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OUR EDITIONS: JAIPUR, NEW DELHI & MUMBAI
SECOND TERM:
BHUPENDRA TO
TAKE OATH AS
GUJ CM TODAY
New Delhi: The CBSE examinations will begin from February 15, as per
the tentative date notified by the Board. The official datesheet has not
been released yet. CBSE released an official notice stating that practical
exams for classes 10 and 12 would start from January 1, 2023.
Gandhinagar: BJP leader Bhupendra Patel will
take oath as CM of Gujarat for 2nd straight term in
Gandhinagar on Monday in presence of Modi, Shah
and others. Ex-CM of Rajasthan Vasundhara Raje to
attend swearing-in ceremony of Gujarat CM Patel.
VIRENDRA IS
APPOINTED NEW
DELHI BJP CHIEF,
ADESH RESIGNS
New Delhi: The BJP on Sunday appointed Virendra
Sachdeva as the working president of Delhi BJP.
The appointment comes after current Delhi BJP
chief Adesh Gupta resigned from post on order of
BJP nat’ prez JP Nadda after MCD election results.
‘10 & 12 BOARDS LIKELY FROM FEB 15, PRACTICALS JAN 1’
ON THE AUSPICIOUS DAY OF SANKASHTI CHATURTHI,
PM SAYS NAKSHATRA OF 11 STARS IN MAHARASHTRA
MODI’S ‘MAHA’
BLITZKRIEG!
First India Bureau
Nagpur: Prime Minis-
ter Narendra Modi, in
Nagpur on Sunday,
launched development
projects worth `75,000
crore. Speaking on the
occasion, the Prime
Minister said that on
December 11, the auspi-
cious day of Sankashti
Chaturthi, a mega con-
stellation of 11 stars will
rise in Maharashtra.
PM Modi is in Nagpur
to launch various devel-
opment initiatives, in-
cluding infrastructure,
health and education
projects. Addressing an
audience after launch-
ing the The Hindu Hru-
daysamrat Balasaheb
ThackerayMaharashtra
Samruddhi Mahamarg
(Expressway), he elabo-
ratedonthe11stars,list-
ing out specific projects
dedicated to the people.
Elaborating on the
various projects
launched, PM Modi said,
“Iwanttostatethistoday
tomyyoungbrothersand
sisters, the 11 stars that I
have mentioned will
build your future, create
opportunities, this is the
right path.” More on P5
LAUGHING OUT LOUD! Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath
Shinde share a lighter moment at the foundation stone laying ceremony in Nagpur on Sunday.
PM MODI
LAUNCHES
DEVELOPMENT
PROJECTS
WORTH `75,000
CR IN NAGPUR
MODI INAUGURATES GREENFIELD AIRPORT
NAMED AFTER EX-CM PARRIKAR IN MOPA
PM Narendra Modi says he is happy that the International
Airport in Mopa, Goa has been named after Late Manohar
Parrikar Ji. Modi praised state govt by saying earlier govt never
give preference to infra. He said, “The state-of-the-art airport
in Mopa will significantly improve connectivity as well as boost
tourism in Goa,” said Modi during inauguration of Mopa Interna-
tional Airport. Also present during the event were Union Minister
Jyotiraditya Scindia, CM Pramod Sawant and other officers.
PM Narendra Modi lays the foundation stone of ‘Nagpur
Metro phase- II’ and dedicates ‘Nagpur Metro Phase I’ to the
nation, in Nagpur on Sunday. Guv Bhagat Singh Koshiyari,
CM Eknath Shinde, Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis and
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari also present. —PHOTO BY ANI
Hindu Hrudaysamrat Balasaheb
Maha Samruddhi Mahamarg
Nagpur AIIMS to benefit people
in the Vidarbha region
Foundation stone of National
Institute of One Health (NIO) laid
Foundation of ICMR’s Centre
for Research laid
The CIPET-CSTS inaugurated
10km from the Chandrapur City
Nag river pollution abatement
project in Nagpur
P-I of Nagpur Metro inaugurated,
foundation stone for P-2 laid
Launch of Nagpur-Bilaspur
Vande Bharat Express train
Nagpur-Ajni railway station
redevelopment project
12K horsepower rail engine
maintenance depot launched
Kohli-Narkher Section of
Nagpur- Itarsi project laid
STAR
constellation
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STAR
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When 1st industrial revolution came,
India could not take benefit from it. We
lagged behind in the second and third
industrial revolution, but today when it's time for
4th industrial revolution, India cannot miss it. A
long-term vision is pivotal for stable growth and
development. India cannot miss the fourth indus-
trial revolution, opportunity won't come again.
—Narendra Modi, Prime Minister
KL RAHUL TO LEAD
INDIA IN FIRST TEST
AGAINST B’DESH
New Delhi: After suffering
a dislocated thumb
injury during 2nd ODI vs
Bangladesh, Rohit Sharma
has now been ruled out of
the first Test and KL Rahul
will lead, BCCI announced
on Sunday. Cheteshwar
Pujara will be vice captain.
READ
Crucial
Crucial
SOURCES: AIR INDIA
NEARS HISTORIC ORDER
FOR UP TO 500 JETS
New Delhi: Air India is close
to placing landmark orders
for as many as 500 jetliners
worth tens of billions of
dollars from both Airbus
and Boeing as it carves out
an ambitious renaissance
under the Tata Group
conglomerate, industry
sources said on Sunday.
BOMBAY HIGH COURT
CJ JUSTICE DIPANKAR
DATTA ELEVATED TO SC
New Delhi: Chief Justice
of the Bombay High Court
Justice Dipankar Datta was on
Sunday elevated as a judge
of the Supreme Court. Once
he takes oath, the number of
judges in the top court will go
up to 28. Law Minister Kiren
Rijiju announced Justice
Datta’s elevation to the SC.
GANDHIS ON DAIS; RAHUL, PGV'S HUG AND MORE:
CONGRESS'S SHOW OF STRENGTH AT HIMACHAL OATH
Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, Mallikarjun Kharge, Mukesh Agnihotri and Vikramaditya
Singh greet during oath ceremony of HP CM-designate Sukhvinder S Sukhu in Shimla on Sunday.
Sukhu takes oath as
Himachal’s 15th CM
Moni Sharma and
Shivendra Parmar
Shimla: Sukhvinder
SinghSukhutookoath
as the new Himachal
Pradesh Chief Minis-
ter on Sunday
. The
oath-taking ceremony
was held in Shimla
where party’s senior
leaderswereseeninat-
tendance. Mukesh Ag-
nihotri, leader of Op-
position in outgoing
Assembly, also took
oath as Deputy CM.
Soon after taking
oath, Himachal CM
Sukhu said, “We have
given 10 guarantees
and we will imple-
ment them. We will
give a transparent and
honest government.
We will implement
OPS in the first cabi-
net meeting.” More on P5
EMOTIONAL MOMENT!
HP CM Sukhvinder Sukhu and his 86-yr old mother Sansar
Devi hug each other during oath ceremony on Sunday.
Sukhu is a
4-time MLA &
also head of Cong’s
election committe
Singh vows to
implement OPS
in 1st Cabinet meeting,
Mukesh is new Dy CM
—PHOTO
BY
ANI
Congratulations to
Shri Sukhvinder Singh
Sukhu Ji on taking
oath as Himachal
Pradesh CM. I assure
all possible cooperation
from the Centre to fur-
ther the development of
Himachal Pradesh.
Narendra Modi,
Prime Minister
UNITED WE STAND
l Senior leaders also took
the opportunity to settle
some ruffled feathers
l Rahul and Priyanka were
seen hugging Pratibha as
her supporters have been
unhappy with the decision
to elect Sukhu as CM
l Pratibha’s son may be
accommodated in cabinet
l CMs Baghel & Ashok
Gehlot, Anand Sharma,
Bhupinder Hooda, Rajeev
Shukla were also present
49 years after Vajpayee, Rahul rides
bullock cart to protest against inflation
Ziauddin Khan, Jayati
Mishra, Dinesh Tiwari,
Bhanwar S Charan and
Bhawani S Hada
Bundi: During Bharat
Jodo Yatra in Rajasthan
on Sunday, Congress
leader Rahul Gandhi
gave a political mes-
sage to BJP by traveling
in a bullock cart. Dur-
ing his visit to Bundi,
Rahul Gandhi rode in a
bullock cart with Con-
gress workers. Notably,
former PM Atal Bihari
Vajpayee had reached
Parliament in a bullock
cart to protest against
hike in petrol prices.
Rahul had launched
yatra to protest against
rising unemployment
and others issues in
country. However, the
BJP said that the prices
of petrol and diesel are
linked to int’l prices.
Yatra began on the 95th
day from Arnetha in
Bundi dist on Sunday.
After this, they reached
Khurd village in Kota
and then travelled some
distance on bullock
cart brought by ex-dist
head Mahavir Meena.
History has repeated
itself afterabout49years
when Vajpayee had pro-
tested in a similar man-
ner. On Nov 12, 1973,
Jana Sangh leader Atal
Bihari Vajpayee & 2 oth-
ers reached Parl on a
bullock cart. The Indira
govt had then increased
pricesof oilbyover80%.
At that time, winter ses-
sion of Parl had started,
even today winter ses-
sion is on. More on P8
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi rides a bullock cart with supporters while leading Bharat Jodo Yatra, in
Bundi on Sunday. Also seen here are Govind Singh Dotasra, Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury and others.
Priyanka, Robert
Vadra and daughter
also joined the yatra
‘Time sorts out everything’,
Gehlot on his vitriol at Pilot
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Weeks after his
dig at former Deputy
Chief Minister Sachin
Pilot, Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot on Sun-
day appeared placated
and scaled down his vit-
riol. In an exclusive in-
terview to a news chan-
nel, Gehlot said, “Time
sorts out everything”.
“Such incidents and
accidents often happen
in politics. Time fixes
everything. Every Con-
gressman should think
of thefightwehavewith
the BJP
. BJP is running
a fascist government in
the country
. The Con-
gress must remain
strong as we have to
fight such fascist forc-
es,” Gehlot told NDTV
.
Sachin Pilot had re-
cently said that he was
also a human being and
did feel sad and hurt. In
an earlier interview to
the same channel, Ge-
hlot has termed Pilot as
a ‘gaddar’ (traitor) who
could not be the Chief
Minister.
GEHLOT-PILOT FLY TOGETHER TO SHIMLA
CM Ashok Gehlot and his former deputy Sachin Pilot
travelled together after almost a year. Both the leaders
left today by charter plane to attend the swearing in of
the new CM in Himachal Pradesh. Meanwhile, there is
buzz in political circles about Gehlot and Pilot’s journey
together. Before Bundi’s Kapren, Gehlot and Pilot reached
Jaipur in the same helicopter. In the charter plane from
Jaipur, both went to Delhi and then to Shimla together.
In an interview to
a news channel,
Gehlot says Cong
has to unite to
fight fascist forces
ruining the nation
CM Ashok Gehlot and Sachin Pilot. —FILE PHOTO
DAY 95,
7th DAY IN RAJ

RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2022
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Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: A state-wide
campaign was organ-
ised for spreading
awareness among sili-
cosis patients in Ra-
jasthan. The twenty-day
campaign was jointly
organized by the De-
partment of Mines,
Health Department,
District Administra-
tion, and mine owners
in Rajasthan wherein
more than 30 medical
camps were held.
ACS (Mines) Dr Sub-
odh Agarwal informed
that more than five
thousand labourers and
locals were given infor-
mation about silicosis
and steps to be taken for
its prevention. “The
medical camp not only
helped silicosis victims
to become aware of the
treatment but financial
help is also being pro-
vided to them through
registration. About 630
health check-up camps
and350awarenesscamps
have been organized by
the Mines Department
since April,” said Dr
Subodh Agarwal.
30 silicosis camps in 20 days in the State
AWARENESS CAMPS
lll
The medical
camps not only
helped silicosis
victims to
become aware
of the treatment
but financial
help is also
provided to
Singh targets Gehlot govt in Nagaur
Clue from Drishyam-1 to hide murder
When will fuel
become cheaper?,
Poonia’s asks RaGa
Miscreants cut open ATM
in Jpr, decamp with `15L
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Miscreants tar-
geted a HDFC Bank
ATM located at Delhi
Tiraha in Shahpura
city. Using gas cutters,
the miscreants cut open
the machine and es-
caped with Rs 15 lakh.
