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First India Bureau
New Delhi: Thegovern-
ment on Sunday ap-
pointed 6 new faces as
governors, including re-
tired Supreme Court
judge S Abdul Nazeer,
who was part of the his-
toric 2019 Ayodhya ver-
dict, and four BJP lead-
ers,besidescarryingout
a rejig of the gubernato-
rial posts in the 7 States.
President Droupadi
Murmu has accepted
the resignations of Bha-
gat Singh Koshyari and
RK Mathur as the gov-
ernor of Maha and the
lieutenant governor of
Ladakh respectively
.
MD SHAHABUDDIN SET
TO BECOME NEXT PREZ
OF BANGLADESH
Dhaka: Mohammad
Shahabuddin Chuppu is set
to become next President
of Bangladesh after the
ruling Awami League,
which holds an absolute
majority in Parl, nominated
him. He will replace Prez
Mohammad Abdul Hamid,
whose tenure ends in April.
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Crucial
ONLY DOUBLE-ENGINE
GOVT CAN PROTECT
TRIPURA, SAYS SHAH
Agartala: Tripura is faced
with “triple trouble” of
Congress, CPI(M), Tipraha
Indigenous Progressive
Regional Alliance (TIPRA)
Motha in ensuing assembly
elections and only a
“double engine” govt can
protect State, HM Amit
Shah said on Sunday. P5
RAHUL TO REPLY TO
CONTEMPT NOTICE
OVER REMARKS ON PM
New Delhi: The Lok Sabha
secretariat has asked
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi
to respond to a notice
by the BJP regarding
his remarks on Prime
Minister Narendra Modi
in Parliament. He has to
respond by Wednesday.
AERO INDIA 2023
WE AIM TO ACHIEVE DEFENCE EXPORTS
WORTH `25,000 CRORE BY 2024: SINGH
First India Bureau
Bengaluru: India’s bi-
ennial aerospace exhi-
bition Aero-India will
begin on Monday with
the aim of projecting
the country as a key
hub for manufacturing
of military aircraft,
equipment and avion-
ics. Speaking at a cur-
tain-raiser event, Ra-
jnath Singh on Sunday
said, “The government
is committed to making
India self-reliant in the
defence sector and has
set a target of achieving
the defence exports
worth Rs 25,000 crore by
2024. Aero India 2023
will help us to move for-
ward on this path.”
Today, PM Modi to
inaugurate Aero
India ’23 in B’luru
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh addresses the Curtain Raiser Media
conference of Aero-India 2023 at Taj Westend in Bengaluru on Sunday.
4 BJP leaders, former Supreme
Court judge among 6 new Guvs
President Droupadi
Murmu appoints 6
new Governors,
reshuffles 7 others
THE NEW GOVERNORS ARE...
THE NEW CHIEF JUSTICES ARE...
OTHER COURT NEWS OF THE DAY
KATARIA SPEAKS
TO FIRST INDIA...
 LADAKH: Brig Dr BD
Mishra (Retd)
 MAHARASHTRA:
Ramesh Bias
 CHHATTISGARH: Biswa
Bhusan Harichandan
 MANIPUR: Sushri
Anusuiya Uikye
 NAGALAND:
La Ganesan
 MEGHALAYA: Phagu
Chauhan
 BIHAR: Rajendra
Vishwanath Arlekar
ARUNACHAL
Lt General
Kaiwalya T Parnaik
ASSAM
Gulab Chand
Kataria
SIKKIM
Lakshman Prasad
Acharya
ANDHRA
Justice (Retd) S
Abdul Nazeer
HIMACHAL
Shiv Pratap
Shukla
JHARKHAND
CP Radha
Krishnan
Leader of Opposition
and senior BJP leader
Gulab Chand Kataria,
78, has been given the
responsibility of the
Governor of Assam on
which he said he would
“fulfill the responsibility
honestly.” Talking to
Yogesh Sharma of First
India, Kataria shared
his vision. More on P7
The goal of the
Centre is to
create “a vibrant
and world-class domestic
defence industry so that
we can achieve self-reli-
ance in defence as well as
the overall development
of the nation.
—Rajnath Singh,
Defence Minister
‘US DELEGATION TO
AERO INDIA 2023 ONE
OF BIGGEST EVER’
United States Chargé
d’Affaires Ambassador to
India Elizabeth Jones said
her country’s
delegation
to Aero India
is one of the
biggest ever
in premier
aviation exhi-
bition’s history, and insisted
that India, US are crucial
partners in many ways to en-
sure a free, open and resilient
Indo-Pacific region where
democracies can thrive. P6
4 HCs get new CJs; 2, including
only woman CJ, will retire soon
First India Bureau
New Delhi: Chief Jus-
tices were appointed to
4 high courts on Sunday
.
The appointments were
madetoGujarat,Gauha-
ti, Tripura and Jammu
& Kashmir and Ladakh
high courts. Law Minis-
ter Kiren Rijiju an-
nounced the fresh ap-
pointments on Twitter.
He wrote on Twitter,
“As per the relevant pro-
visions under the Con-
stitution of India, the
following Judges are
appointed as CJs of dif-
ferent HCs. I extend
best wishes to all!”
Judge of the
Gujarat High
Court, was
appointed
the Chief
Justice of
Gujarat
Judge at the
Orissa HC,
has been
elevated as
Chief Justice
of Tripura
High Court
Judge of the
Rajasthan
HC, has been
appointed as
Chief Justice
of the Gauhati
High Court
Judge of
Gauhati HC,
has been
made CJ of the
HC of Jammu
& Kashmir
and Ladakh
 2 new judges — Justices Rajesh Bindal
and Aravind Kumar — will be adminis-
tered oath of office by Chief Justice of
India DY Chandrachud today morning.
 SC is scheduled to hear today, 2 pleas
on issue of alleged delay by Centre in
clearing names recommended by Col-
legium for appt of judges to SC and HCs.
JUSTICE SONIA
GIRIDHAR GOKANI
JUSTICE
JASWANT SINGH
JUSTICE
SANDEEP MEHTA
JUSTICE N
KOTISWAR SINGH
INCREDIBLE RUN CHASE!
Jemimah, Richa help India crush Pak by
7 wickets in the Women’s T20 World Cup
India’s Jemimah
Rodrigues (53*)
and Richa Ghosh
(31*) stitched an
incredible 58-run
p’ship as India
beat Pakistan by
7 wickets in Cape
Town on Sunday.
BJP ON E-WAY TO 2024!
 PM Modi sounds poll bugle in
Rajasthan as he unveils Ist leg of
Delhi-Mumbai Expressway in Dausa
 The expressway will benefit the
Sariska, Keoladeo and Ranthambore
National Park, stresses PM Modi
Aishwary Pradhan, Sikha
Sharma & Laxmikant Sharma
Dausa: Prime Minister
Narendra Modi inaugu-
rateda246-kmsectionof
Delhi-Mumbai Express-
way in Dausa on Sunday
.
PM pressed a remote
button to mark founda-
tion laying and inaugu-
ration of a total 4 pro-
jects, including the 1st
phase of Delhi-Mumbai
E-way, worth over
`18,000 crore. “Invest-
ment on infrastructure
attracts more invest-
ment. Cong govt was
afraid of building roads
in border areas of In-
dia,” he said. More on P8
Rajasthan is already known for its
tourism sector and the attraction will
increase further with the new infra-
structure project. —Narendra Modi, Prime Minister
CM Gehlot urges PM Modi to
declare ERCP as a nat’l project
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot on Sun-
day reiterated his stand
to declare the Eastern
Rajasthan Canal Pro-
ject (ERCP) as a nation-
al project. Gehlot said
that availability of
drinking water and wa-
ter for irrigation in 13
districts of Rajasthan is
very important.
Gehlot was address-
ing the ceremony of in-
auguration of Delhi-
Mumbai E-way & work
of 4 NHs. He skipped
the event and addressed
the gathering through
VC from the CMR.
Gehlot termed con-
necting the Delhi-Mum-
bai expressway with
Jaipur as useful. He
said that along with the
construction of new
roads in the state,
strengthening works
are being done by the
state govt. More on P8
Construction of
54,000 km of roads
in the State in four
years, 46,000 km in
progress: CM Gehlot
Governor Kalraj Mishra and CM Ashok Gehlot met PM Narendra
Modi before his departure at the Jaipur airport on Sunday.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Nitin Gadkari, Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, Kailash Choudhary, Arun Singh, Vasundhara Raje, Satish Poonia,
Dr Kirodi Lal Meena, Rajendra Rathore, Prabhu Dayal, Madan Dilawar, Prabhulal Saini, Jitendra Meena and others greet people during
inauguration of the Delhi–Dausa–Lalsot section of Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, in Dausa on Sunday. —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
Earlier, CM Gehlot paid
a courtesy visit to PM
Modi at airport and he
informed about situation
in State. As a courtesy,
PM Modi also warmly
met CM Gehlot and
inquired about his well-
being. It was speculated
that CM Gehlot would not
meet PM Modi but after
meeting on Sunday, all
such speculations ended.
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PROVISION OF `10L
CRORE FOR INFRA IN
RAJASTHAN: MODI
GADKARI: WILL TRY
TO MAKE OUR NHs
AT PAR WITH THE US
PM Modi said in this
budget, his govt has
made a provision of `10
lakh crore for infrastruc-
ture. He said, a huge
benefit of this investment
is going to be given to
Raj, its villages, poor and
middle class families.
When govt invests on the
NH, railway, port, airport.
Union Road and
Transport Minister Nitin
Gadkari on Sunday said
the government is mak-
ing every effort to take
the road infrastructure of
the country to a level at
par with America by the
end of 2024. “We will try
to make India’s highways
at par with America’s.
Vasundhara Raje, Nitin Gadkari, Gajendra Singh Shekhawat and
others greet PM Narendra Modi as he goes to address audience.
2 days back
I received a
call from PM
Modi and he asked
about my health. I got
the information about
becoming the Gover-
nor from the media on
Sunday morning.
—Gulab Chand Kataria
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Jaipur (PTI): From
quoting iconic Bolly-
wood songs and dia-
logues to sharing
memes, the Rajasthan
Police is using popular
culture as a tool to raise
awareness among
youngsters about on-
line luring and fake so-
cial media profiles dur-
ing the ongoing Valen-
tine’s week. The crea-
tive messages, with a
twist of humour, are
being shared by the
state police force on its
official Facebook ac-
count and Twitter han-
dle to grab the attention
of youngsters who
might easily fall prey to
scamsters and gang-
sters on social media.
A tweet shared on
‘Chocolate Day’ (Febru-
ary 9) was the iconic
poster from the block-
buster film ‘3 Idiots’.
Captioned “jahapan-
ah tussi great ho, choco-
late kubool karo,” a
famed dialogue from
the film, it alerted peo-
ple to stay away from
“digital chocolate” and
adopt cyber safety to en-
sure “all is well” -- a
catchphrase of one of
the lead protagonists as
well as a hit song from
the 2009 movie.
Warning people
against sharing their
OTPs with anyone, a
post on ‘Rose Day’ (Feb-
ruary 7) had the image
of a WhatsApp inbox
with two people chat-
ting about how one of
them lost all savings
due to an online scam.
A caption at the bot-
tom of the image read,
“roz roz tum jo sanam
aisa karoge, paise lut
jayenge to aahen
bharoge” — a parody of
a song from the “Saajan
Chale Sasural”.
With memes, movies, Raj Police warns youth against cyber frauds
CREATIVE INITIATIVE
MUSLIMS SHOWER PETALS ON RSS PROCESSION
A qualitative movement called the Gunvatta Sanchalan procession was taken out by the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh on Sunday which was welcomed by Muslim organizations by showering
flowers in Dargah Bazar of Ajmer on Sunday. Various business organizations and social organizations also welcomed the movement. The movement started from Subhash Udyan and passed
through Ganj, Delhi Gate, Dhan Mandi, Dargah Bazar, Nala Bazar before concluding at the Ramprasad Ghat. RSS volunteers from 11 cities participated in the movement. Swayamsevaks had
been practising for this for the last several days. On Sunday, RSS’s Mrityunjay Quality Path Movement was taken out in Ajmeru Nagar. Around 1,000 volunteers participated in the 47-minute
movement. The volunteers walked 120 steps in a minute. They walked 5640 steps in 45 minutes. —PHOTOS BY HIMANSHU SHARMA AND ANAND SHARMA
Girls hostel catches fire, 49
students evacuated safely
First India Bureau
Kota: Nearly 49 stu-
dents had a narrow es-
cape on Sunday after a
girl’s PG located in the
Jawahar Nagar area en-
gulfed in fire, police
said. “The incident took
place around 3 pm in
Khush Girls Hostel. A
firebrokeoutintheelec-
tric panel of the hostel
mess which later en-
gulfed the complete food
area. Fire tenders were
immediately rushed,”
said CFO Rakesh Vyas.
