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WeddingswinECI’sheart!
EC changes Rajasthan polling date from Nov 23 to Nov 25 due to ‘large-scale’ weddings
Dr Rituraj Sharma
New Delhi/Jaipur
The Election Commis-
sion of India (ECI) on
Wednesday decided to
change the schedule of
Rajasthan Assembly
polls. As per the new
schedule, the polling will
take place on Saturday,
November 25 instead of
Thursday, November 23.
Now, election to the
200-member Rajasthan
Assembly will be held on
November 25.
The EC said it re-
ceived representations
from various political
parties and social organ-
isations regarding the
change of poll dates in
view of large-scale wed-
ding/social engagement
on Nov 23 which may
cause inconvenience to a
large number of people,
various logistic issues
and may lead to reduced
voters participation dur-
ing poll. BJP MP from
Pali, PP Chaudhary also
wrote to the ECI to
change the date of Ra-
jasthan poll as it coin-
cides with Dev Uthani
Ekadashi, an auspicious
occasion when more
than 50,000 weddings
are likely to take place in
the state.
Impact
In the First India edition on OCTOBER
11, 2023, we had already declared
that ECI may revise polling dates to
November 25 or November 27 when
there are no polls in the other states.
EC SHIFTS BABUS IN 5 POLL-BOUND STATES
1 IAS AND 3 SPs SHUNTED IN RAJASTHAN
ISRAEL PM ANNOUNCES WARTIME ‘EMERGENCY
GOVT’ WITH OPPN LEADER AFTER ATTACK
The Election Commission on Wednesday transferred several top police
and administrative officers in five poll-bound states for laxity in work. This
comes days after the EC announced the poll schedule for 5 states -Mad-
hya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Telangana, Chhattisgarh and Mizoram.
The Election Commission has instructed District Collector of Alwar Pukhraj
Sen to hand over the charge to Deputy District Election Officer and relieved
Hanumangarh SP Sudhir Chaudhary, Bhiwadi SP Karan Sharma and
Churu SP Rajesh Kumar Meena from duty with immediate effect. After the
EC’s instruction, CEO Praveen Gupta met Chief Secretary Usha Sharma
and action followed. They removed for failing to stop illegal liquor coming
from Punjab and Haryana. Later, DoP secretary met CS Usha Sharma to
make a panel of 3 officers for collector Alwar. DGP also met CS to make a
panel of 3 SPs. The names will be sent to the Election Commission of India.
New officers will be appointed after the nod from the ECI. P8
Dr Rituraj Sharma & Shivendra Parmar
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has formed an “emer-
gency government” with opposition leader Benny Gantz
following a surprise attack by Hamas. The “war-manage-
ment” Cabinet will focus solely on conflict with Hamas,
with no new legislation or decisions unrelated to the war.
India well placed to contribute towards
strengthening supply chains, says Sitha
First India Bureau
Marrakesh
inance Minis-
ter Nirmala
Sitharaman on
Wednesday said India is
well placed to contribute
towards strengthening
and diversifying supply
chains. Speaking at the
launch of ‘Partnership
for Resilient and Inclu-
sive Supply-chain En-
hancement’ on the side-
lines of the World Bank-
IMFAnnual Meetings in
Marrakech, Morocco,
Sitharaman said India is
undertaking some of the
most robust climate ac-
tions through its Nation-
ally Determined Contri-
butions (NDCs).
This includes an am-
bitious programme for a
transition to clean ener-
gy and the RISE partner-
ship is completely in
sync with India’s do-
mestic policy of priori-
tising Clean Energy.
Nirmala Sitharaman greets Ajay Banga on the sidelines of the
World Bank-IMF Annual Meetings, in Marrakesh on Wednesday.
F
India sets up 24-hour control
room to monitor situation
First India Bureau
New Delhi
The Ministry of External
Affairs (MEA) has set up
a 24-hour control room in
view of the ongoing Isra-
el-Palestine conflict. The
control room will help
monitor the situation and
provide information and
assistance.
Indian Ambassador to
Israel, Sanjeev Singla in
his message said that
the situation was being
monitored closely and
the embassy was there
to serve its citizens.
Meanwhile, amid the
ongoing Israel-Palestine
conflict, the Indian dias-
pora in Israel has ex-
pressed confidence in
the country’s military
and said they want to
live peacefully. P7
ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR DAY 5
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SET UP IN NEW DELHI
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MADE IN RAMALLAH
Dial: 1800118797 (Toll-free)
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CAP‘TON’
Skipper Rohit Sharma’s
fastest World Cup ton
by an Indian batter helped
the Men in Blue register a
massive 8-wicket victory
over Afghanistan in their
2nd World Cup match.
Captain made an emphatic
start to match with a 6-hit-
ting spree and smashed
an 84-ball 131 to record
most number of centuries
in WC history, while Ishan
Kishan (47), Virat Kohli (55
not out) and Shreyas Iyer
(25 not out) chipped in with
useful contributions as the
hosts romped home in 35
overs. Afghanistan posted a
competitive total of 272 for
8 against India. P7
Rohit Sharma breaks Chris Gayle’s record for
most sixes in int’l cricket with 554th max
KOHLI TOPS TENDULKAR
Virat Kohli surpassed
Sachin Tendulkar’s haul of
World Cup runs in his 53rd
innings against Afghanistan
in Delhi on Wednesday.
Rohit Sharma celebrates his century during match against Af in ICC
Cricket WC 2023, at Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi on Wednesday.
An Israeli mobile artillery unit fired a shell on Wednesday.
AJAY BANGA OUTLINES
MOVE TO MAKE WORLD
BANK BETTER & BIGGER
World Bank President Ajay
Banga in IMF meeting on
Wednesday outlined a se-
ries of steps that the multi-
lateral agency has initiated
to make it “better” and
more focused on “output”,
instead of just the scale of
financing, and underlined
the need for shareholders
to expand the capital base
to make it “bigger”.
India launches ‘Operation
Ajay’ to bring back
citizens from Israel
OCTOBER 30
Date of Issue of
Gazette Notification
NOVEMBER 9
Last Date to
Withdraw Names
DECEMBER 3
Date of Counting
of the Votes
NOVEMBER 6
Last Date of Making
Nominations
POLLING ON NOVEMBER 25
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat
& Kerala Guv Mohammad
Khan launch of “PRITHVI
SOOKTA” written by the
author, Ranga Hari in
New Delhi on Wednesday.
IN BRIEF
6 bogies of North
East Express derail in
Bihar’s Buxar district
New Delhi: Six bogies
of North East Express
derailed near Raghunath-
pur railway station in Bi-
har’s Buxar on Wednes-
day evening. Train, com-
ing from Delhi, was on
its way to Assam when
incident occurred. No
casualties yet, 40 injured.
Delhi court summons
BJP’s Shahnawaz
Hussain in rape case
New Delhi: A Delhi
court on Wednesday
summoned BJP leader
Syed Shahnawaz Hus-
sain on a woman’s
complaint alleging rape
and criminal intimida-
tion. The court directed
former Union minister
to appear on Oct 20.
Court halts Naidu’s
arrest in corruption
case till Monday
Amaravati: The Andhra
Pradesh HC on Wednes-
day directed the CID not
to arrest TDP chief
Chandrababu Naidu till
Monday in the Amara-
vati case. HC also asked
police not to arrest
Naidu in Angallu vio-
lence case till today.
Pak: Pathankot attack
handler gunned down
Sialkot: Jaish-e-Mo-
hammed (JeM) terrorist
Shahid Latif, chief han-
dler of the fidayeen
squad that attacked the
Pathankot airbase in
2016, was on Tuesday
gunned down by uni-
dentified assailants in-
side a mosque in Sialkot
at Pakistan.
PERSPECTIVE P4
P’ship for Resilient & Inclusive Supply-chain Enhancement

RAJASTHAN 02
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Rashpal Singh
Jaipur/Kota
The health department in
Kotahastakeninitiativeto
identify depressed coach-
ing students. Under this,
teamsfromthedepartment
are reaching the hostels
and marking them while
filling the questionnaire.
This survey is being con-
ducted under the National
Mental Health Pro-
gramme. CMHO Dr Jag-
dish Soni and Nodal Of-
ficer of Mental Health
ProgramDrVinodDadiya
are monitoring it.
In the survey started in
May,theteamshavesofar
reached 6602 students
from223hostels.Ofthese,
83 students were found
stressed and depressed.
They are being treated
and counselled through
clinical psychologists and
psychiatrists. More than
586 students were given
counseling over phone
through Telemanas hel-
pline or in person.
83studentsfounddepressed
Survey started in May covered 6602 students from 223 hostels
OVER 6,000 STUDENTS COVERED UNDER HEALTH DEPT
SURVEY; BEING GIVEN COUNSELLING AND TREATMENT
It was found from the
survey that if students’
problems are detected in
time and they are properly
counseled, then better
results are obtained.
Purti Sharma, Psychologist
SURVEY
STARTED IN MAY
l In September, Allen
Coaching Institute booked
under Section 306 for
abetment to suicide
l On Sept 22, advocate
Sunil Kumar Singh
filed PIL against Allen
Coaching Institute
l Packed schedule
l Cut-throat competition
l Constant pressure
to do better
l Burden of parents’
expectations
l Homesickness
l Low confidence
l Relationship issues
COMMON REASONS
6602
Students from 223
hostels covered so far
In 2023
SO FAR, MORE
THAN 26 STUDENTS
HAVE ENDED LIVES
In 2022
THE FIGURE
WAS 15
83
Students found
stressed & depressed
586
Students have been
given counseling
More than
2 lakh
Students move to
Kota annually
Over
3,500
HOSTELS &
2,500
PGs
KOTA FACTORY
CELEBRATING REMARKABLE JOURNEY
Jaipur airport completes two years of COD
First India Bureau
Jaipur
aipur Interna-
tional Airport
completes 2
years of COD (Commer-
cial Operation Date). To
celebrate the occasion,
variousprogramswereor-
ganized collectively at the
airport with all the stake-
holders and passengers.
To mark the occasion,
a cake was cut at Termi-
nal 2 where ChiefAirport
Officer Vishnu Mohan
Jha shared useful infor-
mation on the remarkable
journey of two years and
the outlook ahead.
Chief Airport Security
Officer, BCAS officials,
employees of airlines
companies and airport
employees were also pre-
sent on this occasion.
Passengers also took
part in the celebrations at
the departure area of Ter-
minal 2. The passengers
were welcomed with
cakes and red roses. The
passengers appreciated
the hard work of the air-
port staff and wished
them all the best for their
future endeavours. Later
in the evening, a town
hall was held where the
Chief Airport Officer
shared the future action
plan with the employees.
A library for airport staff
was also opened in the
Terminal 1 building.Over
the last two years, JIAhas
undertaken groundbreak-
ing work in various areas
and developed a robust
master plan for the entire
50-yr period.
Vishnu Mohan Jha and other airport employees and passengers
at cake cutting ceremony at the departure area of Terminal 2 at
Jaipur International Airport on Wednesday.
J
Jaipur: The period of
post-monsoon rains will
start from October 15.
Due to the arrival of
three Western Distur-
bances one after the
other, weather changes
may be seen in more
than half of Rajasthan.
There may be light rain
in 11 districts of the
state Bikaner, Jaipur,
Jodhpur, Ajmer and
Bharatpur divisions.
Post monsoon rain
from Oct 15 in 11 dists
Jhalawar: Two miscre-
ants took away a cash
box containing Rs 9 lakh
from theAklera agricul-
tural produce market.
Businessman Chandra
Prakash Pareta was trad-
ing with the farmers, in
the meantime, two bike-
ridden miscreants
snatched away a box full
of currency notes.