According to the in-
formation, no guard
was present at the ATM
when the incident hap-
pened. Late on Saturday
night, the miscreants
attacked the booth and
ran away with the mon-
ey
. The miscreants also
tampered with the
CCTV cameras in-
stalled here. Police
reached after getting
information about ma-
chine tampering at the
bank’s head office. Po-
lice are probing the
case.
PWD employee
creates ruckus
in hotel, scares
to kill herself
Youth dies after
loaded gun
triggers in Jaipur
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A 48-year-old
woman on Sunday cre-
ated a ruckus at a pri-
vate hotel in the Sindhi
Camp area and threat-
ened to jump from the
window of the hotel. Po-
lice informed the wom-
anhasbeenidentifiedas
Rekha Bhardwaj, an em-
ployee of the public
works department and
presently on Awaiting
Posting Orders (APO).
“The woman was re-
siding in the hotel lo-
cated on Kanti Chandra
Road along with her son
and caretaker for the
last fifteen days. When
the hotel management
asked her to leave the
hotel, she refused to
move out and did not
even pay money
. On Sat-
urday, when the hotel
staff again asked her to
leavethehotel,shestart-
ed throwing things out-
side from the window,”
police said.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A youth died in
Chaksu on Sunday after
a riffle he was carrying
incidentally triggered
and injured his brain.
Police informed the de-
ceased has been identi-
fied as Pappu Bawariya,
a resident of Ram Na-
gar village in Kotkhav-
da. “The deceased along
with his wife, Dholi
Devi, were guarding
their fields when a stray
cow entered the field.
Pappu ran after the cow
to move her out of the
farm, but incidentally,
he fell into a pit which
led to the trigger of the
loaded gun. The bullet
pierced his eye and hit
the brain, following
which, he died on the
spot,” police said. The
body was handed over
to family members after
the post-mortem.
First India Bureau
Chittorgarh: A girl
andherboyfriendkilled
her brother and took a
clue from the movie
Drishyam-1 to dispose
off the dead body. The
matter pertains to Gan-
grar police station area
of Chittorgarh. After
the murder, the accused
were once scared and
they wanted to dispose
of the dead body in such
a way that no evidence
could be found. For this,
they watched Drishy-
am-1 and threw the
dead body into the well.
Disclosing the murder
of Mahendra Raika
(23), the police on Sat-
urday arrested his
19-year-old sister Tanu
alias Tanishka Raika,
her boyfriend Mahavir
Dhobi, 23, and Mahen-
dra Dhobi. The police
had also detained a mi-
nor involved in the
murder.
Mahavir said that
Tanu insisted to kill her
brother who opposed
their marriage.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: BJP State Pres-
ident Satish Poonia on
Sunday asked Congress
leader Rahul Gandhi
his 7th question. Poonia
said that the most ex-
pensive diesel and pet-
rol is in Rajasthan. “Pet-
rol is costlier by Rs 13
and diesel by Rs 10 in
Rajasthan.The7thques-
tion is, when will the
people of Rajasthan be
freed from the scourge
of inflation? When will
dieselandpetrolbecome
cheaper?” he asked in
his video message.
Poonia, while ad-
dressing the Jan Aak-
rosh Yatra in Radhakis-
hanpura and Jalsu of
Amer, targeted the Con-
gress government, ac-
cusing it of making
promises to the farmers
and the youth.
“Loot, murder, dacoi-
ty, gang war have be-
come common in the
state. The peace-loving
image of the entire Ra-
jasthan from the capital
Jaipur in the country
and the world has been
tarnished under the
Congress’s rule. The
businessmen and gen-
eral public of the state
are forced to live in an
atmosphere of fear,”
said Poonia.
Arun Singh said that the double character of Congress is not going to work anymore
Yunus Gesawat
Nagaur: Accusing the
Congressgovernmentof
misusing government
machinery for Rahul
Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo
Yatra, BJP’s national
general secretary and
state in-charge Arun
Singh said that CM
AshokGehlotisbuilding
Italian roads for the
Yatra while he should
worry about the whole
of Rajasthan.
Hesaidthatbeforethe
last assembly elections,
Rahul Gandhi had said
that after forming the
government, farmers’
loanswillbewaivedin10
days but the loans have
not been waived yet.
“If someone is re-
sponsibleforthat,thenit
is the Gehlot govt which
is responsible. Rahul
Gandhi visits victims in
BJP ruled states during
Bharat Jodo Yatra, but
he is not going to meet
victims in Rajasthan as
his party is in power
here,” he said during
BJP’sJanAakroshYatra
in Nagaur.
He said that the Con-
gress has come to power
by deceit but this time
the public will give such
a push that the Congress
will not be able to stand
up for 20-25 years.
Aspartof theJanAak-
rosh Yatra being taken
outagainstthefourthan-
niversary of the Gehlot
government,ArunSingh
reached Kheenvsar in
Nagaur today
. Address-
ing the BJP workers and
people, Singh said that
there is resentment
among the people.
“This is an anti-peo-
ple, anti-youth and anti-
women government.
The condition of the
farmer is bad, for that
also the Gehlot govern-
ment is responsible,” he
added.
Arun Singh welcomed by BJP leaders and workers in Nagaur on Sunday. Also seen here are
Gajendra Singh Khivsar, CR Chaudhary, Shravan Bagdi and others. Chandrashekhar addressing Jan Aakrosh Yatra in Dholpur.
DIYA INAUGURATES NEW PANCHAYAT
BUILDING IN JAITARAN, ATTENDS YATRA
Kali Charan Saraf in a Kisan Chaupal during JAY in Malviya Nagar.
First India Bureau
Pali: Rajsamand MP
Diya Kumari on Sun-
day afternoon inaugu-
rated the newly-built
building of Amarpu-
ra gram panchayat in
the Jaitaran assembly
constituency of Pali
district. While inau-
gurating the panchay-
at building, road and
school-related con-
struction work, MP
Diya Kumari said that
it is very important
for the rural areas to
become developed
and self-reliant. “The
developmental works
will help to resolve
the problem of villag-
ers and it will also
help them to get the
benefits of the gov-
ernment schemes in
the rural areas,” said
MP Diya Kumari. The
Rajsamand MP also
blamed the Congress
government for the
deteriorating law and
order situation in Ra-
jasthan.
Diya Kumari with the public in Pali on Sunday.
FOREST GUARD EXAM
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Candidates
fromdifferentpartsof
the state reached for
the Forest Guard Re-
cruitment Examina-
tion on Sunday morn-
ing.Theexamisbeing
organized in 7 divi-
sionsincludingJaipur
andasmanyas4,09,129
candidates have regis-
tered for 2300 posts.
In the state capital,
1,44,916 candidates
wereregisteredforthe
examination which
was held at 73 centers.
The candidates who
came to appear in the
examination conduct-
ed by the Rajasthan
Staff Selection Board
hadtofacetroubledue
to the guidelines is-
sued regarding the
dress code.
CANDIDATES
CREATE RUCKUS
IN KOTA
Gul Mohmmad
Kota: The forest
guard recruit-
ment exam was
held in Kota on
Sunday. Candi-
dates, who ar-
rived late at the
examination cen-
tre of JDB Col-
lege of the city,
created a ruckus.
When they were
stopped from en-
tering the exami-
nation centre,
they tried to block
the road in front
of the centre. Po-
lice had to use
sticks to chase
them away
.
Police chasing the candidates in Kota on Sunday.
SETTING AN EXAMPLE!
Nagaur Railway Station has been selected for the First Prize
under the Rajasthan Energy Conservation Award-2022.
Colorful LED lights were installed in the station building.
Satish Poonia at the Samvidhan Katha event in Jaipur on Sunday.
Woman, her boyfriend & one more in police custody on Sunday.
Candidates face
trouble due to
strict dress code
Dr Subodh Agarwal & Sandesh Nayak in a meeting on Sunday.

First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot has ap-
proved a proposal of Rs
75.80 crore for works
related to the construc-
tion of the proposed
new greenfield airport
in Kota.
A financial provision
of about Rs 40 crore has
also been approved for
shifting of EHV power
lines in the new green
field airport area.
According to the pro-
posal, Rs 120.80 crore
has been sanctioned
for the works related to
the construction of
new greenfield airport,
out of which Rs 45
crore will be borne by
the Kota Urban Im-
provement Trust and
the remaining Rs 75.80
crore by state govern-
ment.
Along with this, shift-
ing of EVH power lines
will be done by Power
Grid Corporation of In-
dia Limited and Rs 40
crore will be spent.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Two girls, hail-
ing from Nepal, were
rescued at the Jaipur
International Airport
in the wee hours of Sun-
day while they were be-
ing trafficked to Dubai.
Police informed that
based on a specific in-
put by Mission Mukti
Foundation, DCP (East)
Rajeev Pachar directed
the Airport Police Sta-
tion to take action
against trafficking of
Nepali girls. “Both the
girls were being force-
fully taken to Dubai.
Both were brought from
Nepal on the pretext of
getting them jobs in
Delhi. They were later
brought to Jaipur due
to strictness at Delhi
airport. The police have
kept them in Seva Sad-
an in Adarsh Nagar and
they are being coun-
selled,” police said.
First India Bureau
Hanumangarh: The
Hanumangarh Police
has detained all three
miscreants for their al-
leged involvement in
firing gunshots at a
trader’s shop in Hanu-
mangarh and demand-
ing a ransom of Rs. 2
crores. Police informed
the accused has been
identified as Zakir Hus-
sain (21), a resident of
Chattargarh in Bikan-
er, Mahakdeep alias
Mesu and Yudhveer
Nayak, both residents
of Gharsana in Sri Gan-
ganagar district.
“The three miscre-
ants came on a motorcy-
cle and fired six rounds
of gunshots at the shop
of Inder Hisariya locat-
ed in Dhan Mandi of
Hanumangarh. Based
on CCTV footage, intel-
ligence and other in-
puts, the accused were
detained from Bikaner
and Jaipur and are be-
ing interrogated,” po-
lice said.
The police informed
that accused Zakir Hus-
sain has been arrested
in the matter.
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CM GEHLOT OKAYS `120.80 CR
FOR GREENFIELD AIRPORT IN KOTA
`45 crore will be
borne by Kota
UIT, remaining
`75.80 cr by govt
2 Nepali women, being trafficked
to Dubai, rescued at Jaipur Airport
Three accused held for firing at
trader’s shop in Hanumangarh
One of the accused in Hanumangarh police custody on Sunday.
Both women were brought from Nepal on the pretext of getting
jobs in New Delhi. They were rescued at Jaipur airport on Sunday.
Ashok Gehlot
@ashokgehlot51
75.80 crore has been
approved for works
related to the construc-
tion of the proposed
new greenfield airport
in Kota district. Along
with this, E.H.V. in the
new green field airport
area. Financial provision
of about 40 crores has
also been approved for
shifting of power lines.
Accused detained
from Bikaner and
Jaipur are being
interrogated
Troops of Indian and Austral-
ian armies are exchanging their
expertise in employment of cutting
edge drone technology including
nanodrones in combat during the
AustraHind-2022 war exercise at
Mahajan Field Firing Range, Bikaner.
Birds of War

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SPIRITUAL SPEAK
There is no fire like passion.
There is no shark like hatred.
There is no snare like folly.
There is no torrent like greed.
—Buddha
IN-DEPTH
Narendra Modi
@narendramodi
I bow to the great Subramania
Bharathi on his Jayanti. ‘Mahakavi
Bharathiar’ embodied remarkable
courage and outstanding intellect.
He had a grand vision for India’s
development and the empowerment of
every Indian. We are working to realise
his ideas across different sectors.
Amit Shah
@AmitShah
Let’s remember Mahakavi Subramania
Bharati on his birthday. He was a
pillar of Indian freedom struggle, a
great scholar and a fighter for social
justice. His thoughts are timeless and
his poems have united and inspired
millions of people in the Indian
freedom struggle.