“The locals pulled out
the girls from the hostel
and rescued them. It
took around an hour to
completely douse the
flames,” added Vyas.
AAPgheraosBJP
HQsoverAdanirow
AAP leaders, workers protested at BJP offices across Rajasthan
First India Bureau
Jaipur. The Aam Aad-
mi Party on Sunday
held demonstrations
outside the BJP offices
across the state, de-
manding the formation
of a Joint Parliamenta-
ry Committee (JPC) for
the investigation of the
Gautam Adani case.
A protest was also or-
ganized by the party in
Jaipur. The workers
marched towards the
BJP headquarters rais-
ing slogans against the
central government but
the police stopped them
from moving ahead.
The party members
confronted the police-
men. The police chased
away the workers. In the
demonstration led by
state election in-charge
Vinay Mishra, the party
alleged that the police
used lathis, due to
which many workers
were injured. After the
protest, the Aam Aadmi
Party workers also
courted arrest.
Saras dairy distributes bonus,dividend
worth `14L to cattle rearers in Ajmer
Shubham Jain
Ajmer: A bonus and
dividend distribution
ceremony of three
committees was or-
ganized in Bhinay.
Ajmer Saras Dairy
President Ramchan-
dra Chaudhary, Ajmer
Dairy MD Madan Lal
Bagdi, Bhinay Prad-
han Sampat Lodha,
and and others were
present on the occa-
sion. Chaudhary said
that Ajmer Saras
Dairy is always ready
to help the cattle rear-
ers and Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot also
wants to help them.
GBM held, `88 cr budget passed in Niwai
Ashish Aman
Niwai: A general meet-
ing was organized on
Niwai, Municipality
premises in which Mu-
nicipality president
Dilip Israni passed a
budget of Rs 88 crore 40
lakh 76 thousand for
2023-2024. He welcomed
MLA Prashant Bairwa
with a garland and tur-
ban. In the meeting, a
2-minute tribute was
paid to former council-
lor Raju Bhatte Wale,
Ramavatar Tamboli.
The auction of
Tagore Nagar was ap-
proved by all the coun-
cillors in the meeting.
Discussions were held
for the construction of
the bus stand and con-
struction of Central
Park was also approved.
Besides, construction
of Chowpatty was also
considered. Regarding
the unveiling of the
statue of Mahatma Jyo-
ti Rao Phule, approval
was given on the promo-
tion of the employees,
confirmation of the em-
ployee, compassionate
appointment, auction
of municipal waste.
The width mentioned in
the master plan of
Jaipur Tonk Road and
Jhilai Road was dis-
cussed.
Councillors of Niwai civic body during the GBM on Sunday. Ajmer Saras Dairy Prez Ramchandra Chaudhary, Ajmer Dairy
MD Madan Lal Bagdi, Bhinay Pradhan Sampat Lodha & others
were present on the occasion on Sunday.
Saraf seeks special
team to find Bairwa
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Malviya Nagar
MLA Kalicharan Saraf
reached the residence
of Rakesh Kumar Bair-
wa soon after getting
information about him
going missing. Bairwa
went missing from Bai-
ji Ki Kothi in Ward No.
139 of Jhalana.
Saraf pacified the
Bairwa’s family and
called Police Commis-
sioner Anand Srivasta-
va, DCP Rajeev Pachar
and constituted a spe-
cial team for an imme-
diate action. He warned
that if police do not
find Rakesh in five
days, the Gandhi Nagar
police station will be
gheraoed. The Police
Commissioner Anand
Srivastava assured the
MLA SAraf that Rake-
sh Kumar Bairwa
would soon be found.
Rajasthan AAP in-charge Vinay Mishra being taken away by the police in Jaipur on Sunday.
VINAY MISHRA CORNERS BJP
Husband kills
wife in Bikaner
over dowry issue
Miscreants loot
jewellery over
`1 cr in Baran
Bikaner (FIB): A wom-
an was allegedly stran-
gled to death by her hus-
band in Pugal area of
Bikaner, police said. Po-
lice informed that the
deceased has been iden-
tified as Kalawati.
“The victim died on
Feb8anditwassaidthat
Kalawati was killed in a
mishap while taking out
milk from the cow. How-
ever,basedonsuspicion,
the maternal relatives
of the woman filed a
murder case. The hus-
band,GangaBishanwas
charged for harassing,”
police said. “During in-
terrogation, the accused
accepted that he stran-
gled his wife and killed
her,” police added.
Hanspal Yadav
Baran: Nearly eight
armed robbers barged
into a jewellery shop in
BaranonSaturdaynight
and decamped with 100
kgs of silver and other
gold ornaments worth
over Rs 1 crore, police
said. The robbery took
place at Ramchandra
Ganesh Lal Goyal’s jew-
ellery shop. “The shop
owner, Gautam Kumar
Goyal, brother Kishan
Goyal got up from sleep
after he heard the sound
of things being vandal-
ised. He confronted the
miscreants, but they in-
jured him and fled from
the spot with the jewel-
lery
,” police said.
Memo submitted to Govind Dev ji to
make Rajasthani official language
First India Bureau
Jaipur: On the issue of
making Rajasthani lan-
guagethestatelanguage
on the basis of Article
345, the Rajasthani Yuva
Samiti united in thou-
sands at Shri Govind
Dev Ji temple to gave a
strong message to the
Rajasthan Govt.
Representative of Raj
Govt. Mahesh Joshi
came to collect the mem-
orandum and assured
the youth. Rajveer S
Chalkoi, National Advi-
sor of Rajasthani Yuva
Samiti,toldthatthisgov-
ernment has considered
itself as a king and not
listening youth’s de-
mand,thereforetheyuva
samiti and this crowd of
youths have come to give
memorandumtothereal
king of Jaipur, Govind
Dev ji. Social media in-
fluencers like Banwari
lalgoswami,Pankajsoni,
Sanjay Birakh, along
with other student lead-
ers were present.
Mahesh Joshi received the memo
on behalf of Raj Govt on Sunday.
An injured male panther was brought from Jhunjhunu’s
Khetri to Jaipur on Sunday. Dr Arvind Mathur, RFO
Vijay Faganiya were in the rescue team. The 15-year-old
panther will be treated at the Amer Rescue Center.
TEAM TO THE RESCUE
MLA Kalicharan Saraf at Rakesh
Bairwa’s residence on Sunday.
From movies to creative dialogue Rajasthan
Police shines on social media with its wit
In the suicide case of a
17-year-old girl student who
jumped
from the
10th floor
in Kota,
the police
arrested a
woman living in the hostel. A
day earlier, the relatives of the
deceased girl student had ac-
cused the woman and her son
of threatening their daughter.
The police have also regis-
tered a case against the minor
son of the woman. Kunhadi
police station is investigating
the case.
(In picture, the hostel from
where the girl jumped to death)
Khush Hostel Campus in Kota where the fire incident took place.
CP Anand Shrivastav
assures prompt action
AAP workers staging their demonstration in Jaipur on Sunday.
WOMAN HELD FOR ABETMENT TO SUICIDE
AS GIRL DIES BY JUMPING IN KOTA

RAJASTHAN
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First India Bureau
Jaipur: Fear of exam
failure, love affair,
breakup, unemploy-
ment, and mental disor-
der are among many
other reasons that are
badly affecting youths.
In the last four years,
nearly 10,000 youths
have died by suicide in
the state. Of them, 2042
were students. As per
the analysis of the data
released by the State
Crime Records Bureau,
out of the total suicide
cases registered every
year in the state, 50 per-
cent of suicides were
by youths.
According to the re-
port, there has been an
increase of 77 percent
in the suicide cases of
students in the year
2021 as compared to the
year 2018.
The increase was 74
percent in boy suicide
cases and 81 percent in
girl student suicide cas-
es. It may be noted that
many cases of suicide
of students have been
continuously happen-
ing across the state, in-
cluding the coaching
hub Kota.
The NMHS says that
80 lakh people in the
state are suffering
from psychosocial dis-
abilities. 8 lakh people
in the high suicide risk
zone, out of which 2.30
lakh are youth.
10k youth died by suicide in 4 yrs
STEEP RISE IN SUICIDES
‘ProudtobeCMofStateofmartyrs’
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot on Sun-
day unveiled the statue
of Martyr Nayak Nar-
pat Singh at Rajmathai
in Jaisalmer through
video conference. Pay-
ing homage, he said that
the sacrifice of the mar-
tyrs inspires all to be
ready to serve with body
,
mind, and wealth for the
security of the country
and to sacrifice their
lives for sovereignty
.
“The statues of mar-
tyrs and legends are a
source of inspiration
for the coming genera-
tion. We should take a
pledge to serve the
country by learning
from their values of
life,” he said.
Gehlot said that Mar-
tyr Narpat Singh has
increased the pride of
the village, family and
the state. “After the Kar-
gil war, I myself went to
more than 50 places and
met the families of the
martyrs, even then they
said that if one son is
gone, they will send an-
other. I am proud that I
am the CM of that state,
in which there is a spir-
it in every house to
serve the country,” the
CM said.
Education Minister
BD Kalla, Minister for
Minority Affairs Shale
Mohammad, Energy
Minister Bhanwar Sin-
gh Bhati also addressed
the event. Chairman of
the State Sainik Welfare
Advisory Committee
Manvendra Singh Jasol
said that the state gov-
ernment is taking im-
portant decisions for
the welfare of soldiers.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot unveiling the statue of Martyr Nayak Narpat Singh at Rajmathai in
Jaisalmer through video conference from CMR in the presence of Aparna Arora and other official.
‘RighttoHealthBillnotgoodfordocs’
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Right to
Health Bill is being
brought by the Ashok
Gehlot government in
Rajasthan. A press con-
ference was held on
Sunday at the JMA cam-
pus on behalf of the
State Joint Action Com-
mittee formed by the
private hospitals in
which the Bill was op-
posed. During this, Dr
Anurag Sharma, Dr
Sarvesh Joshi, Dr Sunil
Gharsa and other doc-
tors of the committee
were present.
Dr Anurag Sharma of
Jaipur Medical Associa-
tion said that the gov-
ernment wants to bring
the bill but it is neither
in the interest of the
doctors nor the patients.
Talking about amend-
ments in the bill, he
said that there are so
many flaws that it is
very difficult to amend
them. “This bill will not
be accepted under any
circumstance. On Sat-
urday, our committee
had decided that our
protest will continue till
the government with-
draws the bill.
Former DG Navdeep
Singh booked for
slapping army havildar
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Retired DG
Navdeep Singh has
been booked by police
for allegedly slapping
an army havildar and
making derogatory re-
marks against him. Po-
lice informed the army
constable, Imtiaz
Sheikh, posted in the
Rajasthan unit of NCC
Lalkothi, filed an FIR in
Bani Park Police Sta-
tion stating that he was
slapped by Navdeep
Singh at Sapta Shakti
Gate after his vehicle
was touched with Sin-
gh’s Fortuner car while
taking reverse.
“Retired DG Navdeep
Singh inquired about
the whereabouts of the
constable. Imtiaz re-
plied that he belonged
to Kashmir, following
which, Navdeep Singh
said that the whole of
India is behind Kash-
miris and suddenly
slapped him. The re-
tired DG also said that
the eardrums of the
people have damaged to
whom I have slapped
and you may check your
eardrums if they are
working,” police said.
A Cong leader
conveyed Old
Budget speech
to Delhi media!
New city to
be developed
in Kota gets
Centre’s nod
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: An interesting
development has come
fore related to the
Old Budget being read
by CM Ashok Gehlot in
the Assembly
.
The Delhi media be-
came active after a Con-
gress leader from Ra-
jasthan made a call just
after the fiasco hap-
pened in the Assembly.
When CM Gehlot made
a mistake while pre-
senting the budget, at
the same time a Con-
gress leader sitting in
the House immediately
went out and made a
call, according to the
sources. Immediately
after that the Old Budg-
et fiasco was discussed
in the whole country
and on social media.
Bhanwar S Charan
Kota: UDH Minister
Shanti Dhariwal on
Sunday announced
that a new city will be
developed in the Ran-
pur area of Kota.