` 9 lakh looted from
agri shop in Jhalawar
Niwai: The police
arrested two accused
of betting in the
ongoing Cricket World Cup
2023. The police arrested
two bookies for gambling
worth lakhs and a cash
amount of Rs 8100 was re-
covered from the possession
of the accused. Six mobiles,
one laptop, two mobile
chargers, an electric board,
a Wi-Fi modem, betting slip
and a calculator were re-
covered from the spot. The
action was taken under the
near supervision of DYSP
Mahavir Singh Shekhawat.
2 HELD FOR BETTING
ON WORLD CUP MATCH
IN BRIEF
Jaipur: The royal train
Palace on Wheels
(PoW), with 35 tourists
from five countries, de-
parted from Safdarjung
station on Wednesday
on its second trip of the
season. On Thursday
morning the royal train
will reach Jaipur.
PoW starts second
tour with 35 tourists
More than 250 held in a drive in Jpr
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The city police launched
a campaign to arrest
gangsters, hardcore mis-
creants and illegal liquor
smugglers under the di-
rection of Additional Po-
lice Commissioner
Kailash Vishnoi. The
campaign started simul-
taneously in the entire
city at 5 am in the morn-
ing. The police teams
raided several possible
hideouts of the crimi-
nals and detained more
than 250 criminals so
far. All ACPs and police
officers are in the field.
The campaign was kept
under cover so that the
miscreants could not
contact each other.
NIAraidsthreeplaces
intheStateinPFI
PhulwariSharifcase
First India Bureau
Tonk/Baran/Gangapur City
In a series of nationwide
searchoperationsbyNIA,
the team conducted a
search operation in Tonk
on Wednesday. The team
raided the house of a per-
son named Irfan at around
5 a.m. in the Shagird Pe-
sha area in the city.
According to informa-
tion received from sourc-
es,theNIAteamsearched
electronic gadgets as
well as documents relat-
ed to bank accounts.
According to informa-
tion received from sourc-
es, search action in Tonk
was taken after inputs of
links to the banned or-
ganization PFI were re-
ceived. On similar pat-
terns, the NIA raided a
house in Gangapur City.
Whereas, in the Baran
city raid questioning was
done on a suspect in
Kausar Colony. During
this, NIA had to face op-
position from local peo-
ple and due to protests
the team had to return
empty-handed.
Purposeful meeting!
Director General of Police Umesh Mishra met Governor Kalraj Mishra at Raj
Bhavan on Wednesday. According to a Raj Bhavan spokesperson, the Governor
has instructed DGP to effectively prevent crimes against women in the state and
take prompt and effective action in this regard. Governor also directed the DGP to
maintain law and order at all levels in the state and also to take appropriate and
effective steps to control crimes. Recently, a BJP delegation submitted a memo to
Governor over the same issues. Govind Jaiswal is also seen here.
Banned injections
manufactured in Raj
Diclofenic injection row
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur
A big issue of rampant
manufacturing of injec-
tions banned in Rajasthan
eight years ago, has come
to light. The action of the
drug department in
Chhattisgarh has created
a stir in the State. Actu-
ally, a consignment worth
Rs 33 lakh has been
seized of diclofenic in-
jection in “multidose”
packing (Diclosol-Q) in
Raipur. This pain killer
injection was being man-
ufactured by GBN Phar-
maceutical in Ajitgarh,
Sikar whereas DGCI had,
in 2015 itself, banned the
10 ML “Multidose”
packing of this injection
for veterinary use due to
fear of misuse.
However, the Drug
Department of Rajasthan
corrected the error in re-
ceiving the information
and canceled the per-
mission issued two
years ago for “Multi-
dose” packing. In this
entire matter, Drug
Controller II Rajaram
Sharma said that ‘only
“Multidose” packing
was banned to stop in
veterinary use. Injec-
tions can be made in
packing of one, two, and
five ml. Permission of
10 ML product was is-
sued only on the propos-
al of Formulation Com-
mittee and the permission
of 10 ML was issued due
to clerical error, which
has been withdrawn.”
NIA team with the help of Kotwali police station conducts raid at the
house of a suspect in Kausar Colony of Baran city on Wednesday.
JDA razes two
illegal colonies in
in Zone -10A &
Zone -12 in Jpr
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The enforcement wing of
JDA on Wednesday took
action against illegal col-
onies being developed in
Zone - 10Aand Zone - 12
of the JDA. The JDA of-
ficials razed two illegal
colonies that were being
developed on 21 bighas
of agricultural land.
“A colony named ‘Vi-
nayak Enclave’ was be-
ing developed on 10
bighas of agricultural
land in gram Jamdoli of
Zone - 10A without ob-
taining necessary ap-
provals from the JDA.
The said land was falling
under the ecological area
of Zone - 10A,” Chief
Controller of Enforce-
ment Dharmendra Ku-
mar Yadav said.
CRIME
ROUNDUP
23 KG GANJA SEIZED FROM A SLEEPER BUS
1KILLED,14INJUREDIN
CLASHBETWEEN2GROUPS
EXECUTIVE ENGINEER
ARRESTED BY ACB
WITH `45K BRIBE
Jaipur: The NCB team Jaipur
and FST Team-2 on Wednesday
seized 23.546 kg of illegal ganja
found inside two trolley bags and a bag
from a sleeper bus during duty at Kishor-
pura Toll Plaza, Hindoli in Bundi district.
The accused Sitaram Kumawat and Ha-
numan Saiyya Chhipa told the team that
they brought ganja from Nagpur and were going to Jaipur.
Jaipur: A 40-year-old
man was killed while
14 others, including
three women, were injured
in Chaksu town of Jaipur
district on Wednesday after
a clash broke out between
two groups over a property
dispute, police said. Police
informed the deceased has
been identified as Raja
Ram Meena. “The incident
took place on Wednesday
morning in Kankata village.
Two groups clashed with
each other owing to a
boundary wall dispute of an
agriculture land.
Dungarpur:
The ACB on
Wednesday
arrested an executive
engineer in Dungarpur
district while accepting
a bribe of Rs. 45,000.
ACB sleuths informed
the accused, Ajay
Bharghav, posted as
executive engineer in
District Council, de-
manded bribes to give
approval of MNREGA
works. “The complainant
filed a complaint and
stated that executive
engineer Ajay Bhargava
is demanding a bribe of
Rs. 80,000,” police said.
JHA EXPRESSES
GRATITUDE FOR FEAT
Under this, many
changes and new
development works
are to be done at Jaipur
Airport. Chief Airport Officer
Vishnu Mohan Jha empha-
sized the group’s com-
mitments and vision and
expressed gratitude for the
support received from all
stakeholders, local citizens
and the government.
POLICE SEIZE `30 LAKH AND `28 LAKH HAWALA MONEY IN 2 ACTIONS IN DIDWANA & DHOLPUR
Didwana: The Didwana
Police on Tuesday night
seized unaccounted Rs 30
lakh from the possession of
two people in Ladnun Sub-
Division of Didwana district,
police said. The amount is
suspected to have been
routed through a Hawala
network. Police informed
that a black scorpio car
bearing no registration num-
bers was stopped at a police
barricading near Raidhana
village under the Jaswant-
garh Police Station area.
“Mosim Khan and Rafiq Mo-
hammad Khan were sitting
inside the car and looked
suspicious when inquired.
When the police searched
the car, Rs. 30 lakhs were
recovered. Mosim and Rafiq
Mohammad could not give
satisfactory answers about
the money, following which,
the money and car was
seized,” police said.
`28 lakh recovered
from car in Dholpur
Dholpur: In a similar
incident, suspicious money
amounting to Rs 28 lakhs
were recovered from a
car in Dholpur district on
Wednesday. Police informed
the car was stopped at
Ondela post in Dholpur and
thoroughly checked.
COACHING STUDENT
GANGRAPED BY
TWO MEN IN KOTA
FRAUDSTERSDUPE
YOUTHOF`50.56
LAKHINCHURU
Jaipur: A 19-year-
old girl, studying
in Jaipur, was
allegedly gangraped by
two men in Kota, police
said. Police informed
the victim, a native of
Baran, was staying in a
rented accommodation
in Jaipur and preparing
for competitive exams
at a coaching institute.
The victim has filed an
FIR in Bajaj Nagar Police
Station and the matter
is being investigated
by ACP Malviya Nagar
Sanjay Sharma.
Churu: A youth
was allegedly
duped of Rs.
50.56 lakhs by online
fraudsters in Sadulpur
town of Churu, police
said. Police informed
the unknown miscreants
duped the victim on the
pretext of giving royalty
through online digital
business. “The victim
is a resident of Ward
No. 8 of Sadulpur town.
On September 28, the
victim received a mes-
sage on his Telegram
account by a person
posing as Divya Poonia.
The accused offered him
online work and lured
with lucrative returns.
REPRESENTATIONAL

Lunaram Darji
Jalore
The convoy of BJPcandi-
date MP Devji Patel was
targeted by a group of
protesters. The incident
occurred as the convoy
was returning from God-
ham Pathmeda gaushala.
Devji Patel, who had
been nominated as the
BJP candidate for the
Sanchore assembly, faced
opposition from the sup-
porters of Danaram
Choudhary, who was de-
nied ticket by the party.
The protesters, who
were vehemently against
the party’s decision to
give ticket to Devji Patel,
gathered and stopped the
convoy about seven kilo-
meters before Sanchore.
They showed black
flags, held placards, and
chanted slogans, signal-
ing their disapproval.The
situation escalated, lead-
ing to the pelting of
stones at the convoy. One
of the vehicles had its rear
window shattered, and
the MP’s car, along with
another, suffered damage.
No injuries were reported
in the incident. Later, a
complaint was filed with
Sanchore police station.
It was the first visit of
Devji Patel to Sanchore
after being named as the
party candidate in the
first list of 41 candidates
issued on Monday.
NEW CHANGE FOR POLLS
Journalists to cast postal ballot for first time
First India Bureau
Jaipur
ill now, the fa-
cility of service
voting was
available only to the em-
ployees and officers
posted on election duty,
army or paramilitary per-
sonnel.Gupta said that
from now onwards all
these essential service
people have been given
the facility of voting
through postal ballots.
Mediapersons and em-
ployees of eight depart-
ments such as electricity,
transport and health will
be able to vote through
postal ballots in the No-
vember 25 RajasthanAs-
sembly elections, an of-
ficial said on Wednesday.
The Election Commis-
sion has issued a notifica-
tion in this regard and it
will be the first time jour-
nalists in state can avail
the postal ballot facility.
CEO Praveen Gupta
said that according to the
order, doctors, paramedi-
cal staff, ambulance
workers, electricians in
the energy department,
linemen and pump opera-
tors in the Public Health
Engineering Department,
turners, those working in
milk committees of Ra-
jasthan, employees and
drivers and conductors in
transport corporation,
firefighters and media-
persons authorised by the
Election Commission
will be given the facility
of voting through postal
ballots from this year.
Gupta said that for the
first time journalists have
been included in the cat-
egory of service voters.
Till now, the facility of
service voting was avail-
able only to the employ-
ees and officers posted
on election duty, army or
paramilitary personnel.
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RAJASTHAN
ASSEMBLY
ELECTIONS
2023
QUOTE-UNQUOTE
It is good that the dates have
been changed because elec-
tions are held for the people
and they should participate in large
numbers. I thank election commission
for listening to our demands.
Pratap S Khachariyawas, Cong leader
Swift car chased and blocked
our way. Large number of
people were standing there. I
asked the reason, but fearing an attack,
closed the window. When my car left, they
attacked from behind. I recognized one or
two people. Devji Patel, MP Jalore-Sirohi
I feel fortunate that I have
been selected as a candidate
from Vidhyadhar Nagar.