TOP TWEETS
WILL MPs CONSIDER
CJI’S VIEWS ON
CONSENSUAL SEX
AMONG MINORS
riminalisation of the
consensual sex
among minors under
the Protection of
Children from Sexu-
al Offences (POCSO) Act is an
issue which the Chief Justice of
India DY Chandrachud wants
Parliament to look at. Under the
Criminal Law Amendment Act
of 2013 the legal age for consen-
sual sex is 18 years. The POCSO
Act criminalises all sexual acts
among minors even if it is con-
sensual. This, the CJI said in his
keynote address at the National
Stakeholders Consultation on
Child Protection, said, “…in my
time as judge, I have observed
that this category of cases poses
difficult questions for judges
across the spectrum. There is
growing concern surrounding
this issue, which must be con-
sidered by the Legislature in
light of reliable research by ex-
perts in adolescent healthcare”.
The CJI’s opinion becomes
important in the light of con-
doms, alcohol being found in
class 10 students’ bags in Ben-
galuru. Obviously, children are
indulging in consensual sex at a
minor age and society has to ac-
cept this fact.
C
ndia justifiably
abstained from
voting on the UN
Security Council
(UNSC) resolu-
tion allowing aid to organi-
sations under UN sanctions
on humanitarian grounds.
The resolution was moved by
the US and Ireland to give
“humanitarian carve-out”, a
humanitarian exception or
exemption for terrorist out-
fits, including those based in
Pakistan. Those who are
aware of how Pakistan’s In-
ter-Services Intelligence
(ISI) and the government si-
phon any financial aid to
fund terrorists and India has
been the biggest victim of
this misuse.
It is not that the US is not
in the know of such diver-
sion of funds. Some of the
US governments have turned
off the tap in the past on that
basis. Adding the word hu-
manitarian will not change
the conduct of aid recipients
in spreading terror at any
given opportunity. The rea-
son why Pakistan was placed
on the grey list of Financial
Action Task Force (FATF)
since 2018 was because of
“strategic counter-terrorist
financing-related deficien-
cies”. It was removed from
the global “terrorism” fi-
nancing list only in October
this year. One doesn’t know
what guarantee Pakistan
provided for the bailout.
While abstaining, India’s
Permanent Representative
Ruchira Kamboj called for
“caution and due diligence
to be exercised while extend-
ing humanitarian assistance
to proscribed entities…who
continue to thrive with full
state hospitality in territo-
ries universally acknowl-
edged as terrorist havens by
the international communi-
ty”. She said that these ter-
ror outfits use humanitarian
aid as an umbrella to recruit
fighters.
The resolution was adopt-
ed but India made its point
very clear. The UNSC mem-
ber countries must not turn
soft on banned terror groups
for their strategic interests.
UNSC LIFELINE TO
TERROR OUTFITS
India justifiably abstained from
voting on the UN Security
Council (UNSC) resolution
allowing aid to organisations
under UN sanctions on
humanitarian grounds. The
resolution was moved by
the US and Ireland to give
“humanitarian carve-out”,
a humanitarian exception
or exemption for terrorist
outfits, including those
based in Pakistan
I
rtificial Intelligence (AI) lev-
erages computers and ma-
chines to mimic the problem-
solving and decision-making
capabilities of the human
mind. AI is shaping the fu-
ture of humanity across
nearly every industry. It is
already the main driver of
emerging technologies like
big data, robotics and Inter-
net of Things (IoT), and it
will continue to act as a tech-
nological innovator for the
foreseeable future. Several
examples of artificial intel-
ligence impact our lives to-
day
. These include FaceID on
iPhones, the search algo-
rithm on Google, and the rec-
ommendation algorithm on
Netflix. You’ll also find other
examples of how AI is in use
today on social media, digital
assistants like Alexa, and
ride-hailing apps such as
Uber. In 2022, artificial intel-
ligence will have progressed
far enough to become the
most revolutionary technol-
ogy ever created by man.
Artificial intelligence or
AI simulates human intellect
to machines. AI-enabled ma-
chines are capable of per-
forming some of the specific
tasks better than humans
and mimic human actions.
There are four types of AI:
Reactive machines AI: This is
the most superficial level of
AI. Reactive machines can do
basic operations. They can-
not form memories or use
past experiences to make de-
cisions like the IBM’s Deep
Blue. Limited memory AI
can store existing data and
create better output by using
the data like Tesla’s self-driv-
ing cars. Theory of mind AI
can connect with human
thoughts and interpret them
better but these are still work
in improvement or progress.
Self-aware AI (a thing of the
future) will have an inde-
pendent intelligence, and it
will make its own decisions.
These machines will be
smarter than the human
minds.
JOBS AI CAN REPLACE
Based on the nature and type
of jobs replaceable by AI are
customer service executives,
chatbots, bookkeeping and
data entry, receptionists,
proofreading, manufactur-
ing and pharmaceutical
work, pharmaceutical labs,
retail services, and courier
services.
JOBS AI CAN’T REPLACE
Human creativity knows no
limits and hence fields of
strategic thinking, leader-
ship, conflict resolution and
negotiation, emotional intel-
ligence, and empathy are
qualities in jobs that AI can-
not replace at any point in
time. Following are some of
the professions which would
stand the test of time: Hu-
man resource managers,
Writers, Lawyers (limited to
Evidence processing), Chief
executives, Scientists (limit-
ed to support analysis of
data), Psychiatrists, Public
relations managers, Soft-
ware developers, and Project
managers.
The final goal of AI is that
a machine can have a type
of general intelligence simi-
lar to a human’s is one of the
most ambitious ever pro-
posed by science. The design
and application of AI that
can only behave intelligently
in a very specific setting is
related to what is known
as weak AI, as opposed
to strong AI. Strong AI would
imply that a properly de-
signed computer does not
simulate a mind but actually
is one, and should, therefore,
be capable of intelligence
equal, or even superior to hu-
man beings. As of today, all
advances in the field of AI
are manifestations of weak
and specific AI.
The human brain is very
far removed indeed from AI
models, which suggests that
so-called singularity-artifi-
cial super intelligences based
on replicas of the brain that
far surpass human intelli-
gence-are a prediction with
very little scientific merit. In
fact, we can affirm that cur-
rent AI systems are examples
of what Daniel Dennet called
“competence without com-
prehension”
TRULY INTELLIGENT AI
Among future activities, we
believe that the most impor-
tant research areas will be
hybrid systems that combine
the advantages of systems
capable of reasoning on the
basis of knowledge and mem-
ory use with those of AI
based on the analysis of mas-
sive amounts of data, that is,
deep learning. But they are
more like black boxes with
no capacity to explain and
suffer from limitations of
“catastrophic forgetting.” No
matter how intelligent future
artificial intelligences be-
come, they can’t follow the
same socialization and cul-
ture-acquisition and recogni-
tion of human values. The AI
machines will inevitably
carry some errors and ethi-
cal issues with social impli-
cations.
The new or latest develop-
ments in AI are the creation
of new chips that help run
deep neural networks faster.
These chips can be used to
train models to recognize im-
ages, speech and text more
efficiently. Apart from this
introduction of new AI con-
cepts such as reinforcement
learning, generative adver-
sarial networks, and pro-
gram synthesis. New algo-
rithms allow for a greater
level of control in operating
rooms and medical centres
around the globe. Similarly,
self-driving vehicles and city
infrastructure will benefit
immensely from advanced AI
algorithms and machine
learning frameworks.
AI is now able to under-
stand human emotions to
some extent and has the capa-
bility to predict human be-
haviour. For example, some
forms of AI can now tell if
someone is lying or not. AI
can now also be used for so-
cial good and in the future
maybe even save lives and
prevent crimes. Second, they
allow us to predict what will
happen in the future by using
AI to create forecasting mod-
els that can tell us about fu-
ture events or changes in
trends. And finally, they help
us understand how people
behave and react so that we
can improve our own behav-
iour and reactions as well as
develop better customer ser-
vice based on what people
want and need. As AI forays
into every aspect of human
life, it is time for intervention
by responsible actions by
policymakers as well as in-
dustry stakeholders to coun-
ter its possible misuse.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
A
And finally, they help us
understand how people
behave and react so that we
can improve our own
behaviour and reactions as
well as develop better
customer service based on
what people want and need.
As AI forays into every
aspect of human life, it is
time for intervention by
responsible actions by
policymakers as well as
industry stakeholders to
counter its possible misuse
Artificial Intelligence
(AI) leverages
computers and
machines to mimic the
problem-solving and
decision-making
capabilities of the
human mind. AI is
shaping the future of
humanity across nearly
every industry
ARTIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE
SHAPING THE
FUTURE OF
HUMANITY
COL RAJESH BHUKAR
The author is a Post Graduate in
International Studies, Alumni of Defense
Services Staff College, Wellington
and College of Combat, Mhow

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INDIA
05
Lucknow (Agencies):
The master plan for the
temple town of Ayod-
hya that will govern its
development for the
next decade has been
approved by Uttar
Pradesh Chief Minister
Yogi Adityanath.
The master plan
aims at improving the
living standards of
about 12 lakh people
who will occupy an
area of 133.67 square
kilometres.
The master plan 2031
was presented by the
housing and urban
planning department
to the chief minister
after disposing of 1,084
objections that were
raised by the citizens.
The department also
had to finalise the fa-
cade control guide-
lines and a common
building code.
Principal secretary,
housing, Nitin Ramesh
Gokarn said that ap-
proval of the Ayodhya
master plan was fast
tracked to promote ho-
listic growth of the city
.
The last master plan for
the development of
Faizabad/Ayodhya was
prepared in 1983 and
lapsed in 2001, he added.
The Yogi government
approved the Ayodhya
2031 master plan before
those of other cities.
Ayodhya Develop-
ment Authority (ADA)
vice-chairman Vishal
Singh said, “The plan is
going to be implement-
ed in the city soon. The
zoning regulations will
be the first thing to be
taken up by the author-
ity.” The experts who
prepared the master
plan noted that atten-
tion will be needed to
transform seven slum
settlements in the city
which have close to
4,295 households.
As more than two
crore tourists visit the
city annually, the ex-
perts urged the local
authorities to work on
a long-term tourism
plan to create more
employment for resi-
dents and generate
revenues.
UP CM Yogi approves Ayodhya master plan 2031
LORD RAM’S CITY
As more than two crore tourists visit the
city annually, experts called for a long-term
tourism plan to create more employment
Yogi Adityanath with LS Speaker Om Birla and his daughter Anjali.
Panaji (ANI): Describ-
ing Ayurveda as a
means of mental and
physical well-being,
Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi on Sunday
said India has put for-
ward a futuristic vi-
sion of ‘One Earth, One
Health’ before the
world, which lays out a
universal vision for
health.
Prime Minister Modi
on Sunday attended the
9th World Ayurveda
Congress (WAC), or-
ganised by the Minis-
try of Ayush. The event
showcased the scienti-
ficity, efficacy and
strength of the Ayush
system of medicines at
the global level in
Panaji, Goa.
Addressing the event
in Goa, PM Modi said,
“The motto of Ayurve-
da is happiness and
good health for all.
Ayurveda promotes
wellness. Ayurveda is
not just about treat-
ment, it also promotes
wellness. Yoga and
Ayurveda are the new
hope for the world. We
had Ayurveda’s result
as well as effect, but we
were lagging behind in
terms of evidence.
Therefore, today we
have to do the docu-
mentation of ‘Data
based evidence’. Ayur-
veda teaches us how to
live.” The Prime Minis-
ter said India has put
forward the futuristic
vision of ‘One Earth,
One Health’.
PM Narendra Modi at 9th World Ayurveda Congress, in Panaji on Sunday. Union Minister Sarbananda
Sonowal, Goa Governor PS Sreedharan Pillai, Goa CM Pramod Sawant and other dignitaries also seen.
India put forward vision of ‘One Earth, One Health’, says PM Modi
PM MODI GAVE
GLOBAL REACH TO
AYURVEDA: GOA CM
Panaji: Highlighting the
rich heritage of Indian
traditional medicine, Goa
CM Pramod Sawant on
Sunday hailed PM Modi
for giving “global reach”
to Ayurveda. Speaking at
the valedictory function of
the 9th World Ayurveda
Congress here, Sawant
said, “PM Narendra Modi
gave global reach to
Ayurveda. Today I am an-
nouncing that we will cre-
ate a Ministry of AYUSH
in Goa for the AYUSH
doctors of the state.”
