tendulkar celebrated his wife Anjali’s 55th birthday
at the Town Restaurant located in Adarsh Nagar, Jaipur on
Thursday, November 10. Sachin left Ranthambore via road
and reached Jaipur.
Father Dominic inaugurated a two-day photo exhibition at St.
Xavier’s School, C Scheme, Jaipur on Wednesday.
Students of many prestigious schools in Jaipur city
are participating in the exhibition organized by Xavier’s
Photography Club to get a chance to hone their talent in
photography. Manan Sharma told that Xavier’s students have
prepared for this with many days of hard work. This photo
exhibition will run till November 10. Distinguished students
and parents of many schools in Jaipur city are coming to see
it. This photo exhibition is an event sponsored by Mollis Natura
Photo exhibition led by Photo Club Coordinator Alex Thomas.
GRAND DINNER!
—PHOTOS BY SUNIL SHARMA
INNER CHILD WORK! DURING THE DAY!
—PHOTO BY NIRMAL TIWARI
Jagdeesh Chandra with (L-R) Aashita, Vadini, Ranu
Priyanka Choudhary, Mamta Choudhary and Akbar Khan
Jagdeesh Chandra was greeted by Chandrakala,
Monohar Suthar, Priyanka Choudhary and Ranu
Governor Kalraj Mishra with (L-R) Vidhi Singhania, M K Sanghi, Manju Sanghi and Nidhipati Singhania Governor Kalraj Mishra felicitates Vidhi Singhania
Members during the event
Narendra Singh and Mohan Singh Tada
Committee members during the event
Ganesh Kohli and Preeti Kohli
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