Bhairon Singh ji was like my father. I will
only tell him (Narpat Singh Rajvi) that
you should come and support me in this
election. Diya Kumari, MP Rajsamand
Cong govt has crossed all
parameters of corruption.
The fight for chair continued
for 5-yrs & the people continued to suf-
fer. Despite this, Gehlot says that he
wants to leave CM post, but chair does
not leave him. Sudhanshu Trivedi, BJP spox
DAYS
FOR
Patel’sconvoyattackedinJalore
Amid rebellion by displeased candidates, stones were pelted on MP Devji Patel’s cavalcade
Rear window of a car from MP
Devji Patel’s convoy got broken
as people stopped his cavalade
(inset) and raised slogans to
register protest on Wednesday
over giving ticket of BJP to
Devji Patel from Sanchore
Assembly Constituency seat.
MPs being fielded in Rajasthan
to make BJP win, says Rathore
Aishwary Pradhan
Tonk
Senior BJP leader Rajen-
dra Rathore Wednesday
said the Members of Par-
liament fielded by the
party to fight the assem-
bly elections in Rajasthan
are “arrows from BJP’s
quiver” for defeating the
Congress. Rathore was in
Tonk on Wednesday to
meet dissenters who are
protesting after ticket al-
location to Vijay Bainsla.
The protestors submitted
a memo to Rathore.
The LoP also asserted
the Congress will not be
able to win more than 21
of the state’s 200 seats it
got in the 2013 elections.
“This time, we will take
out every arrow from the
quiver to defeat the Con-
gress. Our MPs are one of
these arrows,” he said.
PROTESTS CONTINUE
FOR TONK-UNIARA AND
KOTPUTLI SEATS
ANITA GURJAR GIVES
CALL OF CONTESTING
POLLS AS INDEPENDENT
RAJVI RETRACTS FROM
HIS REMARK AFTER
ARUN SINGH MEETS HIM
Jaipur/Tonk: Ra-
jendra Rathore on
Wednesday visited
Tonk where the party lead-
ers and workers including
district president, Rajendra
Parana welcomed him at
the party office. During
his visit, a group of party
workers from Deoli-Uniara
reached the party office
and expressed displeas-
ure over Vijay Bainsla.
They also gave a memo-
randum to Rathore. On
the other hand, protests
continued in Kotputli con-
stituency against Hansraj
Patel, who has been given
ticket by the BJP.
Deeg: Former BJP
MLA Anita Singh
Gurjar has openly
rebelled against the party's
decision to not grant her
ticket for assembly election.
Singh said that was not the
only one affected by this
decision, as
around 20
individuals
aligned with
the former
CM Raje's
camp also
had their tickets canceled.
She expressed her disap-
pointment, stating that the
BJP had betrayed her by
giving the ticket to a can-
didate who had previously
lost by 50,000 votes in the
Kaman constituency. The
former MLA announced this
after engaging with the local
people at her residence.
Amid dissidence in
Rajvi camp, party’s in
charge for Rajasthan
Arun Singh met Rajvi for
damage control following
denial of ticket. Rajvi’s office
also issued a statement on
Wednesday clarifying that
he has not given statement
to any newspaper or news
channel. The statement said
that meetings for successful-
ly holding the birth centenary
day of Bhairon Singh Shek-
hawat were being held.
 Doctors, Paramedical staff, Ambulance staff
 Electrician, Line Man in Energy Department,
 Pump Operator, Turner, in PHED
 Employees working in milk committees of Raj
 Driver & conductor of roadways
 Journalists authorized by Election Commission
(Journalists have been classifed as service voters for first time)
THESE ESSENTIAL SERVICE EMPLOYEES TO
CASTE VOTE THROUGH POSTAL BALLOTS
‘...giveyourblessing&support’:Diya
KumarireactstoRajvi’sstatement
Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur
Reacting to reports of
displeasure of Narpat
Singh Rajvi following
denial of ticket, Rajsa-
mand MP Diya Kumari
who has been declared as
party candidate from the
Vidhyadhar Nagar con-
stituency on Wednesday
said that she respects Ra-
jvi and solicited his sup-
port. She was happy to
get a chance to contest
from her home (Jaipur).
When asked about the
dissidence in Narpat
Singh Rajvi’s camp, she
said that she respects
him. “I would say you
(Rajvi) come, give your
blessing and support. I
had talked to him the day
the ticket was announced.
I respect him. I have to
focus on the task which I
have got. I respect his
family and will not say
anything. Bhairon Singh
ji was like my father, I
had family relations with
him ,” she told reporters
here in Jaipur.
Diya Kumari is a for-
mer MLA from Sawai
Madhopur assembly seat.
Trivedi:Appeasement,lootand
corruptionarepoliciesof Cong
First India Bureau
Jaipur
Regarding the upcoming
Assembly elections, sen-
ior BJPleaders addressed
the state level media
meeting of BJP at a hotel
located on JLN Marg,
Jaipur. BJP leaders dis-
cussed upcoming strategy
regarding election prepa-
rations. Sudhanshu
Trivedi said that policy of
the Congress government
is appeasement, corrup-
tion and looting in gov-
ernment departments.
Rajyvarhdan Rathore
said that today the state is
completely ashamed of
the cases of harassment
of women. Seeing the
elections approaching,
the Congress government
is looting the government
treasury in the name of
free announcements.
Poonawala said that
the law and order situa-
tion in Rajasthan has be-
come worse. MLA Shri-
kant Sharma said that to-
day Cong is completely
on back foot in Rajasthan.
EC takes control
of mayor, others’
govt vehicles
ECI disqualifies
46 people from
contesting polls
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The Model Code of Con-
duct came into force with
the announcement of
elections in state. Election
Commission took govt
vehicles under its control.
Jaipur Mayor, Dy Mayor,
and Dist Chief took con-
trol of pool vehicles. GPS
systems were installed in
all vehicles for monitor-
ing and ensuring that they
are not used in any elec-
tion campaigns.
After tracking system
was installed, the vehicles
were returned to the pub-
lic representatives. Now,
they will be able to use it
for functioning between
home and govt offices.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
Atotal of 46 leaders have
been disqualified from
contesting elections in
the state as per the formal
list issued by the Election
Commission of India.
This list includes four
candidates who contested
the Lok Sabha elections
in 2019 and 43 candidates
who contested the As-
sembly elections in 2018.
The details of election
expenditure were not dis-
closed on time, after
which Gulab Singh (Al-
war), Rinku Kumar Mee-
na (Dausa), Hanuman
Ram (Nagaur) and Badri
Lal (Jhalawar), & others
have been disqualified.
Diya Kumari visited Vidhyadhar Nagar office of BJP and interacted
with locals in Jaipur on Wednesday. SANTOSH SHARMA
Sudhanshu Trivedi, Shehzad Poonawala, Pramod Vashishtha,
Pinkesh Porwal, Sanjay Mayukh, Gopal Aggarwal, others during
the BJP’s media meet in Jaipur on Wednesday. Rajyavardhan
Rathore, Shrikant Sharma, Gopal Lakheda, Hirendra Kaushik and
Dhanraj Solanki were also present during the meeting.
MCC in effect
After the implementation of the Model Code of Conduct
in State, posters of Govt scheme with pictures of political
leaders are being removed. Officials removing poster at
Sindhi Camp Bus Stand, Jaipur on Wednesday night.
SANTOSH SHARMA
‘C VIGIL’ APP STARTS
DELIVERING RESULTS
500complaints
received in 48 hrs
134complaints
found true by
Returning Officers
115rejected by
Returning Officer
Complaints received
through app be resolved
within a fix time limit
242rejected
by District Control Room
79received from
Jaipur district
37resolved by the
Returning Officers
MINUTES
he ‘C Vigil’
app created
by the Election
Commission of India to
keep a close watch on
the violations of Model
Code of Conduct in the
Assembly Elections-2023
is becoming an excellent
means of resolving com-
plaints. Chief Electoral
Officer Praveen Gupta
said that in just 48 hours
of the implementation of
the Model Code of Con-
duct in the state, more
than 500 complaints
have been received from
across the state.
NEW APP WORKING
MORE EFFICIENTLY
T
 Till now complaints
were avoided for strict
action due to lack of suf-
ficient evidence
 Lack of documentary
evidence in the form of
photographs or videos
was also a hindrance
 New app is working to
bridge all these gaps

odi’s teacher, Gordhan
Patel, remembers that
from a very young age,
Narendra Modi exhibited
an extraordinary inclina-
tion to cleanliness and fastidiousness.
Despite coming from a humble back-
ground, he always preferred to wear
neat clothes and maintain tidiness.
“In those early days, young Naren-
dra Modi had to traverse the dusty
streets of his village on foot to reach
school, often leaving his shoes cov-
ered in dirt. However, this never de-
terred him. He always carried a cloth
in his pocket and would pause at the
school gate to clean his shoes. It
showed his penchant to tidiness,” Pa-
tel recalls.
Modi once received a pair of white
canvas shoes as a gift from his uncle.
Even when they got dirty with dust and
mud, he would clean them and apply
powder made from chalk pieces he had
gathered from classrooms.
Former colleagues recall that even
during his time as an RSS pracharak,
Modi might have had only a simple
living, but he made sure that whatever
he wore was kept neat and clean. Col-
leagues also remember that his room
at the Sangh office was consistently
the most neatly organized space.
‘MODI HAI TO MUMKIN HAI…’ UNTOLD STORIES OF PM MODI — PART 56
TRASH FROM SOUTH
BLOCK PREMISES
FETCHED `62 CRORE!
aste to wealth - Address-
ing the issue of waste
management while si-
multaneously generating
profits is an enticing
proposition. PM Narendra Modi has
long embraced this concept in his gov-
ernance model since his days as Guja-
rat Chief Minister, incorporating it into
his Swachhta Abhiyan.
“In 2020, during Gandhi Jayanti,
PM Modi initiated a Swachhta drive
and directed us to inspect the backside
of his office in South Block, where he
was aware of a significant pile up of
junk,” reveals Dr Jitendra Singh, Un-
ion Minister.
“Following his guidance, we con-
ducted an inspection of the basement.
The corridor was obstructed by heaps
of junk and waste,” says Singh. “Even
before we began the cleaning process,
PM Modi informed us that we would
come across two-legged tables, three-
legged chairs, damaged phones, and
computer monitors, among other
items, all dumped there for years!”
“Consequently, we commenced the
cleaning process. To our surprise,
when we sold off that discarded mate-
rial in the market, the government
reaped almost Rs 62 crore! He later
asked various departments to conduct
the same exercise, through which gov-
ernment earned crores of rupees.”
W
Dr Jitendra Singh,
Union Minister, India
WHEN PM NARENDRA
MODI TOOK THE BROOM
AT KEDARNATH TEMPLE
n one occasion, Prime
Minister Narendra Modi
attended the annual gate
opening ceremony in Ke-
darnath.The temple com-
plex was closed for the winter break.
After the customary rituals, the tem-
ple doors swung open. Prime Minister
Modi, eager to enter, was promptly
halted by the temple trustee. The trus-
tee requested him to wait for a few
minutes, explaining that the temple
had been closed for months, and there
might be dirt and dust all over.
To everyone’s surprise, PM Naren-
dra Modi responded with, ‘I am here to
do the cleaning as well.’ He picked up
a broom and began cleaning the temple
premises. Once the temple was clean,
PM Modi proceeded with other rituals.
Former colleagues of Modi from the
1980s and 90s in Gujarat fondly recall
that whenever he encountered a BJP
office or an RSS Karyalay in a state of
disarray, he wasted no time in grab-
bing a broom and tidying up the space
himself. He consistently encouraged
colleagues to maintain clean and or-
ganised working environments.