PM NARENDRA MODI PLAYS DHOL AT
AIIMS NAGPUR’S INAUGURATION
Nagpur: Prime Minister Narendra Modi was
welcomed in Nagpur with the beats of dhol.
Elated by the gesture, the Prime Minister also
joined the group of performers and tried his
hands on the instrument.
New Delhi: The National Green Tribunal has formed
a committee to obtain a factual report on the alleged
violations of environmental norms by a housing project
in Ghaziabad. The NGT was hearing a petition alleging the
Siddharth Vihar Yojana in Ghaziabad was being developed
through several builders in violation of environmental
norms. “In our view...let a factual report be obtained by
the tribunal, for which purpose we constitute a joint com-
mittee comprising the state pollution control board (PCB)
and District Magistrate, Ghaziabad, within one month,” a
National Green Tribunal NGT bench said.
NGT PANEL TO REPORT ON GREEN NORM
VIOLATIONS BY GH’BAD HOUSING PROJECT
Kochi: Kerala High Court
on Sunday proposed an
extension of the time of
worship for devotees at
the Sabarimala temple
by an hour on busy days.
The Devaswom Bench of
the high court mooted the
proposal after convening a
special sitting on Sunday
in this regard.
Raipur: A local court here
on Saturday extended the
Enforcement Director-
ate custody of Saumya
Chaurasia, a deputy sec-
retary posted in the office
of Chief Minister Bhupesh
Baghel, for four days in
a money laundering case
linked to an alleged coal
levy scam in the state.
Dehradun: The Kotdwar
Court of Uttarakhand is
scheduled to hear the
plea seeking permission
to conduct the Narco test
of all the three accused
in the killing of 19-year-
old Ankita Bhandari on
Monday, in-charge of the
SIT probing the case P
Renuka Devi informed.
Indore: A man was sen-
tenced to imprisonment
till the end of his natural
life by a local court on
Saturday for repeatedly
raping his 13-year-old
daughter. The court
sentenced the 32-year-
old man under relevant
provisions of the IPC and
the POCSO Act.
SABARIMALA: HC
FOR EXTENDING
TIME OF WORSHIP
C’GARH OFFICER’S
ED CUSTODY
EXTENDED BY 4 DAYS
ANKITA MURDER:
ACCUSED’S NARCO
TEST PLEA TODAY
MP MAN JAILED FOR
LIFE FOR RAPING
TEEN DAUGHTER
IN THE COURTYARD
New Delhi (Agencies):
WithSukhwinderSingh
Sukhu taking oath as
the Chief Minister in
Himachal Pradesh, the
Congress has tried to
emerge out of the shad-
ows of Virbhadra Sin-
gh’s family that had
been at the forefront in
the party’s state politics
for decades.
Sukhu’s swearing-in
ceremony was attended
by senior Congress lead-
ers including party
chief Mallikarjun
Kharge, Rahul Gandhi,
Priyanka Gandhi
Vadra.
The elevation of
Sukhu is seen as the
party’s efforts to cull
nepotism and the
charge of promoting
families.
The newly sworn-in
Himachal chief minis-
ter comes from a very
humble beginning and
has risen from the
ranks. That is why the
party chose Sukhu in
place of Pratibha Singh,
who is from the royal
family and wife of Late
Virbhadra Singh, said
sources.
With no political dy-
nasty, but wide organi-
sational experience,
four-time Congress leg-
islator Sukhvinder Sin-
gh Sukhu, 58, through-
out his political career
was not on the same
page with the party’s
tallest leader Virbhadra
Singh.
Four-time legislator
Mukesh Agnihotri, 60,
took the oath of office as
the Deputy Chief Minis-
ter at a ceremony that
lasted less than 10 min-
utes. Both took the oath
in Hindi.
Anand Sharma in his
tweet mentioned the
humble beginning,
“Congratulations to
Sukhvinder Sukhu on
becomingthenextChief
Minister of Himachal
Pradesh. Richly de-
served recognition of
his life long commit-
ment to the Congress
partyandacknowledged
contribution.”
Sharma said he was
grateful that the party
leadership had taken a
democraticdecisionand
chosen the one who has
risen from the ranks.
WITH SUKHU’S ELEVATION CONG
TRIES TO CULL NEPOTISM CHARGE
CHANGE OF GUARD IN HIMACHAL PRADESH
Priyanka Gandhi embraces HPCC chief Pratibha Singh at Sukhwinder Sukhu’s oath-taking as Mallikarjun Kharge Rahul Gandhi look on.
CAREER GRAPH
OF SUKHU:
A GRASSROOTS
LEADER, SUKHU
REACHES HIGHEST
POST IN HIMACHAL
PRADESH POLITICS
Shimla (ANI): A loyal-
ist of the Gandhi family
,
Sukhu is a four-time
MLA (58) and former
chief of Himachal Con-
gress. Sukhu is known
as an affable and ap-
proachable leader who
has a vast network in
the hill state due to his
long years in the organ-
isation. He also holds a
broad organisational
experience in the state
owing to his connection
with the grand old par-
ty for many years.
BJP sabotaged
JD(U) in 2020
Bihar polls: Nitish
Patna (PTI): Bihar CM
Nitish Kumar on Sun-
day accused the BJP of
working against the
JD(U) in the 2020 assem-
bly elections despite be-
ing in an alliance at that
time. He reaffirmed
that parties opposed to
the BJP can win with a
“huge majority” in the
2024 Lok Sabha polls if
they agree to join
hands.
Tripura BJP forms 30
panels for 2023 polls
Agartala (PTI): The
ruling BJP in Tripura
announced the forma-
tion of 30 committees
to carry out specific
responsibilities in
view of the Assembly
elections due early
next year, a senior
party leader said on
Sunday
.
An eight-member
election management
committee, with the
BJP’s state president,
Rajib Bhattacharjee
as its head, has been
constituted with the
approval of the par-
ty’s central leader-
ship, said Sunit
Sarkar, the party’s
state media in-charge.
Law and Parlia-
mentary Affairs min-
ister Ratan Lal Nath
has been made the
convener of the com-
mittee.
The panel has been
given the responsibil-
ity to chalk out strate-
gies for the polls.
“As many as 30 com-
mittees have been
constituted to handle
the election effective-
ly. Responsibilities
have been distributed
among the commit-
tees for smooth con-
duct of campaign and
elections”, he said.
“PM MODI TO RETURN TO POWER
IN 2024, BJP WILL WIN 404 SEATS”
Vijayawada (ANI):
BJP leader GVL
Narasimha Rao has
said that results of
the Gujarat elections
are a testimony that
Narendra Modi will
return as the Prime
Minister for the third
time in 2024.He said
the party will win
more seats in the
southern states, a
region where the BJP
is putting in efforts
to make inroads
ahead of the respec-
tive Assembly elec-
tions and the 2024
general elections.
“The Gujarat elec-
tions have created
a sensation across
the country. In 2024,
the BJP will have an
undisputed victory
in 404 seats,” he
said. He stated that
PM Modi has given
special attention to
the two Telugu states
(Andhra Pradesh and
Telangana).
EXAMPLE OF WHAT EMERGES WHEN
CONGRESS FIGHTS UNITEDLY: KHARGE
Shimla (ANI): Con-
gress president Mall-
ikarjun Kharge who
arrived here to attend
the oath-taking cere-
mony of Sukhwinder
Singh Sukhu on Sun-
day has termed it as
the victory people of
Himachal Pradesh.
Sukhu received the
Congress president
and Rajasthan Chief
Minister Ashok Ge-
hlot at Sanjauli heli-
pad. Kharge, on the
occasion, said that the
party’s victory in the
state Assembly polls is
an example of what
happens when the par-
ty fights unitedly
.
“This is a victory
that belongs to the
people of Himachal
Pradesh. This is an ex-
ample of what emerg-
es when the Congress
party fights unitedly,”
he told ANI.
Ashok Gehlot said
that the victory of the
party in the state was
a new beginning for
Congress and the peo-
ple of the state.
WE HAVE
STOPPED BJP:
HP DY CM
Shimla: Newly
elected Himachal
Pradesh Deputy
CM Mukesh
Agnihotri said
that with the win
in assembly elec-
tions in the hill
state, the Con-
gres has stopped
BJP’s ‘rath’. “Ear-
lier people said
Congress will not
come to power
in any state, but
today we have
stopped BJP’s
‘rath’,” Agnihotri
told ANI.

INDIA
06
Kolkata (PTI): The
euphoria surrounding
this year’s FIFA World
Cup has been “unprec-
edented” in football-
mad Kolkata, with
nearly 9,000 fans hav-
ing already travelled to
Qatar to witness the
showpiece event and
many more slated to
arrive in the next few
days, officials said.
The people are still
making queries re-
garding ticket and ac-
commodation availa-
bility and travel pack-
ages for Qatar, days
ahead of the semi-fi-
nals and the final next
week, they said.
“Around 10,000-
12,000 football fans
have travelled to Qatar
from eastern India so
far, including close to
9,000 people from Kol-
kata. People are still
very keen to make it to
the semis and the final,
and we expect at least
another 1,500 Kolka-
tans to visit the Arab
country,” Anil Punja-
bi, eastern region head
of Travel Agents’ Fed-
eration of India
(TAFI), told PTI.
Though the craze for
the business end of the
world cup has died
down to an extent fol-
lowing the exit of gi-
ants such as Brazil and
Portugal, Argentina’s
advance to the semi-fi-
nals is reason enough
for many of Kolkata’s
football enthusiasts to
pack their bags for
Qatar.
“It’s all about Messi
this time as it will be
his last world cup. I
had made up my mind
months ago that if Ar-
gentina progresses to
the semis, I will head
to Qatar. Who knows, I
might actually see
Messi lifting the cov-
eted trophy, which
would be an unreal ex-
perience,” Subham Mi-
tra, a resident of Lake
Gardens, said.
Mitra said he will
depart for Doha (Qatar
capital) in the early
hours of Monday. The
average return fare to
Doha costs around
Rs 55,000-60,000 at
present.
Argentinawilltakeon
Croatia in the first semi-
final on Wednesday
.
9,000 football-crazy Kolkatans in Qatar to watch final
FIFA WORLD CUP
lll
The people are
still making
queries
regarding
ticket and
accommodation
availability
and travel
packages
for Qatar
Vacancies in HCs: Parl panel
expresses its displeasure
New Delhi (PTI): Amid
a standoff between the
govt and the Supreme
CourtCollegiumoverthe
appointment of judges, a
parliamentary panel has
asked the Executive and
the Judiciary to come up
with “out of box think-
ing”todealwiththe“per-
ennial problem” of va-
cancies in high courts.
The department-re-
lated standing commit-
tee on Law and Person-
nel in its report tabled
in Parliament on Thurs-
day said it is not in
agreement with the
comments of the De-
partment of Justice in
the Union Law Ministry
that “time for filling up
of vacancies of judges
in the higher judiciary
cannot be indicated”.
The timeline has been
drawn in the Second
Judges Case and also in
the Memorandum of
Procedure (MOP) re-
gardingtheappointment
of judges, it pointed out.
“But regrettably,
those timelines are not
adhere to by both, the
Judiciary and the Exec-
utive,whichisleadingto
delay in filling up of the
vacancies,” it lamented.
It said as per the data
provided by the govern-
ment, as on December
31,2021,therewerethree
high courts of Telanga-
na, Patna and Delhi
where vacancies were
more than 50 per cent
and 10 HCs where va-
canciesaremorethan40
per cent of their respec-
tivesanctionedstrength.
“These all are large
states, where judge to
population ratio is al-
ready skewed and such
level of vacancies is a
matter of deep con-
cern,” the panel headed
by BJP leader Sushil
Kumar Modi observed.
The govt and the Judi-
ciary
, the committee
noted, “should come up
with some out of box
thinking to deal with
this perennial problem
of vacanciesintheHCs”.
The committee also
saidthatitis“surprised”
to note that the Supreme
Court and the govern-
menthavefailedtoreach
at a consensus on revi-
sion of the MOP for the
appointmentof judgesto
the Supreme Court and
the high courts, though
thesameisunderconsid-
erationof bothfor“about
seven years now”.
