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New Delhi: An army of-
ficer and four other sol-
diers were killed in ac-
tion during an encoun-
ter between security
forces and terrorists in
Jammu and Kashmir’s
Poonch district on Mon-
day
, officials said.
Sources said a heavy
gunfight was underway
in the Surankote area
with at least four to five
heavily armed terror-
ists who crossed into the
country a few days ago.
The anti-insurgency
operation was launched
in a village close to Dera
Ki Gali in the early
hours following intelli-
gence inputs about their
presence, they said.
The hiding terrorists
fired on the search par-
ties resulting in a fierce
gunfight and critical
injuries to a Junior
Commissioned Officer
or JCO and four other
soldiers. They died
from their injuries.
Defence officials said
there were reports
about the presence of a
group of heavily-armed
terrorists in the Cham-
rer forest, after they
managed to sneak from
across Line of Control a
few days ago. —ANI
RESURGENT
TALIBAN!
FRESH INSURGENCY IN
J&K A RIPPLE EFFECT
4 SOLDIERS, JCO KILLED
IN ENCOUNTER IN POONCH
Security forces stand guard at the encounter site in Surankote
area of Poonch district on Monday. —PHOTO BY PTI
EXPERTSPEAK
Some defence experts had predicted a spike in armed
insurgency in the valley while a few were of the
view that Kashmir’s militancy will receive a psychologi-
cal boost from the fact that the Afghan fighters have
succeeded in throwing out two big foreign powers
from their soil in four decades. The ripple effect of US
troops' withdrawal from Afghanistan is making itself
felt in Jammu and Kashmir as intelligence agencies say
at least six groups of terrorists have infiltrated the
Valley with some high value targets on their agenda.
India, China
blame each
other as 13th
LAC talks fail
New Delhi: Anyhopeof
achieving a break-
through for disengage-
ment from Patrolling
Points (PP) 15 in Hot
Springs during the 13th
round of Corps Com-
mander level talks held
onSunday
,remainedun-
fulfilled.
Both sides issued in-
dependent statements
on Monday morning,
blaming each other for
the situation. While In-
dia said that the stand-
off was caused by Chi-
na’s unilateral attempts
to alter the status quo,
China said that India
should cherish the hard-
won situation.
“The Indian side
pointed out that the
situation along the LAC
had been caused by uni-
lateral attempts of Chi-
nese side to alter the
status quo and in viola-
tion of the bilateral
agreements. It was
therefore necessary
that the Chinese side
take appropriate steps
in the remaining areas
so as to restore peace
and tranquillity along
the LAC in the Western
Sector.”
“The meeting thus
did not result in resolu-
tion of the remaining
areas,” Army stated.
Uttarakhand minister Yashpal
Arya joins Cong with MLA son
New Delhi: In a setback
totherulingBJPinUtta-
rakhand months ahead
of the Assembly elec-
tions, state minister
Yashpal Arya quit the
party on Monday and re-
joined the Congress. His
MLA son Sanjeev Arya
too joined the Congress.
A six-time MLA and
prominent Dalit leader,
Yashpal Arya is the
Transport Minister in
the Pushkar Singh Dha-
mi government. Also a
former president of the
Uttarakhand Congress,
Arya had quit the party
and joined the BJP
ahead of the 2017 As-
sembly elections as he
was reportedly upset
with the then chief min-
ister Harish Rawat’s
style of functioning.
AFTER RESIGNING
FROM NC, RANA &
SLATHIA JOIN BJP
New Delhi: A day after
they resigned from the
National Conference,
Devender Rana and
Surjit Singh Slathia
on Monday joined the
Bhartiya Janata Party.
Union Ministers Hardeep
Singh Puri, Dharmendra
Pradhan, and Jitendra
Singh welcomed both
the leaders to the party
during a function in
New Delhi.
Coal shortage: Shah
‘burns midnight oil’
with power, coal mins
New Delhi: Union
home minister Amit
Shah on Monday held a
meeting with his cabi-
net colleagues RK Singh
and Pralhad Joshi amid
reports of the ongoing
shortage of coal supply
to power plants and sev-
eral states warning of a
possible power crisis.
Shah, Singh, who
holds the power minis-
try
, and Joshi, who is the
coal minister, discussed
the availability of coal
to power plants and the
current power demands
during the hour-long
meeting. Top officials of
the power and coal min-
istries as well as those
from NTPC also attend-
ed the meeting.
Meanwhile, Delhi
chief minister Arvind
KejriwalonMondaysaid
many of his counter-
parts have written to the
Centre about the critical
situationatpowerplants
due to the coal shortage.
Hope reforms in space
sector will encourage
women participation: PM
New Delhi: On the oc-
casion of International
Day of Girl Child on
Monday
, Prime Minister
Narendra Modi ex-
pressed hope that the
reforms in the space sec-
tor will encourage more
women participation.
Addressingthelaunch
of the Indian Space As-
sociation (ISpA), the
Prime Minister referred
to the photo of the Indi-
an Space Research Or-
ganisation’s (ISRO)
women engineers who
celebratedthesuccessof
India’s Mars mission
and said we can never
forget that photo.
“Today is ‘Interna-
tional Day of the Girl
Child’, how can we for-
get celebrations of In-
dia’s Mars mission by
the women scientists. I
hope reforms in the
space sector encourag-
es more women partici-
pation,” he stated.
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Three US-based economists
won the 2021 Nobel prize for
economics on Monday for
pioneering research on the
labour market impacts.
Petrol price increased by 31
paise and soared to Rs 111.54
per litre on Monday while diesel
increased by 38 paise and hiked
to Rs 102.69 per litre in Jaipur.
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CORONA CATASTROPHE
RAJASTHAN
INDIA
18,132
new cases
193
new fatalities
07
new cases
00
new fatalities
Lakhimpur Kheri:
The Uttar Pradesh Po-
lice on Monday got
three-day remand of
Union minister Ajay
Mishra’s son Ashish in
the Lakhimpur Kheri
violence case.
Eight people, includ-
ing four farmers, were
killed in the violence on
October 3.
“Police had demand-
ed a 14-day remand of
Ashish. They have got
three-day remand from
October 12 to 15,” sen-
ior prosecution officer
(SPO) SP Yadav told re-
porters.
The police remand
was granted by Chief
Judicial Magistrate
Chintaram, with the
condition that Ashish
Mishra will not be har-
assed and his lawyer
will remain present
during interrogation,
Yadav said.
Earlier, a court had
sent Ashish Mishra to
14-day judicial custody
.
Lakhimpur: Ashish Mishra
sent to 3-day police custody
PRIYANKA LEADS PAN
INDIA CONG PROTEST
Lucknow: Congress lead-
ers led by party general
secretary Priyanka Gandhi
Vadra in Lucknow staged
nationwide silent protest
on Monday demanding the
dismissal of Union minis-
ter Ajay Mishra in connec-
tion with the Lakhimpur
Kheri violence. P6
MoS (Home) Ajay Misra’s son Ashish in police custody.
VOLCANO ERUPTS IN SPAIN’S LA PALMA
RED-HOT LAVA
z Blocks of molten lava as
large as three-storey buildings
rolled down a hillside on the
Spanish island of La Palma while
a series of tremors shook the
ground after the eruption
z There were 37 seismic
movements till Monday, with the
largest measuring 4.1, the Spanish
National Geological Institute said.
Lava has engulfed 493 hectares
(1,218 acres) of land
z 6,000 people were evacuated
from their homes on La Palma,
which has about 83,000 inhabitants.
Airlines flying to the Canary Islands
were advised to load extra fuel in
case planes had to divert
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BUILDINGS
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MINI-EARTHQUAKES
ENGULFS
TRIGGERS
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot has said
that the on issue of
child marriage in the
state, the state govern-
ment is working with a
strong will for its com-
plete eradication. “It is
our resolve that there
will be no child mar-
riage in the state and
the government will not
make any agreement in
this regard,” the Chief
Minister said while was
speaking at the state
level function Turn to P8
Misconception about Child Marriage bill, will
request Guv to return bill back to govt: Gehlot
CM Ashok Gehlot felicitating
Paralympian Avani Lekhara.
GRIEF-STRICKEN
A woman named Dashrath Kanwar started crying
before CM Ashok Gehlot and requested to save her
house. The woman lost her husband during Corona’
second wave and as a result she was unable to pay
the loan on the house. Her daughter is a national level
netball player and informing Gehlot of her ordeal, the
woman started crying.
CM to inaugurate Secretariat reception
CM Ashok Gehlot will inaugurate the state-of-the-art recep-
tion at Secretariat at 12.30 PM on Tuesday. During this
time, Chief Secretary Niranjan Arya, ACS of the depart-
ments, Principal Secretaries, Secretaries will be present
along with officers including security officers. After the
inauguration talks with the staff leaders are also proposed.

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150
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CRUCIAL READ
`50 LAKH COMPENSATION FOR FAMILY
OF DAUSA KILLED IN ACCIDENT
Jaipur: A 25-year-old motorcyclist Nirmal died on
the spot and wife Lakshmi Devi, 23, was 100 percent
disabled and three-year-old son Naman alias Nak-
shya was injured in a collision with a pickup vehicle
near Bhakri village in Dausa on May 3, 2017. In the
case of the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal, Jaipur
Metropolitan, Judge Pawan Kumar has ordered com-
pensation of more than `50 lakh to the petitioners.
Advocates Narendra Kumar Butolia and Omprakash
Sharma, appearing for the claim petitioners, told the
court that the pickup vehicle driver was speeding.
Bharatpur: The ACB arrested accused while taking
bribe in lieu of removing section 354 from a case
and getting victim’s son’s name out. They arrested
a computer operator and a police officer. According
to Additional SP Bharatpur Parameshwar Dayal Ya-
dav of ACB, Radharaman resident Deeg had given
a complaint to the effect that in a case registered
against his family members in the police station, to
remove section 354 and the name of son Shyam
Pawan an amount of `10,000 is being sought by
Shyam Sundar Sharma, posted at the outpost.
ACB ARRESTS SHO, ONE MORE WITH
RS 10,000 BRIBE IN BHARATPUR
Panchayatpolls:
RuckusinDholpur
First India Bureau
Dholpur: There was a
ruckus in the Collector-
ate on the day of nomi-
nation withdrawal in
Dholpur Panchayat
Samiti. BJP workers
pressurised Ward 11
Congress candidate
Santo wife Udaybhan to
withdraw the nomina-
tion. Congress workers
reached Collectorate
and created a ruckus
while accusing the BJP
.
Congress leader and
former Pradhan Deven-
dra Pratap said that BJP
workers were forcibly
withdrawing her nomi-
nation without inform-
ing the Congress candi-
date. The woman candi-
date told her husband
that the BJP candidate
had lured her. Congress
leader Devendra Pratap
said that the female can-
didate did not withdraw
her nomination on the
persuasion of her hus-
band. He said that BJP
workers are trying to
pull back the nomina-
tions of Congress candi-
dates, which is like mur-
dering democracy
. After
persuasion of her hus-
band, candidate re-
turnedfromcollectorate
without withdrawing
her nomination.
Girl blackmailed with obscene
videos; murdered in Jaipur
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A 24-year-old
girl was allegedly mur-
dered after the accused
developed illicit rela-
tions with her and shot
objectionable videos and
blackmailed her. The
mother of the deceased
girl has filed a murder
case against the ab-
sconding accused Ajay
Bairwa at Pratap Nagar
police station. The de-
ceased was a resident of
a village under Sadar
police station area in
Dausa district.