O
Shyam Jaju,
BJP National Leader
SINCE CHILDHOOD, MODI
HAD STRONG INCLINATION
FOR CLEANLINESS DRIVE
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Gordhan Patel,
Teacher of PM Narendra Modi, Gujarat
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FOR NATION’S PROGRESS
Follow path of peace, prosperity: President
Agencies
Srinagar
dvising the
youth to follow
the path of
peace, prosperity and dis-
cipline, President Drou-
padi Murmu Wednesday
said finding ancient, or-
ganically-grown knowl-
edge is the duty of the
academia in the country.
In her address at the
20th convocation of the
Kashmir University, the
president noted that the
new National Education
Policy (NEP-2020) fo-
cuses on the Indian sys-
tem of knowledge and
the nation would prosper
more when more and
more youth would follow
peace and prosperity.
“The new education
policy has focussed on the
Indian system of knowl-
edge. The work done by
an expert, Suyya, about
1,200 years ago, to save
the city of Srinagar from
thefloodofJhelumcanbe
termed as hydraulic engi-
neering. There are many
such examples in ancient
India. Finding this organ-
ically grown knowledge
is the duty of the academ-
ia today,” she said.
President Droupadi Murmu presents a certificate to a student in
convocation of University of Kashmir, in Srinagar on Wednesday.
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ASSEMBLY
ELECTIONS
2023
Oppositionrememberscastes
onlyduringpolls:Adityanath
Govt approves creation of ‘Mera
Yuva Bharat’ autonomous body
Agencies
New Delhi
The Union Cabinet on
Wednesday approved a
proposal to set up an au-
tonomous body ‘MY
Bharat’ or ‘Mera Yuva
Bharat’, which will be an
overarching institutional
mechanism for youth de-
velopment. Mera Yuva
Bharat’ will be launched
on October 31, on the oc-
casion of Sardar Vallab-
hbhai Patel’s birthday.
Minister for Informa-
tion & Broadcasting An-
urag Thakur said after the
meeting that ‘MYBharat’
will be an autonomous
body that will seek to
harness the energy of the
youth for nation building
by enabling them to act
as a ‘yuva setu (bridge)’
between the government
and citizens.
“The aim is to instill a
sense of nation-building
among the youth as they
were at the forefront of
various government ini-
tiatives like ‘Swachch
Bharat’ and while devel-
oping applications like
CoWin, Arogya Setu and
mask-making during the
Covid pandemic,” he
said. Thakur told media-
persons that ‘MY Bharat’
would be an aspirational
body under which youth
from India and abroad
would join hands to make
India a self-reliant nation.
“It will be a one-stop
platform for them to en-
gage with each other and
to look for opportunities
in various fields like edu-
cation, experiential learn-
ing, community service,
etc. The establishment of
‘MY Bharat’ would lead
to leadership develop-
ment in the youth through
experiential learning by
shifting from isolated
physical interaction to
programmatic skills. It
will set the focus of the
government on youth-led
development and make
them active drivers of de-
velopment,” he said.
PTI
Raipur
Uttar Pradesh Chief min-
ister Yogi Adityanath on
Wednesday claimed there
was chaos among the op-
position parties ahead of
the 2024 Lok Sabha elec-
tions and said the opposi-
tion remembered castes
duringpollswhileremain-
ing inactive otherwise.
He made the remarks
amid a growing demand
by opposition parties for
a nationwide caste cen-
sus. The CM was ad-
dressing the Pandit Deen-
dayal Upadhyay Smriti
Mela and the Virat Kisan
Sangoshthi organised at
Deen Dayal Dham in Fa-
rah town of Mathura,
considered the birth place
of Upadhayay.
“During polls, the op-
position remembers
castes, while for the rest
of the four years, they re-
main inactive. There is
complete chaos among
opposition parties ahead
of the Lok Sabha elec-
tions. On the other hand,
PM Narendra Modi is en-
suring that every section
of society benefits from
government schemes
without discrimination,”
he remarked.
“Through Skill Devel-
opment Mission, tailored
courses are being con-
ducted to meet local
needs. Under Mission
Rozgar, youths are being
connected to government
jobs and self-employ-
ment. Under the leader-
ship of PM Modi, India is
scaling new heights with
the spirit of Indianness,”
added Adityanath on the
occasion of Pandit Deen-
dayal Upadhyay’s birth
anniversary.
He emphasised that
PM Modi was giving ut-
most importance to vil-
lages, farmers, youth, and
women to propel India
towards the path of pros-
perity, & the results were
there for everyone to see.
Mizoram assembly Speaker
resigned to contest on BJP ticket
Agencies
Aizawl
Ahead of the November
7 Assembly polls in Mi-
zoram, the ruling Mizo
National Front (MNF)
received a setback on
Wednesday after Speaker
Lalrinliana Sailo re-
signed from his post and
Assembly membership,
stating that he would join
the BJP and contest the
upcoming elections on a
saffron party ticket.
Sailo submitted his
resignation letter to Dep-
uty Speaker H. Biakzaua
and requested him to ac-
cept it at the earliest. Af-
ter stepping down from
the Speaker’s post, the
64-year-old MNF leader
said that he would soon
join the BJP and contest
the November 7 Assem-
bly polls on a saffron
party ticket.
“I will quit the MNF
and join the BJP for the
all-round development of
Mizoram. As the BJP is
now in power at the Cen-
tre, Mizoram needs sup-
port and funding from the
Union government,”
Sailo told the media.
Yogi Adityanath interacts with a woman during ‘Deendayal
Upadhyaya Memorial Festival Fair’ in Mathura on Wednesday.
Mizoram Speaker Lalrinliana Sailo resigns on Wednesday.
HM Amit Shah attends Desh Mela & consecration program of the
statue of Brahmalin Mahant Chandnath Yogi Ji, on Wednesday.
9yrsofModigovt
away‘cultural
renaissance’:Shah
Agencies
New Delhi
The nine years of the
Narendra Modi govern-
ment have been in a way
a “cultural renaissance”
for the country, Union
Home Minister Amit
Shah said on Wednesday.
The Union Home Min-
ister also highlighted that
the government has taken
many decisions that will
give further impetus to
the economy and also
take the country ahead on
the diplomatic front.
The senior BJP leader
was addressing a gather-
ing after unveiling a stat-
ue of Mahant Shri Chand
Nath Yogi at the Baba
Mastnath Math at Rohtak
in Haryana.
Referring to the re-
cently held G20 Summit,
Shah said the grouping of
emerging and developed
economies adopted the
New Delhi Leaders’Dec-
laration by consensus.
The declaration was
adopted amid a situation
in which “a war was go-
ing on between Ukraine
and Russia and the world
was divided”, he said.
Priyanka to
address rally
in poll-bound
MP on Oct 12
PTI
Bhopal
Congress general secre-
tary Priyanka Gandhi
Vadra will address a pub-
lic rally in Mandla district
of poll-bound Madhya
Pradesh on Thursday.
She will reach Jabal-
pur and then go to Man-
dla, state Congress media
department chairman KK
Mishra said.
Madhya Pradesh Con-
gress chief Kamal Nath
will also address the rally
along with Priyanka
Gandhi at around 12
noon on Thursday,
Mishra said.
On Tuesday, Congress
MP Rahul Gandhi ad-
dressed a rally at Beohari
in Shahdol district of the
state.
SC Collegium reiterates its recommendation to
transfer Justice Muralidaran of Manipur HC
NIA court orders confiscation of land of
designated terrorist Lakhbir in Punjab’s Moga
New Delhi: The SC Collegium has
reiterated its earlier recommendation
dated October 9 to transfer Justice M.V.
Muralidaran of the Manipur HC to Calcutta
HC for better administration of justice.
“We have considered the requests made
by Muralidaran,” said the Collegium.
New Delhi: An NIA court in Mohali
has ordered the confiscation of land
belonging to designated terrorist and
Pakistan-based self-styled chief of the
Khalistan Liberation Front Lakhbir Singh
alias Rode in Punjab’s Moga district, a
spokesperson said on Wednesday.
HC orders approval
for appointment of
staff due to retire
Kolkata: Calcutta
High Court on
Wednesday directed the
state authorities to take
immediate steps to
approve the appointment
of a man who will attain
superannuation in
December after working
as a tax collecting ‘sarkar’
of a municipal body for
over 26 years.
Sexual offences:
HC issues practice
directions
New Delhi: In a step
to ensure that
anonymity and confiden-
tiality of survivors of
sexual offences is
maintained, the Delhi
High Court has issued
directions that their
name, parentage and
address should not be
reflected in documents
filed in courts.
IN THE COURTYARD
HISTORIC OCCASION, PROUD MOMENT: STUDENTS
ON RECEIVING AWARDS FROM PRESIDENT IN J-K
Srinagar: The Kashmir University students who
received awards from President Droupadi Murmu at
their convocation ceremony on Wednesday said it
was a historic occasion and inspired them to work harder.
“It is a proud moment for me, we are getting the fruits of
our hard labour. The President of India came here to give
us certificates and medals. I am very proud and it is a
fantastic moment for us to receive gold and other medals
from the President,” Mudasir Mushtaq, a student, told PTI.
He said such events and the atmosphere they create give
confidence to other students to work hard. “The President
coming here is a historic occasion,” he added.
Duetovotebank,Cong
failedtocondemnattack
onIsrael:BJPMPSurya
ANI
New Delhi
BJP MP Tejasvi Surya
on Wednesday claimed
that Congress failed to
properly condemn the
terror attack on Israel in
the CWC resolution due
to its vote bank politics.
Talking to reporters in
Chhattisgarh capital
Raipur, the Bharatiya Ja-
nata Yuva Morcha
(BJYM) national presi-
dent also hit out at the rul-
ing Congress in the state
over an alleged scam in
the state Public Service
Commission (PSC) re-
cruitment. Suryawashere
to address a workshop of
the BJYM state unit.
The state assembly
polls are scheduled to be
held in two phases on
November 7 and 17 and
votes will be counted on
December 3. Amid the
Israel-Hamas conflict,
the Congress Working
Committee (CWC) Mon-
day reiterated its long-
standing support for the
rights of the Palestinian
people to land, self-gov-
ernment and to live with
dignity while also calling
for an immediate cease-
fire and negotiations on
all outstanding issues.
The Congress on Tues-
day said there are no dif-
ferences in the party on
the CWC resolution on
Hamas and reminded the
BJP of former prime
minister Atal Bihari Vaj-
payee favouring the
cause of Palestinian peo-
ple, after the ruling party
slammed it for not refer-
ring to the terror attack
on Israel in its resolution.
CWRC directs K’taka to release of
3000 cusecs of water by Oct 31
PTI
New Delhi
The meeting of the Cau-
very Water Regulation
Committee (CWRC) has
decided that Karnataka
has to ensure the release
of 3000 cusecs of water
starting October 16 till
October 31, said a CWRC
statement on Wednesday.
According to the state-
ment, CWRC during its
88th meeting today made
crucial decisions regard-
ing water allocation and
shortages pertaining to
the ongoing Cauvery riv-
er water dispute between
Karnataka and Tamil
Nadu. “After delibera-
tion, the Cauvery Water
Regulation Committee
(CWRC) reached a deci-
sion. Karnataka has been
mandated to ensure the
release of water from its
reservoirs in such a man-
ner that the flow at Bili-
gundlu is maintained at
3000 cusecs. This direc-
tive is effective from 8
am on October 16, 2023,
and is to be upheld until
October 31, 2023,” the
statement read.
Karnataka in its presen-
tation expressed its inabil-
ity to release water to Bili-
gundlu, except for contri-
butions from the uncon-
trolled catchment.