While speaking on
the inauguration of
the newly built audi-
torium of the SSI as-
sociation in Purush-
arth Bhawan, Dhari-
wal said that a new
city and coaching
hub will be developed
inRanpursituatedon
Jhalawar Road.
He said that only
Rs359crorewassanc-
tioned from the cen-
tre government un-
der Smart City, but
development works
of Rs 4500 crore have
been done in Kota.
COURTESY MEET!
Governor Kalraj Mishra met Baba Ramdev at Raj Bhavan in Jaipur on Sunday. During
the meeting, Governor had a detailed discussion with Baba Ramdev on the Indian
tradition of Yoga and values
of life. Ramdev appreciated Governor’s efforts regarding
the culture and to the Constitution.
Phone-tapping: Delhi
police serves fresh
notice to OSD to CM
Jaipur (PTI): Delhi Po-
lice has served a notice
on Lokesh Sharma, the
OSD to the Rajasthan
chief minister, asking
him to appear on Mon-
day for questioning in a
phone-tapping case go-
ing back to the July 2020
political crisis.
Thenoticecomesdays
before Delhi High Court
is scheduled to hear the
Delhi Police Crime
Branch’s application
seeking vacating of an
interim order staying
coercive action against
Sharma. Hearing on the
Crime Branch applica-
tion and a petition by
Sharma -- the Officer on
Special Duty (OSD) to
Rajasthan Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot -- seek-
ing quashing of the FIR
againsthimisscheduled
for February 20.
On March 25, 2021, the
Delhi Police registered
an FIR against Sharma
for criminal conspiracy
,
criminal breach of trust
and unlawfully inter-
cepting telegraphic sig-
nals (telephonic conver-
sation) on a complaint
lodged by Union Minis-
ter Gajendra Singh
Shekhawat, the BJP MP
from Jodhpur.
FIR AGAINST
ANUKAMPA
GROUP IN JPR
Jaipur: A complaint
against Anukampa
Group has been filed
with Mahesh Nagar
police station seek-
ing FIR against the
group for not giving
the possession of
flat on time.Advocate
Lalit Sharma has
filed the complaint
against group’s Mo-
han Lal Gupta and
Prashant Gupta al-
leging. Sharma said
that he had booked a
float in Sky Lounges
project of the group
on Muhana Mandi
road. Possession
of the flat was to be
given in 2019 but
the possession has
not been given even
after three years.
NEWS DIGEST
WOMAN HELD IN
COACHING STUDENT
SUICIDE CASE
Kota: A woman was ar-
rested in Kota on Sun-
day on charges of abet-
ment to suicide, police
said. Police informed a
coaching student had
committed suicide by
jumping from the hostel
a few days back. “The
family members of the
deceased have alleged
that the woman & her
son had threatened the
victim, following which
she took the extreme
step to end her life. The
minor son of the wom-
an has also been named
in the FIR. The woman
has been arrested & the
matter is being investi-
gated,” police said.
Dr Anurag Sharma, Dr Sarvesh Joshi, Dr Sunil Gharsa and other
doctors of the State Joint Action Committee addressing media.
Retired DG Navdeep Singh
Lokesh Sharma
CM unveils statue of Martyr Nayak
Narpat Singh in Jaisalmer
Statues of martyrs are a source of
inspiration for coming generation
OPENING OF
MAHATMA
GANDHI ENGLISH
MEDIUM SCHOOL
Martyr Nayak Narpat
Singh’s statue unveiled.
The CM announced the
opening of Mahatma
Gandhi English School
at Rajmathai on the
demand of the common
people at the function.
He said that the ‘Govern-
ment Higher Secondary
School’ Ransingh Ki
Dhani, Jaisalmer has
been renamed af-
ter ‘Shaheed Narpat
Singh’. Narpat Singh was
martyred on November
19, 2016 when an army
convoy was attacked by a
militant group in Assam.

PERSPECTIVE
04
got my first medal in 2010
games and that was when I
received the most precious
gift of my life. I got the first
weapon of my life from Modi
sir. Modi sir said to me “Go
ahead and achieve your
dreams! The government is
with you!” I was super moti-
vated by the words he said to
me. I developed interest in the
sport in 2006 and was deter-
mined to pursue my passion
against all odds. I completed
my NCC and then I received
my own rifle from Modi sir. I
worked very hard, got sup-
port from NCC, and then I
won the first medal. There
was a lot of happiness around
me. My family was celebrat-
ing and I got a call from my
father saying “Modiji will be
calling you!” Obviously, I
found that very hard to belief
and dismissed it more as
prank from some one than
anything serious. And when I
actually got a call from Modi
sir, I still was in disbelief and
I hung up. The phone rang
again and now I was con-
vinced that it was none other
than sir himself. That was a
huge moment for me. I recog-
nised his voice and the way
he congratulated me, praised
my efforts and blessed me, I
was filled with gratitude and
happiness. Sir motivated me
a lot and asked me to meet
him after the competition. I
reached Gujarat after the
competition and I got a call
from CM office telling me that
Modi sir will be visiting my
house. When he came, he saw
all my medals, my rifle and
encouraged me to keep going.
He asked me about my plans
for the future. I said that this
was just the beginning and
that I wanted to go really far
in shooting. I also expressed
my desire to promote shoot-
ing as a sport in Gujarat. He
assured me that his support
and the support of the gov-
ernment shall stay with me,
and that I must simply con-
tinue to work harder.
I was invited to Khel Maha-
kumbh that was organised in
Gujarat in 2010. It was the
first Khel Mahakumbh ever
organised. I got the opportu-
nity to be the baton bearer in
the relay and carried the
torch. What I can say is that
Modi sir is like my father. I
went on to win a medal in
2012 and then in 2013 I won a
silver medal in World Cup in
Spain. This time again I re-
ceived a call from sir. Well,
this time I had full faith that
Modi sir will be calling me
and I was invited to the CM
office once again. I received
the second rifle of my life
from sir that day. Of course
he gifted me cash on both oc-
casions but those rifles are
very close to my heart!
More importantly
, after my
second visit, sir brought
about major changes to the
Shaktidoot Yojana. Earlier
players would get support of
upto 2 lakhs which was in-
deed very less. Modi sir in-
creased this amount to 25
lakhs which would help play-
ers in their training and in-
cluded cash rewards.
I recollect that I went to
CM’s office with my mother
and father. I did not feel at all
that I was meeting someone
so big and powerful. When I
entered the room, he was
standing and welcomed me
with such warmth that I al-
most felt as if I was meeting
a relative. He hugged me and
asked me how I was feeling. I
felt really happy and was not
scared of meeting him there-
after. I then showed my rifle
to Modi sir. He look a careful
look at it, read what all was
written on it and then signed
it. I was delighted to have got
his autograph and have pre-
served it carefully. I have ac-
tually covered it with a paper
so that it does not get erased.
I also had a long and detailed
conversation with sir about
my experiences at the game,
about the arrangements, the
environment and discussed
the areas of opportunity in
Indian sport. He wanted to
bring about reforms in Guja-
rat so that more players ben-
efited and could represent
the country. I suggested in-
crease in financial help, in
infrastructure and that there
should be more shooting
ranges. Sir is a great listener
and I have observed the tre-
mendous transformation
that has taken place in the
country, in not just the facili-
ties but the way sports are
perceived by youngsters!
Modi sir made me the
Swachh Bharat brand ambas-
sador in 2013-14. This time
round I got to meet sir in
Delhi. The best part about
meeting him is that he always
addresses you by your name.
In spite of being the PM and
meeting hundreds of people
every day, he still remembers
people by their first name.
The turning point in my life
came after my meeting with
Modi sir in 2010. I feel fortu-
nate that sir visited my house
and he knows exactly how I
have come up in life through
my passion for shooting. All
my struggles, challenges and
difficulties - Modi sir has
been a witness and because
of his unrelenting support,
not just me, many other
sports persons have been able
to successfully navigate their
challenges in sports. It is a
great motivating factor for
any athlete to have that as-
surance that the government
is there to support him or her.
Today sports in India has
reached the level of Khelo In-
dia. Sports scenario in our
country has seen massive ad-
vancement. Today we have a
lot many stadiums, and they
now match up to the world
class levels in facilities,
equipment and training.
It was my dream to bring
shooting to the forefront as a
sport and I feel I have been
successful in doing that,
thanks to Modi sir’s support.
Today I have my own shoot-
ing academy where I train
youngsters for the country.
Whatever cash awards I have
won so far, I have invested in
my academy. There was a
time when I did not have a
rifle and today, because of
sir’s support, I have my own
academy!
TO BE CONTINUED...
COMPILED AND EDITED BY
SHASHIKANT SHARMA
AND SHWETA SHARMA
I
YOU READ PART 29 ON JANUARY 24, 2023
PM Narendra Modi: Tapping the multi-
dimensional capabilities of Indian youth
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has a great fan following among the sports
community. The narrator shares with us how PM Modi supported her,
encouraged her to grow in her career as a shooter. Not just this, he has been
the harbinger of great schemes for the advancement of sports in the country.
‘WHEN I GOT A CALL FROM PM MODI SIR,
I STILL WAS IN DISBELIEF AND I HUNG UP’
My family was celebrating and I got a call from my father saying
“Modiji will be calling you!” Obviously, I found that very hard to
belief and dismissed it more as prank from some one than anything
serious. And when I actually got a call from Modi sir, I still was in
disbelief and I hung up. The phone rang again and now I was convinced
that it was none other than sir himself. I recognised his voice and the
way he congratulated me, praised my efforts and blessed me, I was filled
with gratitude and happiness. Sir motivated me a lot and asked me to
meet him after the competition.
‘IT IS A GREAT MOTIVATING FACTOR WHEN
GOVT ASSURES TO SUPPORT ATHLETES’
The turning point in my life came after my meeting with Modi sir in
2010. I feel fortunate that sir visited my house and he knows exactly
how I have come up in life through my passion for shooting. All my
struggles, challenges and difficulties — Modi sir has been a witness
and because of his unrelenting support, not just me, many other sports
persons have been able to successfully navigate their challenges
in sports. It is a great motivating factor for any athlete to have that
assurance that the government is there to support him or her.
UNTOLD STORIES OF PM MODI - PART 30
‘MODI HAI TO MUMKIN HAI…’
Prime Minister Narendra Modi
It was my dream to bring shooting to the
forefront as a sport and I feel I have been
successful in doing that, thanks to Modi
sir’s support. Today I have my own shooting
academy where I train youngsters for the country
Vol 4 Issue No. 248 RNI NO. RAJENG/2019/77764. Printed and published by Anita Hada Sangwan on behalf of First Express Publishers. Printed at Bhaskar Printing Press, D.B. Corp Limited, Shivdaspura, Tonk Road, Jaipur.
Published at 304, 3rd Floor, City Mall, Bhagwan Das Road, C-Scheme, Jaipur-302001, Rajasthan. Phone 0141-4920504. Editor-In-Chief: Dr Jagdeesh Chandra, Editor: Anita Hada Sangwan responsible for selection of news under the PRB Act
MODITRANSFORMINGINDIA
INTOASPORTS‘SUPERPOWER’
Lajja Gauswami
Shooter, Commonwealth Games medalist

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INDIA
05
New Delhi (PTI): Un-
ionHomeMinisterAmit
Shah’s visit to Srinagar
on June 26 in 2019 was to
give the final touch to
the government’s re-
solve for carrying out
the abrogation of Arti-
cle 370 in JK, Lt Gen
(retired) KJS Dhillon
has claimed in his yet-
to-be-released book.
‘Kitne Ghazi Aaye
Kitne Ghazi Gaye’, au-
thored by Dhillon, will
be released on February
14 as a mark of respect
to the 40 Central Re-
serve Police Force per-
sonnel who were killed
in a suicide car bomb
attack in 2019 near Leth-
pora in South Kashmir.
Shah’s visit on June
26, 2019, was already
touted to be a precursor
for a dramatic an-
nouncement and “I got
a call at 2 am in the
morning, informing me
of a meeting with the
home minister at 7 am”,
Dhillon said in his book.
Without divulging
much about his meeting
with the home minister,
the retired Lt General,
who was the head of the
army’s strategic Srina-
gar-based XV Corps,
wrote that “a lot of sen-
sitive issues and key
points were on the table
for discussion apart
from delectable food
that include ‘aloo para-
tha and famous Guja-
rati dish ‘dhokla’ dur-
ing our tete-e-tete”.