The mother alleged
that Bairwa had made
her daughter a sworn sis-
ter and met her on the
pretext of studies. Mean-
while, he made illicit
physical relations with
the girl, shot videos, and
demanded money from
her. Earlier due to fear of
slander, the girl’s father
hadcomeintodepression
and had died by suicide.
The accused took the
victim to Jaipur on the
pretext of preparing for
the competition exam
but kept on demanding
money
. Bairwa called the
girl’s mother and in-
formed about her death.
1 HELD FOR MURDER
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A dumper
transporting illegal
gravel took the lives of
an elderly couple in a
car in Jaipur at around
11:30 pm on Sunday
. The
dumper overturned on
the car on Pandit TN
Mishra Marg cut ahead
of Ganga Jamuna Pet-
rol on Gopalpura by-
pass. The couple’s
grandson was also in
the car and has suffered
minor injuries.
The deceased are
identified as Mahesh
Chand Mudgal, 66 and
his wife Usha Mudgal,
62 while grandson is
Darsh. Mahesh Mudgal
is said to be a retired
teacher.
The dumper was go-
ing towards Dharma-
kanta, Mansarovar
while the car was going
towards New Sanganer
Road from Shyam Na-
gar side. On the infor-
mation by passers-by,
the teams from Shyam
Nagar, Mansarovar,
Shiprapath police sta-
tion reached the spot.
The grandson was tak-
en to the hospital.
Dumper overturns,
couple killed in Jpr
Singh’s controversial
statement goes viral
First India Bureau
Bharatpur: The vid-
eo of an absurd state-
ment of Jagat Sin-
gh, the newly elected
BJP Zila Pramukh of
Bharatpur and son of
former External Af-
fairs Minister Nat-
war Singh, is going
viral on social media.
In the viral video, Ja-
gat Singh is seen say-
ing, “Now I have
come back, I wear a
shoe of number 12,
you all know me very
well. I have no hesita-
tion using my shoe. I
know how to work
and will fight for in-
justice, will use
shoes, will use a
sword, and even AK47
if needed for work.”
This statement was
given at the historic
Lal Darwaza of the
town during the wel-
come ceremony of the
newly elected Zila
Pramukh held in Ka-
man town. After the
video went viral, peo-
ple have started tak-
ing different mean-
ings of the same.
Notably, Singh has
been embroiled in
controversial re-
marks in the past too.
KJ Alphons lauds efforts of
PM Modi at book launch
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Former Un-
ion minister and Ra-
jya Sabha MP from
Rajasthan KJ Alphons
praised the Modi gov-
ernment for doing so
much work that never
happened in the his-
tory. He said this dur-
ing the launch of his
book ‘Accelerating In-
dia: 7 Years of Modi
Government’ at the
BJP headquarters
here on Monday.
Alphons said that
inflation and increase
in the price of petrol
and diesel were not
the only issues. He ad-
vised the Congress
leaders, protesting
against the Modi govt,
to read his book before
protesting.
Fifteen held for
claiming insurance
over fake accidents
First India Bureau
Dausa: In a joint opera-
tionconductedbyteams
of four police stations,
15 members of a gang
involved in claiming in-
surance worth lakhs
through fake accidents
have been arrested.
Four teams from
Dausa Kotwali, Sadar
police station, Nangal
Rajawatan and Ram-
garh Pachwara police
stationarrested15mem-
bers, including a doctor,
ASI and an advocate.
On September 24,
2016, Battilal Meena
had reported that his
father Ramkumar Mee-
na and another Laxmi-
narayan Regar died in
an accident near Dausa
midway on their way to
Bharathari in Alwar.
ASI Ramesh Jatav sub-
mitted a final report
stating that some uni-
dentified vehicle was
involved in the acci-
dent. Later, the then
Deputy SP Rajendra
Tyagi the case was reo-
pened.
25-year-old bike
rider shot dead
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A 25-year-old
youth was shot dead in
the head in Sanganer
Sadar area of Jaipur on
Sunday night. The rea-
son for the murder is
yet not clear. According
to the police, the de-
ceased has been identi-
fied as Rinku Kumar
Meena, 25 a resident of
Hingota village of Man-
dawar tehsil in Dausa.
He used to work as a
bike taxi driver in
Jaipur for the last few
months.
He lived in a rented
room near Gandhi Na-
gar railway station. He
did not go to the room
for the last 20-25 days.
On Sunday night, the
Sanganer Sadar police
station received infor-
mation that a young
man was lying on the
road going to Sanganer
in a bloody condition,
near Khatian Ki Dhani,
near Homeopathy Uni-
versity
.
2,194 in fray
after scrutiny
of nominations
First India Bureau
Jaipur: For the up-
coming three-phase
elections, a total of
2194 candidates are
left in the fray after
scrutiny and with-
drawal of nomina-
tion papers for the
Zila Parishad mem-
bers and Panchayat
Samiti members of
Alwar and Dholpur
districts of the state.
There will be 244 can-
didates for Zila Pari-
shad members and
1950 candidates for
Panchayat Samiti
members. Candi-
dates will be able to
do door-to-door pub-
lic relations with
only five supporters.
Name plate of
Dr Ranawat
finally removed
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur: The adminis-
tration at SMS hospital
was caught ‘napping’ on
Mondaywhenduringan
inspection Medical Edu-
cation Commissioner
Shivangi Swarnakar
saw the nameplate of Dr
SS Ranawat being put
up on the door of the
Ranawat’s office. The
doctor has been re-
moved on complaint of
harassment of women.
Dr.Ranawat,wasrecent-
ly removed from the
post of Deputy Superin-
tendent due to com-
plaint of harassment.
Swarnakar has ex-
pressed dismay and an-
ger on administration’s
lack of moral ethics.
GEHLOT,MAKENSTARCAMPAIGNERS
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Congress has
made 20 leaders includ-
ing CM Ashok Gehlot
and state in-charge
Ajay Maken as star
campaigners for the
Vallabhnagar and
Dhariyawad assembly
bypolls. The list has
been given to the Elec-
tion Commission.
Apart from the state in-
charge Ajay Maken, no
outside leaders from
outside the state or the
central leaders have
been included in the
list.
Besides Gehlot and
Maken, PCC chief Go-
vind Singh Dotasra,
former deputy CM
Sachin Pilot and 5 min-
isters Udailal Anjana,
Pratap Singh
Khachariyawas,
Pramod Jain
Bhaya, Arjun Sin-
gh Bamania, and
Ashok Chandna
have been includ-
ed in the list. CWC
member Raghuveer
Meena has also been
included. Sachin Pilot
from Rajasthan has
been made the star
campaigner of
Himachal Pradesh
also.
MLAs Ma-
h e n d r a j i t
SinghMalviya,Lakhan
Singh Meena, Dayaram
Parmar, Ramlal Mee-
na, Ganesh Ghoghra
are also in the list.
The Congress
leaders Dharmen-
draSinghRathore,
Mangilal Garasi-
ya, Pushkar Lal
Dangi, Dinesh
Khodania and Push-
p e n d r a
B h a r d -
waj are
also in-
cluded.
PCC chief Govind S Dotasra, former deputy CM
Sachin Pilot and 5 ministers Udailal Anjana,
Pratap S Khachariyawas, Pramod Jain Bhaya,
Arjun Singh Bamania, and Ashok Chandna have
been included in the list
NO LEADERS FROM OUTSIDE THE STATE OR THE CENTRAL LEADERS HAVE BEEN INCLUDED IN THE LIST
ILLEGAL LIQUOR,
CASH OTHER ITEMS
WORTH RS 9L SEIZED
Jaipur: For the bypolls
to be held in two Vidhan
Sabhas of the state,
the authorities have
confiscated illicit liquor,
cash amount, narcotics
and other materials
worth about Rs 9 lakh
on the instructions of the
Election Department. CEC
Praveen Gupta informed
that with the announce-
ment of Vidhan Sabha
Bypolls, the teams of the
concerned departments
had started working. He
said that till October 10,
various items worth Rs
8 lakh 98 thousand 204
have been seized in Val-
labhnagar (Udaipur) and
Dhariyawad (Pratapgarh).
BYPOLLS
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Satish Poonia met KJ Alphons at his residence on Tuesday.

Yogesh Sharma
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: Congress lead-
ers and workers led by
PCC Chief Govind Sin-
gh Dotasra staged a
three-hour-long silent
protest at Civil Lines
gate here on Monday de-
manding removal of
Union minister of state
for Home Ajay Mishra
over the Lakhimpur vi-
olence case in UP
.
Transport minister
Pratap Singh Khachari-
awas, Lalchand Kataria,
Subhash Garg, Tikaram
JulieandChief WhipDr
Mahesh Joshi were pre-
sent during the protest.
Dotasra, during an in-
teractionwiththemedia
aftertheprotest,saidthe
Congress would contin-
ue its protest until the
Modi govt acts. He
slammedthePMandthe
Home minister for sup-
pressing the farmers’
movement. After the ar-
restof AshishMishrain
the Lakhimpur case, the
Congress party has in-
tensified its protest, de-
manding the union min-
ister’s removal.
First India Bureau
Ajmer: In the second
shift of the Principal
Sanskrit Education Ex-
amination held in
Ajmer on Monday on
behalf of RPSC, cheat-
ing with the help of
blue tooth was reported
at the Adarsh Nagar
satellite exam center.
Police reached spot
and took the suspected
examinee into custody
and interrogated, but
the case did not turn
out to be of cheating.
In fact, due to the de-
lay in starting the exam,
the candidate took the
earphones inside, after
which there was a stir.
The police is not cur-
rently calling it a case
of cheating, but on the
arrangement of check-
ing candidates before
entering exam center.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In the case filed
at Tijara-Alwar police
station for sexual abus-
ing on the pretext of
marriage, the bench of
Judge Mahendra Ku-
mar Goel in Rajasthan
High Court accepted
the anticipatory bail
plea of petitioner Chho-
tu Singh resident of
Buhana-Jhunjhunu.
Looking at the facts
of the case, the High
Court has asked the in-
vestigating officer not
to blindly believe the
statements of anyone.
Justice should be given
to both the parties. Ad-
vocate Sandeep Singh
Nirvana in the HC told
the court that this case
has been registered for
blackmailing. She is al-
ready married and has
children. There was
mutual acquaintance.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Governor
Kalraj Mishra has
said that the teachers
should keep themselves
updated to make their
teachings contextual.
Quality of education
should be given the top-
most priority, he added,
describing the tendency
of malpractice during
examinations as injuri-
ous to the society
.
Addressing the Shik-
shan Utkrusthata Sam-
man Samaroh organ-
ized by Dainik Bhaskar
here on Monday
, Mishra
explained that honour
of teachers means hon-
ouring the tradition
which makes the future
generations of the
country cultured.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: State govern-
ment on Monday re-
leased revised COV-
ID-19 related guidelines,
allowing religious pro-
grammes with a limited
number of people.
The order, issued to all
district collectors and
superintendents of po-
lice by Home Secretary
Abhay Kumar, comes
amid the festive season.
As per guidelines, a
maximum of 200 peo-
ple, who have received
at least the first dose of
vaccine, will be allowed
to attend events. Such
functions can be organ-
ised only after the prior
permission. And night
curfew will continue to
remain in place be-
tween 11 pm and 5 am
every day
.