India set royalty rates on Wednesday for the
mining of three critical minerals, including lithium,
that are key to its clean energy ambitions.
Cabinet approves India’s digital tech pacts with
France, Papua New Guinea, Trinidad and Tobago.
The MoU is likely to enhance bilateral cooperation.
The royalty rates for lithium extraction by mining
companies will be fixed at 3% of prices prevailing
on the London Metal Exchange, the govt said.
The MoU (memorandum of understanding) with
France intends to promote closer cooperation
and exchange of information pertaining to digital
technologies, and will support each other’s goal.
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Union Minister Anurag Thakur addresses the media on Wednesday.

ALL FOR EDUCATION
‘Medical & law colleges not under HECI’
PTI
New Delhi
he Higher Edu-
cation Commis-
sion of India
(HECI) Bill to set up a
single higher education
regulator will be intro-
duced in Parliament soon
but medical and law col-
leges will not be brought
under its ambit, Educa-
tion Minister Dharmen-
dra Pradhan said.
In an interview with
PTI, Pradhan said the
HECI will have three ma-
jor roles which are regu-
lation, accreditation and
setting professional
standards. Funding,
which is seen as the
fourth vertical, will not
be under the HECI and
the autonomy for funding
will stay with the admin-
istrative ministry, the
minister said.
“We will bring the
HECI bill in Parliament
soon...after that also
there will be standing
committee scrutiny but
we have started compre-
hensive work for every-
thing. There are three
major verticals. First is
regulatory role, which
UGC (University Grants
Commission) does...it
has already started lot of
internal reforms at its
level,” Pradhan said.
“Second is accredita-
tion at two levels, ac-
creditation of colleges,
of programmes and
courses. We had set up a
panel under Dr Rad-
hakrishnan for revamp-
ing NAAC, it has also
made suggestions. Third
is setting professional
standards about what will
be taught & how it will
be taught,” he said.
There are 3 major verticals. First is regulatory role, which UGC
does, it has already started lot of internal reforms at its level,”
Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said.
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Chandigarh
“India has emerged as an
emphatic voice of global
south that has raised the
pressing concerns and is-
sues affecting developing
countries in Asia, Africa,
and Latin America,” said
the academic leaders of
over 40 top universities
of the world during an
international conference
organised by NID foun-
dation at Chandigarh
University (CU). Aca-
demic leaders, who are
majorly from G-20 coun-
tries, applauded India’s
successful G-20 presi-
dency which they said
was a watershed moment
as country helped in
shaping several global is-
sues. They expressed
their views during inter-
national conference, ‘In-
dia: The Voice of Global
South’ which was organ-
ised by NID foundation
at CU. They also hailed
PM’s efforts to make Af-
rican Union as a perma-
nent member of G-20. It
was first conf held on
this theme after G-20.
INDIA'S G20 MARKED A HISTORIC MILESTONE: UNGA PREZ
President of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), commended
India’s G20 presidency this year for highlighting the world’s collective
responsibility. Under India’s leadership, the G-20 presidency focused on
the theme of “Vasudeva Kutumbhakam”, serving as a historic milestone that em-
phasized the idea of one world, one family, and one future. This theme reminded
nations of their duty to protect the singular world we all call home.
He is great example
for the world and has
also worked at lot for
the betterment of the
country. Through G-20
summit he has shown
the roadmap to the
whole world about
how we can achieve
peace and prosperity.
YHING SAWHENY, DY
DIRECTOR, INTERNATIONAL
AFFAIRS, SIAM UNIVERSITY
THAILAND
Funding will not go to
the single-window
(regulator)...the
funding autonomy
will stay with the
administrative
ministry like health
ministry, agriculture
or our ministry.
DHARMENDRA PRADHAN,
EDUCATION MINISTER
Academic leaders at Int’l conference at Chandigarh University.
PM Narendra Modi has not only
worked for the better future of India
and the Indians, but also as a Global
Statesman, and contributed to
establishing Peace, Inclusive Growth
in the Developing World and the
Better Future for the Humanity.
During G-20 presidency, India
emerged as the Voice of the Global
South, and raised concerns and issues
faced by the Developing nations.
SATNAM SINGH SANDHU, CHANCELLOR
CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY
Assam floods: Central
team leaves for Delhi
PTI
Gangtok
The Inter-Ministerial
Central Team led by
Joint Secretary, Minis-
try of Home Affairs,
Anant Kishore Saran on
Wednesday left for the
national capital after
completing the assess-
ment of the extent of
damage caused by flash
floods in Sikkim, an of-
ficial said.
The central team
members were seen off at
the airport by the Relief
Commissioner-cum-
Secretary, Land Rev-
enue and Disaster
Management De-
partment, Anil Raj
Rai, and senior of-
ficers of the Sik-
kim State Disas-
ter Management
Authority (SS-
DMA).
During
their three-day
visit, central team was
briefed by Chief Secre-
tary V B Pathak about
large-scale damage to
road infrastructure, tele-
communication network,
displacement of people
and fatalities due to flash
floods in Teesta river ba-
sin areas in four districts
following a cloudburst
on Lhonak lake in North
Sikkim on October 4.
TEMPORARYBRIDGES
BUILT,RESCUEOPSON
Work is on to restore
connectivity in areas
isolated by flash flood
in north Sikkim by setting up
temporary bridges and other
means, while evacuating
stranded tourists continued
on Wednesday, officials
said. Army troops & various
govt agencies are send-
ing essential commodities
to people. Out of the 1700
tourists stranded in Sikkim, a
total of 690 tourists, including
26 foreigners, have been
rescued by air from Lachen.
INDIA-PAK MATCH: 4 HELD
WITH FAKE 150 TICKETS
Ahmedabad: The
Ahmedabad city
Detection of Crime
Branch (DCB) arrested four
youths from Bodakdev area
with 150 fake tickets for ICC
World Cup match between
India & Pakistan, with various
machines they used to make
the tickets. They have been
booked under
UP: 17-YR-OLD GIRL
THROWN BEFORE TRAIN
Bareilly: A 17-year-
old girl is battling for
life after losing her
legs and a hand when two
men hurled her before a train
here when she tried to stop
them from sexually harass-
ing her, her family alleged
on Wednesday. The girl also
suffered multiple fractures in
the incident, they said. One
person has been arrested.
MAN SHARES MORPHED
IMAGES ONLINE, HELD
Bengaluru: A 26-year-
old man was arrested
for posting morphed
private pictures of his live-in
partner on social media,
police said. Sanjay Kumar
was in live-in relationship with
his 24-year-old girlfriend. The
man derived “pleasure” from
reading comments posted
below the uploaded pictures
of her girlfriend, they said.
ODISHA: 28 UNCLAIMED
BODIES CREMATED
Bhubaneswar: The
process for the
cremation of 28
unclaimed bodies of people
who were killed in triple train
accident in Odisha’s Balasore
district 4 months ago was
completed by Bhubaneswar
Municipal Corporation (BMC)
on Wednesday, officials said.
Bodies were cremated at
Bharatpur crematorium.
PUNJAB CM TARGETS
OPPN OVER SYL ISSUE
Chandigarh:Punjab
CM Bhagwant Mann
hit back at Opposition
for accusing his govt of failing
to safeguard state’s interest
on Sutlej Yamuna Link (SYL)
canal issue. eaders including
Sunil Jakhar, Sukhbir Badal,
AS Raja Warring and Partap
Singh Bajwa have been at-
tacking the government over
the vexed issue.
‘ANALYSING SWISS
BANK ACCOUNTS DATA’
New Delhi: The Cen-
tral Board of Direct
Taxes (CBDT) Chair-
man Nitin Gupta said Income
Tax Department will analyse
bank accounts of Indian na-
tionals & orgs it received from
Swiss Bank & will act under
the black money Act in case
any tax evasion was found.
In an exclusive interview
with ANI, Nitin Gupta, who
recently got an extension for
nine months in tenure, said.
CRUCIAL READ
Gracious Ambanis host IOC Prez
Reliance Industries
Chairman, Mukesh Ambani
and Nita Ambani, founder
and chairperson of
Reliance Foundation host
IOC President Thomas Bach
at their residence ahead
of the 141st IOC Session to
be held between October
15-17, in Mumbai.
Arundhati Roy
may face
prosecution for
2010 speech
Agencies
New Delhi
Booker Prize-winning
Indian novelist Arund-
hati Roy could be pros-
ecuted for a 2010 speech
about India-held Kash-
mir after a top official
signed off on the move,
local media reported
Tuesday.
Roy, 61, is one of In-
dia’s most famous living
authors, but her writing
and activism, including
her trenchant criticism of
PM Modi’s govt, has
made her a polarising fig-
ure at home. A criminal-
plaint accusing her and
several others of sedition
had languished in India’s
notoriously glacial crimi-
nal justice system since it
was first filed in 2010.
ExpresswayAudit:Congattacks
govtonCAGofficials’transfer
PTI
New Delhi
The Congress on October
11 accused the govern-
ment of intimidating of-
ficers of the Comptroller
and Auditor General
(CAG), who had exposed
“corruption” in various
schemes, and demanded
that their transfer orders
be revoked.
Citing a media report
on transfer, Cong Gen
Secy, Jairam Ramesh
charged that it is the mo-
dus operandi of Modi
govt to threaten & re-
move anyone who ‘ex-
poses’them.”We demand
that these transfer orders
should be cancelled im-
mediately, officers return
to CAG & action must be
taken on these mega
scams relating to Dwarka
Expressway, Bharatmala
and Ayushman Bharat,”
he said in a post on X.
India to strengthen framework
of IORA grouping: Jaishankar
PTI
Colombo
As a ‘Vishwa Mitra’ and
a voice of the Global
South, India will work
with the member states
of Indian Ocean RimAs-
sociation (IORA) to
strengthen the institu-
tional, financial and
legal framework of the
grouping to realise
its true potential,
said External Affairs
Minister S. Jaishankar
on Wednesday.
He was addressing
the 23rd IORA council
of ministers’ meeting in
Colombo. Listing In-
dia’s priorities in the
grouping as its Vice
Chair, Jaishankar said
that it wants to
develop an Indian Ocean
community that is stable
and prosperous, strong
and resilient. Also the
grouping should be able
to cooperate closely
within and to respond to
happenings beyond the
ocean, he said. India as-
sumed the vice-chair
role of IORA for 2023-
25, leading to Chairship
in 2025-27.
Earlier Jaishankar
had on Tuesday reached
Sri Lanka on a two-day
visit to the island nation.
“Glad to be back in Co-
lombo. Thank Dr. Suren
Raghavan, State Minis-
ter for Higher Education
for welcoming me. Will
be attending the 23rd
IORA Council of Minis-
ters meeting. India and
Sri Lanka relationship
continues to progress,”
he had posted on X after
arriving in Colombo.
EAMDESCRIBESINDIA
AS‘VISHWAMITRA’
“India’s position as
a ‘Vishwa Mitra’
and the voice of the
Global South reflects the
country’s growing role on
the global stage. Its focus
on the Global South, the
Neighbourhood First policy,
the SAGAR outlook, and its
approach to the extended
neighborhood and the Indo-
Pacific underline India’s
commitment to multilat-
eralism, regional coop-
eration, and a rules-based
international order,” EAM
Jaishankar said.
EAM S Jaishankar speaks at the opening session of 23rd IORA
Council of Ministers as India assumes role of Vice Chair, in
Colombo on Wednesday. PTI
Search and rescue operation are underway. ANI
IIM Sambalpur launches 1st
MBA
batch for working professionals
First India Bureau
New Delhi
IIM Sambalpur, one of
India’s premier manage-
ment institutions, offi-
cially inaugurated its
very first MBA batch for
working professionals in
Delhi. This marks a sig-
nificant milestone for
IIM Sambalpur where
the batch of working pro-
fessionals & entrepre-
neurs who wish to pursue
management education
while continuing their re-
spective professional
journeys. The main fea-
ture of the program that it
provides specialization in
data Science and product
management, Innovation
and Startup apart from
functional domain.