The discussions in-
cluded understanding
the reaction of Paki-
stan to the “path break-
ing declaration” that
was now certain to be
followed, he said.
“I must point out, and
with absolute objectivi-
ty and great profession-
al input, that the home
minister was in abso-
lute control and fully
conversant with the
agenda and... he had ob-
viously done extensive
research and home-
work,” the retired Lt
General said.
At the conclusion of
the meeting, “I was
asked about my frank
and personal view,
(and) my immediate re-
sponse was ‘agar iti-
haas likhna hai, toh
kisi ko itihas banana
padega’ (we can write
history only if we make
history)”, Dhillon said
in the book.
“We ate paranthas, dhokla, then 370 went off”
ARTICLE 370 ABROGATION MEETING
Union HM Amit Shah during one of his visits to JK. —FILE PHOTO
New Delhi (ANI): Re-
membering Maharishi
Dayanand Saraswati’s
contribution to Indian
society on his birth an-
niversary, Prime Minis-
ter Narendra Modi on
Sunday said he was a
beacon of knowledge
and spirituality
.
Prime Minister inau-
gurated the year-long
celebrations commemo-
rating the 200th birth
anniversary of Mahari-
shi Dayanand Saraswa-
ti at Indira Gandhi In-
door Stadium in the
national capital on Sun-
day
. Prime Minister per-
formed puja and yagna
on the occasion.
Union Ministers G
Kishan Reddy, Arjun
Ram Meghwal and
MeenakashiLekhiwere
also present.
Addressing the gath-
ering at Indira Gandhi
Indoor Stadium, PM
Modi said, “We bow to
Maharishi Dayanand
Saraswati Ji on his
200th Jayanti. He was a
beacon of knowledge
and spirituality. Today
in the 21st century,
when the world is en-
gulfed in many contro-
versies, engulfed in vio-
lence and instability,
then the path shown by
Maharishi Dayanand
Saraswati ji instills
hope in crores of peo-
ple.” the PM said the
country is calling for
“pride in our heritage.”
He said Maharishi
Dayanand revived the
understanding of Vedas
in the society
. He said
when Maharishi Day-
anand Saraswati was
born, the country had
lost its confidence and
weakened due to centu-
ries of bondage. Day-
anand Saraswati
launched a strong cam-
paignagainstsocialevils
like social discrimina-
tion and untouchability
.
Modi said, “Mahari-
shi Dayanand ji also
emerged as a logical and
effective voice against
the stereotypes that had
flourished in society re-
garding women. He
fought against discrimi-
nation against women
and launched a cam-
paign for women’s edu-
cation. Efforts were
made to make our his-
tory and traditions cor-
rupt. At that very time,
the efforts of Maharishi
Dayanandjiappearedas
Sanjeevani in the socie-
ty and rejuvenated it.”
CPI(M) to lose
by aligning with
Cong, says Shah
Agartala (ANI): Ahead
of Tripura assembly
elections, Union Home
Minister Amit Shah on
Sunday said that by
aligning with Congress,
CPI(M) proved that they
are going to lose polls.
At ‘Vijay Sankalp ral-
ly’ in Chandipur, Shah
said, “By aligning with
Cong, CPI(M) proved
that they’re going to
lose polls. They couldn’t
face BJP alone.” “Con-
gress must feel
ashamed, they aligned
with CPI(M) who killed
so many of their mem-
bers. They have also
made Tipra Modha a
pawn,” he added.
Shah further stated
that the BJP govern-
ment has provided
health insurance and
drinking water was sup-
plied to all the houses.
He added, “Trans-
ported gas cylinders,
did the work of build-
ing toilets, and did the
work of giving food for
free.”
If the work of giving
respect rights to all was
done, then it was done
by the Manik Saha gov-
ernment under the
leadership of the Modi
government, he further
added.
He stated, “In the last
five years, we have
brought peace to the re-
gion. Next year, we will
make Tripura prosper-
ous by following the for-
mula, HIRA, given by
PM Modi.”
“Cheating in exams will invite life term”
Dehradun (ANI): Tak-
ing a strong stand
against the alleged re-
cruitment scams and
paper leak cases, Utta-
rakhand CM Pushkar
Singh Dhami on Sunday
said that those who will
cheat in examinations
will be given life impris-
onment or undergo a
sentence of 10-years.
“Our government
will not compromise
with the dreams and as-
pirations of the youth.
Now anyone who will be
found cheating in the
recruitment exam will
be given life imprison-
ment and 10 years of
imprisonment. Along
with this, their property
will also be confiscat-
ed,” he said while ad-
dressing a sports and
cultural festival in Kal-
si. Uttarakhand Gover-
nor Lt Gen (Retd) Gur-
mit Singh on Friday
signed the Uttarakhand
Competitive Examina-
tion (Measures for Pre-
vention and Redressal
of Unfair Means in Re-
cruitment) Ordinance,
popularly known as an
anti-copying Ordinance.
Earlier, CM Dhami
himself announced
that he had approved
the Ordinance follow-
ing students’ protest
against the paper leak
cases in the State. Fol-
lowing the Governor’s
assent, the Ordinance
has now become a law.
Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind head stirs row
New Delhi (ANI): Sev-
eral religious leaders
walked off the stage
from the 34th General
Session of Jamiat Ula-
ma-I-Hind, after the
President of the organi-
sation Syed Arshad
Madani made a contro-
versial speech.
Jain Muni, Acharya
Lokesh Muni, who was
also present on the stage
expressed displeasure
with Madani’s remarks
andsaid,“Weonlyagree
with living in harmony
,
but all the story regard-
ing, Om, Allah, and
Manu is all rubbish. He
(Madani) completely
spoiled the atmosphere
of the session.” “The
stories he said, I can
narrate even bigger sto-
ries than that. I would
evenrequesthim(Mada-
ni) to come for a discus-
sion with me,” he said.
Earlier, Madani
sparked controversy by
saying “asked the Dhar-
ma Gurus that when
therewasnoone,neither
Shri Ram nor Brahma
nor Shiva, then whom
did Manu worship?”
He added, “Some told
me that they used to
worship ‘Om’. I said
that it is the ‘Om’ only,
that we refer to as Al-
lah, those speaking Far-
si refer as ‘Khuda’ and
those speaking English
refer as ‘God’.”
Caste is my
biggest political
rival, says
Kamal Haasan
Chennai (PTI): Actor-
turned-politician Ka-
mal Haasan on Sunday
termed caste as his ‘big-
gest’ political rival.
Haasan was talking
after inaugurating
“Neelam Books,” an ini-
tiative by Tamil cinema
director Pa.Ranjith, as
part of his Neelam cul-
tural centre.
“My biggest rival, my
political rival is caste, I
am saying this since I
was 21 Years old and I
still say it, my opinion
has never changed.”
“God is the greatest
creation by man after
wheel. We can’t accept
our own creation if it
attacks our own self.”
Haasan said.
Ranjith said Haasan
“is the one who culti-
vated the formula of
making an art film and
yet succeeded in popu-
larising it to the main-
stream audience.”
JK people want love, but BJP
giving bulldozers: Rahul Gandhi
Resentment in SP over Maurya’s
remark on Ramcharitmanas
New Delhi (Agencies):
Former Congress presi-
dent Rahul Gandhi on
Sunday targeted the
anti-encroachment
drive in Jammu and
Kashmir (JK) and said
that people there want
love and not bulldozers.
He launched a scathing
attack against the rul-
ing BJP at Centre.
In a tweet in Hindi
the senior Congress
leader said, “People of
JK want employment,
trade and love but what
are they getting? BJP’s
bulldozer. The land
which the people there
worked upon with hard
work for many decades,
is being snatched from
them. Peace and Kash-
miriyat will be protect-
ed by uniting, not by
dividing people.”
The authorities have
claimed that out of the
total of Kahcharai land
illegally occupied,
1,70,918 Kanals have
been restored after evic-
tion of illegal occu-
pants till Sunday
.
Government assur-
ance that farmers and
poor people would not
be impacted by the anti-
encroachment drive
has still not been con-
firmed by some official
order. Small farmers
and poor people are ap-
prehensive that such
orders might come after
they have been uproot-
ed from their dwellings.
Lucknow (Agencies):
The controversy
sparked off by senior
Samajwadi Party lead-
er Swami Prasad Mau-
rya on the allegedly ob-
jectionable verses from
Ramcharitmanas, has
now started boomer-
anging on the Samajwa-
di Party itself.
Upper caste legisla-
tors in SP have started
raising objections to
Maurya’s statement
and have even threat-
ened to quit the party if
action is not taken
against Swami Prasad
Maurya.
Rakesh Pratap Singh,
MLA from Amethi,
said, “Whether I re-
main in politics or not,
whether I remain a leg-
islator or not and
whether I get a ticket or
not, I will not remain
quiet when my religion
is questioned.”
Deep power crisis in
Telangana: Sharmila
Hyderabad (Agencies):
YSR Telangana Party
(YSRTP) leader YS
Sharmila on Sunday al-
legedthatTelanganaCM
K Chandrasekhar Rao
hasthrownthestateinto
“a deep and dangerous
power crisis”.
Charging him with
“continuously bluffing”
that Telangana is a pow-
er-surplus state,
Sharmila said that, due
to KCR government’s
“mismanagement and
myopic view”, the dis-
coms today are neck-
deepsunkindebtsto the
tune of Rs 50,000 crore.
She said: “This is a
blatant and crude exhi-
bition of inefficiency
and shortsightedness by
KCR. The entire agri
community in the state
is pushed into a painful
power crisis, where not
evenfivehours of power
supply is guaranteed.”
Rahul Gandhi during Bharat
Jodo Yatra. —FILE PHOTO
Swami Prasad Maurya
Syed Arshad Madani at event.
New Delhi (PTI):
Congress presi-
dent Mallikarjun
Kharge on Sunday
said the promises
made by the party
inMeghalayashall
be the foundation
of a ‘5-star’ state.
The Congress
has promised one
job to each house-
hold, free health-
careforallandfree
education for all
girls up to class 12,
if voted to power.
In its manifesto
for February 27
polls which was
released on Satur-
day by senior lead-
erJairamRamesh,
the Congress also
promised free
roofing materials,
free power of up to
200 units and free
LPG cylinders
quarterly to BPL
families across the
state. Polling in
Meghalaya for the
60 assembly seats
will be held on
February 27 and
the counting of
votes will take
place on March 2.
Cong vows to
lay foundation
of ‘5 Star
Meghalaya’
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami. —FILE PHOTO
BURNING ISSUE
Year-long celebrations begin to mark Maharishi’s 200th birth anniversary
Dayanand Saraswati was
beacon of knowledge: Modi
PM Modi inaugurates year-long celebrations to mark 200th birth anniversary of Maharishi Dayanand
Saraswati, on Sunday. Gujarat Guv Acharya Devvrat Union Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal also seen.
New Delhi (ANI): Prime
Minister Narendra Modi
on Saturday called
Jaffna Cultural Centre,
which was inaugurated
on Saturday, an “impor-
tant initiative” signifying
the close cooperation
between India and
Sri Lanka.The Prime
Minister who had laid
the foundation stone
of the Jaffna Cultural
Center in 2015, shared
some pictures from that
special visit. “The Jaffna
Cultural Center is an im-
portant initiative signify-
ing the close cultural
cooperation between
India and Sri Lanka.
It will benefit sev-
eral people. The august
presence of President
Ranil Wickremesinghe
made the programme
even more special. @
RW_UNP”,”PM Modi
tweeted while acknowl-
edging the presence
of President Ranil
Wickremesinghe on the
occasion.
JAFFNA CENTRE SIGNIFIES INDIA-SL TIES, SAYS PM
Amit Shah with Tripura CM Manik Saha and other BJP leaders at a
rally in Tripura’s Sepahijala district, on Sunday. —PHOTO BY PTI

INDIA
06
Bengaluru (Agencies):
The “largest-ever” US
delegationparticipating
at the Aero India 2023,
signifies the growing
Indo-US ties in various
sectors, US Charge
d’Affaires A Elizabeth
Jones said on Sunday
.
Jones, who will inau-
gurate the USA Part-
nership Pavilion at
Aero India 2023 on Mon-
day, said: “India and the
United States are work-
ing together in so many
ways to ensure a free
and open, prosperous,
connected, and resilient
Indo-Pacific region,
where our democracies
can thrive. As partners,
we’re working together
to address climate
change; improve global
health and prepare for
new pandemics; cooper-
ate on cyber challenges;
build quality infra-
structure; and ensure
sustainable supply
chains. We’re strength-
ening our cooperation
on critical technologies,
from space components
to semiconductors.”