First India Bureau
Banswara: Ra-
jasthan State Human
Rights Commission
(RSHRC) chairman
Justice Gopal Krish-
na Vyas on Monday
found a police offi-
cial prima facie
guilty of thrashing a
youth with disabili-
ties, who was run-
ning a tyre repair
shop in the city, dur-
ing the lockdown and
recommended to im-
pose a fine of Rs
20,000 on him. Hear-
ing the case at a camp
court held at the Cir-
cuit House here, Jus-
tice Vyas ordered
DGP ML Lather to
take action against
the accused police in-
spector and deduct
the penalty amount
from his salary to be
handed over to vic-
tim.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Adani
Group taken over the
operation and manage-
ment of Jaipur Interna-
tional Airport on Mon-
day. Jaipur Airport Di-
rector Jaideep Balhara
handed over the sym-
bolic keys of the airport
to Vishnu Mohan Jha,
Chief Airport Officer,
Adani Group. The Ada-
ni Group will pay Rs 174
per domestic passenger
and Rs 348 per interna-
tional passenger to Air-
port Authority of India.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The BJP Yuva
Morcha (BJYM) mem-
bers on Monday held a
rally against REET pa-
per leak.
BJP state president
Satish Poonia also par-
ticipated. When the
policestoppedtherally
going from the BJP
headquarters to the
Civil Lines gate via 22
Godam circle, there
was a scuffle between
BJMY members and
the police.
The police used
sticks when some ac-
tivists moved ahead by
breaking the barri-
cades. Mounted police
were also deployed.
After this, Poonia sat
on dharna near the
barricades.
Poonia said that the
Education Minister,
who played with the
future of lakhs of
youth of the state,
should have resigned
on moral grounds. On
the other hand Con-
gress state president
Govind Singh Dotasra
said that everything
will come out crystal
clear in SOG investiga-
tion in the alleged pa-
per leak case in REET.
Dotasara’s state-
ment came at a time
when BJYM demon-
strated demanding
CBI inquiry
,
RAJASTHAN
03
First India Bureau
Nagaur: Mahindra
XUV700 India, awaited
for long time, was
launched in Nagaur on
Monday evening after-
noon. The XUV 700 was
launched by the District
Transport Officer Om
Prakash Choudhary
and former pradhan
Omprakash Sen.
Vijendra Chaudhary
welcomedtheguests.On
this occasion, co-direc-
tor Harish Mirdha said
that XUV 700 will be
seen in the market in
two colours - Blue and
Slate Black. All features
are available with the
option of a speed manu-
al gearbox and a 6-speed
torque converter auto-
matic transmission.
The automatic trans-
mission option works to
make this vehicle very
different and better.
Many public representa-
tivesandsarpanchswere
givenalltheinformation
about the new vehicle.
Mahindra launches XUV700 in Nagaur
Adani Group takes over
Jaipur International Airport
Raj allows religious programmes
under new COVID-19 guidelines
POWER DRIFT
CONG MAUN VRAT SPEAKS
LOUD ON LAKHIMPUR BJYM clash with police
REET CHEAT
Three-hour-long silent
protest at Civil Lines gate
Dotasra said party would
protest until Modi acts
Govind Singh Dotasra, Pratap Singh Khachariyawas, Sankuntala Rawat, Jyoti Khandelwal , Krishna
Poonia, Ashk Ali Tak, Archana Sharma, Rafeek Khan, Lal Chand Kataria, Neeraj Dangi, Bhajan Lal
Jatav and others during the protest. —PHOTOS BY SUMAN SARKAR
Scuffle between the BJYM members and the police. —PHOTO BY SUMAN SARKAR
Sitaram Lamba, Ram Singh Kaswa and others also joined.
DK Kamra, NV Subbarayu, Jaideep Singh Balhara, and Vishnu
Mohan Jha during the taking over ceremony on Monday.
Vijendra Chaudhary and Om Prakash Sen unveiling the new car. Transport Officer Om Prakash Chaudhary unveiling new car.
The government itself is accepting
paper leaks. Then what is the prob-
lem in getting the exam done again?
We demand a CBI inquiry in this matter, so
that the paper leak gang and big people who
have been involved in it can be caught.
—Satish Poonia, State BJP Chief
Battilal Meena Chakeri brought to Jpr
Jaipur: The team of
Special Operation
Group (SOG) brought
Battilal Meena and
Shiva Chakeri, the
mastermind of REET
paper leak case, from
Uttarakhand to Jaipur
on Monday afternoon.
After questioning
Battilal, SOG arrested
three other accused
from Agra. SOG has so
far arrested 19 people
in the matter. ADG
Ashok Rathod said that
Batti Lal Meena and
Shiva Chakeri were ar-
rested a day ago from
Kedarnath.
Dausa: Devotees will be
deprived of ‘darshan’ of
the presiding deity of fa-
mous pilgrim centre Balaji
temple in Mehandipur for
5 days as it will remain
closed between October
13 and 17 in compliance
with corona guidelines.
However, the regular Aarti
will be held.
RPSC Cheat: Candidate held
with earphones inside centre
Jaipur: Caught for cheat-
ing during exam, law
students created a ruckus
at Rajasthan College on
Monday. First year law
students were writing
exam when they were
caught copying during the
examination. A case of
cheating was registered
by the college administra-
tion against 24 students.
This led to an uproar by
the students. The police
and college admin tried to
pacify the students.
LAW STUDENTS
CREATE RUCKUS
BALAJI TEMPLE
CLOSES FOR 5 DAYS
Inspector fined `20K for
thrashing youth with disability
HC: Don’t believe blindly in rape
allegation on marriage pretext
Malpractice in
exam injurious
to the society:
Kalraj Mishra
SARAF LAYS FOUNDATION STONE OF TUBE
WELL IN WARD 148 UNIARA GARDEN
ANNOYED LIQUOR TRADERS WARN OF
STIR OVER EXCISE POLICY
Jaipur: Malviya Nagar MLA Kalicharan Saraf laid the
foundation stone of tube well in Ward 148 Uniara
Garden. Councilor Ma-
hesh Saini told that MLA
Saraf started the digging
work in Ward 148 Uniara
Garden by applying tilak
on boring machine and
duly offering prayers.
Officers of water supply department were also
present. The residents of the colony welcomed Saraf
and thanked him for solving the problem of water.
Jaipur: Annoyed over the excise policy of the state
government, the liquor traders in the state have
demanded changes in the policy or face agitation.
They have even served an ultimatum that if their de-
mand is not met, they will gherao the CM during his
campaign for the upcoming byelection in the state.
Rajasthan Liquor Welfare Society president Nilesh
Mewada said that liquor traders have been organiz-
ing demo, but the govt not paying any heed.
NEWS DIGEST
THREE CHILDREN DIE, RSCPCR VISITS
NARAYAN SEVA SANSTHAN
Udaipur: A team of Rajasthan State Commis-
sion for Protection of Child Rights (RSCPCR) on
Monday paid a visit to the Rehabilitation Centre
for Mental Health in Narayan Seva Sansthan here
in connection with the death of 3 children due to
food poisoning. The team inspected the facilities
available in the centre and instructed management
to improve upon the arrangements there. RSCPCR
members Dr Shailendra Pandya, Dr Vijendra Singh
and Nusrat Naqvi said that members will submit
their individual reports to the commission.
We are pleased to announce that Jaipur
International Airport is now a Gate-
wayToGoodness. We are privileged to
be at your service and warmly welcome all our
passengers in our journey of creating cherished
travel memories. —Adani Group
Maun vrat is
shedding
crocodile
tears. Instead of de-
manding resignation
of the Union Home
minister, CM Gehlot
should resign owning
up the responsibility
of the rising crime
graph.
—Rajendra Rathore,
Deputy Leader of Opposition

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SPIRITUAL SPEAK
Enter through the narrow
gate. For wide is the gate
and broad is the road that
leads to destruction, and
many enter through it.
—Matthew 7:1
IN-DEPTH
Piyush Goyal
@PiyushGoyal
Held a meeting with South Korean
Trade Minister Yeo Han-koo on the
sidelines of the G20 Trade Ministers’
Meeting in Italy. Balancing trade
between our two countries is
important for further strengthening the
India-Korea Comprehensive Economic
Partnership Agreement.
Dr Jitendra Singh
@DrJitendraSingh
In a landmark breakthrough, PM @
NarendraModi launched ‘Indian Space
Association’ rightly described it
as a new “Udaan”. “PM Modi has
democratized India’s Space sector
carried its benefits to the doorstep of
common man. Today,Space technology
has entered every Indian household.”
TOP TWEETS
INDIRECT TAXES ON
FUEL PRICES ARE
HIGH, BUT GOVT IS IN
NO MOOD TO WORRY
rices of petrol, mus-
tard oil and vegeta-
bles are on fire. So is
the price of LPG. As
there’s hardly a mur-
mur about how the middle class
is burdened with the high cost of
living, one can assume that peo-
ple are satisfied, if not happy,
with the situation. The Reserve
Bank of India’s monetary policy
committee has lowered its retail
inflation projection from 5.7 per-
cent to 5.3 percent. The RBI
found the inflation trajectory
more satisfactory than expected.
Shaktikanta Das, the RBI Gover-
nor, maintained that the central
bank would work to achieve its
goal of 4 percent inflation.
The Governor did voice con-
cern over the impact of high
indirect tax on fuel on inflation
and said it was for the govern-
ment to take a decision on that.
Going by the recent hike in fuel
prices, the government appears
in no mood to lower the taxes.
On its part the government is
more concerned about the GDP
and meeting fiscal challenges.
P
his year’s Nobel
peace prize going
to two journalists
must have come
as a shock to
many as those speaking
against corruption and mis-
rule are branded as sickular
or pseudo-intellectual and by
various other names. The un-
lucky ones like Maltese jour-
nalist Daphne Anne Caruana
Galizia and Russia’s Anna
Politkovskaya and others
like them are bumped off by
authoritarian governments.
The environment not only in
India but also in many other
countries is not conducive
for journalists to pursue
their trade without fear or
favour as free speech is gen-
erally abhorred.
Journalist Maria Ressa of
the Philippines has the cour-
age to write against her
country’s dictator Rodrigo
Duterte’s “controversial,
murderous anti-drug cam-
paign”. She has relentlessly
exposed corruption in the
government through her
digital media platform ‘Rap-
pler’. For her courageous
work she was convicted for
libel and jailed. She is out on
bail but shows no sign of giv-
ing up her journalism of
courage. Her digital platform
has documented instances of
how social media was being
used to spread fake news, a
problem plaguing India too.
Dimitry A. Muratov’s ‘No-
vaya Gazeta’ was described
as “the most independent
newspaper in Russia today”.
Those who have read/heard
of how Vladimir Putin’s de-
tractors are poisoned alleg-
edly by the KGB agents must
salute Muratov’s for going on
despite the heavy odds.
In India journalists face
the ire of authorities for writ-
ing or talking about facts
which are unpalatable to
them. The Nobel Peace prize
to the two journalists, just as
the Magsaysay award pre-
sented to a few Indian jour-
nalists, is encouraging for
upright journos, but will have
little impact on authorities.
CURBS ON FREE
DESPITE NOBEL
SPEECH WILL CONTINUE
The Nobel Peace prize to
the two journalists, just as
the Magsaysay award
presented to a few Indian
journalists, is
encouraging for
upright journos, but
will have little impact
on authorities
T
BRITAIN: IMPLICATIONS OF THE
FUEL SUPPLY CRISIS
n January 30, 2020, Prime
Minister Boris Johnson said
in his message when Britain
left the European Union -
“Tonight we are leaving the
European Union for many
people this is an astonishing
moment of hope, a moment
they thought would never
come and there are many of
course who feel a sense of
anxiety and loss.”