Says it’s regrettable that govt, judiciary not adhering to timelines in filling up vacancies
The panel has asked the Executive and Judiciary to come up with “out of box thinking” in the matter.
GOVT’S STAND
On Nov 25, govt asked
the Supreme Court
Collegium to recon-
sider 20 files related to
appointment of high
court judges. The govt
had expressed “strong
reservations” about the
recommended names.
Out of the 20 cases, 11
were fresh cases and
nine were reiterations
made by the collegium.
Mandous weakens over
TN, K’taka and Kerala
Telangana (ANI): The
low-pressure area (rem-
nant of the cyclonic
storm “Mandous” pro-
nouncedas“Man-Dous”)
over north interior Ta-
mil Nadu and adjoining
South Interior Karnata-
ka and north Kerala has
weakened, said India
Meteorological Depart-
ment on Sunday
.
However, the associ-
ated upper-air cyclonic
circulation persists over
the same region and ex-
tends upto the middle
tropospheric level. It is
likely to emerge into the
southeast and adjoining
eastcentralArabianSea
off north Kerala and
Karnataka coasts by De-
cember 12, added the
IMD. Under its influ-
ence, a low-pressure
area will likely form
over the same region
around December 13,
2022. It would move
west-northwestwards
away from the Indian
coast gradually after
that, as per the IMD.
Under its influence,
squally wind speed
reaching 35-45 kmph
gusting to 55 kmph is
likely to prevail over
southeast adjoining
east central Arabian
Sea, along and off Kera-
la and Karnataka coasts
during December 11-12.
Fishermen remove boats at Kasimedu in Chennai, on Sunday.
Kakinada: The Kakinada-
Uppada road has been
closed for the entry of
tourists by the Kakiknada
police. It was reported
that the road had been
completely destroyed due
to strong winds and waves
triggered by cyclone Man-
dous on the Uppada coast
in the Kakinada district.
After inspection, the police
said, “The storm had not
subsided and the beach
road from Kakinada to Up-
pada is wholly destroyed.
The vehicles going from
Kakinada to Uppada were
diverted towards Accham-
peta and the vehicles from
Uppada to Kakinada were
diverted via Pithapuram.”
CYCLONE MANDOUS EFFECT: KAKINADA-
UPPADA ROAD CLOSED FOR TRAFFIC
UP: GOVT SCHOOL
PRINCIPAL BOOKED
FOR STUDENT’S RAPE
Meerut (PTI): The principal
of a govt school here was
booked for allegedly raping
a 17-year-old girl student
after giving her some
intoxicating substance,
police said on Sunday. The
principal had on November
23 taken nine students of
the school to a tour to Vrin-
davan and took two rooms
in a hotel for lodging of the
girl students. Eight stu-
dents stayed in one room,
while in the other room,
the principal allegedly
stayed with the 17-year-old
girl, a Class 11 student.
The complaint was lodged
by the girl’s father.
ITBP RESCUES
INJURED TREKKER
IN U’KHAND’S AULI
Chamoli (ANI): Indo-Tibet-
an Border Police (ITBP) on
Sunday rescued a trekker
who was injured during
Gorson Bugyal trek in Auli.
As per the officials the
trekker is a resident of Delhi
and was reported to have
suffered a leg fracture while
trekking at Gorson Bugyal
(11,500 ft) with a group.
ITBP jawans carried the
injured trekker on a stretch-
er for 5 km and admitted
him to Field Hospital,
Joshimath. “A trekker from
Delhi was rescued by M
SI, ITBP, Auli from Gorson
Bugyal (11,500 ft) to Field
Hospital, Joshimath.
SCHOOL STUDENT IN JK’S BANDIPORA
WRITES 900-PAGE QURAN WITH HANDS
Bandipora (ANI): Setting an example of dedication and
devotion, Arbin Tahir, a high school student from JK’s
Bandipora has written Holy Quran
consisting of 900 pages with her
hands in six months. Arbin is an 11th
class student of Giariyan Jamaat. “I
had a dream to write the Holy Quran by
hand and to fulfil my passion, I started
learning calligraphy. I started to write
the complete Quran and thanks to Al-
lah, I succeeded in this task,” a media
report quoted Arbin as saying.
AK-47 RIFLES, PISTOLS RECOVERED BY
BSF ALONG BORDER IN PUNJAB
New Delhi (PTI): A cache of arms and ammunition,
including two AK-47 assault rifles, was recovered by
Border Security Force (BSF) troops
on Sunday along the India-Pakistan
International Border in Punjab, officials
said. The recovery was made around
12 noon. Two AK-47 rifles and four
magazines apart from two pistols and
four magazines and some cartridges
were recovered by BSF personnel
during checks in the Abohar sector of
Punjab, a senior officer said.
CRUCIAL READ
Tiger kills man,injures 2 in MP;
irate villagers beat veterinarian
Seoni (PTI): A tiger
mauled a man to death
and injured two others
on Sunday, triggering a
violent protest in which
a veterinarian was in-
jured and six govern-
ment vehicles damaged
at a village in Madhya
Pradesh Seoni district.
Veterinarian Akhile-
sh Mishra of Pench Ti-
ger Reserve (PTR) was
rushed to Jabalpur, the
divisionalheadquarters,
for treatment, while two
persons injured in the
tiger attack have been
moved to a hospital.
Police forces were
rushed to Gonde vil-
lage, close to the buffer
area of PTR, where lo-
cals armed with lathis
and iron rods were
ready to attack the big
cat, which they claimed
was lurking around, the
police said.
PTR deputy director
Rajneesh Singh said the
tiger killed Chunnilal
Patle (55) when he was
relieving himself near
the backyard of his
house.
Bomb detection squads inspect blast site
at police station in Punjab’s Tarn Taran
Tarn Taran (ANI):
The team of the Bomb
Detection and Disposal
Squads (BDDS) on Sun-
day arrived to inspect
the Sarhali Kalan po-
lice station in Punjab’s
Tarn Taran, where a
low-intensity blast took
place on Saturday
.
Sarhali police station
SHO Parkash Singh
was removed and Sukh-
bir Singh was appoint-
ed as the new SHO of
the Sarhali Kalan po-
lice station. A low-in-
tensity blast was re-
ported at the Tarn
Taran Police Sanjha
Kendra in Punjab on
Saturday, which the po-
lice said was a Rocket
Propelled Granade
(RPG) attack. It also
said that they have reg-
istered a case under the
Unlawful Activities
(Prevention) Act.
Meanwhile, Station
House Officer (SHO)
Parkash Singh has been
removed from Sarhali
Kalan police station
and was replaced by
Sukhbir Singh.
Following the attack,
the National Investiga-
tion Agency (NIA) offi-
cials arrived at the
Sarhali Kalan police
station in Tarn Taran
on Saturday evening as
the officials had sus-
pected for “terror link”
in the incident.
RPG ATTACK
Punjab DGP Gaurav Yadav briefs media about the incident.
Every Jammu
Kashmir family
to get unique ID
Rampur bypoll:
Mayawati smells
BJP-SP collusion
Jammu (PTI): The
Jammu and Kashmir
administration is plan-
ning to create an au-
thentic database of all
families in the Union
territory with each of
them having a unique
alpha-numeric code —
the objective being easy
selection of eligible
beneficiaries of various
social welfare schemes.
The proposed move to
allot “Family ID” has
been welcomed by the
BJP but panned by oth-
er parties which raised
concerns over personal
data safety
.
Lucknow (PTI): Bahu-
jan Samaj Party (BSP)
chief Mayawati on Sun-
day attributed the de-
feat of the Samajwadi
Party in the recent
Rampur bypoll to
“planned low voting”,
wondering whether
there was a collusion
between the SP and the
BJP. The BJP for the
first time won from SP
leader Azam Khan’s
bastion Rampur, which
he represented before
he was disqualified af-
ter his conviction in a
hate speech case.
—PIC FOR REPRESENTATIONAL PURPOSE ONLY
Dr Singh attends‘Divyang
Parivar Maha-Samelan’
at Kathua district in JK
First India Bureau
Kathua: Union Minis-
ter of State Dr Jitendra
Singh said on Sunday
that PM Narendra Modi
led govt is dedicated to
those who were left out
of mainstream by the
previous governments.
The Union Minister
said this during ‘Divy-
ang Parivar Maha-
Samelan’ organised at
Kathua in Jammu and
Kashmir at the initia-
tive of a social organi-
zation SAKSHAM.
Dr Singh said that
from the day PM Naren-
dra Modi took oath as
the Prime Minister, cer-
tain drastic steps were
taken by him for the
welfare of Divyangs. Be
that the fee remission
for Divyangs in Civil
Services Examination,
two choices of home
cadre for Divyangs qual-
ifying civil services ex-
amination, increase in
reservation for Divy-
angs from 3 percent to 4
percent, increase in the
Divyang pension etc,
every other step has
been taken by this gov-
ernment for the welfare
of Divyangs, he added.
For the welfare of Di-
vyangs, Dr Singh said
that 15000 posts meant
forDivyangswhichwere
earlier not filled were
filled under a special
drivebythegovernment
which was only possible
under PM Narendra
Modi who suggested
that the term ‘Divyang’
(Divine Body) instead of
‘Viklang’beusedforper-
sons with disability
.
The MoS said that for
making India reach the
top leaving behind eve-
ry other developed na-
tion in terms of devel-
opment in coming
years, the Divyangs
cannot be left out.
A man riding a two-wheeler passes by the poster Lionel Messi
during the ongoing FIFA World Cup 2022, on outskirts of Kolkata.
MoS Dr Jitendra Singh interacts with people during the event.

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Shiv Praksh Purohit
Jodhpur: The founda-
tion stone laying cere-
mony of the new build-
ing of Rajasthan Legal
Council in Rajasthan
High Court, Jodhpur
was held on Sunday.
Along with this, the in-
auguration ceremony
of Bar Council’s digiti-
zation Phase-I was also
organized. The building
was inaugurated by the
Chief Justice of Ra-
jasthan High Court Jus-
tice Pankaj Mithal.
SC judge Justice
Dinesh Maheshwari
also virtually present.
Administrative Judge
of Rajasthan HC, Jus-
tice Sandeep Mehta,
Chairman of Bar Coun-
cil of India Manan Ku-
mar Mishra, Co- Chair-
man Suresh Chandra
Shrimali, Advocate
General MS Singhvi,
Rajasthan HC Advo-
cates Association Presi-
dent Nathu Singh
Rathore and others
were also present dur-
ing the program.
Raj Legal Council building inaugurated
FIRST TIME IN COUNTRY

CJ of Raj HC,
Justice Pankaj
Mitthal said
Rajasthan Bar
Council is the
only Bar Council
in country which
will have its own
building in
Court premises
Facing shortage of judges, HC likely to
get nine more taking the number to 35
Kamal Kant Vyas
Jaipur: The Rajasthan
High Court is currently
facing a shortage of
judges. At present, only
26 judges are working
on the 50 sanctioned
posts of judges in the
High Court.
Justice Manoj Kumar
Vyas retired in Febru-
ary, 2022. Chief Justice
Akil Kureshi retired in
March, Justice Deven-
dra Kachhawa in July,
Chief Justice SS Shinde
in August, Justice
Rameshwar Vyas re-
tired in Sep Justice
Prakash Gupta in Nov.
In this year, 6 judges
have retired from HC
and this year only two
judges Justice Shubha
Mehta and Justice Kul-
deep Mathur have been
appointed by Central
Government.
Justice Shubha Me-
hta has become judge
from judicial quota,
Justice Kuldeep Ma-
thur from advocate
quota. After the ap-
pointment of Justice
Shubha Mehta and
Justice Kuldeep Ma-
thur in June, no name
has been approved by
Centre yet. Now HC is
likely to get 9 judges
soon with which num-
ber of judges in HC
will rise to 35.
There will also be a
possibility of rapid de-
cline in pendency of the
High Court. 26 judges,
including Chief Justice
Pankaj Mithal, are
working in HC.
Mukesh Mathrani
Barmer: Barmer police
on Sunday claimed to
arrested two accused in
deaf mute dalit wom-
an gang raped in case.