Aero India 2023, the
biennial air show that
India hosts in Bengalu-
ru, set for inauguration
on Monday, has evolved
into one of the prestig-
ious air shows in this
part of the world. A
host of US aeronautical
and aerospace compa-
nies are setting up op-
erations in India.
US envoy lauds growing ties with India
AERO INDIA 2023
New Delhi (ANI): Con-
gress president and
Leader of Opposition in
Rajya Sabha Mallikar-
jun Kharge has called a
meeting of “like-mind-
ed” opposition parties
on Monday
.
The meeting will be
heldatKharge’sofficeat
Parliament before the
start of the business of
Rajya Sabha. The meet-
ing is believed to be
called to chalk out the
strategy of the Opposi-
tion in Rajya Sabha on
Monday
. Congress presi-
dent Mallikarjun
Kharge on Friday reiter-
ated his party’s demand
for a Joint Parliamenta-
ry Committee probe
into the businesses of
the Adani Group in the
wake of the report by
US short-seller firm
Hindenburg Research.
At a press conference,
Kharge said, “Shouldn’t
there be an inquiry into
the Adani scam?
Shouldn’t the matter be
referred to the JPC?
Should not there be a
discussion on the mon-
ey that public sector
banks invested in Ada-
ni’s businesses? Public
money is involved in it.
Why does the govern-
ment have a problem
taking Adani’s name?”
Kharge alleged that
PM Modi acted as an
‘agent’ for the Adani
group of companies.
The Congress nation-
al president added,
“Modi-ji acted as Ada-
ni’s agent and got him
tenders in Sri Lanka
and Bangladesh. Every-
bodyknowsaboutthis.”
Questioning the reg-
ulatory bodies of the
country, Kharge said,
“The RBI, SEBI, ED,
Corporate Affairs Min-
istry, Income Tax, and
the CBI seem paralysed.
Can they not see the
corruption here? Is
Adani invisible to
them? With our institu-
tions in inertia, it is our
duty to question the
government. The peo-
ple sent us to the Parlia-
ment as their represent-
atives and it is our re-
sponsibility to safe-
guard the public.”
“We tried to raise sev-
eral issues in the Parlia-
ment. However, the
Prime Minister evaded
all questions and just
gave an election speech,
boasting about him-
self,” Kharge added.
Meanwhile, taking a
serious note of the Op-
position uproar on Fri-
day over the demand for
JPC probe into the Ada-
ni businesses in the
wake of the report by
US firm Hindenburg Re-
search, Vice President
and Rajya Sabha Chair-
man Jagdeep Dhankhar
lost his cool and warned
the protesting MPs that
“every transgression
from both sides would
not go without his deep
reflection”.
The outburst came
amid a heated exchange
of words between Un-
ion Minister Piyush
Goyal and Kharge, who
is also the Leader of the
Opposition in the Upper
House, after the Con-
gress alleged that PM
Modi has ‘links’ with
industrialist Adani.
KHARGE CALLS OPPN MEET TODAY
TO CHALK OUT FLOOR STRATEGY
Meeting will be held at Kharge’s office at Parliament before start of RS proceedings
Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge with party leaders KC Venugopal (R) and Randeep Surjewala.
GISshowsdevelopingUP’spic:Thakur
Lucknow (ANI): Re-
cord-level investments
are coming in different
sectors of the Uttar
Pradesh at the Global
Investors Summit, Un-
ion Minister Anurag
Thakur said on Sunday
.
UP Global Investors
Summit 2023 is the flag-
ship investment sum-
mit of the Government
of Uttar Pradesh. The
mega event is aimed to
bring together policy-
makers, industry lead-
ers, academia, think
tanks, and leaders from
across the world to col-
lectively explore busi-
ness opportunities and
forge partnerships.
Talking to reporters
here in Lucknow, the
Union Minister said,
“At the Global Investors
Summit, record-level
investments are coming
in for different sectors.
This shows the picture
of new and developing
Uttar Pradesh.”
“The image of UP
has changed a lot in the
last five years, which
has also increased peo-
ple’s confidence. One
trillion dollar economy
is a huge thing in it-
self,” he added.
He further said that
the state is also becom-
ing the sports capital
of the world.
UP TO SOON HAVE MAXIMUM DOMESTIC
FLIGHTS IN INDIA, SAYS SCINDIA
“UK TO INVEST IN DEFENCE, AEROSPACE
MEDICAL SECTORS IN UTTAR PRADESH”
Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh will soon have the maximum
number of domestic flight services in the country and also
21 airports in the coming
days, Union Civil Aviation
Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia
said. Addressing a session
on “Civil Aviation in Uttar
Pradesh: The Emerging Op-
portunities” during the Uttar
Pradesh Global Investors
Summit-2023 here, Scindia also said that PM Narendra Modi
and UP CM Yogi Adityanath have rejuvenated the country.
Lucknow: The British Minister of
State for Defence Procurement
on Sunday said that the United
Kingdom will invest in defence,
aerospace and medical sectors in
Uttar Pradesh. At Global Investor
Summit, Alex Chalk, said, “It is a
matter of pride for me to partici-
pate in GIS-23. Standing on this
great land of Uttar Pradesh and
inviting the whole world to invest
is a big achievement.”
New Delhi (PTI): Arti-
ficial intelligence (AI)
should not be viewed as
a threat, but as an oppor-
tunity to enhance quali-
ty of legal practice, Su-
premeCourtjudgeHima
Kohli said, terming it is
a “game-changer” that
has the potential to revo-
lutionise the way law-
yerswork.JusticeKohli,
however, flagged ethical
concerns about the “ac-
countability, transpar-
ency and protection of
rightsof parties”,which
maycropupwiththeuse
of AI in the legal field.
She said it is undeniable
that technology has
played a significant role
in keeping the wheels of
justicemovingevendur-
ingCOVID-19pandemic.
SC judge lays
emphasis on
use of AI in
legal practice
SC Justice Hima Kohli
New Delhi (PTI): Over
97.64 lakh pending and
pre-litigation cases
were settled in the first
National Lok Adalat of
2023, held under the
guidance of the Nation-
al Legal Services Au-
thority in all 36 states
and Union Territories
on Saturday. The NAL-
SA, under its executive
chairman Justice San-
jay Kishan Kaul, said
according to the infor-
mation received till
7.30 pm, around 97.64
lakh cases were settled
in the Lok Adalat.
97.64lakh cases
settled in Nat’l
Lok Adalat
Noida (PTI): Presence
of Pakistan’s pavilion
to promote the country
at an international trav-
el and tourism event
here piqued the curios-
ity of several visitors.
Peopleenquiredabout
the country’s tourist
destinations, tourism
potential and cultural
heritage, said an official
at the Pakistan pavilion
at the SCO Tourism
Mart. Part of the
Shanghai Corporation
Organisation (SCO),
Pakistan and other
countries showcased
their tourism products
as well as cultural her-
itage at the event held
as part of activities un-
der India’s presidency
of the grouping.
Pak’s pavilion at
int’l tourism event
near Delhi piques
curiosity of visitors
Delhi Police ropes in Truecaller to save
people from impersonators,cyber frauds
New Delhi (PTI): The
Delhi Police is all set to
sign an agreement with
caller ID verification
platform Truecaller to
help people identify ver-
ified numbers and pro-
tect themselves from
cyber frauds and scams
involving the imperson-
ation of govt officials.
In addition to educat-
ing Delhiites and hold-
ing a joint awareness
campaign against cyber
frauds, Truecaller will
alsodisplayofficialnum-
bers of the Delhi Police
representatives on the
app’s government direc-
toryservices,policesaid.
“During the Covid
pandemic, Truecaller
helped us a lot as a lot of
scams and frauds on the
pretext of selling oxy-
gen cylinders, concen-
trators, medicines and
other essentials associ-
ated with treating the
deadly virus were re-
ported,” police said.
The Aero India
2023 offers the
perfect setting
for companies
from both
countries to
explore new
opportunities
—Representational
image
Thiruvananthapuram: Senior Congress leader and
former Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy was
on Sunday airlifted to a
private hospital in Benga-
luru, party sources said.
Chandy had been admitted
to a private hospital in
nearby Neyyattinkara for
treatment after he was
infected with pneumonia. The Congress veteran,
who was taken out of the hospital in a wheelchair,
thanked the doctors and staff of the hospital and
said there was no basis for the concerns regarding
the treatment given to him.
New Delhi: The Crime Branch of the Delhi Police on
Sunday said that they have arrested an accused, who
had been on the run for five
years, in connection with a
case related to misappro-
priation of Rs 2.22 crore
meant for ATMs. A senior
police officer said that the
accused was identified as
Mohammad Abdul Qadir, a resident of Lucknow. “Ac-
cused was wanted in a case of misappropriation of
Rs 2.22 crore of Brinks India Private Limited, having
a contract with national and private banks to replen-
ish the currency available in ATMs,” the police said.
EX-KERALA CM CHANDY AIRLIFTED TO
BENGALURU FOR FURTHER TREATMENT
MAN WANTED IN MISAPPROPRIATION OF
ATM CASH HELD IN UP AFTER 5 YEARS
“DOES GOVT HAVE
HAND IN ADANI’S
GROWTH”: CONG
Union Minister Anurag Thakur, BJP MPs Hema Malini and Ravi
Kishan during the last day of the UP GIS, in Lucknow, on Sunday.
Kochi (ANI): Amid the
row over the Hindenburg-
Adani issue Congress
general secretary KC
Venugopal on Sunday
attacked the Centre and
said people of the country
need an answer whether
the government has hand
in Adani Group’s growth
or not. “Rahul Gandhi
raised the Adani issue in
Lok Sabha, but instead of
giving answers,
Prime Minister
abused Con-
gress, he did it
to run away
from this
issue.”
New Delhi: The AAP on Sunday protested outside
the BJP office demanding a probe into the allegations
of fraud against the Adani Group in the Hindenburg
research report. AAP leader Gopal Rai said a joint
parliamentary committee comprising members from
all parties should probe the matter. “BJP is running
away from the probe. There is only one leader Kejri-
wal who is not scared of any investigation,’’ he said.
AAP PROTESTS OUTSIDE BJP OFFICE
SEEKING PROBE IN ADANI ISSUE
BUDGET
SESSION
New Delhi (ANI):
The protest by locals
against the Demoli-
tion Drive by the
Delhi Development
Authority (DDA) is
underway for the
third consecutive
day in the Mehrauli
for the third consecu-
tive day on Sunday
.
The agitated pro-
testorscouldbeheard
sloganeering against
the government and
the DDA. It has also
been claimed from
the site that the rag-
ing protestors threw
red chilli powder on
the security person-
nel at the protest site.
Meanwhile, the
Delhi Police said that
suitable legal action
will be taken against
some women who al-
legedly threw red
chilli powder on the
police personnel.
They also clarified
that police did not
conduct lathi charge
on any individual
there and no one
was injured.
3rd day of protest
against DDA’s
demolition drive
DDA workers during a demolition drive at Mehrauli area in
New Delhi, on Sunday. —PHOTO BY ANI
CRUCIAL READ
3 DIE IN BLAST
AT FIRECRACKER
GODOWN IN TN
MAN ARRESTED
IN WOMAN COP’S
SUICIDE CASE
Chennai: Three
people died and seven
people were injured
in an explosion at a
firecracker godown
in Vaniyambadi,
Tirupatthur district.
Police said the explo-
sion took place in the
firecracker godown
and investigation is on
regarding the cause of
the explosion. The po-
lice added that seven
people were rescued.
New Delhi: A man,
who was carrying a
reward of Rs 20,000
on his head in connec-
tion with the suicide
case of a woman Delhi
Police Constable, was
arrested by the Crime
Branch from Uttar
Pradesh’s Meerut, of-
ficial said on Sunday.
A senior police official
said that the accused
was identified as Sonu
Bhalotiya (27).
UP GLOBAL INVESTORS SUMMIT-2023

NEWS
07
SANDEEP MEHTA APPOINTED
CJ AT GAUHATI HIGH COURT
Raj HC to hear
MLAs resignation
case today
Jaipur (FIB): Raj HC
will conduct hearing on
the PIL filed by BJP
leader and Dy LoP in
Rajasthan assembly Ra-
jendra Rathore on the
matter related to the
resignation of Congress
MLAs.