This message from Boris
Johnson, indicating the en-
thusiasm of that moment and
concernforthefuture,isprov-
ing to be very accurate in the
midst of the current fuel sup-
ply crisis in Britain. The cri-
sis, which has been going on
for a week, has destroyed the
entire supply chain of Brit-
ain. Due to a widespread
shortage of heavy goods vehi-
cle (HGV) drivers, nearly 90
percent of UK fuel stations
have run out of fuel and kilo-
metersof longqueuesof vehi-
cles where fuel is available.
Departmental stores have be-
come empty due to panic buy-
ing. Many other essential ser-
vices including health servic-
es have been badly affected.
More or less, the view seems
like the developing world on
the soil of Britain, which
rules the whole world, is com-
pletely incredible and unique.
Estimates of the duration
of the current situation in the
UK are extremely worrying
because the current fuel sup-
ply crisis is at the core of the
acute labour shortage. Due to
theharshconditionsof Brexit
and the Covid era, millions of
people in the medical profes-
sion, including drivers,
plumbers, farm-workers and
care sector workers working
on EU passports, have re-
turned home with the inten-
tion of not returning to the
UK. Due to this massive out-
flow, there is currently a
shortageof about100,000driv-
ers, 150,000 care sector work-
ers, 50,000 butchers, 200,000
manufacturing workers, lacs
of agricultural workers and
thousands of hospitality sec-
tor workers in Britain.
According to the report of
the Centre of Excellence in
Economic Statistics, there is
currently a shortage of 1.3
million foreign born workers.
Due to strict immigration
laws, this shortcoming is not
yet visible in the near future.
Significantly, there has
been a broad consensus of
economists about the assess-
ment of such medium and
long-term effects of Brexit on
the UK economy. Although
the other side effects of Brex-
it, such as a significant re-
duction in the influence of
Britain in global strategic
matters, a sharp decline in
foreign investment and trade,
adverse effects on national
security, prosperity and de-
velopment were well antici-
pated by intellectual English
citizens, but in seeking of
betterment of various con-
cern like immigration, trans-
forming NHS, diplomacy and
increase sovereignty influ-
ence etc 51.89 % of UK people
voted In favour of Brexit.
But due to the disruption
of the current fuel supply,
citizens, surrounded by all-
round chaos, have started
questioning the government,
did we vote in favour of Brex-
it for the wait and queues? Of
course, Boris Johnson is try-
ing hard to justify this ongo-
ing crisis, but it is very clear
that despite the forecast, he
has neither taken any con-
crete steps in time nor has
presented any concrete plan
now. Many business leaders
also endorsed that Johnson
underestimated the scale of
the problems they faced and
the impact they will have on
inflation and growth.
It is noteworthy that with
Britain announcing the issu-
ance of temporary visas for
about 5000 HGV drivers and
5,500 poultry workers, last
Monday, about 200 soldiers
have been entrusted with the
task of driving fuel tankers.
It is hoped that with the help
of the army, there will be re-
lief in fuel supply soon, but
expensive agricultural prod-
ucts such as daffodil (300 mil-
lion), Broccoli and other
crops in large quantities are
getting spoiled due to lack of
labour. The industry of hun-
dred million pounds is in cri-
sis. Pig farming and the meat
industry have also come un-
der deep crisis. Despite the
huge demand for all the items
in the market on the annual
Christmas festival, the gov-
ernment has not yet made
any concrete plans. However,
to attract workers, Boris
Johnson has announced an
increase in minimum wage
soon. Now remuneration will
be available at the rate of at
least £ 9.42 an hour. The an-
nouncement will mean the
annual earnings of someone
on the “national living wage”
— the minimum wage paid to
people over the age of 23 —
increasing by 5.7 percent.
However,withtheeffortsof
Johnson’s government the
situationmaybecontrolledin
some time, but the time ahead
looks full of apprehensions
because these disruptions
aren’t about pigs, petrol and
power, it’s a rude awakening
abouthowthewholeeconomy
works. It is to be hoped that as
in the past, the clouds of the
recent crisis in the UK econo-
my will also soon clear.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
O
The crisis, which has
been going on for a week,
has destroyed the
entire supply chain of
Britain. Due to a
widespread shortage of
heavy goods vehicle
(HGV) drivers, nearly 90
percent of UK fuel
stations have run out of
fuel and kilometers of
long queues of vehicles
where fuel is available
It is noteworthy that with
Britain announcing the
issuance of temporary visas
for about 5000 HGV drivers
and 5,500 poultry workers,
last Monday, about 200
soldiers have been entrusted
with the task of driving fuel
tankers. It is hoped that
with the help of the army,
there will be relief in fuel
supply soon, but expensive
agricultural products such
as daffodil (300 million),
Broccoli and other crops in
large quantities are getting
spoiled due to lack of labour
DR SURESH YADAV
The writer is freelancer and
commentator on International Affairs

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INDIA
05
New Delhi: Akasa Air,
backed by billionaire
Rakesh Jhunjhunwa-
la, said on Monday it
expects to start flying
next year after getting
initial clearance from
theCivilAviationMinis-
try to launch country’s
latest ultra-low cost car-
rier. Theapprovalcomes
when aviation is reeling
from impact of pandem-
ic, with airlines losing
billions of dollars, but
the sector’s long-term
prospect makes the
country a hot market for
plane makers Boeing,
Airbus. SNV Aviation
said, it has received “no
objection certificate”
and expects to begin
flights in 2022. —ANI
Akasa Air
may fly from
next year
BJP minority wing national
executive meet on Oct 24
New Delhi: A BJP Mi-
nority Morcha func-
tionary said on October
23 office-bearers meet
will be held and the
next day (October 24)
national executive com-
mittee meeting will be
held at the party head-
quarters here.
The meeting is cru-
cial in view of the next
year’s Assembly polls
in five states -- Uttar
Pradesh, Uttarakhand,
Punjab, Manipur and
Goa. Election will be
heldinFebruary-March
next year. It is learnt
that BJP chief J.P. Na-
dda is likely to address
the BJP minority mor-
cha national executive
meet on October 24.
PARTY LEADER SAYS
Sources said that in the
meeting, plans to reach
out to the minorities in
the poll-bound states
will be discussed and a
special campaign will
be finalised. “Special
focus will be given to
the strategy for Uttar
Pradesh Assembly
polls,” a party leader
said. —ANI
Chhattisgarh: After
being appointed as a
senior observer in Uttar
Pradesh, Chhattisgarh
CM Bhupesh Baghel
had a marathon meet-
ing with Priyanka Gan-
dhi Vadra, after which
he said the issue of a
rotational CM in his
home state has ended,
and the party under Pri-
yanka’s leadership in
UP is going to effect a
change.
Speaking to media in
Lucknow, Baghel said,
“State in-charge P
.L. Pu-
nia has spoken about
issue of rotational CM
in my state. He clearly
said that there is no
such formula and with
that matter has ended.
AHEAD OF CWC
Ahead of the CWC,
when asked about the
leadership issue in the
party, Baghel said that
speculating CWC out-
come is not right. But
he added that he wanted
Rahul Gandhi to be-
come the President of
the party as he has been
fighting the BJP vehe-
mently
.
Speculationofchangein
C’hgarhhasended:Baghel
Itstooearly
toguess
aboutelec-
tionoutcome.Pri-
yankaGandhiis
workinghardto
boostpartybytaking
upissuestopeople.
—Bhupesh Baghel,
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister
Bhupesh Baghel
Haldwani: RSS chief
Mohan Bhagwat has
said that conversions of
young Hindu girls and
boys are wrong and that
there is a need to instil
pride in their own reli-
gion and traditions in
them.
Bhagwat said in his
address to RSS workers
and their families at an
event in Haldwani in
Uttarakhand on Sun-
day
.
The RSS chief spoke
about preserving tradi-
tional family values
and traditions. —ANI
HINDUS CONVERTING FOR
MARRIAGE IS WRONG: BHAGWAT
Need to instil pride in their faith, customs Save kids from OTT platforms: RSS Chief
Do not differentiate on the basis of
caste. There should be no untouchabili-
ty. Society is habituated to guessing re-
ligion from names. Differentiation of people
should be completely removed from the heart.
—Mohan Bhagwat, RSS Chief
POINT OF DISCUSSION
“How do conversions hap-
pen? How do Hindu girls
and boys adopt other reli-
gions for petty selfishness,
for marriage? Those who
are doing it are wrong but
it is another matter. Don’t
we nurture our children
with such practices?
BHAGWAT SAYS
“Answer the questions
if they come. Do not be
confused. We should
prepare our children
and for that we need to
learn,” said Bhagwat. He
urged people to answer
questions in this regard
without being confused.
Mohan Bhagwat, others water a sapling at Amrapali Inst in Haldwani.
Anita Hada
New Delhi: In a rare
scenario, the Chief Eco-
nomic Advisor (CEA) to
GoI - Krishnamurthy
Subramaniam - has
completed his full 3
year tenure and now is
unwilling for any fur-
ther extension. The sit-
uation is 'rare' since it is
in contrast to the previ-
ous scenario where
many of the economic
advisors, Urjit Patel, Vi-
ral Acharya have left
the government with-
out completing the full
term.
Krishnamurthy Sub-
ramaniam said that his
experience was very
good and he worked
with great responsibil-
ity but after the comple-
tion of the three-year
term, he is now once
again returning to his
old teaching job. Now
the preparations for
next year's budget are
about to begin and just
before that the an-
nouncement of his res-
ignation has started
speculation about the
name of the new eco-
nomic advisor.
Before him, Arvind
Subramaniam resigned
from the post of CEA to
the govt in May 2018 cit-
ing personal reasons for
this. Before him, in Au-
gust 2017, Arvind Pana-
gariya had resigned
from the post of VC of
NITI Aayog and an-
nounced his return to
teaching. Prior to him,
the Reserve Bank Gover-
nor Raghuram Rajan
had stepped down in
2016. Urjit Patel, who be-
camethegovernorinhis
place,alsoresignedwith-
in two years before the
completion of his term.
Viral Acharya, who be-
came the deputy gover-
nor of RBI during the
time of Urjit Patel, also
resigned before the com-
pletion of the term and
laterwroteabooksaying
thatthegovernmentwas
trying to undermine the
autonomy of the RBI.
ANOTHER ECONOMIC ADVISOR DEPARTS...
BUT AFTER COMPLETING A FULL TERM OF 3 YEARS!
In ‘rare’ situation,
it is in contrast to
previous scenario
where economic
advisors, Urjit,
Viral left without
completing term
Krishnamurthy Subramaniam
JSEMPANELMENT,360°APPRAISAL
LATERALENTRY!WHISTLEBLOWER
OFFICERALLOWEDTOARGUEHISCASES
M Sharma
Nainital: Uttarakhand
HC has allowed
2002-batch IFS officer
and renowned whistle-
blower Sanjiv Chatur-
vedi to appear in per-
son and argue his case
in the matter of the
present system of em-
panelment at the level
of joint secy and above
in central govt includ-
ing sys of 360-degree
appraisal, lateral entry
of pvt sector experts.
