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Jaipur, Sunday | August 13, 2023
RNI NUMBER: RAJENG/2019/77764 | VOL 5 | ISSUE NO. 68 | PAGES 12 | `3.00 Rajasthan’s Own English Newspaper
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MY FLAG, MY PRIDE!
First India kickstarts
campaign, urges people to
hoist tricolour at home. This
drive will run till August 15.
PM MODI SOUNDS POLL BUGLE IN SAGAR
MPgetsPM’s‘vikastouch’
PM MODI DEDICATES TO THE NATION AND LAYS FOUNDATION STONE
OF RAIL AND ROAD SECTOR PROJECTS WORTH OVER `4,000 CRORE
Moni Sharma
Sagar
Asserting that his govt’s
focus is on welfare of
poor and empowerment
of every section of soci-
ety, PM Narendra Modi
on Saturday said that to-
day for the first time in
country, Dalits, back-
wards and tribals are get-
ting the respect they de-
served. In his address,
PM Modi recalled vari-
ous developmental pro-
jects of Centre, being
undertaken for tribals and
other backward societies.
“In Banaras, birthplace
of Sant Ravidas ji, a tem-
ple was revamped. I my-
self had the privilege of
attending that event.
Global Steel Park, being
built here in Bhopal has
also been named after
Saint Ravidas Ji. We
have also taken up re-
sponsibility of develop-
ing important places re-
lated to the life of Baba-
saheb as Panch Teerth,”
PM Modi said.
“Similarly, today mu-
seums are being built in
many states of country to
immortalize the glorious
history of tribal society.
(Our govt) started tradi-
tion of celebrating the
birthday of Bhagwan
Birsa Munda as Janjatiya
Gaurav Divas,” he add-
ed. “The station of Patal-
pani is also named after
Tantya Mama,” he said,
adding that, today, for the
first time in the country,
Dalits, backward and
tribals are getting the re-
spect they deserved.
PM says that today for
first time in country,
Dalits, backwards and
tribals are getting the
respect they deserved
Prime Minister Narendra Modi waves during the foundation stone laying ceremony of Sant
Ravidas memorial, in Sagar, Madhya Pradesh on Saturday. PTI
PM MODI CALLS
FOR ‘HAR GHAR
TIRANGA’ FROM
TODAY TILL AUG 15
PM Modi has asked
citizens to upload
photos with Tiranga
on harghartiranga.com
website under ‘Har
Ghar Tiranga’ move-
ment between 13th
to 15th August. “The
Tiranga symbolises
spirit of freedom and
national unity. Every In-
dian has an emotional
connect with Tricolour-
and it inspires us to
work harder to further
national progress. I
urge you all to take part
in the #HarGharTiran-
ga movement between
13th to 15th August.
PM MODI DEDICATES `100 CR TEMPLE TO SANT RAVIDAS
Prime Minister Nar-
endra Modi on Sat-
urday performed Bhoomi
Poojan at Sant Shiromani
Gurudev Shri Ravidas
Memorial Sthal at a cost
of over `100 crore in
MP’s Sagar district. The
PM also paid floral tribute
to bust of social reformer
Sant Ravidas.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
 Memorial will be con-
structed in 11.25 acres
 Magnificent memorial
will have an art museum
 Gallery on life, philoso-
phy & teachings of Ravidas
 Facilities for devotees
visiting here like Bhakt
Niwas and Bhojanalay
LSSpeakerOmBirlawithNavratanKothari,AnilaKothari,SunitaGehlotandothersduring
the20thCancerWinners’DayfunctionorganisedbyBhagwanMahaveerCancerHospital
andResearchCentreatMaharanaPratapAuditoriumonSaturday.P8 SUNILSHARMA
Cancer Winners’ Day!
First India Bureau
Kutch
HM Amit Shah on Satur-
day said the government
understands the adverse
situation in which BSF
jawans work to secure
the nation’s frontiers and
will ensure budgetary al-
locations to give them
better facilities.
Shah was at Kotesh-
war in Kutch to lay foun-
dation for a BSF mooring
place and for the e-inau-
guration of other pro-
jects. He said BSF is only
CAPF that specialises in
securing land, water and
air and works in diverse
conditions to ensure the
security of country. P5
Shah pledges enhanced
facilities for BSF troops
I am able to sleep
peacefully at night
because BSF jawans
remain alert 365 days,
24 hours to secure the
country’s borders.