Police claimed both ac-
cused are local run-
ning a private college in
nearby location.
Policefurtherclaimed
that prime accused was
already aware about vic-
tim’s disability
.
Deepak Bhargav, SP
in Barmer on Sunday
claimed to solve the
blind case. It mentioned
that some unknown ac-
cused have raped a deaf
mute dalit girl when
she was grazing cattle.
Itisinformedthatone
of accused is running a
college in nearby loca-
tion where victim was
residing with her family
another accused
Bhajanlal was working
with him. According to
police accused was al-
ready aware about vic-
tim’s disability
.
First India Bureau
Udaipur: Two youths
on a speeding bike were
killed on the Udaipur-
Banswara Mega High-
way in Udaipur district
while trying to overtake
a truck. The two youth,
uncle and nephew by
relation were going to-
wards their home in
Dhol ki Pati area near
Dakan Kotda toll plaza.
While trying to over-
take a truck, the bike
lost balance and collid-
ed with a Bolero coming
from the opposite direc-
tion.
Youths fell on road
and crushed under
wheels of a dumper
coming from behind.
After getting infor-
mation, Savina police
station officer Dalpat
Singh and his team
reached spot and took
deceased to mortuary.
Both deceased were
residents of Amarpura
Gram Panchayat. Two
have been identified as
Banshilal, 30 and
Prakash, 17.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Hearing will be
held according to the
new roster in Jaipur HC
bench from today. CJ
Pankaj Mithal will hear
cases. Nine single
benches three bench-
es have been formed in
new roster.
CJ Pankaj Mithal and
Justice Shubha Mehta
will hear in first bench.
Justice MM Srivastava
and Justice Chandraku-
mar Songara will hear
in second bench. Jus-
tice Pankaj Bhandari
and Justice Birendra
Kumar will hear in the
third bench. Justice
Ashok Kumar Gaur,
Justice Indrajit Singh,
Justice NS Dhaddha,
Justice Mahendra Ku-
mar Goel, Justice
Sudesh Bansal, Justice
Anupkumar Dhand,
Justice Vinod Kumar
Bharwani, Justice
Umashankar Vyas, Jus-
tice Sameer Jain will
hear in a single bench.
CJ Pankaj Mithal
Justice Shubha Mehta
will hear in first bench.
Matters related to PIL,
civil writ petitions, mat-
ters from 2021 onwards,
custom appeals among
other matters.
Safari
Jhalana
Tourists throng Jhalana Leopard Safari Park, Jaipur to have a glimpse of wild
animals like nilgai, deer, desert fox leopards. The park is brimming with tourists
and jeeps are full. Tourists are enjoying sighting of birds of rare species that include
northern goshawk, owl among others. —PHOTOS BY SANTOSH SHARMA
Two held in deaf and mute
Dalit woman gangrape case
Jpr bench to hear cases
according to new roster
Police claimed
main accused
was aware about
victim’s disability
Accused in police custody.
CJ Pankaj Mithal inaugurating Bar
Council’s digitization Phase-I. Also
seen other judges (inset) CJ laying
foundation stone of new building.
Uncle, nephew killed
while overtaking truck
Nupur Bhati is the
wife of sitting Jus-
tice Pushpendra Singh
Bhati in the Rajasthan
High Court. This will
be the second coinci-
dence in the history of
Rajasthan High Court
when a couple will be
working together in the
High Court.
Rajendra P Soni,
Ashok Kumar
Jain, Yogendra Kumar
Purohit, Bhuvan Goyal,
Praveer Bhatnagar,
Ashutosh Kumar, Anil K
Upman and Nupur Bhati
have been recommend-
ed. Transfer of Acting
CJ of Madras HC T. Raja
is also recommended.
Barmer: A tractor driver was
charred to death in Balotra
town of Barmer district on
Sunday after the tractor
collided head-on with a
trailer. Police informed the
deceased has been identified
as Dalaram Prajapat alias
Hemaram, a resident of
Rabariyon Ka Taka in Balotra
town. “The incident occurred
on Sunday evening on Pach-
padra-Balotra Bypass when a
trailer filled with tiles collided
head-on with a tractor filled
with sacks of cement. The
collision was so strong that
the trailer overturned and
caught fire, while the tractor
driver was buried under the
debris of trailer,” police said.
2ND
COUPLE TO
WORK TOGETHER
NAMES IN THE
JUDGES’ RACE
DRIVER CHARRED
TO DEATH

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which makes us unique and the world
such an incredibly interesting place, it
is a privilege. Let’s celebrate it.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
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Kamal Kant Vyas
Jaipur: Lok Sabha
speaker Om Birla on
Sunday highlighted the
contribution of Bhim-
rao Ambedkar in the
making of constitution
and upliftment of soci-
ety during “Samvidhan
Katha” programme at
youth hostel here.
State President of
Bhartiya Janata Party
Satish Poonia, Jaipur
MP Ramcharan Bohra
and MLA Ashok Laho-
ty also attended the
programme organized
by Dr BR Ambedkar
Jayanti Celebrations
Committee.
Buddha prayer was
also recited in the pro-
gramme during which
thousands of women
participants raised slo-
gans of Jai Bhim.
He said that in the 75-
year long journey of
democracy, a lot of
rights were given to
women and they
reached a very high
level. “‘Baba Saheb
gave rights to women
before independence
and he raised voice for
their health.
Today women of In-
dia are leading in all
fields,” he said, adding
that the Prime Minis-
ter did the work of set-
ting a new direction for
women-led develop-
ment. BJP state presi-
dent Satish Poonia said
that India is a country
of traditions and diver-
sities.
He said there was a
time when people used
to say that India is a
country of supersti-
tions but today Indian
people dominate the
whole world.
After the pro-
gramme, Birla left
Youth Hostel for Galta
Gate Jain temple to at-
tend another pro-
gramme. He left for
Delhi in an Indigo
flight at 2.20 pm.
LS Speaker Om Birla highlights Ambedkar’s contribution
SAMVIDHAN KATHA
Shivendra Parmar
Shimla: As Sukhvinder
Singh Sukhu was on
Sunday sworn in as the
15th Chief Minister of
Himachal Pradesh, CM
Ashok Gehlot who at-
tended the ceremony
said that it is a new be-
ginning in Himachal
Pradesh. He told the me-
dia that in the Assembly
elections, the party got
advantage of Old Pen-
sion Scheme, which has
been revived in Ra-
jasthan.
The ceremony here
was attended by senior
party leaders including
Rahul Gandhi and Pri-
yanka Gandhi.
CM Gehlot said that
Rahul Gandhi’s ideas
are being carried for-
ward in the country
. Ge-
hlot said that Priyanka
Gandhi herself did a
great job in Himachal
Pradesh while Bhupesh
Baghel and Sachin Pilot
also campaigned in
Himachal elections. The
Congress leader said
that Rahul Gandhi’s
Bharat Jodo Yatra is get-
ting tremendous sup-
port in the country
.
Ontheotherhand,the
newly sworn in chief
minister of Himachal
Pradeshtouchedthefeet
of Ashok Gehlot. Sukhu
received Gehlot at the
airport and touched his
feet.Gehlotalsocongrat-
ulated him for the new
responsibility
.
CM GEHLOT ATTENDS SWEARING-IN CEREMONY AT SHIMLA
PARTY GOT ADVANTAGE OF OLD
PENSION SCHEME FORMULA: CM
n Newly sworn in Himachal Pradesh CM
Sukhu touches Gehlot’s feet at airport
n CM Gehlot said that Rahul’s ideas are
being carried forward in the country
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge, party General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, party leader Rahul Gandhi Himachal Pradesh
Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar, party State Chief Pratibha Singh and Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot during the oath-taking
ceremony of Himachal Pradesh CM-designate Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu, in Shimla on Sunday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Shimla: Former Deputy
CM Sachin Pilot attended
the swearing-in ceremony
of HP CM Sukhvinder
Singh Sukhu on Sunday.
Speaking to the media
after the swearing-in
ceremony, Pilot said that
the people of Himachal
Pradesh have won. “There
will be a new beginning
in Himachal. We are all
happy. There is enthusi-
asm among the workers.
The impression that was
being created that BJP
cannot be defeated in
North India, that notion
has been put to rest,” he
said. Pilot said that they
contested the election with
great enthusiasm. “Our
government will fulfill all
the promises made. The
party has given a chance
to a grassroots worker to
become the CM. He did a
very good job as the State
president. I hope it will
prove to be very beneficial
in development,” he said.
A new beginning in HP,says Pilot
This is not an attempt but a
reality,weareone,saysJairam
Ramesh on CM Gehlot Pilot
Bhanwar S Charan
Kota: Congress leader
in Lok Sabha and Con-
gress MP from West
Bengal Adhir Ranjan
Chowdhury visited
Kota to review the infra-
structure and tourism
development works in
the city. He toured the
city on Sunday to take
stock of the develop-
ment work. Chowdhary
was so impressed with
the development work
that while talking with
District President
Ravindra Tyagi and lo-
cal councillors, he said
that UDH Min Shanti
Dhariwal is the ‘Found-
ing Father of Modern
Kota’. Chowdhary vis-
ited Kota during the
spare time he got from
Bharat Jodo Yatra. The
video of him praising
Dhariwal is popular on
social media.
ADHIR RANJAN CHOWDHURY HAILS DHARIWAL
AS ‘FOUNDING FATHER OF MODERN KOTA’
Ziauddin Khan
Bundi:BeforeBundi’s
Kapren, CM Gehlot
and Pilot reached
Jaipur in the same
helicopter. In the char-
ter plane from Jaipur,
both went to Delhi and
then to Shimla togeth-
er. During the lunch
break of the Yatra,
Jairam Ramesh
claimed that the politi-
cal ceasefire between
theGehlot-Pilotcamps
would continue. On
the question of link-
ing Pilot and Gehlot’s
going to Shimla in the
same plane after a
year with the effort of
unity
, Jairam Ramesh
said that this is not an
attempt but a reality
.
“We are one,” he said.
Ramesh said that
Bharat Jodo Yatra has
brought a new atmos-
phere. “In MP, RaGa
had said that both
leaders are our assets.
Gehlot is an experi-
enced, senior leader,
and has held big posi-
tions in govt and or-
ganization. Pilot is a
young and energetic
leader. The organiza-
tion needs both,” he
said.
FOR THE CAUSE OF MAN’S BEST FRIEND!
Jaipur police commissioner Anand Shrivastava speaking during the talk show ‘If Dog Could Talk’ on Sunday in Jaipur in the
presence of Dr Jagdeesh Chandra. RJ Kartik, Sachin Saini, Suresh Choudhary, Viren Sharma, Palak Nandi, and Lokendra
Kachhawa are also seen. For picturesque coverage of the event turn to Page 12. —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
Sawai Madhopur
(FBI): Sonia Gandhi left
for New Delhi from Ran-
thambore in Sawai Mad-
hopur on Sunday while
Priyanka Gandhi joined
the Bharat Jodo Yatra in
Bundi along with Rahul
Gandhi, who returned
fromHimachalPradesh.
Sonia Gandhi reached
Chakchainpura airstrip
from hotel Sherbagh in
Ranthambore. She then
left for New Delhi in a
charter plane.
Sonia leaves for
New Delhi, PGV
joins BJY in Bundi
BHARAT JODO YATRA
Ramesh while refer-
ring to MGNREGA,
said, it gave relief to
several lakh people in
the two to three Covid-
hit years , but the
scheme was criticised
by some people,
including Prime Min-
ister Narendra Modi.
Ramesh congratulated
CM Gehlot for imple-
menting Indira Gandhi
Urban Employment
Guarantee scheme to
eradicate unemploy-
ment in urban areas.
“Economic disparities
are increasing among
states, between poor
and rich, and the
middle class is sup-
pressed,” he said.
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EMPLOYMENT
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❍ HIGHLIGHTS FROM RAJ’S 7TH
DAY
Jaipur: 5000 Congress workers and leaders from Jaipur
will participate in Bharat Jodo Yatra. A meeting of Con-
gress Jaipur district was held in this regard at PCC office
which was chaired by food and civil supplies minister
Pratap Singh Khachariyawas. The workers from Jaipur
district will join the yatra in Dausa on 18 December. A large
number of workers and office bearers including MLA Gan-
ga Devi, treasurer Sitaram Agrawal, Jaipur Heritage Mayor
Munesh Gurjar and other leaders attended the meeting. In
the meeting, leaders of each assembly constituency have
been given a target of bringing 650 workers.