Judging maintaina-
bility of Chaturvedi’s
petition seeking per-
mission to argue his
case as he didn’t wish
any advocate hired by
him to get into trouble
with the authorities,
court cited various
acts and rulings and
finally permitted him
to argue his own case
on the basis of his com-
prehensive knowledge
of law undoubted
erudition recognized
by several legal and
quasi-legal institu-
tions. The judgment
dated September 27,
2021, by the division
bench of CJ RS Chau-
han and Justice Alok
Kumar Verma stated,
“His knowledge of the
law, his erudite argu-
ments, his critical
analysis of the law and
facts have been lauded
by a few legal fora, per-
mitted him to appear
and argue for the case.
Thus, clearly, Sanjiv
is in position to argue
on facts, law in case”.
Chaturvedi, had con-
tended that he has been
permitted to argue not
before Central Admin-
istrative Tribunal but
also before other HCs
as party in person. He
had argued that advo-
cates engaged have ap-
peared on his behalf
pro bono, but even
then, they have been
subjected to conviction
for criminal contempt.
URGING BAR MEMBERS, LEGAL
FRATERNITY ‘TO DO BIT OF
INTROSPECTION, COURT SAID, FOR,
THERE IS NO DEARTH OF HONEST
LAWYERS,” AND LISTED THE MATTER
FOR HEARING ON OCTOBER 23
Sanjiv Chaturvedi
Sharat K Verma
New Delhi: Bharatiya
Janata Party (BJP) Na-
tional President JP Na-
dda has announced the
National Executive
and surprisingly, no
one from Jharkhand
has got a place in the
National Executive of
80 members. Out of
Jharkhand's 14 Lok
Sabha seats, 12 seats
are won by BJP MPs
and in the 81-member
assembly, the BJP has
26 MLAs. The BJP has
three former chief
ministers and two un-
ion ministers in the
state. Despite this, no
one got a place in the
national executive. In
the party organization,
there is one Raghuvar
Das, who is the vice-
president. However, he
also does not have any
responsibility for the
organization.
Among the 80 mem-
bers of the National
Executive, several
small states of the
Northeast, including
Goa, are represented.
There are four mem-
bers in the executive
committee -three from
Odisha and one from
Telangana. In the
neighboring states,
four leaders from Bi-
har and three from
Chhattisgarh are in
the national executive
but no one from
Jharkhand has fea-
tured in the national
executive. Apart from
80 members of the ex-
ecutive, there are 50
specialinvitees,among
them the Union Minis-
ter Annapurna Devi
has definitely got a
place. State President
Deepak Prakash and
former Chief Minis-
ters Babulal Marandi
and Arjun Munda have
got place as ex-officio
members among the
permanent invitees.
No leader from J’khand included in
BJP's National Executive
JP Nadda

INDIA
06
CRUCIAL READ
CENTRE RELEASES REVENUE DEFICIT
GRANT OF `9,871 CRORE TO 17 STATES
COAL MIN CONDUCTS SECOND ATTEMPT
OF AUCTION FOR ELEVEN COAL MINES
New Delhi: The Department of Expenditure, Ministry of
Finance on Monday released the 7th monthly instal-
ment of Post Devolution Revenue Deficit (PDRD) Grant
of Rs 9,871.00 crore to 17 states.With the release of
this instalment, a total amount of Rs 69,097.00 crore
has been released to eligible States as Post Devolution
Revenue Deficit Grant (PDRD) in the current financial
year, informed a statement issued by the Ministry of
Finance today. State-wise details of the grant released
this month and the total amount of PDRD Grant released
to the States in 2021-22 is annexed.
New Delhi: The Nominated authority in the Ministry of
Coal had launched the second attempt of the auction
for 11 coal mines (four mines under the Tranche 12
of CM(SP) Act and 7 mines under the Tranche 2 of
MMDR Act) earmarked for sale of coal last month,
informed Ministry of Coal on Monday. These were the
mines that were offered in the first attempt launched
on March 25, 2021, and had fetched single bids. Min-
istry of Coal has organised a pre-bid conference today
for prospective bidders.
AMITABH BACHCHAN TERMINATES CONTRACT
WITH PAN MASALA BRAND, RETURNS FEES
Mumbai: Amitabh Bachchan has terminated his
contract with a pan masala brand, saying that he wasn’t
aware that it ‘falls under surrogate advertising’. This
comes after he had
been requested by
a national anti-
tobacco organization
to withdraw himself
from the ad cam-
paign, which pro-
moted pan masala,
saying that it would
stop youngsters from getting addicted to tobacco. His
fans had also criticised the move. A statement says,
Bachchan has dissociated himself from brand. “Kamala
Pasand … a few days after commercial was aired.
K’TAKA HEALTH MIN ISSUES CLARIFICATION
ON REMARKS ON ‘MODERN INDIAN WOMEN’
Bengaluru: Following the controversy that erupted after
the state Health Minister Dr K Sudhakar’s comments on
Indian women’s paradigm shift of thinking, min issued
a clarification on
Monday and said
his statement was
based on a survey
and a small part of
speech was taken
out of context, also
urged to watch
complete video. Min said that his statement was based
on findings of YouGov-Mint-CPR Millennial Survey.
AHEAD
OF COP26
SUMMIT
MODI, BORIS DISCUSS INDIA-UK
New Delhi: PM Modi is
slated to attend the
summit that will be
held in Glasgow from
October 31 to Novem-
ber 12. Ahead of COP26
Summit, Prime Minis-
ter Narendra Modi and
his UK counterpart Bo-
ris Johnsonv discussed
various issues.
“Was a pleasure to
speak to PM @Boris-
Johnson,” tweeted PM
Narendra Modi.
Johnson underlined
importance of making
concrete progress on
climate change ahead
of and at upcoming
COP26 Summit, noting
that India already leads
the world in renewable
technology, expressed
his hope that they will
commit to more ambi-
tious Nationally Deter-
mined Contribution
and to achieving Net
Zero emissions. —ANI
The leaders also
talked about the
current situation in
Afghanistan. They
agreed on the need
for a coordinated
international
approach to engage-
ment with the
Taliban, emphasis-
ing the importance
of upholding human
rights in country.
—Downing Street
spokesperson
They reviewed
progress on
India-UK
Agenda 2030
Exchanged
views on
climate action
in Glasgow
Discussed
regional issues
including
Afghanistan
Prime Minister Narendra Modi with his UK counterpart Boris Johnson. —FILE PHOTO
PM, SHAH TO ATTEND
NHRC FNDN TODAY
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi will virtually
participate in the 28th
National Human Rights
Commission (NHRC)
Foundation Day pro-
gramme being organised
here on Tuesday. PM is
scheduled to address
NHRC foundation day
gathering via VC at 11 am.
Union Home Minister Amit
Shah besides NHRC Chair-
person will also be present
during the event.
NEW TRAVEL RULES
IN UK FROM OCT 11
British High Commis-
sioner to India Alex
Ellis had said “Covishield
is not a problem”, and
that talks were on with the
builders of the CoWin app
over vaccine certificates.
Following this, the UK
announced that fully vac-
cinated Indian travellers
will no longer have to
quarantine on entering
the country. The new rule
comes into effect today,
October 11.
PM PAYS TRIBUTE
TO DESHMUKH
NARAYAN....
PM Narendra Modi on
Monday paid tribute
to Bharat Ratna Jai
Prakash Narayan and
Nanaji Deshmukh on
their birth anniversa-
ries and said these
two great personalities
have played a huge
role in giving direction
to post-independence
India.
Our approach is based on four pillars when it comes to
space reforms. First, the freedom of innovation to the private
sector. Second, the role of the government as an enabler.
Third, preparing youth for the future. And fourth, to see the space
sector as a resource for the progress of the common man. Our space
sector is a big medium for the progress of 130 crore countrymen.
—Narendra Modi, Prime Minister
New Delhi: The Con-
gress party on Monday
staged a nationwide si-
lent protest over Lakh-
impur Kheri violence
and demand the dis-
missal of Ajay Mishra
from the post of Union
MoS for Home Affairs.
JK Congress in-
charge Rajani Patil and
Congress President
Ghulam Ahmad Mir
Along with other party
leaders and members
held a silent protest
near the Governor
House.
Lucknow Congress
leaders including party
general secretary Pri-
yanka Gandhi Vadra on
Monday observed
‘maun vrat’ (silent pro-
test) at the Gandhi stat-
ue near Lucknow’s
GPO.
Bihar silent protest
program has been or-
ganized by the State
Congress Committee, in
which all senior
leaders of Bihar Con-
gress including state
Congress in-charge
Bhakta Charandas and
state president Dr
Madan Mohan Jha par-
ticipated.
Tamil Nadu Con-
gress also held a protest
against UP Govt and the
Central Govt. Senior
Cong Leaders P Chid-
ambaram staged Dhar-
na at Azad Maidan.
New Delhi protest
saw Chidambaram
along with AICC in-
charge Dinesh Gundu
Rao, GPCC President
Girish Chodankar and
others in the Dharna.
Mumbai NCP leader
Nawab Malik on
Monday said that there
are reports of stone
pelting in the state
and it is not right. He
urged people to not in-
volve themselves in the
acts. —ANI
LAKHIMPURKHERIAFTERMATH
Cong holds nationwide silent protest
New Delhi: As many as 8,43,17,810 vaccine doses
are still available with the states and union territories
to be administered, informed MoHFW on Monday.
The ministry said that 96,75,07,995 vaccine doses
have been provided to states and UTs so far through
free of cost channel and through the direct state pro-
curement category. Over 8.43 cr unutilized doses are
still available with the States/UTs to be administered.
OVER 8.43 CR UNUTILISED VACCINE
DOSES AVAILABLE WITH STATES, UTs
New Delhi: The Delhi HC on Monday
adjourned till October 22, hearing on a
petition relating to Prime Minister’s Cit-
izen Assistance and Relief in Emergen-
cy Situations Fund (PM CARES Fund).
Bench adjourned the matter. Court
was hearing petitions filed by Samyak
Gangwal, who sought to declare PM
CARES Fund ‘State’ under Constitution.
Petitioner has also sought direction to
restrain PM CARES FUND from using
PM CARES: HC ADJOURNS
HEARING TILL OCTOBER 22
New Delhi: Union
Health Minister Man-
sukh Mandaviya on
Monday said that India
will soon be administer-
ing over 100 crore vac-
cine doses in the com-
ing days, adding that
the achievement will be
a pride for the country
.
Mandaviya said, “So
far we have adminis-
tered over 95 crores
doses of vaccine and
73% of the beneficiar-
ies who are above 18
years are vaccinated.
Second Doses are also
being administered rap-
idly
.” “100 vaccines will
be administered in the
coming days, which will
be an achievement for
country
. It will be a mat-
ter of pride for us,” he
further added. —ANI
P Chidambaram, Dr Shama Mohamed, Digambar Kamat during a protest, also seen are Indian
Youth Congress supporters holding placards during a silent protest over Lakhimpur violence.
New Delhi: The
Supreme Court on
Monday held that a gov-
ernment employee who
is a Kashmiri migrant
cannot retain govt
accommodation after
retirement for period
exceeding 3 years, there
cannot be any justifica-
tion on basis of social
or economic criteria to
allow them to stay in
government accommo-
dation for an indefinite-
ly long period.
Thus, a government
employee who is a
Kashmiri migrant
would not be entitled to
retain government ac-
commodation for a pe-
riod exceeding three
years, maybe in Delhi
or in the National Capi-
tal Region or for that
matter anywhere in the
country,” the top court
bench stated in its fur-
ther order. —ANI
Govt Kashmiri
migrants can’t
retain house
for long: SC
India will soon cross 100 cr
mark in vax: Mandaviya
PM of Kingdom of Denmark Mette Frederiksen received by Mansukh
Mandaviya, at the Garvi Gujarat Bhavan, in New Delhi on Monday.