On this occasion, Dr
Alok Kumar Mishra,
Joint Secy, Assn of Indi-
an Universities, New
Delhi emphasized that
credit system introduced
in NEP allows students
to participate across in-
stitutions within the
country & other coun-
tries. Keynote Speaker
Shatanik Goswami, Lead
Consultant, Google
Cloud Consulting dis-
cussed the essence of
product management.
PM Modi is a visionary
leader and if we have a
leader with a vision
which people support and trust and
are willing to invest in that vision
and ready to put all the strategies
towards it, that makes a huge
difference. Investing in what the
Prime Minister stands for can make
a huge difference in empowering
people.
PROF LINDA DU PLESSIS, DY V-C,
NORTH-WEST UNIV, SOUTH AFRICA
Prof. Poonam Kumar, Rajeev Tandon, Mahadeo Jaiswal, Shatanik
Goswami & Deepak Sharma at launch of MBA batch in New Delhi.

First India Bureau
Jaipur
Colonel Jangvir Lamba,
51 yr old serving Indian
Army Officer participated
and successfully complet-
ed the Iron Man Triathlon
held in Malaysia (Lang-
kawi) on 07 Oct 2023.
Ironman Malaysia
(Langkawi) is considered
one of the world’s tough-
est Ironman Triathlon
Circuits partially because
of the intense heat and
humidity at this time of
the year. Col Jangvir
Lamba completed the
event comprising of 3.8
km swim, 180 km cycling
and 42.2 km marathon in
16 hours and 41 mins.
Col Lamba had earlier
participated and success-
fully completed the Asia
Pacific Championship of
Ironman Triathlon held at
Cairns, Queensland Aus-
tralia on 18th June 2023
and Ironman 70.3 held in
Goa in Nov 2022.
Lamba, a resident of
Jaipur Rajasthan, and a
fourth-generation Indian
Army Officer has been a
professional bodybuilder
and a National Level
bodybuilding judge with
the Indian Body Builders
Federation in the past.
GOLDEN HOOVES
Divyakriti’s inspiring triumph at Asian Games
Mitali Dusad
Jaipur
n a grand home-
coming, cele-
brated Asian
Games Gold Medalist,
Divyakriti Singh, made
her triumphant return to
Jaipur after a remarkable
two-year journey to vic-
tory in Hangzhou, China.
Her return was marked by
acaptivatingpressconfer-
ence where she shared
insightsintoherincredible
experiences & laid out her
ambitious future plans.
The 19th Asian Games
witnessed the Indian
Dressage Team clinching
the coveted Team Gold
medal, with Divyakriti
Singh emerging as the
shining star of the event.
This historic achievement
markedasignificantmile-
stone for Indian equestri-
an sports, as it had been
nearly 4 decades since the
nation had won a medal in
Dressage atAsian Games.
The 23-year-old Divy-
akriti recalled her begin-
nings, having started rid-
ing horses at the age of 13
while studying at Mayo
College Girls’ School in
Ajmer. She went on to
embrace dressage profes-
sionally three years ago.
She emphasized the pro-
found bond between her-
self and her horse,Adren-
aline, and how this part-
nership was crucial to
their success. This is ex-
emplified by her quote,
“MY HORSE IS MY
BEST FRIEND,” captur-
ing the essence of their
extraordinary connection.
Divyakriti’s success
story is not only about in-
dividual dedication but
also the unwavering sup-
port of her family and her
coach, Inza Hansen. Her
future ambitions are as
grand as her achieve-
ments, as she expressed
her desire to participate in
the World Championship
in 2026 and the Olympics
in 2028. However, she
alsohighlightedthefinan-
cial challenges equestrian
sports pose and called for
greater support and in-
vestment in the field to
nurture emerging talents.
The significance of her
accomplishment extends
beyond the sporting
realm. Hailing from Vil-
lage Peeh Marwar in Na-
gaur District, she deliv-
ered her career’s best per-
formance to lead India to
victoryamidstfiercecom-
petitionfrom12countries.
Divyakriti with her family. Seen here are (L-R) Digvijay,
Alka and Vikram. SUNIL SHARMA
Divyakriti describes her horse,
Adrenaline as a superstar.
I
OCT 5 - NOV 19
07
India’s captain Rohit Sharma plays a shot during the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023 match
between India and Afghanistan, at Arun Jaitley Stadium, in New Delhi, Wednesday. PTI
Colonel Jangvir Lamba
ROHITSETSRECORDSWITHWIN
TheSkipper’s record-breakingcenturydominatesAfghanistaninWC
First India Bureau
New Delhi
Indian skipper Rohit
Sharma’s explosive 131
guided the ‘Men in Blue’
to a comfortable 8-wicket
victory over Afghanistan
at the Arun Jaitley Stadi-
um in the ongoing World
Cup on Wednesday.
Afghanistan’s star-
studded spin squadron
failed to test
the Indian
batters as
R o h i t
s m a s h e d
them for
boundaries
all over the
field. While chasing a
target of 273, India got
off to a flying start with
the opening duo of Rohit
and Ishan Kishan taking
the fight to the Afghani-
stan bowlers.
India seemed to have
adopted a T20I approach
after adopting a careful
approach for the initial
overs. After the Indian
captain struck a bounda-
ry in Fazalhaq Farooqi’s
over, there was no look-
ing back.
ROHIT BECOMES FASTEST INDIAN TO 1,000 WORLD CUP RUNS
New Delhi: Yet another day and yet another milestone for Rohit Sharma
as he is now the fastest Indian to accomplish 1,000 runs in the ICC World
Cup. The 36-year-old has become the fourth Indian to get the 1,000-run
mark in the event. Rohit took just 19 innings to complete 1,000 runs at the event
as he equaled Australia’s David Warner, who took as many innings. The duo
now tops this list. Warner accomplished the milestone in Australia’s opening WC
match against India. Sachin Tendulkar was the previous fastest Indian to 1,000
WC runs (20 innings). Notably, Rohit averages over 60 with the bat in the tour-
nament. Rohit has become just the fourth Indian to get 1,000 runs in ODI WCs.
MATCH
NO. 9
MATCH HIGHLIGHTS
 Indian skipper Rohit
Sharma has scripted history
by becoming the batter with
the most sixes in interna-
tional cricket.
 Kohli now has the most
50+ scores in successful
run-chases in ODI cricket.
Kohli surpassed Sachin
Tendulkar, who owns 45
fifty-plus ODI scores in suc-
cessful run-chases.
 Jasprit Bumrah has
registered his best bowling
figures in the ODI World
Cup (4/39). This was his
second four-wicket haul in
the tournament.
 The right-arm seamer
now has 24 wickets from 11
World Cup matches at an
incredible average of 18.54.
His economy rate reads 4.27
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CRICKET STADIUM, LUCKNOW
VS
South Africa
Australia
TODAY MATCH
Colonel Jangvir Lamba
completes Ironman Triathlon
Agencies
Jeruslem
Residents of the sealed-
off Gaza Strip struggled
to find any safe area
Wednesday as Israeli
strikes demolished entire
neighborhoods, hospitals
ran low on supplies and
the territory’s only power
plant ran out of fuel, fur-
ther deepening the mis-
ery of a war sparked by a
deadly mass incursion of
Hamas militants.
Airstrikes smashed en-
tire city blocks to rubble
in the tiny Palestinian en-
clave and left unknown
numbers of bodies be-
neath mounds of debris.
The bombardment raged
on even though militants
are holding an estimated
150 people — soldiers,
men, women, children &
older adults — who were
dragged into Gaza during
the weekend attack.
Israel formed an emer-
gency unity government
on Wednesday as its jets
pounded Gaza and tanks
massed around the dense-
ly populated Palestinian
enclave while Hamas
militants said they were
still fighting on Israeli ter-
ritory following their
shock weekend incursion.
Prime Minister Benja-
min Netanyahu agreed to
form a war cabinet with
former defence minister
and centrist opposition
party leader Benny Gantz
and focus entirely on the
conflict, a joint statement
from Gantz’s National
Unity party said.
Israeli strikes demolish entire
Gaza localities, blackout looms
MAJOR HIGHLIGHTS
 Children found ‘butch-
ered’ in Israeli kibbutz,
IDF says, as horror of
Hamas’ attacks near
border begins to emerge
 Israel calls devastating
attack by Hamas its 9/11
moment. The secretive
mastermind behind the
assault, Palestinian
militant Mohammed Deif,
calls it Al Aqsa Flood.
 Israel faces multi-front
war threat as deaths
over 3,500
Palestinians walk through the destruction by Israeli bombing
in Gaza City on Wednesday.
Israel forms govt
against Hamas as
deaths & damage
in Gaza mount
WHEN BOXER-SHOOTER MEET!
Felicitation Ceremony
Indian Army chief General Manoj Pande with javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra and army
personnel who participated in the Hangzhou Asian Games 2023 during a felicitation
programme, at Manekshaw Centre in New Delhi on Wednesday. ANI
EAM Jaishankar meets
Sri Lankan President,
holds discussions
PTI
Colombo
ExternalAffairs Minister
S Jaishankar on Wednes-
day called on Sri Lankan
President Ranil Wick-
remesinghe here and held
“extensive discussions”
aimed at enhancing the
relationship between the
two neighbours. The
minister, who is here to
attend the 23rd Council
of Ministers Meeting of
the Indian Ocean Rim
Association (IORA), met
with President Wickrem-
esinghe at the Presiden-
tial Secretariat.
“Called on President
of Sri Lanka Ranil Wick-
remesinghe today even-
ing in Colombo. Con-
veyed the warm greet-
ings of PM @naren-
dramodi. Discussed the
progress in taking the
India-Sri Lanka relation-
ship forward across the
many domains of our co-
operation,” Jaishankar
said in a post on platform
X. During their meeting,
they engaged in “exten-
sive discussions aimed at
enhancing the relation-
ship” between India and
Sri Lanka, the President’s
office said.
Agencies
Kyiv
President Volodymyr
Zelenskyy has arrived
at Nato for Wednes-
day’s meetings with al-
liance defence minis-
ters to further drum up
support for Ukraine’s
fight against Russia.
The US is hosting a
meeting of the Ukraine
contact group to seek
more weapons and am-
munition for the war-
ravaged country.
Nato allies and partner
countries will be waiting
to hear what kinds of
military equipment Kyiv
needs. The 31 allies and
Ukraine will take part in
the first Nato-Ukraine
Council. The forum was
established in July as part
of efforts to bring Kyiv
closer to the alliance.
ANI
Tel Aviv
Sharing a picture of the
barbaric killings carried
out by the terrorist group
Hamas, Israel Prime
Minister Benjamin Net-
anyahu on Wednesday, in
a post on social media
platform X, said that Ha-
mas is worse than ISIS.
“Hamas is worse than
ISIS,” the Israeli PM
wrote as he shared the
post. Sharing the same
post on X, the IDF said,
“Only a genocidal terror-
ist organization is capa-
ble of such horrors.”
Meanwhile, as of now,
the Israel Defense Forces
(IDF) has said that the
area of the Gaza Division
has been declared a
closed military zone.
Zelenskyy seek
more support to
fight Russia
“Hamas is
worse than ISIS,”
says Israel PM
Netanyahu
EAM Jaishankar
Indian Olympic boxer Mary Kom called on Indian
rifle shooter Khwaish Sharma at the Manav Rachna
Vidyanatariksha, Faridabad on Wednesday. Mary
congratulated Khwaish for her recent gold in the
National Championship at Shimla. During her visit,
Mary also tried her skills in the 10m rifle shooting.