AMIT SHAH,
UNION HOME MINISTER
Prez Droupadi
Murmu signs off
on 4 new laws
First India Bureau
New Delhi
President Droupadi Mur-
mu on Saturday gave as-
sent to 4 bills passed dur-
ing monsoon
session of
Parliament.
The Digital
P e r s o n a l
Data Protec-
tion Bill,The Registration
ofBirths,Deaths(Amend-
ment) Bill, The Jan Vish-
was (Amendment of Pro-
visions)Bill,andNational
Capital Territory of Delhi
(Amendment) Bill have
now been signed into law.
7 die, 2 hurt in
bus-van collision
in Didwana
First India Bureau
Didwana
Seven people were killed
in Didwana-Kuchaman
districtonSaturdayaftera
speeding bus collided
with a van, police said.
Police informed the inci-
dent took place at Titri
Chauraha near Banthadi
village of Didwana town
onSaturdayeveningwhen
the victims were heading
towards Nagaur from Si-
kar to attend a marriage
ceremony. “Seven people
of a family died on the
spot while two people
were injured in mishap.
CRPF jawan found
dead in Pulwama;
suicide suspected
Pulwama: A CRPF
jawan was found dead
inside a camp in J&K’s
Pulwama district in a
suspected case of sui-
cide. According to pre-
liminary reports, it is
beleived that Sepoy
Ajay Kumar may have
died by suicide, officials
said on Saturday.
IN BRIEF
Eiffel Tower cordoned
off for few hours
after bomb alert
Paris: France’s iconic
Eiffel Tower on Satur-
day was closed down
for visitors as a precau-
tionary measure after re-
ceiving a bomb threat, a
French police source
told news agency Reu-
ters. All three floors of
the tower have been
evacuated.
Arrested TN Minister
produced in court,
sent to jail till Aug 25
Chennai: The ED on
Saturday produced TN
Minister V Senthil Bala-
ji, who was arrested in
connection with a mon-
ey laundering case, be-
fore a sessions court.
Principal Sessions
Judge S Alli remanded
Senthil Balaji to judicial
custody till August 25.
Pak senator Anwaar
named caretaker PM
ahead of elections
Islamabad: Pakistani
Prime Minister Shehbaz
Sharif and Opposition
leader Raja Riaz agreed
on Saturday to name
Senator Anwaar-ul-Haq
Kakar as caretaker pre-
mier to oversee elec-
tions, PM’s office said.
Prez Arif Alvi approved
Kakar’s appointment.
Australian PM to visit
India for G20 summit
New Delhi: Australia on
Saturday announced that
its PM Anthony Alba-
nese will attend the G20
summit in Delhi on Sep-
tember 9 and 10. The
Australian PM’s visit to
India will be part of his
three-nation tour.
(T) Indian hockey team celebrates after their win. (B) Harmanpreet
Singh after final hockey match in ACT 2023, in Chennai on Saturday.
INDCLINCH
4THACT...
CHAMPS AGAIN!
India sealed a 4-3 win vs
Malaysia to clinch their
record-fourth ACT trophy, at
the Mayor Radhakrishnan
Stadium in Chennai on Sat-
urday. Initially, Jugraj Singh
scored in the first quarter to
give India an early lead, but
Kamal Abu Arzai equalised
to make it 1-1. Then in the
second quarter, Razie Rahim
converted a penalty corner to
make it 2-1 for Malaysia.
INDIA DEMOLISH WEST INDIES TO LEVEL SERIES
India crush WI by 9 wickets to level series 2-2. Chasing
179 for victory, India cross the finishline with 18 balls to
spare. Incredible performances from Yashasvi Jaiswal
and Shubman Gill with bat as they boss the Windies
bowlers, stitching joint highest opening stand.
MUTUAL CO-OPERATION BETWEEN GOVT-OPPN
IS A HEALTHY DEMOCRATIC TRADITION: GEHLOT
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur
hief Minister
Ashok Gehlot,
on Saturday,
said that under Vision
2030, his target is to
bring the state in devel-
oped category. “MLAs of
all parties have contrib-
uted in various stages of
construction of MLA
Housing project. Our aim
is to ensure all-round de-
velopment of the state by
taking everyone along.