The hearing will be
conducted by the divi-
sion bench of acting
chief justice MM Sriv-
astava. The matter is
listed for tomorrow. Re-
ply by Rathore is to be
presented by Rathore
during the hearing. It
may be noted that
Rathore himself is ar-
guing in the case.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Justice Sand-
eep Mehta of Ra-
jasthan High Court will
be the Chief Justice of
Gauhati High Court.
The Central Govern-
ment approved the rec-
ommendation of the
Supreme Court Colle-
gium in this regard.
Justice Mehta was
born on January 11,
1961 in Jodhpur. He
graduated in science
from Jodhpur Univer-
sity and later obtained
law degree. Mehta reg-
istered as an advocate
in 1988 and started prac-
ticing law in Jodhpur,
the main bench of Ra-
jasthan High Court.
Justice Mehta, who is
considered an expert in
criminal matters, has
practiced in different
high courts including
Rajasthan high court
and in Supreme Court.
He was Vice President
of Bar Council of Ra-
jasthan till the year
2004-05 and was elected
as President in 2010.
With about 25 years
of experience as a law-
yer, Mehta was appoint-
ed as a Judge in the
High Court on 30 May
2011. Justice Sandeep
Mehta is also known for
his efforts in legal ser-
vice in Rajasthan. On
the other hand, it was a
surprising coincidence
that the appointment of
Assam’s Guv and CJ of
Gauhati HC on the same
day and both are from
Rajasthan.
WATERING GREEN GRASS
Dry weather and fluctuating temperatures will continue in the State for the next one week.To keep the dust grounded, workers
running the sprinklers atm Rambagh Polo Ground in Jaipur on Sunday. —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
Bhanwar S Charan
Kota: In a bizzare and
unprecedented move,
senior Congress leader
andUDHMinisterShan-
tiDhariwalpointedguns
at one of Rajasthan’s
premier industrial cata-
lyst - RIICO - on Sunday
even as RIICO is a lead-
ing industrial organiza-
tion of Rajasthan and is
doing a good job under
the leadership of its
Chairman IAS Kuldeep
Ranka (who happens to
bePrincipalSecretaryto
CM also).
Addressingaprogram
of entrepreneurs in
Kota, the UDH Minister
said,“RIICOisaverybig
disease. This corpora-
tion is made by officers
and run by officers. If a
minister is weak, the of-
ficers influence the min-
ister easily and make a
board or corporation.
RIICO is being accused
of obstructing develop-
ment works and disturb-
ing planning.”
Now everyone is won-
dering why a straight
forward and always
‘supportive’ Dhariwal
hadtomakesuchastate-
ment on a corporation
which has actually been
the harbinger of indus-
trial development in Ra-
jasthan and why is he
‘miffed’ with officers?
However, highly
placed sources have re-
vealed the inside story
and said that the matter
is related to coaching
institutes in Kota which
has an impressive lobby
of coaching institutes.
Word is that many insti-
tutes have been built on
non-institutional lands
and a large part of such
land is in the area of
RIICO. UDH wants to
change the land use of
the entire land and pre-
paring for changes in
the master plan. As a
result, RIICO’s land is
also coming under this
part for which Kota MD
of RIICO wrote a strong
protest letter to UDH re-
sulting in a ‘fierce con-
frontation’ between RII-
CO and UDH.
Dhariwal is the min-
ister of UDH depart-
ment and Kota’s coach-
ing lobby is pressuriz-
ing him. So the question
is what should Dhari-
wal do, because he al-
ways have to fight elec-
tions from Kota. Nota-
bly, such ‘compulsions’
keep appearing in de-
mocracy before the lo-
cal politicians.
‘Miffed’ Dhariwal takes jibe at RIICO, officials over Kota land!
DHARIWAL FURIOUS IN KOTA
UDH Minister Shanti Dhariwal along with Amit Dhariwal and others
during ‘Haath Se Haath Jodo’ campaign in Balita, Kota on Sunday.
RIICO being accused of obstructing
development works and disturbing
planning, Dhariwal said fiercely
DHARIWAL IN HAATH SE HAATH JODO DRIVE
 You have long expe-
rience and Sundar
Singh Bhandari took
into politics by hold-
ing your finger. What
you have to say about
your status now?
I consider myself a
worker. I come from an
organisation, RSS,
which has taught us to
work for the nation.
Sangh handed me over
to Bhandari ji and poli-
tics after the emergen-
cy. I have has never
hankered after any po-
sition and it is only in
the BJP that a simple
worker can rise to top
posts. They have given
me responsibility and
I will try to fulfill it.
PM Narendra Modi
and senior people of
my party consider me
worthy of doing that
work. With god and
party leaders’ bless-
ings, I will definitely
try to live up to their
expectations.
 You have maintain
honesty and integrity
in such a long career.
How this happened?
These are teachings of
Sangh. I had many
shortcomings in life but
I worked with great
Sangh pracharaks and
learned a lot. I learned
how to live and work in
minimum resources. I
learned that lack of re-
sources is a challenge
and a person can learn
from it. The pracharaks
leave their families to
work for the nation. If
they do so much, we can
also do some work for
the nation.
 You steered Mewar
politics – whether
Sangh or the BJP
.
Now, who will head
Mewar politics?
There such a piety in
the land of Mewar that
whosoever is given the
responsibility, with the
blessings of the
Eklingji, the person
works for the pride of
Mewar. In our party,
there are so many
workers and anyone
would fulfill the re-
sponsibility.
 CAA and some oth-
er volatile issues are
there in Assam. But
Marwari and Ra-
jasthanis have great
influence there?
I have been visiting
Marwaris and even in-
terior villages there
earlier also. I will fulfill
the responsibility of
maintaining and in-
creasing the pride of
Rajasthanis there and
of the land of Assam on
priority
.
 What will you con-
vey to 1st time MLAs
as you have been a
pathshala for them?
The message is that we
are indebted to the
voters who send us to
the Assembly. We have
to pay back the debt
while living our politi-
cal career for the sake
of our area, pride of
the Vidhan Sabha and
of the democracy. Rest
of the help God pro-
vides.
 Governor is a consti-
tutional post. It is said
that politics comes to
an end after becoming
Governor
. How do you
perceive it?
I will certainly play my
role as per the constitu-
tional stature of the
Governor post. I will
not make my own indi-
vidual line by leaving
the line of constitution-
al duty
.
‘PM,party foundmeworthyforthisduty’
RSS taught us to work for nation. I’ll try to fulfill it the responsibility given to me, says GC Kataria

Leader of Opposition
and senior BJP
leader Gulab
Chand Kataria,
78, has been given
responsibility of the
Governor of Assam
on which he said he
would “fulfill it
honestly.” Talking to
Yogesh
Sharma,
Political Editor
of First India, Kataria
shared his vision...
INTERVIEW
EXCLUSIVE
Vasundhara Raje,Arun Singh, Satish Poonia, Chandrashekhar, Dushyant Singh,Anand Sharma and others felicitate Gulab Chand Kataria
after he was appointed as Governor of Assam on Sunday. —PHOTOS BY SANTOSH SHARMA
Arun Singh and Rajendra Rathore felicitating Gulab Chand Kataria.
MP Diya Kumari felicitating Gulab Chand Kataria on Sunday.
Who will be
new LoP?
Names of
Raje, Rathore
doing rounds
‘KATARIA AS ASSAM GUV IS HONOUR FOR STATE’
Yogesh Sharma
Jaipur: With the
appointment of
Leader of Opposi-
tion Gulab Chand
Kataria as the Gov-
ernor of Assam,
the hunt for his
successor has
started.Thenames
of former CM
Vasundhara Raje
and Deputy LoP
Rajendra Rathore
are being consid-
ered strongly
. Raje
has been the Lead-
er of Opposition in
thepastaswelland
a large section
among the MLAs
has been consider-
ing her as their
leader. Rathore
says that the deci-
sion will be taken
by the leadership.
Other leaders also
said that the deci-
sion has to be tak-
enbythehighcom-
mand. The central
leadership of BJP
has started opera-
tions in Rajasthan.
Assembly
strength
reduced again!
Now, Gulab Chand
Kataria will have
to resign as MLA
and the strength
in Assembly will
be reduced to 199.
By-elections may
also be held in Ka-
taria’s constituency
Udaipur.
I will fulfill
the respon-
sibility of
maintain-
ing and increasing
the pride of Ra-
jasthanis and of the
land of Assam on
priority. I will not
make my own indi-
vidual line.
—Gulab Chand Kataria
ABOUT GUV KATARIA
Kataria, 78, who was
an eight-time MLA
and a former minister,
belongs to Udaipur
and has influence in
Mewar region, said
that he has never
hankered after any
position and it is
only in the BJP that
a simple worker can
rise to top posts. He
said he was not aware
of his appointment till
the media and party
leaders started calling
him in the morning.
Gulab Chand Kataria
is married to Anita Ka-
taria, the couple has
5 daughters. He was
home minister also.
Talking about Gulab
Chand Kataria on
being elected as Assam
Governor Rajasthan
BJP state in-charge
and national general
secretary Arun Sin-
gh said, “Kataria’s
nomination as Assam
governor is an honour
for Rajasthan. Gulab
Chand Kataria, who
worked in the politics
of Rajasthan for 50
decades, has worked
to advance the BJP or-
ganization.” Respond-
ing to the question of
who will be the next
Leader of the Opposi-
tion in Rajasthan, he
said that “The deci-
sion will be taken by
the BJP Parliamen-
tary Board and every-
one will abide by the
decision taken.”

Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: Chief minister
Ashok Gehlot invited
prime minister Naren-
draModitovisitthestate
once again saying that
his visits speed up the
developmental works.
“A few days back you
had come to Rajasthan
on Devnarayan Jayanti.
Coming so soon for the
second time does mat-
ter. The PM is visiting
one state so quickly
. It’s
a matter of luck for us,”
Gehlot also extended
an invitation to visit the
state once again.
TheCMthroughvideo
conference from Jaipur
was addressing the cer-
emony in Dausa where
PM Narendra Modi in-
augurated Delhi-Dausa-
Lalsot section of Delhi-
Mumbai expressway
.
“‘You keep coming to
Rajasthan…your visit
gives momentum to dev
works,” he said.
At the same time, Ge-
hlot highlighted the
works done by the state
government in the last
fouryearintheroadsec-
tor and infrastructure
development. He said
that as the result of the
works done by him, an
atmosphere of invest-
ment has been created.
HesaidthatRajasthan
ranks second in the
country in growth rate.
The CM also gave refer-
ence to the provisions
made in the state budget
presented by him a cou-
ple of days back.
Reminiscing about good times
is always joyful and
rejuvenating, one should
indulge in this too…sometimes!
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
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BJP GOVT NECESSARY TO SAVE RAJ: MODI
Inaugurating the 246-km long Delhi-Lalsot-Dausa section of the Delhi-Mumbai expressway in Dausa on Sunday, Prime
Minister Narendra Modi sounded the poll bugle in the State by accusing Congress Govt of stalling the development works
Aishwary Pradhan,
Sikha Sharma
Laxmikant Sharma
Dausa: Prime Minister
Narendra Modi on Sun-
day said that had the
double engine govern-
mentbeeninplaceinthe
last five years, the devel-
opment here would have
beenfasterinRajasthan.
“Congress does the
work of stalling, dis-
tracting, hanging
things, due to which the
works of development
are stalled. Neither
these people work them-
selves nor let others do
it. The law and order
situation is getting
worse everyday. From
the kind of news that is
coming out from Ra-
jasthan, it seems that if
the culture and pride of
Rajasthan is to be saved
then BJP government
will have to be brought
in the state,” he said.
Indicating BJP’s vic-
tory on the basis of the
crowd present in the
event, Modi said that
this is a trailer, the film
is yet to be released.
“Some people have
teased Rajasthan by call-
ing it a sick state, but the
BJPismakingRajasthan
the strongest base of de-
veloped India,” he said.
PM’s visit speeds up dev work: CM Gehlot
CM Gehlot, Akhil Arora, Arti Dogra, Kuldeep Ranka, and others virtually attend PM programme.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi along with Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, Satish Poonia, Vasundhara Raje, Alka Gurjar, Mukesh Dadhich
Jitendra Meena and others during the expressway inauguration event in Dausa on Sunday. —PHOTOS BY SANTOSH SHARMA
PM Modi being garlanded during the expressway inaugural event. Satish Poonia,
Vasundhara Raje, Arun Chaturvedi, Kailash Choudhary, Madan Dilawar, Prabhu Lal Saini,
Rajendra Rathore, Bhajan Lal Sharma and others look on. Satish Poonia offers safa to PM.