PM of India or PM including its abbre-
viations in its name on its website,
Trust Deed and another official/ unoffi-
cial communications advertisements.
New Delhi: President Ram Nath
Kovind in consultation with the CJI
Nuthalapati Venkata Ramana on
Monday has approved the transfer
of seven HC judges to different HCs
in country, said the Ministry of Law
and Justice on Monday. As per the
Department of Justice (Ministry
of Law and Justice) tweet, Justice
Rajan Gupta of Punjab and Haryana
HC has been made judge of Patna.
Justice T.S. Sivagnanam of Madras
HC has been transferred to Cal HC.
SEVEN HIGH COURT JUDGES
TRANSFERRED TO OTHER HCs
New Delhi: Former SC Justice Rohinton Fali Nariman has
urged top court to strike down Section 124A of the IPC
which criminalises sedition and offensive parts of
Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967 (UAPA).
Speaking at a function, Justice Nariman said on Sun-
day, “I would exhort the supreme court to not send
sedition law cases pending before it back to Centre.
Governments will come and go (but) it is important
for court to use its power and strike down Section
124A and the offensive portions of UAPA. Then
citizens here would breathe more freely.”
Nagpur: A team of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Monday
reached the residence of former Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh
in Nagpur in connection with a money laundering case. At least five to six
CBI officers are currently present at his residence. Recently on October 6,
Maharashtra Deputy Home Secretary Kailash had visited the Enforcement
Directorate office in connection with the case. ED is investigating the mon-
ey laundering case under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA)
against Deshmukh. It registered a case against Deshmukh and others based
on a corruption case filed against him by the CBI.
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on
Monday exempted for the time being
the physical appearance of Trina-
mool Congress MP Abhishek Ba-
nerjee’s wife Rujira Banerjee before
a trial court in connection with a
money-laundering case linked to an
alleged coal scam in West Bengal.
The trial court in Delhi had directed
her to appear before it personally
on October 12. The High Court said
it will hear on October 29, the plea
filed by Rujira Banerjee.
HC EXEMPTS PRESENCE OF
RUJIRA BEFORE TRIAL COURT
IN THE COURTYARD
STRIKE DOWN SEDITION LAW, OFFENSIVE
PARTS OF UAPA: EX-JUDGE NARIMAN TO SC
MONEY LAUNDERING CASE: CBI TEAM REACHES ANIL
DESHMUKH’S RESIDENCE IN NAGPUR TO INVESTIGATE
SEASON’S 1ST SNOW! Kashmir witnessed the first snowfall
of the season early on Monday. Sadhna Top in Karnah, Kupwara,
and the higher reaches of the Zoji La Pass, which connects Valley
with Ladakh, were covered in snow Monday morning. Amarnath
Cave Temple in Anantnag also received snowfall.

NEWS
07
RAJDEMANDS COAL SUPPLY
FOR POWER GENERATION
REQUIRE 11 RAKES DAILY, BUT ONLY FIVE ARE BEING DISPATCHED: ACS SUBODH
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Electricity pro-
duction has started in
Kalisindh and Kota
thermal power plants
of 795 MW power capac-
ity in the state. Addi-
tional Chief Secy En-
ergy Subodh Agrawal
has sent a message to
Union Coal Secy Anil
Jain to increase the
supply of coal from
Coal India to Raj. He
said that Coal India
should provide eleven-
and-a-half rakes daily
to Rajasthan but only
five rakes are being dis-
patched. “About 21
rakes of coal are re-
quired per day for all
the thermal units in the
state,” Agarwal said.
Agrawal held a re-
view meeting with the
high officials of Vidyut
Utpadan Nigam, Prasa-
ran Nigam and Urja Vi-
kas Nigam at Vidyut
Bhawan on Monday
. He
said that the power sce-
nario was getting better
as CM Ashok Gehlot
was also reviewing the
power crisis in the
state. He, however, men-
tioned that supply from
the subsidiaries of Coal
India is yet to increase.
Agrawal said that 9317
MW has been available
in the state while aver-
age demand of 10,683
MW.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In the state,
there are signs of some
relief from the power
crisis arising due to the
shortage of coal and the
shutdown of power
plants. Along with the
commencement of pro-
duction in some units,
the supply of coal has
also increased. In such a
situation, it has been de-
cided that power cuts
will be on rotation basis.
When the power cut of
which city will happen,
it will be decided on the
supply and demand of
that city
.
The production of 195
MW has started in Unit
6 of Kota Thermal Pow-
er Station. From Octo-
ber9,600MWof electric-
ity has started to be gen-
erated in Unit 2 of Ka-
lisindh Thermal Power
Plant. There has been
some improvement in
the availability of elec-
tricity in Rajasthan on
October 10. 9353 MW
electricity has been
made available in the
state, while the average
demand is 10,639 MW
and the maximum de-
mand is 12,000 MW
.
Power cuts
to happen
on rotation
This is a crisis given by the Govt
of India. Not just Rajasthan, there
is crisis in the country. The
world knows that mines
get filled with water
when it rains. They did
not store coal. This re-
sponsibility rests with
Coal India.
—Shanti Dhariwal,
UDH Min
Now that elections are over, peo-
ple are facing power cuts,
Amid the looming coal
crisis. the state govern-
ment’s load shedding
measures are discrimi-
natory. Govt promsed
loan waiver, but
didn’t delievered.
—Ramlal Sharma,
BJP Spox
Jaipur: Former Ra-
jasthan CM Vasundha-
ra Raje on Sunday ex-
pressed concern over
providing only one-time
irrigation water in a
month to farmers in
Ganganagar and Hanu-
mangarh, saying it
would lead to crop loss.
In a tweet Raje men-
tioned that Irrigation
crisis in Ganganagar,
Hanumangarh is a mat-
ter of concern for farm-
ers. Govt has regulated
to provide water only
once but earlier it was
given four times.
Raje further said Rabi
crop will now get water
once or twice in 40 days,
whereas crops need to
get water at least thrice
in 30 days. She urged the
Raj govt to immediately
hold talks with the Pun-
jab govt and find a prop-
er solution. —PTI
Raje urges govt to
solve farmers’ issue
DISCOMS GETS
DIRECTORS AFTER
LONG TIME
Vasundhara Raje
@VasundharaBJP
Irrigation crisis in
Ganganagar, Ha-
numangarh is a
matter of concern
for farmers. State
government has
issued a regulation
to provide water only
once, whereas earlier
water was given four
times. This is sure to
ruin the crops.
First India Bureau
R a j s a m a n d :
Jharkhand Chief Min-
ister Hemant Soren
visited the impregna-
ble fort of Kumbalgarh
on Monday along with
his family members
and relatives. Upon his
arrival, Sub-Divisional
Officer Ajay Pal Singh
Rathore and DSP Nar-
pat Singh welcomed
him and he was given a
customary guard of
honour. Kumbhalgarh
Hotel Association pres-
ident Kuber Singh and
members also greeted
Soren and his family
before they visited the
fort. Singh explained to
the visitors about the
glorious past of Me-
war, the historical im-
portance of the wall of
the fort and birth of
Veer Shiromani Maha-
rana Pratap.
Jharkhand CM Hemant
Soren visits Kumbhalgarh
Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren at Kumbhalgarh on Monday.
BATTILAL OR
“BATTIGUL”
POLITICAL SATIRE OF
VASUDEV DEVNANI!
Bhartiya Janata Party’s MLA
Vasundev Devnani on Monday
took a dig at the state government
over ‘Battilal or Battigul’. He said
both are sure to turn the spotlight
on the Congress government in the
state. Referring to the mastermind
of Rajasthan Eligibility Examination
for Teacher (REET) paper leak Batti
Lal Meena, Devnani said he is just a
pawn and now big leaders will be in
trouble. Second power cuts have
made common people sad across
the state. Congress will face battigul
(lights off) because of these issues,
he said.
JAIPURIA HOSP
HARASSMENT
PROBE COMMITTEE
RAISES EYEBROWS
Questions have been raised over
the committee constituted to
deal with complaints of harassment
of women at the workplace at
Jaipuria Hospital. But Dr. Sanjeev
Gupta has raised questions about
the members of the committee. Dr.
Gupta, former co-convener of PCC
Medical Cell, argued that SC’s
Visakha guideline-POSH Act was not
followed in forming the committee.
He said that women representative
of an NGO should be included but
only departmental officers-doctors
are there, with less hope of getting
justice for the victim.
3 BJP members to visit
Pilibanga to inspect facts
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The opposition
BJP has constituted a
three member committee
which will visit Piliban-
ga in Hanumangarh dis-
trict to collect facts about
the murder of a dalit
man, who was beaten to
death over illicit affair
last week.
The committee com-
prising of MLAs Madan
Dilawar, Abhinesh Ma-
harshi and Sumit Godara
will go to the village of
the dalit man, and will
inquire about the facts.
The committee will hand
over its report to BJP
state prez Satish Poonia,
said the BJP’s spokesper-
son.
New Delhi: The En-
forcement Directorate
(ED) on Monday record-
ed the statement
of Rajasthan
Chief Minster
Ashok Gehlot’s
brother Agrasen
Gehlot in connec-
tion with alleged
irregularities in the ex-
port of fertiliser. In the
first round of question-
ing, the ED recorded
Agrasen Gehlot’s state-
ment in the case based
on his replies to the
queries sought by the
i nve s t i g a t o r s
Agrasen Gehlot
deposed before
the Enforcement
Directorate inves-
tigators at the
agency’s head-
quarters here in the na-
tional capital New Del-
hi around 11.30 am
along with his lawyer.
—ANI
ED records CM’s brother’s statement
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एतद् द्ारा सि्व साधारण को सूचना िी जाती है वक वनमांवकत आिेिकों द्ारा क्रय वकये गये भूखण्ड/भिन/िुकान का उपविभाजन ि पुनग्वठन एिं सुधार का वनयम 1975 के तहत आिासीय एिं
िावणज्यक भूखण्डों का उपविभाजन ि पुन्वगठन करने हेतु नगरपाविका में वनम प्रकार से पत्रिावियां प्रसतुत की गई हैं : -
क्र.
सं.