This project is the result
of the focused thinking
and effective implemen-
tation of the State govt on
good governance. Qual-
ity construction of MLA
houses in record time un-
derlines this,” Gehlot
said while addressing the
inauguration ceremony
of MLA housing project
constructed by RHB in
MLA Nagar (West) on
Saturday.
During this, CM for-
mally inaugurated the
project and unveiled the
plaque. He said solving
the housing problem of
MLAs pending for years,
the MLAHousing Project
was approved. “With the
cooperation of all parties,
this project has become a
reality today. All the flats
in the project have been
prepared with complete
facilities.The completion
of such a huge project in
record 23 months, built at
a cost of ` 444 crore, is
commendable,” Gehlot
said. UDH Minister
Shanti Dhariwal said, ‘By
solving various problems
CM paved way for con-
struction of project. RHB
has made great building,
Congratulations to Pawan
Arora and his team.’ P2
RHB completes construction of massive project in record time of just 23 months and at a cost of `444 crore!
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, Dr CP Joshi, Shanti Dhariwal, Govind Singh Dotasra, Rajendra Rathore, Pawan Arora and others during the
inauguration of the MLA housing project constructed by the RHB in MLA Nagar (West) in Jaipur on Saturday. SANTOSH SHARMA
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THIS PROJECT IS SIMPLE IMAGINATION OF THE CM: ARORA
ajasthan Housing
Board Commis-
sioner Pawan
Arora said that as a result
of the simple imagina-
tion of the Chief Minister,
this project has been
completed in a timely
manner. “CM never goes
abroad, yet his vision
in urban development
is brilliant. Many major
projects in Jaipur were
completed with the vision
of CM Ashok Gehlot. The
Chief Minister selected
the Rajasthan Housing
Board for this project and
all facilities were taken
care of for the MLAs. CM Ashok Gehlot being greeted by Pawan Arora.
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INAUGURATION OF
MLA Housing Project

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RHB HAILED FOR THE PROJECT
‘Special care taken for safety, security in MLA housing project’
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur
he CM, Ashok
Gehlot said, “It
is the work of
RHB Commissioner
PawanArora that he col-
lected Rs 5,000 crore.
Arora raised this amount
by selling housing board
houses. The buildings of
the MLAHousing Board
have also been built by
the Housing Board.”
Special care has been
taken for the safety of
the legislators in six
multi-storey towers (G8)
with a total of 160 flats
of 3200 square feet.
More than 80 state-of-
the-art and high range
CCTV cameras have
been installed in the
common areas (parking,
drive-way, basement,
lift) of the entire cam-
pus. Smart parking facil-
ity is also being made
available in the double
basement in the campus,
in which 921 four-
wheeler vehicles-ECU
(Equivalent Car Unit)
can be parked together
by combining both the
floors. Ground floor re-
ception, waiting lounge,
administrative meeting
hall, multipurpose hall,
conference hall, driver
dormitory room, lift, ser-
vice lift and 26 guest
rooms per block for visi-
tors coming from the
area to meet legislators
in each block of the
complex have also been
created. Allopathy,
Ayurvedic and Home-
opathy medical facilities
will also be available.
The CM released the
booklet of achievements
of four years of Ra-
jasthan Housing Board.
Earlier, Gehlot visited
the project complex.
Assembly Speaker Dr.
CP Joshi said that public
representatives and their
families would get better
residential facilities
through this project.
“Thanks to Housing
Board Commissioner
Pawan Arora and his en-
tire team,” he said.
Dhariwal said, “No-
body could have imag-
ined that the Housing
Board would do such a
big job. We have sold
17,000 houses out of
25,000. Housing Board’s
turnover today is more
than Rs 10,000 crore.”
In his address, Rajen-
dra Rathore mentioned
about the bandages tied
on the leg of Chief Min-
ister Gehlot and said, “I
pray to God that these
bandages of CM should
open soon.” Rathore also
expressed gratitude to
Pawan Arora for MLA
housing scheme.
CM Ashok Gehlot unveiling the plaque of the MLA Housing Project on Saturday as Dr CP Joshi, Shanti
Dhariwal, GS Dotasra. Rajendra Rathore, Pawan Arora and others look on. SANTOSH SHARMA
CM Ashok Gehlot hands over
citation to Pawan Arora.
Rajendra Rathore points to CM
Ashok Gehlot’s injuries.