BJP CRITICISES CM
FOR NOT ATTENDING
PM EVENT IN DAUSA
Dausa: Prime Minister Nar-
endra Modi inaugurated the
Delhi-Dausa-Lalsot section
of the country’s first green
corridor E-way Delhi-Mumbai
Expressway in Dausa. Ahead
of the programme, politics
also headed up with the BJP
suggesting the chief minister
should be involved in the
programme. Deputy leader of
opposition Rajendra Rathore
said that Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot should attend
PM Modi’s programme to be
organised in Dausa. He said
that there is a federal system
in the country and this is
the foundation stone of the
Constitution. In Jaipur, BJP
state president Satish Poonia
responded to the allegations
of the Congress in which the
BJP was being accused of
doing politics on the Eastern
Rajasthan Canal Project
(ERCP). Poonia said that the
Chief Minister and Congress
are only doing politics on
ERCP. “The Union Minister
has said many times that the
central government works
on the proposal sent by the
state governments according
to the criteria regarding the
national project,” he told re-
porters. Poonia said that the
Ashok Gehlot government
is only doing politics on the
matter. “Instead of making
it a political issue, the CM
should make it an issue of
public convenience,” he said.
PM MODI SPEAKS
RAJASTHANI
PM Narendra Modi started
his address with the
praise of Meen Bhagwan,
Maiya Kaila Devi, Devdham
Jodhpuria, Panch Mahadev,
Mehandipur Balaji, Pret Raj
Sarkar, Bhairav Ji Maharaj
and statement in Rajasthani
language. “Mehndipur Balaji
na mharo pranam, Devnagari
Dausa ri janta na mhari Ram
Ram,” Modi said.
l I love the millet bread
here, these grains are also
nutritious
l Will make Rajasthan a
state of new possibilities
lModi came to Dausa
district for 3rd time, as PM
for 2nd time
PM takes dig at Gehlot over budget
speech goof-up, CM responds
PM Narendra Modi holds discussion with MP Kirodi Lal Meena.
Rajsamand MP Diya Kumari welcomes PM Narendra Modi.
First India Bureau
Dausa: Prime Minis-
ter Narendra Modi on
Sunday took a dig at
Rajasthan Chief Min-
ister Ashok Gehlot for
reading portions from
the state’s last year
Budget speech while
presenting the Budget
for 2023-24, saying
Congress govern-
ments’ “plans and an-
nouncements re-
mained just on pa-
per”. He said Gehlot’s
Budget speech gaffe,
saying what happened
was being discussed
all around.
“Anybody can make
a mistake, but this
shows the Congress
has neither vision nor
gravitas (wajan) and
its plans and an-
nouncements re-
mained just on paper,”
Modi said.
Responding to PM’s
jibe, Gehlot accused
Modi of misleading
the public on the
state budget.
Gehlot said that be-
cause the PM tried to
mislead the public in
his speech, that’s why
it is necessary to keep
the truth in front of
the public.
E-waypassesviabackwardareas
to give priority to dev: Gadkari
Dausa (FIB): The new
Delhi-Mumbai Express-
way passes through
backward areas to give
priority to the develop-
ment of socially, eco-
nomically and educa-
tionally backward dis-
tricts, Union Road and
Transport Minister Ni-
tin Gadkari said here
on Sunday
.
The minister was ad-
dressing the inaugura-
tion ceremony of the
first phase of the high-
way in Dausa.
He also said the gov-
ernment is making eve-
ry effort to take the road
infrastructure of the
country to a level at par
with America by the
end of 2024. “We will try
to make India’s high-
ways at par with Amer-
ica’s,” Gadkari said.
“Prime Minister Nar-
endra Modi has talked
about making India
self-reliant and espe-
cially the infrastruc-
ture of international
standards, which he has
repeatedly put in front
of us as a goal. We be-
lieve that before the end
of 2024, under the guid-
ance of the prime min-
ister, we will try our
best to make India’s
road infrastructure at
par with America,” the
Union minister said.
“It was the dream of
Prime Minister Modi
that development of so-
cially
, economically and
educationally back-
ward districts are given
priority,” he added.
Gadkari said he has
identified around 500
blocks that are socially,
economically, and edu-
cationally backward,
and so, this highway is
passing through back-
ward areas and becom-
ing a growth engine for
these areas.
An electric cable will
be laid between Jaipur
and Delhi, and e-trucks
and e-buses will be able
to ply on this highway,
he said.
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari
addresses people in Dausa.
The grand wedding dinner of
Vijay Shankar, son of Sharda
and BJP leader Mahendra Kumar
Yadav, with Garima, daughter of
Santosh and Dharmveer Kalaliya
took place at Janki Marriage
Garden, Chitrakoot on Sunday.
Jagdeesh Chandra reached to
bless the couple and wished them
a happy married life ahead.
Various dignitaries including
Baba Ramdev, Vasundhara Raje,
Lalchand Kataria, Satish Poonia,
Gajendra Singh Shekhawat,
Ramcharan Bohra among others
reached to bless the newlyweds.
—PHOTOS BY SUNIL SHARMA
Jagdeesh Chandra greeting Baba
Ramdev at wedding venue on Sunday.
Jagdeesh Chandra greets Vasundhara Raje as Ashok Parnami and others look on
during the wedding ceremony at Janki Marriage Garden, Chitrakoot on Sunday.
Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, Ramcharan Bohra, Satish Poonia and others during the
wedding ceremony at Janki Marriage Garden, Chitrakoot on Sunday.
The Prime Minister
came to Rajasthan for
the second time in 15
days, but again left the
people of Rajasthan
unheard on ERCP.
You are the Prime
Minister of the coun-
try, not of the party
and this issue is not of
Congress-BJP, but of
the thirsty people of
Rajasthan.
—Govind Singh Dotasra,
State Congress President
Inj 15 days, PM came to
Raj for the second time,
but even today no step
has been taken towards
giving ERCP national
status. ERCP is a life-
line for 13 districts and
a question of prosperity
for lakhs of people.
—Sachin Pilot,
Former Dy CM, Rajasthan
WEDDING
BELLS

JAIPUR | MONDAY,
FEBRUARY 13, 2023
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he colour
pink symbol-
ises gentle-
ness, empa-
thy, and un-
w a v e r i n g
love. In actu-
ality, pink is
also the new
black. Pink ex-
udes a feeling of
freshness and en-
thusiasm and is fre-
quently connected to child-
hood and first young love.
Pink is said to be a calming
colour. The meanings and
connotations associated
with a certain shade of pink
may differ. While light pink is
typically linked with gentle-
ness, healing, and calmness,
hot pink is frequently seen as
being strong, daring, and ter-
rifying. It is a colour that may
evoke positive emotions like
pleasure and joy as well as cre-
ativity and the arts. It is a kind,
considerate love that prioritis-
es being connected to the other.
Pink clothing exudes warmth,
friendliness, comprehension,
and compassion. It is observant
and insightful. According to
colour psychology, the colour
pink represents hope. It is a
cheery colour that inspires feel-
ings of cosiness, comfort, and
assurance that things will turn
out for the best. The most lov-
ing part of humans, including
their need for receiving and
providing love, care, and atten-
tion, is awakened by the colour
pink. Pink is a non-threatening
colour that seeks to garner at-
tention, respect, and apprecia-
tion in the world of fashion.
Pink symbolises riches, power,
glamour, and striking beauty in
its most potent forms. It is fun,
daring and familiar all at once
and it has an energising feel. It
is neither obnoxious nor chal-
lenging to wear, in contrast to
other vibrant hues. Pink has a
vast variety, which enhances
its beauty, and it will undoubt-
edly continue to be used in
fashion. It acts as a hyper-satu-
rated reminder of the excite-
ment of fashion because of its
capacity to confound expecta-
tions. As long as the fabric and
cut suit their body shape and
skin tone, everyone may wear
the colour. Pink has the prop-
erty of being strong without
deliberately intending to be
such, and it symbolises gentle-
ness and love.
SHUBHANSHI PATHAK
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
PINKROSE
AS BEAUTIFUL AS A
T
PINK SYMBOLISES
GENTLENESS AND LOVE.
IT EVOKES POSITIVE
EMOTIONS. CITY FIRST
BRINGS TO YOU
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE
COLOUR IN THE
FASHION WORLD...
PINKROSE
PINKROSE
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a l e n t i n e ’ s
Week’s sev-
enth day is
known as
Kiss Day. It’s
an extremely
popular event
that takes place on
February 13, the day
before Valentine’s
Day
. It’s a day devoted
to showing compas-
sion and love with a
kiss. It might be
shared with a loved
one, a member of the
family, or a close ac-
quaintance. On this
day, people express
their love and grati-
tude to those who are
closest to them. It
gives individuals a
chance to show
their love and
devotion to
those they
cherish, set-
ting the tone
for a more pas-
sionate and pri-
vate celebration on
Valentine’s Day. In
essence, it’s a joy-
ful and meaningful
way to honour
love and devo-
tion. A kiss,
whether it be
between lov-
ers, close
friends, or fam-
ily members, is
a potent sign of
affection and
kinship that
unites people. A
kiss may express a
variety of emotions,
such as comfort and
joy in addition to
love and desire. A
single kiss may in-
tensify the feel-
ing of intimacy
between two peo-
ple and strength-
en their bond. It
is a global form of
communication
that transcends
age, culture, and ge-
ography
. It’s a simple,
intimate gesture that
conveys a lot without
saying anything. In
addition to sharing
passionate kisses,
there are various
ways to celebrate Kiss
Day. Couples may
spend time together,
engaging in intimate
conversation or just
enjoying one other’s
presence. As a sign of
their love and affec-
tion, some couples
choose to exchange
presents like choco-
lates, flowers, or love
letters. It feels very
different the first
time you kiss your
lover. You step into a
happy, innocent world
where everything
seems to be exactly
right. Make the day
as unique and excep-
tional as you can for
the people you love by
showering them with
all of your happiness.
V
SHUBHANSHI PATHAK
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
Close your eyes and Happy
Happy
Happy
Kiss
Day
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T
heworldhasseen
the phenomenal
success of Hom-
bale films, Kan-
tara. As the film is still
conqueringthehearts
of the masses, it has
alsobeenflowingin
a rumor of Urvashi
Rautela joining the
cast of Kantara 2.
Much before this ru-
mourcomestothesur-
face a source close to
the production has
come up with the
clarification stating
all these rumors
are baseless.
On Saturday
,
Urvashi shared
a picture with
actor-director
Rishab Shet-
ty posing
h a p p i l y
with all
s m i l e s
she cap-
tioned it
as
#KANTARA2@rishab-
shettyofficial @hom-
balefilms loading #RS.
A source close to the
production house has
revealed that “
All the ru-
mors around Urvashi
Rautela casting in Kan-
tara 2 are totally base-
less and untrue. Recent-
ly
, Urvashi Rautela just
happened to be on the
samepremisesasRishab
Shetty
, where she re-
questedtomeettheKan-
tarafameandhepolitely
obliged. She posted the
pictureclickedwithhim
with a cryptic caption,
giving rise to these com-
pletely false rumours.”
As now we hear that
all this buzz is baseless,
we are eagerly waiting
to hear more about the
progress of the prequel
of Kantara as an-
nouncedbyRishabShet-
ty on the occasion of the
film completing 100
days, recently
.
Baseless rumours
hank you dresses, thank
you for making dates hap-
pen. As we're all in Valen-
tine's state of mind, fash-
ion does feel like a needed
and hard-to-ignore influ-
ence. Having fallen into
the spell of little black dresses long
ago, mini white dresses have mint-
ed a chic sartorial status. If no new
trends have changed your perspec-
tive for 2023, here is a dress for
your rut. Color it on and wear it
risqué as Disha Patani. Her love af-
fair with cutesy, ultra-mini, and
sexy dresses is nothing new but hot
always, we can never disagree.
The 30-year-old was styled by
Aastha Sharma over the weekend
and we're still not over this look.
A dress that can ensue tons of
compliments, the Bollywood ac-
tress's Rs. 29,200.58 (approx.)
ensemble from the brand's
AW22 collection is a
semi-sheered one.
Designed in London, the short
numberisdoubleandthickstrapped
(just adjustable). If you're someone
who appreciates a fabric as mesh as
this one, this is simply right for
you. The Malang actress's plunging
neckline dress had a frilled hem,
lace embroidered bodice, a midriff
cut-out detail placed as a cowl, and
an embellished heart.