नाम आवेदक स्ान
भूखण्ड
संख्ा
मकान
संख्ा
पट्ा संख्ा
नाप
(वर्ग रज)
चतुरदर्शी त्वर्ेष
त्ववरण
उतिर दत्षिण पूव्ग पश्चम
1 श्ी भूण्डाराम चौधरी पुत्र
श्ी जगगाराम
बेरा कागािा का जाि
8 - 151/1985-86 166.66 रासता अनय खसरे की भूवम पिाट नं. 08 पिाट नं. 08 बी
उप
विभाजन
2 श्ी िाबूराम पुत्र श्ी पुनाराम जवटयों का बास
- 2663 39/1931-32 69.13
श्ी धन्ाराम पुत्र
कुन्ाराम का मकान
शेष पाट्ट ्डी श्ी
चेतनप्रकाश पुत्र
हजारीराम
रासता
शेष वहससा पाट्ट सी श्ी
केििचंि, पारसमि
पुत्र मानाराम
उप
विभाजन
3 श्ी िखपतराज सैन पुत्र
श्ी सतयनारायण सैन
सीरिीयों का बास
- - 62/2012-13 51.55
श्ी सुवमत सैन
ि भंिरिाि पुत्र
पारसमि का मकान
श्ी विषणुिाि पुत्र
गणपतिाि का मकान
श्ी रामभजन पुत्र
कृपाराम का मकान
रासता
उप
विभाजन
4 श्ीमती वकनया िेिी एम पत्ी
श्ी मुन्ािाि
चांिपोि गेट के बाहर
िाटर िरस्व रो्ड - 8311 14/1961-62 150.00 आम रासता
नगरपाविका कम्वचारी
कॉिोनी
श्ी सूरजमि भाटी
का पिॉट
शेष वहससा श्ीमती
सुखी िेिी पत्ी रमेश
कुमार
उप
विभाजन
5 श्ी मिनिाि पुत्र
श्ी केििचनि
सरकारी कम्वचारी
कॉिोनी के पीछे
35 -
107 /
1999/2000
208.33 रासता पिॉट संखया 36
पिॉट संखया 35 का
शेष भाग
रासता
उप
विभाजन
6 श्ी जुगराज पुत्र श्ी खेताराम जोधपुररया गेट के
अनिर गोर का बास
- 4997 116/1957-58 66.66
श्ी मीठूजी घांची का
मकान
शेष वहससा श्ी हेमाराम
पुत्र श्ी खेताराम
रासता रासता
उप
विभाजन
7 श्ी मंगिाराम पुत्र श्ी पुकाराम सरकारी कम्वचारी
कॉिोनी
36, 37 - 554/1995-96 193.05 रासता पिॉट संखया 34, 35 अनय कृवष भूवम
पिॉट संखया 37 का
शेष वहससा
एकीकरण
8 श्ी वशििाि पुत्र
श्ी वकसतूर जी
नयापुरा वकंजो का
बास
- 1671 381/2017-18 97.64 रासता
श्ी रामचनद्र पुत्र
पुखाराम का मकान
श्ी नेमाराम पुत्र
वकसतूरचनि का मकान
श्ी मांगीिाि पुत्र
घेिरचनि का मकान
उप
विभाजन
9 श्ीमती पाि्वती िेिी पत्ी
श्ी कैिाशचनद्र सोनी
घोसीिाड़ा
- 3722A 03/1934-35 116.44
श्ी राजेनद्र पुत्र
ताराचनि की िुकान
श्ी हेमाराम पुत्र
बसताराम का मकान
रासता रासता
श्ी राजेश सोनी पुत्र
गोविनि सोनी का
मकान ि श्ीमती जन्त
बेिा रमजान घोसी का
मकान
उप
विभाजन
10 श्ी सुरेशचनद्र पुत्र
श्ी घीसूिाि मेिा्डा
मरूधर नगर
29, 30 - 187/2020-21 250.00 रासता पिॉट नं. 28
पिॉट नं. 39,
40 ि 38
रासता एकीकरण
11 श्ीमती सुलताना बानो पत्ी
श्ी वनसार अहमि
शेखों का बास बड़े
मीनारों की मजसजि
- 332 47/1957-58 35.77
मोहममि अकरम के
वहससे का मकान
रासता रासता मो. युसुफ का मकान
उप
विभाजन
12 श्ीमती तारािेिी पत्ी
श्ी भंिरिाि
पािटा का चौक
- 5832 857/1920-21 111.36
श्ीमती सीता, श्ीमती
पुषपा िेिी, श्ी
भंिरिाि का मकान
श्ी रघुनाथ पुत्र श्ी
माणक का मकान
रासता
निो की गिी ि रामजी
का मकान
उप
विभाजन
13 श्ीमती सूरज कंिर पत्ी
श्ी सुरेश सोनी
रामिेि एग्ोबेसट
इण्डसट्ीज योजना
10 - 1445/2017-18 595.00 रासता पिॉट नं. 11 रासता पिॉट नं. 09
उप
विभाजन
14 श्ी नूर मोहममि पुत्र
श्ी रसूि खां
मो्ड भट्टा
6 - 700/1997-98 138.88 पिॉट नं. 05 इसी भूवम का शेष भाग आम रासता रासता
उप
विभाजन
15 श्ी रणजीत कुमार पुत्र
श्ी ओमप्रकाश
कागािा जाि सोजत
43 - 106/2005-06 66.66 रासता सककूि का मैिान शेष वहससा पिॉट नं. 50
उप
विभाजन
16 श्ीमती मीरा िेिी पत्ी
श्ी तुिसीराम आ्डिानी
नगरपाविका भिन के
पीछे पताविया जाि
50 6671 211/1988-89 93.33 रासता पिॉट नं. 51
पिॉट नं. 50 का
शेष वहससा
रासता
उप
विभाजन
17 श्ी अशोक कुमार पुत्र
श्ी िाि शमा्व
पताविया का जाि
28 - 446/1995-96 138.88 पिॉट नं. 29 पिॉट नं. 27 रासता रासता
उप
विभाजन
18 श्ी राकेश सांखिा पुत्र
श्ी केििचनि
सरकारी कम्वचारी
कॉिोनी के पीछे
38, 35 -
36/1999-
2000
208.33 रासता पिॉट नं. 36 ि 37 पिॉट नं. 39 ि 40
पिॉट नं. 35 का
शेष भाग
उप
विभाजन
अगर वकसी आमजन को उपरोरत से संबंवधत कोई आपवति हो तो िह अपनी आपवति विवखत रूप से मय िसतािेज सबूत के रूप में अधोहसताक्षरकता्व के समक्ष पाविका में सूचना प्रकाशन की वतवथ
से सात वििस के अनिर-अनिर इस काया्विय में प्रसतुत करें, अनयथा उरत समयािवध की समाजपत पशचात् वकसी भी प्रकार की आपवति सिीकार नहीं होगी। सूवचत रहें।
यह सूचना आज विनांक 11-10-2021 को मेरे हसताक्षर ि काया्विय मोहर द्ारा जारी की जाती है।
अत्िर्ाषी अत्िकारी
नररपात्िका, सोजत
No Train? Don’t vote!: Min Kailash
First India Bureau
Barmer: Union Minis-
ter of State for Agricul-
ture and Farmers Wel-
fare Kailash Choud-
hary toldtheMarwaris
and Rajasthanis in Su-
rat that next time he
will come to seek votes
only when direct
train service
from Barmer to
Mumbai starts.
“If this does
not happen then I
will not come to
ask for votes,” said
Choudhary
, MP of Bar-
mer. He was ad-
dressing the
Pravasi Sam-
melan in Surat.
Inpast,thereis
a demand for
Mumbai rail ser-
vice from Barmer.
CHIEF WHIP MAHESH
JOSHI QUESTIONS
ED PROBE
Jaipur: On Monday, CM Ge-
hlot’s brother Agrasen Gehlot
was questioned by ED. Chief
Whip of the Assembly Mahesh
Joshi has raised questions
regarding the continuous
questioning of the CM’s
brother. Joshi said on Monday
that to inquire Agrasen Gehlot
afresh is only political torture
since the matter has ended
earlier, in which the truth has
also come to the fore.

Happiness is not a goal—you are
not going to arrive at it—it is a
journey—a life with purpose is a
happy life!
—Jagdeesh Chandra, CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/010/2019-21
Rajendra Chhabra
Jaipur: 2003 batch IAS
officer Bhanu Prakash
Yetru, who returned to
Rajasthan on Septem-
ber 29 after completing
a three year long depu-
tation to his home state
of Andhra Pradesh, is
on APO for past fort-
night.
Yetru has served as
Collector in five dis-
tricts of the state,
namely Banswara,
Pratapgarh, Hanuman-
garh, Barmer and Bi-
kaner. In 2007, for a pe-
riod of 9 months, he
also served as Secretary
in the DoP after which
in November 2014 he
was sent to Udaipur as
MD of RSMM, where he
played a three and a
half year long innings
during which he hit sev-
eral ‘boundaries’. On
the basis of his capa-
bilities, Yetru took the
state government’s im-
portant public enter-
prise to newer heights.
But his tenure was also
full of controversies in
RSMM.
An application was
filed against Yetru and
the then Financial Ad-
visor to the RSMM—TR
Agrawal—wherein the
petitioner accused
these officials of con-
niving with owners of
M/S Surbhi Process
and Kalpana Mineral,
incurring a loss of Rs2
crore to the state ex-
chequer.
Allegation has been
laid in the application
that the MD changed
the name of mineral
from calciote to addi-
tive and increased the
rate. Senior advocate
Goverdhan Singh
Chowdhry, represent-
ing the petition, strong-
ly argued the case after
which the High Court,
in January 2018, gave
the ACB to register a PE
in the matter.
Yetru had then come
in confrontation with
the then Principal secre-
tary
, Mines—Ashok Sin-
ghvi—and he declined
following Secretary’s
orders and directions.
Singhvi had then filed a
written complaint re-
garding Yetru to the
state government and
the media had picked up
on the matter too.
It can be termed as
purely coincidence that
when Yetru went on
deputation to Andhra
in July 2018, there too
he was appointed as MD
of AP Mineral develop-
ment Corporation. His
last posting in AP was
of Secretary, IT and
Electronics Communi-
cation. Now the entire
bureaucracy is waiting
as to what posting the
DoP finally gives him
and how long he is kept
on APO.
Yetru’s ‘return’ most awaited in bureaucracy!
Deepa Bafila
Jaipur: Rajasthan
Health Minister and
Gujarat In-charge Dr.
Raghu Sharma has re-
turned to Jaipur after
his 3-day Gujarat tour.
Sharma held meetings
with senior leaders of
Gujarat Congress in
quick succession the
first and second day,
while on the last day of
his tour, he took part in
‘Maun Vrat’ over the
Lakhimpur incident.
Addressing the me-
dia after the end of the
‘fast’, he said that till
the dismissal of Union
MoS for Home Ajay
Mishra and probe un-
der the supervision of
Supreme Court judge is
not done, Congress will
be on the streets for the
families of the victims.
He attacked Modi gov-
ernment in his familiar
style from Gujarat and
described the Congress
party as the biggest
beneficiary of the farm-
ers.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Education Min-
ister Govind Singh Do-
tasra has given yet an-
other ‘insight’ into the
workings of teachers
and said while giving
advice to women teach-
ers working in the
schools of the state that
where there is more fe-
male staff, there are also
a lot of mutual squab-
bles. If these get better,
then it will be some-
thing else.
During the pro-
gramme ‘Empowered
girl child, empowered
Rajasthan’ organised by
Rajasthan School Edu-
cation Council on Inter-
national Girl’s Day, Do-
tasra said, “When we
started to understand
the importance of edu-
cation, we started teach-
ing daughters too and
now daughters have
even left sons behind in
many cases. Women are
also being given priori-
ty in government jobs,
posting and promo-
tions. Government has
made such a policy that
women are kept in our
department as well.”
He said that earlier
daughters were killed in
the womb itself, but sit-
uation has changed to-
day. He also advocated
reservation for women
in Assembly elections.
“Earlier there was dif-
ference between son
and daughter and child
marriage was also prev-
alent. In rural areas,
only sons were given the
right to study, but with
the passage of time this
situation has improved
but more improvement
is still needed. Even to-
day we differentiate be-
tween daughter-in-law
and daughters. When
this difference disap-
pears then everything
will be fine. The govern-
ment is constantly try-
ing to promote girl edu-
cation and we are proud
of our daughters,” Do-
tasra said.