Manoj Mathur
Jaipur
The decision of the BJP’s
central leadership to field
seven MPs in the Ra-
jasthan assembly polls is
being considered a major
political masterstroke.
With this, not only has
the electoral equation of
regional, caste and weak
seats been settled, but a
political message has
been given to the entire
Rajasthan. Political ob-
servers believe that with
this strategy, BJPcan win
20 to 25 seats out of 41 in
the first list. It is believed
that this move of BJP has
forced Opposition to re-
evaluate its electoral cal-
culations and due to this
there is a delay in coming
out of Congress list.
BJP has played a big
move by fielding Rajput
MPs Rajyavardhan Singh
Rathore and Diya Kumari
on two seats of Jaipur.
Rajputs have a huge in-
fluence in the social fab-
ric of Rajasthan and they
influence the results of
about 85 seats. BJP had
lost 32 of these seats in
the 2018 elections. Apart
from being a Rajput, Ra-
jyavardhan has the image
of a sportsperson and
youth leader, while Diya
Kumari is also a former
royal family member and
woman. Their candida-
ture from the capital will
send a positive message
about BJP among the Ra-
jput voters across Ra-
jasthan. Along with this,
youth and women votes
will also be collected.
By fielding Rajya Sab-
haMPDrKirodiLalMee-
nafromSawaiMadhopur,
BJP has won all those
seatsinEasternRajasthan,
where Meena voters play
a decisive role. Meena
voters are influential not
only in 40 seats of Sawai
Madhopur, Dausa, Ka-
rauli, Tonk dists, but also
in some seats of Jaipur
and Dholpur dists. Kirodi
Meena is considered soci-
ety’s biggest leader. Cer-
tainly, East Rajasthan BJP
will benefit from this,
where party’s perfor-
mancewasweaklasttime.
Along with two Rajputs,
BJP has also placed bets
on two Jat MPs. By field-
ingNarendraKumarfrom
Mandawa, BJP has tried
to increase its hold in
Shekhawati region, while
Bhagirath Choudhary’s
candidature from Kis-
hangarh will benefit the
party regionally. With
candidatureofBabaBalak
Nath from Tijara, BJP has
targeted the entire Mewat
region of Raj and has at-
tacked Oppn’s preps to
create an equation with
Muslims & other castes.
Balak Nath has a Hindut-
va image & people also
see the face of UP CM
Yogi in him. by making
Devji Patel candidate
from Sanchore, party will
benefit on seats of Pali-
Jalore districts.
HOME MINISTER IN ROHTAK
Amit Shah backs Balak Nath as MLA; seers
demand to make him the Chief Minister
Ashvini Yadav
Rohtak
nion Home
Minister Amit
Shah, who at-
tended a religious pro-
gramme at Baba Mast-
nath Math in Rohtak,
talked about making BJP
MP fromAlwar and head
of Mahant Balak Nath
Math, an MLA. Shah
said that till now he was
an MP, now he is going to
become an MLA.
The saints present in
the ‘pandal’ raised the
demand of making Bal-
ak Nath the Chief Minis-
ter of Rajasthan. Home
Minister Amit Shah also
said that during the Co-
rona period, cooperation
was sought from all so-
cial organizations and
Mahant Balak Nath also
fully cooperated in this.
He came in contact
with Chand Nath, who
was the Mahant of the
Math, during the last pe-
riod of his life. “At that
time, I was a Member of
Parliament and was the
President of the Party.At
that time, he wrote a let-
ter to me. As soon as I
received the letter, I
went to meet him. When
I met him, he had written
many such impossible
things on a slate, which
have been fulfilled to-
day,” he said.
Home Min Amit Shah being felicitated by Baba Balaknath at ‘Pran
Pratishtha’ & ‘Shankha Dhal’, consecration programme of statue
of Brahmalin Mahant Chandnath Yogi, in Rohtak on Wednesday.
The saints present in
the ‘pandal’ raised
the demand of
making Balak Nath
the Chief Minister of
Rajasthan. Union
Home Minister Amit
Shah also said that
Mahant Balak Nath
also fully cooperated
during the Corona
period
U
08
When you slot time in your day for work,
exercise, social appointments etc., remember
to slot time for prayer or introspection or self-
journey.
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THOUGHT OF THE DAY
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MasterstrokeofBJPleadership:Party
apparentlyinadvantageinRajasthan
The candidature
of seven MPs has
sent a political
message to the
entire state
Rajyavardhan Rathore seeks Lord Ganesha’s blessings at the ‘Sansad
Sanskritik Mahotsav’ held at Jhotwara area in Jaipur on Wednesday.
Diya Kumari unveils a poster of an upcoming event as the members of a social organisation from
Vidhyadhar Nagar, call upon her at BJP HQs in Jaipur on Wednesday. SANTOSH SHARMA
Yogesh Sharma
Jaipur
Congress Prez Mallikar-
jun Kharge will flag off
party’s Jan Jagran Yatra
from Baran district on
Oct 16 which will cover
districts under ERCP in
first phase. CM Ashok
Gehlot, PCC Chief GS
Dotasra, & in-charge
Sukhjinder Randhawa,
party leader Sachin Pilot
& other senior leaders
will attend the event.
Kharge is scheduled to
address a public gather-
ing. Party leader Rahul
Gandhi will address
yatra’s culmination.
Dates aren’t fixed yet.
Mines Min Pramod Jain
Bhaya is actively prepar-
ing for launch of yatra;
to be held in 2 dists in
single day, spanning
across 13 Raj dists.
First India Bureau
New Delhi
The BJP Central Elec-
tion Committee meeting
will be held on October
15, party sources said.
The meeting is sched-
uled to take place at the
BJP Headquarters in
New Delhi at 6 p.m., and
it will focus on the plan-
ning for the upcoming
elections in five states-
-Rajasthan, Telangana,
Chhattisgarh, Madhya
Pradesh and Mizoram,
they said.
Earlier on October 1,
BJP’s Central Election
Committee meeting was
held in Delhi. The meet-
ing, which was attended
by Prime Minister Nar-
endra Modi, was meant
to finalise candidates for
the upcoming assembly
elections in Chhattisgarh
and Rajasthan.
Key leaders of the
party including BJP
Chief JP Nadda, Union
Home Minister Amit
Shah, Defence Minister
Rajnath Singh and Union
Minister Arjun Ram
Meghwal have also took
part in the meeting.
The BJP is busy fine-
tuning its strategies for
five poll-bound states,
including MPand Chhat-
tisgarh. The party has
classified all seats in
these states into individ-
ual categories of A, B, C,
& D. Category A in-
cludes seats where the
party has consistently
performed well; Catego-
ry B has seats where BJP
has a mixed record of
victories & losses. Cate-
gory C includes seats
where party is deemed to
be on a relatively weaker
footing. In contrast, Cat-
egory D seats have seen
continuous BJP defeats
in last three polls.
Dr Rituraj Sharma and
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur
Following ECI’s instruc-
tions, District Collector
of Alwar & SPs of three
districts have been re-
moved. The Commission
has taken this strict action
against these officers for
failing to stop illegal liq-
uor coming from Punjab
and Haryana.
The DoP has given in-
structions to relieve Al-
war Collector Pukhraj
Sen from his duty with
immediate effect and
hand over the charge to
the Dy DEO. Hanuman-
garh SP Sudhir Chaud-
hary, Bhiwadi, Khairthal-
Tijara SP Karan Sharma
and Churu SP RK Meena
have been asked to hand
over charge to ASPs.
ECI said there is a pos-
sibility of narcotics
smuggling in Jaisalmer,
Barmer, Bikaner, Sri
Ganganagar where there
is an int’l border. So, spe-
cial care should be taken.
Cong’s Jan Jagran
Yatra on October 16
PhoneTapping:Relief
fromarrestcontinues;
NexthearingonOct18
Sumit Kumar
New Delhi
In the Rajasthan phone
tapping case, Chief Min-
ister Ashok Gehlot’s
OSD Lokesh Sharma
did not appear before the
crime branch. After 4
hours of rigorous inter-
rogation on Tuesday, he
was again given notice
on Wednesday and called
to the crime branch for
questioning. According
to sources, Lokesh Shar-
ma had sent a reply to the
notice, in which it was
said that due to his busy
schedule he would not be
present for questioning.
Meanwhile, Lokesh
Sharma has been given
relief from Delhi High
Court and now the ban on
his arrest will continue
till October 18. Lokesh
Sharma’s petition was
heard in Delhi High Court
and Sharma’s lawyer pre-
sented his side in the
High Court while calling
out all the allegations
against him baseless.
However, the Delhi
Police accused the Ra-
jasthan Govt saying,
“Rajasthan govt officials
are not cooperating in the
investigation.” On this,
the bench of Justice Vi-
kas Mahajan said, “Ra-
jasthan govt officials
should cooperate in the
investigation.”
Meanwhile, Rajasthan
govt’s lawyer Siddharth
Luthra expressed objec-
tion on this and said that
he was disappointed by
this allegation of Delhi
Police and termed it
baseless.
The next hearing of the
case will be held on Oc-
tober 18 at 3 pm.
Aditi Nagar
New Delhi
Amidst the exercise of
distribution of legislative
tickets in Raj Congress,
on Wednesday, former
Deputy CM Sachin Pilot
met Congress Org Gen-
eral Secretary KC Venu-
gopal at his residence.
This meeting is being
considered very impor-
tant for the preparations
of assembly polls and the
election campaign be-
cause the Congress lead-
ership has already made
it clear that Pilot will play
an important role in as-
sembly polls. That is why
his political stature has
recently been increased
by making him a CWC
member. Since Pilot has
been PCC Chief for a
long time, in such a situ-
ation, the party wants to
take advantage of his ex-
perience also. It is be-
lieved that Pilot’s feed-
back will play an impor-
tant role in selection of
Cong candidates in Raj.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The SC Collegium has
recommended the trans-
fer of Justice Avneesh
Jhingan from the Punjab
and Haryana HC to the
Rajasthan HC. Initially,
the five-member colle-
gium, led by
CJI, DY
C h a n d r a -
chud, had
p r o p o s e d
Justice Jhin-
gan’s trans-
fer to the Gujarat High
Court on August 3.
However, this recom-
mendation had been
pending with govt since
August 11. Upon recon-
sideration, the collegium
has decided to set aside
the earlier recommenda-
tion and proposed Justice
Avneesh Jhingan’s trans-
fer to Raj HC. This trans-
fer recommendation is
part of a broader series of
recommendations re-
garding the appointment
and transfer of judges in
various high courts.
Pilot’s meet with Venugopal
crucial for Congress in Raj!
BJP CEC meeting to be held on October 15
SC collegium
proposes Justice
Jhingan’s transfer
to Rajasthan HC
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Education Minister, Dr
BD Kalla visited First
India News Channel
office / studio to record
the famous political
show ‘Encounter.’ He
was welcomed by
Pawan Arora, CEO
and Managing Editor
of First India News.
During the show, the
news of the Election
Commission of India’s
decision to revise
the date of polling
in Rajasthan From
Nov 23 to Nov 25
came out. Hearing
this news, Dr Kalla’s
reaction was also
very positive & he
conveyed gratitude
towards the ECI.
ECI acts against officers for
failing to stop illegal liquor
KC Venugopal Sachin Pilot
They were poor
in preventive
action, officials
ILLICIT LIQUOR
The delivery work
was being done
via Hanumangarh,
Churu, Jhunjhunu and
Alwar. The route connected
to Gujarat was also used.