Another film under the
BJY’s “Kyun Na Jude”
campaign was released
on Sunday. Congress MP
and party’s communica-
tions in-charge Jairam
Ramesh released the film,
showing unemployment
figures. In the film, an
engineering student tells
that according to the re-
port of NSSO, the govt’s
own agency, unemploy-
ment is the highest in
45 years at 6.1%. As per
EMI’s data, 42 percent
youth in the country are
unemployed and accord-
ing to the World Bank,
India is number one in
unemployment with an
unemployment rate of
28.3 percent.
Model and actress Digangana Suryavanshi and actor Siddharth
Tamboli also accompanied Rahul Gandhi on the seventh day of
Bharat Jodo Yatra in Bundi on Sunday. Digangana and Tamboli
walked from the river bridge to Lakheri.
Dharmendra Rathore
also joined from Laban to
Lakheri on Sunday.
Om Birla Satish Poonia peroforming rituals at Galta Gate Jain
Temple on Sunday. —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
Om Birla addressing the gathering during “Samvidhan Katha” at Youth
Hostel. —PHOTO BY MUKESH KIRADOO
Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury Shanti Dhariwal
lll
Baba Saheb
gave rights to
women before
Independence
and he raised
voice for their
health, today
they are leading
in all fields, says
Om Birla
z Priyanka Gandhi and Robert Vadra also walked during
the second phase on Sunday evening.
z Rahul spoke to the farmers on electricity and water in
Dehikheda village of Bundi.
z Rahul Gandhi rode on a bullock cart on Sunday. In
1952, ‘a pair of bullocks’ was Congress’ symobl.
z RaGawitnessed the Kabaddi match of Jalore team at
Arnetha. CM Gehlot also accompanied him.

MATHURADAS MATHUR EXHIBITION POLO CUP WAS PLAYED AT THE MAHARAJA GAJ SINGH SPORTS FOUNDATION POLO GROUND JODHPUR ON SUNDAY,
DECEMBER 11, WHERE TEAM BHARAT 24 EMERGED AS THE WINNERS. CITY FIRST BRINGS TO YOU GLIMPSES OF THE BREATHTAKING MATCH!
eeply embed-
ded in the fab-
ric of the Sun
City
, the mag-
n i f i c e n t
ground titled
the Maharaja
Gaj Singh Sports
Foundation Polo
Ground witnessed the
polo match, ‘’Ma-
thuradas Mathur Ex-
hibition Polo Cup’ on
Sunday
. The momen-
tous match ushered in
the prestigious 23rd
Jodhpur Polo Season.
Maharaja Gaj Sin-
gh of the erstwhile
royal family of Jodh-
pur graced the occa-
sion as the Chief
Guest while Kashif
Khan, Managing Di-
rector of Fashion TV
was also present as
the special guest.
The grand Ma-
thuradas Mathur
Exhibition Polo Cup
was played be-
tween the teams of
Bharat 24 and Su-
hana. During the
match, Veteran
Polo Nikhalendra
Singh, Bhavani Kal-
vi, Jaisal Singh and
Sylvester played from
Team Bharat 24. On
the other
hand, Dhruvpal
Godara, Dhananjay
Singh, Savir Godara
and Shamshir Ali en-
tered the fray from
Team Suhana.
The match was or-
ganised by Vishaal
Mathur, Grandson of
the Late Mathuradas
Mathur, Jodhpur. The
match was witnessed
by Page 3 personali-
ties including the
BrandAmbassadorof
this exhibition match
Rishee Miglani, mem-
bers of royal families
etc. It is noteworthy to
mentionthat,theteam
of the national news
channel Bharat 24 has
entered a polo match
for the first time and
with this the excite-
ment of watching the
Bharat 24 team play
wasdifferent.FirstIn-
dia has made its own
identity in Rajasthan
and when it comes to
news. Rajasthan’s
number one
channel is First
India, with the
help of which
lakhs of
people witnessed this
match on their televi-
sion. Bharat 24 and
First India aim to cap-
ture the news of every
field including poli-
tics, social, entertain-
mentandsportsforits
audience. The match
waswonbyBharat24,
wheretheteamscored
9 goals against the Su-
hana team which set-
tled for 5 goals. After
the match, a royal din-
ner party was also or-
ganised by Vishal Ma-
thuratthegrandMeh-
rangarh Fort.
KAVITA CHAUHAN
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
D
GAME OF ELEGANCE
STYLE!
My congratulations
to Team Bharat24 for
winning the Exhibition
Match at the Mathura-
das Mathur Memorial
Polo Cup on Sunday at
Jodhpur. Best wishes
to Team Suhana also
played extremely well,
resulting in an interest-
ing match. We are com-
mitted to the promotion
of sports at all levels
and encouraging one
and all to a fit and
healthy lifestyle. My
compliments to Vishaal
Mathur for this initiative
as part of the Jodhpur
Polo Season 2022.
—DR JAGDEESH
CHANDRA,
CEO Editor in
Chief- Bharat24
and First India.
CMD- First India News
JAIPUR | MONDAY,
DECEMBER 12, 2022
www.firstindia.co.in I https://firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur I twitter.com/
thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia 09
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ALEKSANDAR
ALEX ILIC?
P-11
Ritu Kuchal, Mandakini and Aaradhana
Vishaal, Angelene and Praveen
Gaj Singh,Vishaal Mathur, Rishee Miglani, Kavita Chauhan and Team of Bharat24 namely Bhanwar
Nikhlendra Singh, Jaisal Singh, Bhawani Singh Kalvi, Slyster Donavan and Jangjeet with winning trophy
The gorgeous spectators during the match
—PHOTOS BY SUNIL SHARMA
Kashiff Khan and Rukmani Singh Gaj Singh and Vishaal Mathur

SAVVY RAI, MODEL
LEO
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
Wrong decisions may prove
heavy on your finances. A
family youngster may
become a pillar of strength
for you. Chance of going on a
vacation with family is indicated and
will be lots of fun.A most wonderful
time can be expected in the company
of lover.
LIBRA
SEPT 24 - OCTOBER 22
You are likely to find the
day most auspicious. Your
knowledge about your line
of work will be roundly
appreciated and get you the thumbs
up from higher ups. Friends and
family may get together to give you a
surprise. Business travel may leave
little time for romance.
ARIES
MAR 21 - APR 20
Driving down with lover to
a happening place is
indicated today. A
vacation you only
dreamed about is likely to become a
reality soon . Healthy eating will
help prevent digestive ailments.
Money will be no constraint in
buying what you like.
SAGITTARIUS
NOV 23 - DEC 22
Your stars favour a bright
beautiful day . A setback you
have recently experienced
can make you come out
stronger. Tax advisor will be a big help
in saving taxes, so don’t hesitate to
contact one.It is difficult for the
relationship of friends turned lovers to
fall apart, so relax.
GEMINI
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
Try what you may, making
your mark in a totally
different field will be
difficult. Some of you will
fight an infection successfully. Helpful
nature of a relative is likely to ease
your job. Some of you may undertake
an overseas journey. Good returns are
foreseen from a rented property.
AQUARIUS
JAN 21 - FEB 19
Keep on doing whatever you
are doing to remain healthy.
Some of you will have to
curb your splurging ways.
Family life will cruise along smoothly
with much love and bonhomie. Don’t
speed up on the road. Chance of
moving to a new location on transfer is
likely for some.
TAURUS
APR 21 - MAY 20
Something you have
implemented at work is
likely to profit the company
and get you noticed. You
are likely to celebrate the
achievement of a family youngster in
a grand way. Shifting into your very
own house may soon become a
reality.
CAPRICORN
DEC 23 - JAN 20
Previous investments likely
to give you good returns.
Some of you may decide to
follow in the footsteps of
celebrities and visit the very same
exotic destination that they had been
to.No amount of excuses will dispel
lover’s suspicions about your tenden-
cy to stray the path.
VIRGO
AUG 24 - SEP 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.
You will feel happy today.
CANCER
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
Good earning opportunities
come to you. Help from
co-workers in a time
consuming task will be
forthcoming on the work front.
Support of family will encourage you
to take up a challenge. Socially, your
presence will be much looked
forward to.
PISCES
FEB20 - MARCH 20
Visiting a mall or watching
a movie with family is likely
to be the highlight of the
day for some. You may
enjoy travelling to a tourist
destination recommended by your
friends. Reignite the flickering
romance in your life by spending
more time together.
SCORPIO
OCT 23 - NOVEMBER 22
You will derive great
benefit from an exercise
routine that you keenly
follow. Extra workload is
foreseen at work, but nothing that
you cannot handle within office
hours. Taking the family on a trip
seems impossible today due to your
professional commitments.
YOUR
DAY
Horoscope by
Saurabbh Sachdeva
10
ETC
OUR HAPPINESS: HEALTHY
SOUL IN A HEALTHY BODY!
The rational and philosophical views of religions prescribe. certain directions for keeping the soul fit and
healthy. That is why there is a popular saying “A sound mind in a sound body! This denotes that a wise man
always cares for the body as well as the soul to keep them happy and healthy. The standard directions in
both cases are not contradictory but complementary to each other.”
e start our dis-
cussion by quot-
ing the great An-
cient Philoso-
pher PLATO-
“If the head and
the body are to
be well, you must begin by
curing the soul.” On the
other hand, Lord Ma-
haveera stressed the same
by saying - “The body is the
boat and the soul is the
sailor and the worldly ex-
istence is the Ocean.”
We as ordinary human
beings care for the health
of our bodies alone. But as
a man, we are not bodies
alone. We have embodied
souls. This stresses that
the health of the soul is no
less important than that of
the body. From one anoth-
er angle - we see that on a
man’s death the embodied
soul leaves the body and
the body is disposed of or
consigned to fire or to
earth as per the practice of
that community
.
The general belief is
that the soul travels to an-
other body giving birth to
someone. This soul goes
with good bad deeds as
the case may be. The Jain
philosophy believes that
the soul passes into anoth-
er body as per its noble or
wrong deeds called Pap
and Punya.
Here we may stress upon
the health of the Soul
which is eternal by nature
and never dies be more im-
portant than that of the
health of the body which is
ultimately perishable after
death. Present days medi-
cal science prescribes a
number of directions for
the health and betterment
of our body and is more or
less silent regarding the
health of the soul. The
rational and philosophical
views of religions pre-
scribe certain directions
for keeping the soul fit and
healthy. That is why there
is a popular saying “A
sound mind in a sound
body”. This denotes that a
wise man always cares for
the body as well as the soul
to keep them happy and
healthy. The standard di-
rections in both cases are
not contradictory but com-
plementary to each other.
HOW TO MAINTAIN THE
HEALTH OF THE SOUL?
There are a number of
philosophies given by dif-
ferent religions. The popu-
lar Indian view is - the
Almighty God is omni-
present and omnipotent
and is constantly and reg-
ularly watching our day-
to-day activities to decide
reward and/or punish-
ment for us as per our
good/bad doings.
The Jain philosophy is
different. It is based on the
theory of “Karma”. It
states - our own Karma is
the only basis of rewards
punishments. If we care-
fully and sincerely per-
form our duties in life - no
power on earth can harm
us vice-versa no power
can save us from logical
punishment. Jains don’t
believe in the existence of
God or the Almighty. The
basic thought is that our
soul, by good deeds, can
become super-soul. There-
fore for keeping our souls
happy and healthy we
must always do good deeds
and must remain totally
away from bad doings.
LORD MAHAVEERA’S
ECONOMICS OF LIFE:
In the modern world
‘Artha’ is the central
factor around which
the whole economy
revolves as
the earth moves around
the sun. In modern eco-
nomics ‘Artha’ has become
a symbol of a good, happy
and prosperous life. This
has developed two distinct
sections in our society -(i)
of Haves (il) of Have -
nots. This imbalance has
resulted in negatively af-
fecting mental peace, mu-
tual cooperation, oneness
and social equality etc.