Manoj Sharma
Tonk: Terming BJP as
anti-farmer, former dep-
uty CM Sachin Pilot on
Monday said that farm-
ers are agitating for
months against farm
laws but they are being
killed under the BJP
rule. He said former
UPA government had
enacted laws like MGN-
REGA and RTI but the
present government led
by PM Modi brought
farm laws which are be-
ing opposed by farmers.
While addressing a
function during Pra-
shasan Goan ke sang in
Arniyamal gram pan-
chayat in Tonk he also
handed over leases to
beneficiaries.
From P1
organised on the occa-
sion of International
Girl Child Day on Mon-
day evening.
He said in accord-
ance with spirit of an
order of Supreme
Court regarding com-
pulsoryregistrationfor
marriages in Ra-
jasthan, The Compul-
sory Registration of
Marriages (Amend-
ment) Bill, 2021 has
been introduced. “But
there has been a mis-
conception about the
bill, so we will request
Hon’ble Governor to
return the bill back to
the government,” Ge-
hlot said stressing that
girls and women in the
state have equal oppor-
tunities to progress.
The government is
working with commit-
ment to provide oppor-
tunities to girls and
women to progress. “ It
is our endeavour that
the girls and women
should become educat-
ed,healthy
,capableand
empowered. There is
several welfare
schemes for upliftment
of women and girl
child. To promote girl
childeducation123new
colleges have been
opened out of which 32
are women’s colleges.
Also higher secondary
schoolswherethereare
more than 500 girls in
class 11th and 12th,
theyhavealsobeenpro-
moted to girls’ college,”
Gehlot said.
He said that today
Rajasthan is such a
state where education
to girl child is being
given free of cost up to
university level. Ra-
jasthan is one of the
leading states in the
country in field of edu-
cation due to these ef-
forts of state govt.
Gehlot said in order
to free people of state
from costly cost of
treatment our govern-
ment has implemented
ambitiousschemeslike
CM Chiranjeevi Health
Insurance Scheme.
“Due to initiatives like
RajasthanGovernment
Grant Health Scheme
and Chiranjeevi Yoja-
na, Rajasthan has be-
come such a state in
India, where universal
health coverage is be-
ing given to every sec-
tion of the society
,” Ge-
hlot said.
CM said women
shouldbemotivatedfor
cleanliness during
menstruation. “With
this purpose, govern-
ment is going to start
‘UDAN Yojana’, on
which Rs200 crore has
been spent,” he said
and called for active
participation from all
sections for its success.
In the program, CM
honoured Paralympic
Gold Medalist Shooter
Avani Lekhara and 9
other courageous girls.
He distributed clothes
to the children who got
free from child labour
and went to child edu-
cation ashram where
they enrolled for study
.
CM also interacted
with destitute children
and widows benefitted
under scheme.
Gehlot released post-
ers of Gandhi Yojana
Sugam Setu Campaign
and unveiled logo of
Indira Gandhi Women
andChildDevelopment
InstituteandUdaanYo-
jana. Poster of State
CommissionforProtec-
tion of Child Rights,
‘Chuppi Taedo Humse
Kahaye’ was also re-
leased.
On this occasion,
MoS for Women and
Child Development,
Mamta Bhupesh, MoS
for Labour Tikaram
Julie and others were
present.
Cong will be on streets for kin
of Kheri victims: Dr Raghu
FARMERS BEING KILLED:
PILOT SLAMS CENTRE
School having more women
staff sees squabbles: Dotasra
GEHLOT: OUR GOVT COMMITTED
TO ABOLISH CHILD MARRIAGE
Rajeev Gaur
Jodhpur: The mortal
remains of Mohan Kan-
war Champawat, moth-
er of Union Jal Shakti
Minister Gajendra Sin-
gh Shekhawat, were
consigned to flames on
Monday afternoon, at
Rajput crematorium at
Nagori Gate Kaga in
Jodhpur. Shekhawat lit
the pyre. Mohan Kan-
war breathed her last at
Delhi AIIMS on Sunday
.
Rajya Sabha MP Ra-
jendra Gehlot, former
Union Minister PP
Chaudhary, former MP
CR Chaudhary, Maha-
raja Surveer Singh,
Prasanna Mehta, Vani-
tha Seth, Pabvaram Vis-
honi, Avinash Gehlot
and others attended the
funeral procession from
the Shekhawat resi-
dence at Ajit Colony
.
“I express my condo-
lence on the passing
away of Smt. Mohan
Kanwar, mother of Un-
ion Minister Shri Gajen-
dra Singh Shekhawat.
May God give peace to
his soul and strength to
his family,” tweeted
Governor Kalraj
Mishra.
President Ram Nath
Kovind, Thawarchand
Gehlot, Nitin Gadkari,
Hardeep Singh Puri,
Dharmendra Pradhan,
Piyush Goyal, Ashwini
Vaishnaw, Bhupendra
Yadav, Vasundhara Raje
and others offered their
condolences.
Union min Shekhawat’s
mother cremated in Jodh
Gajendra Singh Shekhawat performs last rites of his mother
Mohan Kanwar Champawat in Jodhpur on Monday.
Raghu Sharma, Amit Chavda, Bharat Solankee, Arjun Modhwadia,
Hardik Patel others during Maun Vrat in Ahmedabad.
Sachin Pilot gets his BP
checked at a camp in Tonk.
Govind Singh Dotasra felicitating Olympic gold medalist Avani
Lakhera and mountaineer Tulsi Meena in Jaipur on Monday.
CM Ashok Gehlot addressing an event where (L-R) Avani Lakhera, Sangeeta Beniwal, Mamta
Bhupesh, Tikaram Jully, Niranjan Arya, Vipin Tiwari and others are also present.
DOTASRA FILES NOMINATION
OM BIRLA
@ombirlakota
It is sad to hear about
the passing away of
Union Minister Gajen-
dra Singh Shekhawat’s
mother. May God rest
the departed soul at his
feet and give strength
to the Shekhawat family
to bear this loss. My
condolences are with the
family. @gssjodhpur
ASHOK GEHLOT
@ashokgehlot51
My heartfelt condo-
lences at the passing
away of mother of
union minister Gajen-
dra Singh Shekhawat
ji. May God give
strength to the family
members to bear this
loss. May the departed
soul rest in peace.
@gssjodhpur
Education Minister Govind Singh Dotasra will
contest the election of the President of Scouts
Guides organisation. Dotasara filed nomination
for the post of President on Monday. Former IAS
JC Mahanti too filed nominations for the post of
State Commissioner.
It is a known fact that
Dr Raghu Sharma is a
capable tactful politi-
cian who understand the
political ‘winds’ like the
back of his hand. For
too long he has been
confined to politics of
Rajasthan, however, now
his capabilities have been
formally recognised by
party high command and
due to which he has been
chosen as Gujarat state
incharge. But what was
the ‘high point’ that led
to this development? Af-
ter all, how did Dr Raghu
get Gujarat responsibil-
ity? There are several
reasons behind this, but
recently concluded
Sahara by-election
perhaps traverses all.
During bypolls, Sharma
was assigned task of
securing Sahara seat for
Cong he worked 24/7
to ensure party’s victory.
High command was
impressed by Raghu’s
management there as a
result of which Congress
received a unilateral
victory in Sahara. He
has been co-in-charge of
Gujarat in 2008-09. Due
to these reasons, high
command entrusted task
of an important state like
Gujarat to him.
—Aditi Nagar
WHAT CLICKED
FOR DR RAGHU?
First India Bureau
Jodhpur: Rajasthan
High Court has got
five new judges.
Three judges are
from the lawyer quo-
ta and two from the
judicial service quo-
ta. One of them is
Farzand Ali from
Jodhpur. There will
be a total of 27 judges
in High Court now.
Supreme Court
Collegium has sent
the names of 5 new
judges to govern-
ment. According to
the order issued on
Monday, the new
names include Far-
zand Ali, Sudesh
Bansal, Anoop Ku-
mar and judicial ser-
vice officers Vinod
Kumar and Madan
Gopal Vyas from the
lawyers’ quota.
Collegium recom-
mendedappointment
of 5 new judges in
Rajasthan HC to the
Centre last week.
These include 4 law-
yers and 1 judicial
service officer. Out
of 4 lawyers, Kuldeep
Mathur Rekha Bo-
rana are from Jodh-
pur. Manish Sharma
Sameer Jain from
Jaipur. Judicial ser-
vice officer Shubha
Mehta has been in-
cluded in this. Mean-
while Center trans-
ferred Justice San-
jeevPrakashSharma
of Raj HC to Patna-
Bihar High Court.
Rajasthan High Court
gets 5 new judges
CJ KURESHI
TO TAKE
OATH TODAY
New Chief Justice
of Raj HC Akil
Ahmad Kureshi
will take oath
today. Governor
Kalraj Mishra will
administer the
oath of office at 1
pm at Raj Bhavan.
CS Niranjan Arya
will read warrant
of CJ’s appoint-
ment. CM Gehlot
will be present
along with Cabinet
members. Speaker
CP Joshi is likely
to be present.
Bhanu Prakash Yetru

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JAIPUR | TUESDAY,
OCTOBER 12, 2021
FASHION CONNECT SEASON 10
fter a successful Season
9 grand show in Dubai,
First India Fashion Con-
nect Season 10 returned
to a ‘phygital’ show at
Hotel Fairmont Jaipur
on Monday
, October 11.
Jagdeesh Chandra graced the
star-studded evening with his
presence and felicitated the en-
tire team for the mega show. Al-
ways an over-the-top, full media
blitz event, Fashion Connect
Season 10 featured an exclusive
show of luxury and traditional
runway shows.
Miss Universe 2015 and actress
Urvashi Rautela, who’s known
for her gorgeous style statement,
was one of the star attractions on
the occasion, walking the ramp
as the show stopper for interna-
tional designer Micheal Cinco.
“Fashion week is an especially
exciting time for us, allowing us
to express the full range and di-
versity of various designs and
aesthetics of the fashion and
glamour world,” said Rishee
Miglani, brand ambassador. He
further added, “Rajiv Kapoor,
GM Fairmont, has been a won-
derful host. From the lip-
smacking dishes to the mag-
nificent ambience, Hotel
Fairmont Jaipur was the
perfect venue for the show.”
Lokesh Sharma, the
show director, wel-
comed all the guests
on the occasion. The
production team,
Vineet Jain and Gunjan
Singhal paid immense
gratitude. They said,
“We are happy to re-
ceive such a wonderful
response. The 11th sea-
son is already the talk
of the town and we
can’t be more proud
and excited.”
Detailed Report in City First
tomorrow! Stay Tuned!
A
MEILLEUR
JUSQU’À CE JOUR’
MITALI DUSAD
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
Jagdeesh Chandra addressing the audience. Also seen are
(L-R) Rishee Miglani, Rajiv Kapoor and Anchor Deepti Gujral
THE FIRST INDIA FASHION CONNECT
SEASON 10 SET NEW BENCHMARKS
WITH ITS BEST-EVER SHOW -
‘MEILLEUR JUSQU’À CE JOUR’ AT
HOTEL FAIRMONT, JAIPUR ON
MONDAY. URVASHI RAUTELA, THE
STUNNING BOLLYWOOD STAR AND
ACTOR-COMEDIAN SUNIL GROVER
WALKED THE RAMP WEARING DUBAI-
BASED FILIPINO DESIGNER, MICHAEL
CINCO’S RAVISHING COLLECTION
DURING THE GRAND EVENT!
Showstopper Urvashi Rautela walks hand-in-hand with ace designer Micheal Cinco
—PHOTOS
BY
SANTOSH
SHARMA

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