STOP
STOP
WON'T
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11
K
ourtney Kar-
dashian has
been slammed
for her new
gummy vitamin brand,
eversinceshelaunched
it for the public. The
43-year-old Poosh
founder introduced a
line of supplements
called ‘Lemme’ last
year. Although, the
newest addition to the
vitamin range has
raised eyebrows and
offended several gy-
necologists and fans
as she claims it
boosts vaginal
health. Recently,
the mum of three
posted an Insta-
gram video of
herself sur-
rounded by cats
and eating one
of the gummies to pro-
mote her brand.
Gummies are chew-
able vitamins that
come in varied flavors,
colors, and forms. They
taste just like gummy
candies. Kourtney’s
Lemme Purr, on the
other hand, are chew-
able vitamins that
promise to improve
vaginal health. Kar-
dashian wellness web-
site “Poosh” describes
this product as a “yum-
my little treat in gum-
my form with some ef-
fective features”. Ac-
cording to the website,
it is full of Vitamin C
supplements that help
to prevent vaginal dis-
eases like urinary tract
infections (UTI) and
bacterial vaginosis.
E
ver since the trailer of
Selfiee was released,
moviegoers and fans
are eagerly waiting
for it to hit theatres. Mean-
while, the first track from
the film, ‘Main Khiladi’, has
also taken the internet by
storm. And now, the second
song from the film is also
out, titled ‘Kudiye Ne Teri
Vibe’ featuring Mrunal
Thakur in a cameo.
In the song, Mrunal sports
a new grunge glam look, and
it has sparked excitement
amongst fans. Besides this,
we had earlier reported that
Mrunal Thakur will be do-
ing an extremely important
cameo in the film. She is
playing an actress on screen,
paired opposite Akshay
Kumar’s character in
the film. In the visuals,
Mrunal can be seen
performing a high-
octane action se-
quence with Aksh-
ay Kumar.
F
or those of you
who may not be
aware, Rosé just
turned 26 and
seems to be living her
best life. Amongst the
Twitter trends and love
showed her way, the
singer decided to treat
Blinks to a heartfelt
cover, this time of Until
I Found You.
The song, originally
sung by Stephen
Sanchez took over the
internet for its deep and
meaningful lyrics. Of
course, today is the per-
fect day to drop the cov-
er, considering it is her
birthday and Valen-
tine’s day is right
around the corner.
Rosé is currently liv-
ing her best life on tour,
along with the rest of
the Blackpink girls.
They have been
on the Born Pink
tourformonthsnow,
with several other
countries left to be ex-
plored. While the tour
has been met with a
mixed reaction from
fans, it hasn’t stopped
Blinks from going gaga
overtheirfavoritegirls.
The viral hit, Until I
found you was origi-
nallysungbyStephen
Sanchez. In her cov-
er, Rosé brought
out her soulful
vocals fit for the
o l d - s c h o o l
style of the
acoustic
p o p
song.
ROSÉ
treats fans
Last moment entry
Disha Patani
Her post...
Urvashi Rautela
Rose
Kourtney Kardashian
Still from the song...
KOURTNEY FACES BACKLASH
Mrunal Thakur

12
CITY BUZZ
GET VACCINATED
STAY MASKED
CITY FIRST
M
uskaan Foun-
dation for
Road Safety
c o n d u c t e d
First Aid and Basic
Life Support Train-
ing for the Police
personnel working
in the rural police
stations of Chandwaji
and then Dudu on Sun-
day
. The Police Stations
chosen for the training
are Paniyala, Kotputli,
Bhabhru, Pragpura,
Shahpura, Manohar-
pur, Chandwaji, and
Dudu. Besides conduct-
ing training in First
Aid, the Trainers’ team
of Muskaan demon-
strated how to lift the
injured person, how
to assess the level
of injury before
taking the person to
the hospital and con-
trol blood flow due to
injury
. The training and
demonstration are con-
ducted on a life-size
plastic dummy and at
times various other ma-
noeuvres are taught on
a person. Udai Singh
the Station in charge of
Chandwaji and Jai Sin-
gh of Dudu participated
in the training along
with police personnel.
The Series of training
organised under the su-
pervision of Sanjay
Gupta, Additional Su-
perintendent of Police
had the prime objective
of saving lives on the
highway and other
roads. It is noteworthy
that as per the data of
M0RTH 75 % of acci-
dents happen on rural
roads and timely use of
First Aid and Basic Life
Support methods can
save 50% of lives in
such accidents.
TRIBUTE TO EYE DONORS
WHAT’S HAPPENING!
Pujya Panchayat Sindhi Colony Bani Park Sanstha, in co-
operation with Eye Bank Society of Rajasthan and MFJCF ‘Eye
Donation Wall’ (Netradan Data Prachir) has been constructed in
Kawar Kanan Park Sindhi Colony Bani Park, Jaipur, where any
person can pay tribute to the eye donor by offering prayer or
lighting a candle.The inauguration of Eye Donor Prachir was done
by the President of Eye Bank Society of Rajasthan BL Sharma IAS
(Retd),Ashok Bhandari IPS Retd, Nirmala Sharma Advocate and
Former Councilor, Balraj Khanchandani President, Neeraj Diyalani
gen secy of PSC Govind Gurbani (Director MFJCF and Member
Eye Bank Society of Rajasthan).This is the first memorial built in
memory of eye donors in Rajasthan.
Mollis Netura, a cosmetic brand sponsored a celebration
at MNIT on Friday. Nitesh Chaudhry the founder of this
brand gave all the credit to Sitaram for making the brand
successful, because of him this brand has reached on
top. All the products of this brand are made from natural
ingredients. Mollis Netura became the biggest sponsor of
the function. At the end of ceremony gifts were distributed
by Mollis Netura to the winners and judges.
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Vidyashram Pratap Nagar
Jaipur bid adieu to the outgoing batch of class XII 2022-
23 in a solemn ceremony held on Friday at the sprawling
lush green grounds of the school. The function was
graced by the benign presence of Chief Guest Rajeev
Dasot, Director General Prisons, Rajasthan and members
of School Management. The Chief Guest congratulated
the students for their academic excellence and guided
them to walk on the righteous path.
On behalf of Event Managers
Day Celebration ane Event Talk
series took place, in which the
Director of the Ghod Group and the
International Brand Ambassador of
the Event Managers Day, Raees Bharti
conversed with Germany partner of
Event Managers Day, Amy Cipolla.
On this occasion, Rahees said that
the lack of participation which was
seen in international events after
Covid-19 is now over and the glory of
Rajasthani is flying all over the world.
THEGLITZYNIGHT!
CITY FIRST
aipurites en-
joy lo-fi music
amidst fire-
works and live
concerts at the
musical even-
ing gala and a
dance party organised
at Club Booze Up by
Hotel Rockland on Sat-
urday. During the occa-
sion, Jagdeesh Chan-
dra graced the occa-
sion as the chief guest
and congratulated the
owner for the new ven-
ture. In this get-togeth-
er curated for the dig-
nitaries of the city,
Ankush Wadhwa made
the evening memora-
ble for the guests. Vari-
ety mocktails and foot-
tapping music set the
tone to make the even-
ing more memorable.
During this, Wadhwa
shared that given the
upcoming summer sea-
son, tropical drinks
were served to the
guests along with ex-
otic Italian and Mexi-
can cuisine. Various
who’s who of the city
were also present on
the occasion.
J
—PHOTOS BY SANTOSH SHARMA
—PHOTO BY MUKESH KIRADOO
CITY FIRST
R
uma Devi inter-
acted with art
lovers and bud-
ding designers
on the fourth and last
day of the Delphic
Games of Rajasthan,
organised by the
Delphic Council of
Rajasthan at JKK.
She interacted with
the attendees and an-
swered their questions
in her natural and
unique style.
On this occasion, she
explained in detail her-
life journey from strug-
gle to success. Growing
up amid poverty, Ruma
Devi did not give up de-
spite having to drop out
in the eighth standard
and started with the
embroidery work she
had learned from her
grandmother as a child,
to create a separate
identity for herself and
become self-reliant.
In such a situation,
she formed a self-help
group of ten women by
joining other women
like her and gradually
expanded her work
with the help of an
organisation of
Barmer.
On this occasion,
the President of the
Rajasthan Delphic
Council and Principal
Secretary, Cooperatives
IAS Sreya Guha and the
President of the Indian
Delphic Council, NN
Pandey honoured
Roma Devi by wearing
a shawl. The office
bearers of the Indian
Delphic Council, handi-
craft artists, budding
designers and art lov-
ers were present in the
programme.
BASIC LIFE SUPPORT TRAINING
APPRECIATING
INDIVIDUALITY
The Eye Destination now
opens at Vaishali Nagar
CITY FIRST
T
he Eye Destina-
tion inaugurat-
editsnewshow-
room at Gandhi
pathVaishaliNagaron
Sunday with a grand
inauguration that wit-
nessed the presence of
dignitaries like the
Minister of Agricul-
ture Lal Chand Ka-
taria, food Civil Min-
ister Pratap Singh
Khachariyawas, Judge
Manish Bhandari, MP
Ramcharan Bohra,
President RCCI KL
Jain, General secre-
tary RCCI Anand Ma-
harwal, RP Batwada,
Dr Arun Agarwal,
President FORTI
Suresh Agarwal,
President Jaipur
VyaapaarMandalLalit
Sanchora, President
Jaipurtradefederation
Subhash Goyal, Gen
secy Surendra Baj,
Chief of Khandelwal
society Sohan Lal
Tambi, President
of Khandelwal
Vaishya Jaagriti
Anil Badaya, Rakhi
Rathore,AkshatKhute-
ta, Kapil Dhabayi Vi-
jendra Saini. Eye desti-
nation Vaishali Nagar
is equipped with the
most latest and ad-
vancedeyetestingfacil-
ity across India WAM
800 that will enable a
battery of eye tests like
Cataract,Glaucomade-
tection,Corneatesting.
The grand wedding
dinner of Vijay Shankar,
son of Sharda and
Mahendra Kumar (BJP
Leader) with Garima,
daughter of Santosh
and Dharmveer Kalaliya
took place at Janki
Marriage Garden,
Chitrakoot on Sunday,
February 12. Jagdeesh
Chandra reached to
bless the couple and
wished them a happy
married life ahead.
Various dignitaries
including Baba Ramdev,
Lalchand Kataria,
Minister Agriculture,
Animal Husbandry
Fisheries Department,
Vasundhara Raje
(Former CM), MP
Ramcharan Bohra,
Gajendra Singh
Shekhawat (Union
Minister of Jal Shakti),
and Satish Poonia,
State President among
others reached to bless
the newlyweds.
WEDDING
BELLS
—PHOTOS BY SUNIL SHARMA
Governor Kalraj Mishra and Baba Ramdev with (L-R) Santosh,
Garima, Vijay Shankar, Dharmveer Kalaliya and Ghanshyam Tiwari
Jagdeesh Chandra with (L-R) Vijay Shankar
Garima and Mahendra Kumar Yadav Jagdeesh Chandra with Baba Ramdev
Baba Ramdev greeted by Mahendra Yadav.
Also seen are Satish Poonia and Choturam Pacheriya
Gajendra Singh Shekhawat greeted by Mahendra Yadav.
Also seen is Choturam Pacheriya
Jagdeesh Chandra and Baba Ramdev sharing a moment of joy
Jagdeesh Chandra with (L-R) Sankalp,Ankush Wadhwa,
Gaurav Gaur,Akansha Bhalla, Khushi Vijay and Sneha Chaturvedi
Sakshi Ahuja, Nitika Godha,Toshi Vijay,
Meenal Modi, Poonam Madan and Sumedha Sood
Suvigya, Charu, Manish and Neha Ayush and Niti Kasliwal
Gajendra Jain and Ankush Wadhwa
Minister Pratap Singh Khachariyawas lighting
the lamp with Anand Meharwal and Abhinav Meharwal
During the event
Vasundhara Raje and Baba Ramdev with Vijay Shankar, Garima and Santosh
Moti Lal Verma, Retd. IAS Ajay Mishra, Shabana Dagar, Neelam
IAS Sreya Guha, Ruma Devi, Retd. IAS NN Pandey, RAS Shipra Sharma,
Manisha Gulyani,Ashok Kumar Singh, Naveen Tripathi and Sumit Sen

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