This sort of ill conse-
quence is being called
‘Capitalism’ which is the
main cause of disturbed
happiness of our soul,
mind body. Lord Ma-
haveera provides us with a
clear guideline for the eco-
nomics of life. This is in
brief: Desires of man are
constantly growing and
can never be fully satis-
fied. Therefore, most of
man’s mental and physi-
cal tantrums are the re-
sult of this dissatisfac-
tion. The ultimate rem-
edy lies in exercising due
control over these desires
by salvation and control
over one’s mind. Most of
the social problems like
looting, murder,
rape, terror
etc. are the results of this
inner frustration.
Again Lord Mahaveera
propounded -”Live and Let
Live.” Every human being
should learn to live in
peace and must not dis-
turb the peace of others by
his own direct or indirect
behaviour. Lord Ma-
haveera was in favour of
an equitable social order
free from exploitation. Ex-
ploitation is no less than
violence. We the so-called
learned people must learn
to be the master of our life
events and not their slaves.
Here are the following
lines of renowned Hindi
poet Jaishankar Prasad
from his famous book
Kamavani be our guide
-Lord Mahaveera’s below-
mentioned sermons are of
utmost importance:-
The noble and enlight-
ened soul feels no terror
even at the time of death.
Truth is the only eternal
reality; it is as high as Ev-
erest as deep as the
ocean.
Be always friendly
helpful to all living beings.
One who succeeds in
conquering his soul con-
quers all.
A pious soul always expe-
riences pleasure in forget-
ting or forgiving.
No question of perfect
salvation till you don’t suf-
fer fully for your previous
“Karmas”. True religion
resides in a holy soul.
The sinner goes to hell
beyond doubt.
Move yourself out from
mental slavery to keep
your soul happy and
healthy
.
Ahimsa, Anekant and
Aparigraha are the basics
for our behaviour.
DR IM KHICHA
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
W
A resident of Beawar
the author after
retiring
(A from the education
department of
Rajasthan has been
engaged in spreading
positivity in society
through his writings.

IS DISHA DATING
ALEKSANDAR ALEX ILIC?
ETC
JAIPUR, MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2022
11
isha Patani has been in the
news of late for her alleged
breakup with Tiger Shroff. Al-
though they never made their
relationship official, their fre-
quent hangouts, vacations, and
social media PDA spoke vol-
umes about their love affair. The news
came as a shock to Disha and
Tiger's fans. Amid this,
it has been report-
ed that
the Baaghi 2 actress has found love again
and is dating Aleksandar Alex Ilic.
Reportedly
, Aleksandar Alex Ilic is Di-
sha's close friend. Now, reacting to the
dating rumours, in a recent interview, he
said that he met the actress during his
initial days in Mumbai. They were even
flatmates in 2015 and at that time, she was
also with the same agency. Aleksandar
said eventually
, they started working out
together and having lunches and din-
ners together. Spent a lot of time
in the house together. We became
close friends,” he said.
D
2
022 has been a special year for
Shehnaaz Gill fans. This year, the
popularTVactorinformedherfansthat
she will soon mark her Bollywood debut
inSalmanKhanstarrerKisiKaBhaiKisiKiJaan
which is slated to hit the theatres next year. In a
recent development, Shehnaaz grabbed headlines
after she starred in the song ‘Ghani Sayani’
alongside popular rapper MC Square.
The promo of the upcoming Week-
end Ka Vaar episode is going viral
on social media at the moment. In
the video, Shehnaaz Gill, popu-
larly known as ‘Punjab Ki Katrina
Kaif’ can be seen dancing along-
side megastar Salman Khan on
the song Dil Diyan Gallan. Later,
she can be seen giving him a warm
hug on stage and calling him
‘bhaijaan’.
On the work front, Shehnaaz is
nowadays hosting Desi Vibes With
Shehnaaz Gill— a chat show hosted
by Shehnaaz herself.
S
i n g e r
Becky
G took
to Ins-
tagramandshared
an update about a
new chapter of her
life. She announced
her engagement with
her Sebastian Lletget
on Friday, December 9.
She posted some
dreamy pictures
from their propos-
al destination. The
couple was seen
twinning in black
leather jackets in
the clicks.
Becky G took to Ins-
tagram and shared a
joint post with beau Se-
bastian Lletget to con-
firm their engagement
news.Thesingershared
three pictures and cap-
tioned, “Our spot forev-
er.”Inthefirstpictureit
can be seen Sebastian
Lletget down on one
kneeandproposing,the
second click sees both
of them hugging each
other tightly and in the
last one, Becky G is
flaunting her beautiful
oval-shaped diamond
ring with a big smile.
T
aylor Swift left everyone
impressed after directing
the All Too Well short film
set to her 10-minute track
by the same name from her al-
bum, Red (Taylor's Version). The
short film starring Sadie Sink and
Dylan O'Brien won several awards
in the long-form video category
and following the success of the
same, Swift is now eyeing to take
on the task of directing a full-
fledged feature film.
Taylor Swift will be making her
feature directorial debut with
Searchlight Pictures. The singer
has written an original script,
which will be produced by a studio
that has previously backed Oscar-
winning projects. Details about
the plot and casting of the film are
yet unknown. Searchlight presi-
dents David Greenbaum and
Matthew Greenfield spoke in
a recent interview about col-
laborating with Taylor and
said, Taylor is a once-in-a-
generation artist. It is a genu-
ine joy and privilege to col-
laborate with her as she
embarks on this
exciting and
new creative
journey.
TAYLOR TO DIRECT
A FEATURE FILM
‘Sunday
mornings’
Singer Becky G
gets engaged!
A
lia Bhatt is
undoubtedly
one of the
most talent-
ed actresses we have
in Bollywood. Cur-
rently, the actress is
enjoying the role of
a new mom after she
welcomed a baby
girl on November 6,
2022, with her hus-
band-actor Ranbir
Kapoor. They named
her Raha. Ever since
Alia has been enjoy-
ing her maternity
break and the ac-
tress often treats
fans with a glimpse
on her social media
handle. Just a while
back, the Gangubai
Kathiawadi actress
took to her Insta-
gram handle and
shared new
selfies.
In her
caption,
the ac-
t r e s s
wrote: sun-
day mornings
are for find-
ing some
great light
a i m l e s s l y
conducting a
photo shoot
in my bath-
room. hap-
py sun-
day
.
SHEHNAAZ
dances with Salman
Disha Patani
Aleksandar’s post...
Shehnaaz Gill
Shehnaaz and Salman during the show
Becky G
Her post...
Taylor Swift
Alia Bhatt
Her post...

12
JAIPUR, MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2022
CITY BUZZ
GET VACCINATED
STAY MASKED
CITY FIRST
he country’s
first dog talk
show titled ‘If
DogCouldTalk’
was organised
at Swai Jai Sin-
gh Highway
,
Bani Park, Jaipur on
Sunday
. The talk com-
menced for the dog lov-
ers,wheretheydiscussed
many issues related to
stray and pet dogs.
Jagdeesh Chandra
and Police Commis-
sioner Anand Srivasta-
va graced the occasion
as key speakers during
the talk show.
RJ Karthik, Palak
Nandi- Bureau Chief of
Times of India, Sachin
Saini-Bureau Chief of
Hindustan Times, Lo-
kendra Kachhawa - Sen-
ior High Court Advocate
and Suresh Choudhary-
Congress spokesperson
were also present. The
host and moderator of
thetalkshowwereViren
Sharma,thefounderand
secretary of the NGO
Pause working for dogs.
During the talk, Jag-
dish Chandra said that
a platform should be
created to solve all the
issues related to dogs,
in which all their
problems would be
solved. He appreci-
ated the work done
by NGO Pause.
Police Commissioner
Anand Srivastava said
that the police are
with dog lovers in
every way
. You feed
the dogs, the police
do not take any ac-
tion on this. If someone
does cruelty to dogs,
then only on him. Will
take strict action. Shar-
ing his experience with
the dog, he said that I
have a breed and an in-
die dog. There is no dif-
ference between the
two. Both love us equal-
ly. I believe everyone
should add an Indie Dog
to their family
.
During the occasion,
dog lovers shared expe-
riences and challenges
of dogs as a crucial
part of society.
CITY FIRST
M
odels Popup
F a s h i o n
Show was or-
ganised at
Bodhitri Fashion Store
located on JLN Road in
the capital Jaipur on
Sunday. In which the
latest and trendy brid-
al and ethnic wear
range of this store was
showcased by the pro-
fessional models of the
city. Along with this,
the models highlighted
exclusive Bikaneri Ja-
dau Kundan Bridal
Jewellery by Raghu-
vanshi Jewels and
Bridal Wear through a
photo session. TV ac-
tress Kanchi Singh
first inaugurated the
studio and then got the
photo session done in
her own signature
style. On this occasion,
store owners Shubha
Gupta and Siddhi Gup-
ta told that this is a
multi-designer store
where trending and
latest fashion is avail-
able under one roof.
Which includes Bridal
Collection, Ethnic
Wear, Jewellery, Bags,
Shoes etc.
IF DOG COULD TALK
—PHOTOS
BY
SANTOSH
SHARMA
T
Jagdeesh
Chandra
greeted
Deepika
Singhal of
the First India
family, as
she reached
the former’s
residence
to seek
blessings on
the occasion
of her birthday
on Sunday,
December 11,
as her birthday
was on
December 10.
Vipra Sneh Milan ceremony was organised at Mangalam Ananda Society located at
Sanganer Railway Station on Saturday evening in which around 100 Brahmin families
living in the society participated. On this occasion, prizes were given to the talented
children of the society. Many children also gave presentations in the program.
Jagdeesh
Chandra
greeted
Aishwary
Pradhan of
the First India
family, as
he reached
the former’s
residence
to seek
blessings on
the occasion
of his birthday
on Sunday,
December 11,
as his birthday
was on
December 10.
The 49th Sangeet Samaroh in memory of renowned
musician Late Rajendra Bhatt was organised at Lahoti
Auditorium, Maheshwari School, Tilak Nagar on Friday.
In this, the senior correspondent of First India Dr Rituraj
Sharma and personalities who contributed in different fields
including journalism were honoured.
The State Level Sports and Games 2022 was organised by
Apex University and Special Olympics Bharat, Rajasthan.
About 300 intellectually disabled children from about 22
districts participated in the sports competition.The event was
formally inaugurated by Dr Sudhir Bhandari,Vice-Chancellor
of Rajasthan University of Health Sciences and Dr Umashankar
Sharma, Disability Commissioner.
Jagdeesh Chandra was greeted by newlyweds Amita and Hitendra,
as the couple reached the former’s residence to seek blessings for
their new married life.Vijendra Kumar Sharma, Shaila, Chanchal,
Poorvita, Manoj and Jitendra were also present on the occasion.
Amita was married to Hitendra on December 7.
The baptism (naming) ceremony of new born of Vijender Singh
Solanki and Poonam Sharma of the First India family took place
at their residence on Sunday, December 11. Jagdeesh Chandra
reached to bless the baby girl and wished the parents good
health and success. The couple named their daughter Poovisha,
which is a combination of their names ‘Poo’nam and ‘Vi’ijender.
BIRTHDAY GREETINGS!
GREETINGS! DURING THE DAY!
New fashion trend in city!
—PHOTOS
BY
MUKESH
KIRADOO
Sachin Saini Suresh Choudhary
Jagdeesh Chandra with Police Commissioner Anand Srivastava. Also seen is Viren Sharma
Jagdeesh Chandra greets
Police Commissioner Anand Srivastava
Simran Sharma with her beautiful dog
Shrishti Khatri, Akanksha, Kanishka Vijay, Toshi Vijay, Versha Mehlawat and Ankita with a cute puppy Somya Shekhawat with her cute paw friend
Kanchi Singh with Siddhi Gupta
and Shubha Gupta with ravishing models
Kanchi Singh
—PHOTO
BY
MUKESH
KIRADOO
Jagdeesh Chandra with (L-R) Arun Panchal, Bhagwan, Shishir,
Poonam, Vijender, Vinay, Sushil, Hema and Dr Ashok Sharma
Jagdeesh Chandra with Poonam, Vijender and baby Poovisha
Jagdeesh Chandra with newlyweds
Amita Hitendra and Vijendra Sharma

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