After assessing this, the
Commission ordered the
transfer of these officers.
RTDC Chairman
Dharmendra Rathore
reached Delhi Cong
HQs on Wednesday
and met Rajasthan
co-incharge Amrrita
Dhawan
The Congress screening committee meet will be
held in New Delhi on Oct 14. The CEC meet will be
held on Oct 18. The panel of names will be prepared
in screening committee meet. Names of candidates may
be finalized in CEC meet. BJP’s second list may also be
released in Navratri. KC Venugopal and Sunil Kanugolu met
on Wednesday regarding discussion for the list of candi-
dates in Rajasthan. Congress may release the first list of
about 70 names. Names of ‘A’ category and ‘D’ category
may be included in the list of 70 names. Aditi Nagar
CONGRESS TO RELEASE FIRST LIST OF 70 NAMES
Pramod Jain Bhaya inspects
preps for Cong rally also
meets people at his residence
in Baran on Wednesday.
The ticket
distribution has
also balanced
equations of
caste, regional
and weak seats

here are
v a r i o u s
types of
prints that
can add an
alluring touch to fashion
and design. Floral prints,
with their vibrant
blooms, bring a sense of
freshness and feminini-
ty. Geometric prints of-
fer a modern and struc-
tured appeal, creating
visual interest.
FLORAL
ssociated with any
plant form depict-
ed whether it be
a flower bud
or tree. There
are names
descriptive
of the scale of
the floral such
as Liberty or the
style such as Dit-
sy. This print has
flowers all around as
the name suggests, the
arrangement uses plant
material and flowers to
create an eye-catching
composition and incor-
porates harmony all over
the print. The print can
be used in apparel for
men’s, women’s, and
kids wear. Floral print is
the most evergreen fash-
ion trend.
MODISH
MOSAIC PRINTS
Geometric, Morrocan-
inspired prints and pat-
terns fashion is all the
rage this season and
these are the perfect way
to wear vibrant colours
in an outfit. Featuring
neatly stacked and tiled
patterns in a variety of
formats, these prints are
vivacious, lively and the
hottest types of prints
for the year. Bold and
gregarious in appeal,
mosaic prints have a de-
fining geometric and
linear quality. In style
with retro colours that
evoke the nostalgia of
the 60s and 90s Twiggy
era, mosaic prints are
hard to miss.
MEDITATIVE
MANDALA PRINTS
Mandala artwork has
made its way to fash-
ion’s seasonal roster. A
chic and unique trend for
those who are adventur-
ous and spiritual at heart,
the mandala print trend
is just what we need to
escape into a chic zone,
the neutral and achro-
matic hues help balance
the busy nature of the
print which is what
makes this trend weara-
ble in the first place.
MINIMALISTIC
BLOCK PRINTS
Atrend for all those who
love desi-infused fash-
ion, Hand block prints
have been a rage for
quite some time, but the
style of fashion and
prints they are available
in this year has begun to
change the landscape of
Indian fashion. Wear a
minimalistic block
printed scarf, stole or
dupatta with a
kurta and bot-
tom in a
simple, neutral solid
hue.
NEWSPAPER PRINTS
In an era full of head-
lines, there is no wonder
that these prints are
coming back in style.
While newspapers
themselves are
now edging into
obsolescence,
newspaper prints
for fashion and
clothing are all
the rage. Wear
newspaper prints
with achromatic
separates and
accessories –
namely chic
minimalistic
pants, skirts,
watches
footwear in black,
white.an The grey-
scale hues to com-
plement the busy,
yet neutral colour
scheme.
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n today's
f a s t -
paced life
and com-
petitive
p r o f e s -
sional environment, in-
creasing stress in profes-
sional life is a concern.
Despite being capable
and skilled, individuals
often find themselves
stressed due to the strug-
gle to balance their pro-
fessional and personal
lives, leading to potential
emotional and physical
issues. Let's explore the
common causes of stress
in professional life and
how to successfully face
them for a healthy and
prosperous life.
There can be various
symptoms of stress some
of which include reduced
concentration, irritabili-
ty, constant worry, head-
aches and difficulty in
decision-making. All of
this is accompanied by
feeling restless, getting
angry over small matters,
changes in sleep and ap-
petite, unusual sensa-
tions in the stomach and
muscles and so much
more.
These symptoms can
be caused by excessive
workload, insufficient
breaks, extended work-
ing hours, mismatch be-
tween job capacity and
demands, lack of com-
munication, exclusion
from decision-making,
lack of coordination with
colleagues and inade-
quate support. Along
with this, some more
causes can be uncertain-
ty about one's role, fre-
quent changes in the
work area, uncertainty
about the career, limited
promotion opportunities,
and poor working condi-
tions such as cleanliness,
furniture, lighting, etc.
There are a lot of
things that be done to
bust the stress in your
work life and we have
listed some here-
TIME MANAGEMENT
Managing time in a way
that your work isn't af-
fected and neither is your
health.To avoid the nega-
tive effects of chronic
stress and burnout, you
need time to replenish
and return to your pre-
stress level of function-
ing. This recovery pro-
cess requires “switching
off” from work by hav-
ing periods when you are
neither engaging in work-
related activities nor
thinking about work.
That’s why you must
disconnect from time to
time, in a way that fits
your needs and
preferences.
EFFECTIVE
COMMUNICATION
Employee health has
been linked to productiv-
ity at work, so your boss
has an incentive to create
a work environment that
promotes employee
well-being. The purpose
of effective and open
conversation isn’t to lay
out a list of complaints,
but rather to come up
with an effective plan
for managing the
stressors you’ve
identified, so you can
perform at your best
on the job.
ESTABLISH
BOUNDARIES
In today’s digital world,
it’s easy to feel pressure
to be available 24 hours a
day. Establish some
work-life boundaries for
yourself. That might
mean making a rule not
to check email from
home in the evening, or
not answering the phone
during dinner. Although
people have different
preferences when it
comes to how much they
blend their work and
home life, creating some
clear boundaries between
these realms can reduce
the potential for work-
life conflict and the stress
that goes with it.
Other than these, here
are a few more things
that can help you man-
age your stress in the
workplace like the free-
dom to express emo-
tions, involvement in
decision-making, timely
meetings and issue reso-
lution, providing oppor-
tunities for skill devel-
opment and promotions,
organizing training pro-
grams, counselling, de-
veloping a supportive
work culture, encourag-
ing achievements, and
ensuring that job respon-
sibilities align with an
individual's capabilities
and resources.
Managing stress in the
workplace is just one as-
pect, busting stress on a
personal level is also a
crucial aspect to retriev-
ing the balance and com-
ing out strong, some of
the steps to take are men-
tioned here-
FINDING BALANCE
All work and no play is
the perfect recipe for
burnout. It is not easy to
find a balance when we
are digitally connected
24*7 but trying to find a
balance between work
and family life, social ac-
tivities and solitary pur-
suits, daily responsibili-
ties and downtime is a
step you need to take to
make your stressful life a
bit peaceful.
TRY YOGA AND
MEDITATION
Yoga is a popular stress
reliever as acknowl-
edged by Ayurveda and
various scientific stud-
ies. Yoga brings together
physical and mental dis-
ciplines that may help
you reach peace of body
and mind and can help
you relax and ease stress
and anxiety.
Along with Yoga,
meditation can also help
you focus your attention
and quiet the stream of
jumbled thoughts that
may be crowding your
mind and causing stress.
GET ENOUGH SLEEP
Stress can cause you to
have trouble falling
asleep. When you have
too much to do - and too
much to think about -
your sleep can suffer.
But sleep is the time
when your brain and
body recharge. How
well and how long you
sleep can affect your
mood, energy level, fo-
cus and overall function-
ing. If you have sleep
troubles, make sure that
you have a quiet, relax-
ing bedtime routine like
listening to soothing mu-
sic and making sure the
area you sleep in is cool,
dark and quiet.
Accompanying all of
this, maintaining a daily
routine, ensuring proper
nutrition, allocating
time for hobbies, spend-
ing creative time with
family and staying away
from substance abuse
can be some other meas-
ures that you can take to
make your stress level
go down.
Your Page
JAIPUR, THURSDAY | OCTOBER 12, 2023
Shweta KD, Model
Face
Day
of the YOUR DAILY HOROSCOPE by Saurabbh Sachdeva
ARIES
MAR 21 - APR 20
Today is a favourable day for business.
Listening to someone’s advice on the pro-
fessional front will be in your interest. You
are very generous by nature and also you
are the backbone of your family. Be careful
of the words that come out of your mouth.
LEO
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
Pending paperwork concerning a property
will be completed. Your spouse may make
you spend more than you expected. Admit
your faults in relationship. Fantastic day for
investing money in stock market as you can
make fortune. You miss your parents.
SAGITTARIUS
NOV 23 - DEC 22
You are very fortunate to have a great
friend circle. Whatever you have in mind,
you will manage to implement it at work.
You are likely to feel much healthy and
energetic today. Visit a doctor if you have
any doubts about your health.
LIBRA
SEPT 24 - OCTOBER 22
Fortunes are set to rise for those in trade
and business. You love to live close to
your family. 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.
Expected payments are likely get released.
AQUARIUS
JAN 21 - FEB 19
This is the best time try something new
with life give yourself a new purpose. You
will feel amorous towards your wife. Work
on your limitations, there can be no better
time than this. You have more opposite sex
friends than the same.
TAURUS
APR 21 - MAY 20
You will enjoy good health by remaining
regular in your workouts. It will be in your
interest to guide a family youngster on the
academic front. Scrumptious food is what
you are craving for today. You may start a
side business to earn extra money.
VIRGO
AUG 24 - SEP 23
Money put together on previous occasions
is likely to come in handy. A family young-
ster is keen to learn from you, so don’t
disappoint. Settling down in a new house
is indicated for some. You may have to
awaken partner’s interest in you once.
CAPRICORN
DEC 23 - JAN 20
You make sure to make things work your
way. 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.
SCORPIO
OCT 23 - NOVEMBER 22
Your financial situation is set to improve,
as earning opportunities come to you. Help
from co-workers in a time consuming task
will be forthcoming on the work front. Sup-
port of family will encourage you to take
up a challenge.
PISCES
FEB20 - MARCH 20
Changes made by you at workplace may
not be appreciated by all. Strict dietary con-
trol will keep you fit as a fiddle. A family
reunion is on the cards and will enable you
to meet everyone. You can be tasked to or-
ganise an outing for friends and relations.
GEMINI
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
Your spouse is someone who can do any-
thing for your happiness. You are happy
spending whole day at home. Tensions on
the family front are likely to get sorted out.
Help your mother at home today and give
her a reason to smile.
CANCER
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
Money coming from various streams will
keep you in an elated state of mind. A
new fitness regime that you have adopted
promises to keep you in the pink of health.
Your search for perfect partner may soon
be over.
10
COPING
STRESS
WITH
Dr Akhilesh
Jain
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perform at your best
on the job.
common causes of stress
in professional life and
how to successfully face
them for a healthy and
There can be various
symptoms of stress some
of which include reduced
concentration, irritabili-
ty, constant worry, head-
aches and difficulty in
this is accompanied by
feeling restless, getting
angry over small matters,
changes in sleep and ap-
petite, unusual sensa-
tions in the stomach and
muscles and so much
These symptoms can
be caused by excessive
workload, insufficient furniture, lighting, etc. off” from work by hav-
well-being. The purpose
of effective and open
conversation isn’t to lay
out a list of complaints,
but rather to come up
with an effective plan
for managing the
stressors you’ve
identified, so you can
Dealing with stress
is not easy for any
of us and that's
why City First
comes to your
rescue. Stick with
us till the end and
find what can help
you take the first
step towards a
stress-free life.
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