T
IN BRIEF
FormerMLAs,ex-policechief
among16joinBJPintheState
Arun Singh, CP Joshi, and Rajendra Rathore along with new joinees at the BJP headquarters in
Jaipur on Saturday. SANTOSH SHARMA
Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur
Former MLAs Motilal
Kharera,AnitaKataraand
some retired bureaucrats
are among 16 people who
on Saturday joined BJP.
The party’s state in-
charge Arun Singh said
that 16 leaders and hun-
dreds of workers have
today joined the BJP.
Singh said that the
Congress govt is respon-
sible for rising crime
against women, unem-
ployment, recruitment
exam paper leaks, and
auction of farmers’ land.
LoP Rajendra Rathore
said that the state govern-
ment shouldanswerabout
the issue of the security of
women rather than mak-
ing them happy by dis-
tributing smartphones.
BJP state president CP
Joshi said that retired jus-
tice Kishan Lal Gurjar,
Advocate Atar Singh
Gurjar, former DGP
Madhya Pradesh Pawan
Kumar Jain, Congress
leader Mridurekha
Chaudhary, former Con-
gress leader’s son Sub-
hash Singh, Sushila
Khairwa, former BJP
MLA’s son Bharat Singh,
former BJP MLA Gop-
ichand Gurja, besides oth-
ers joined the party today.
More more people are showing faith in the BJP: Arun Singh
Expanding BJP
Shekhawat: Raj govt not cooperating on ERCP
First India Bureau
Jaipur
Union Jal Shakti Minister
Gajendra Singh Shekha-
wat visited Jamwaram-
garh on Saturday, where
BJP workers led by for-
mer MLAJagdish Meena
welcomed him and his
wife. He also visited Jam-
way Mata Temple.
Shekhawat accused
the Rajasthan govern-
ment of not cooperating
on the issue of Eastern
Rajasthan Canal Project
(ERCP). He said that the
Congress government of
Rajasthan has no inten-
tion of bringing water to
the Ramgarh dam. He
said that through the Jal
Jeevan Mission, Prime
Minister Narendra Modi
wants that every house
should get tap water by
2024. But the Rajasthan
government is deliber-
ately delaying the
scheme. He said that if
the Bharatiya Janata
Party government is
formed in Rajasthan, his
first effort would be to
bring water to the Ram-
garh dam.
On the occasion, for-
mer MLA Jagdish Mee-
na, BJP state spokesper-
son Pankaj Meena, Sam-
darsi Meena, BJP leader
Mahendrapal Meena,
former Mandal President
Girraj Sharma and others
were present.
Gajendra Singh Shekhawat being welcomed Jagdish Meena and
other BJP workers in Jamwaramgarh on Saturday.
TALKSONCHANGING
DISTRICTHEADS
There has
been Assem-
bly election-re-
lated consultation of
BJP leaders including
Pralhad Joshi, Arun
Singh, CP Joshi,
Chandrashekhar,
and Gajendra Singh
Shekhawat on Satur-
day. There was dis-
cussion of changing
some district heads
and there may be
a new list of district
in-charges. Discus-
sion on upcoming
days program and
3 Parivartan Yatras
was also held.
PHEDclerkluresminor
withaphone,rapes;held
First India Bureau
Karauli
A cashier of the Public
Health Engineering De-
partment (PHED) raped a
17-year-old girl in Todab-
himareaofGangapurCity.
Heallegedlytookawaythe
girl from the house on the
pretext of getting her a
free mobile phone. The
irate villagers tied the
cashier to a pole and beat
him up. The girl’s family
has filed a report against
the cashier under the Poc-
so Act. The accused has
been absconding.
Police said that the
girl was alone at home
on August 10. Sunil Jan-
gid (35), a resident of
Wazirpur, is posted as
cashier in the XEN of-
fice of Water Supply De-
partment, Todabhim.
Sunil tricked the minor
to get a free mobile
phone. The state govern-
ment is giving mobile
phones free of cost.
GIRL ACCUSES FATHER
OF RAPE IN JAIPUR
Jaipur: The girl
has registered
a case against
her father for raping her
in an inebriated condi-
tion under the Vidyadhar
Nagar police station area
in Jaipur. Troubled by the
daily molestation, the victim
reached the police station
along with her mother and
narrated her ordeal. A case
has been registered after
the complaint of the victim.
Vidyadhar Nagar Police
Station Officer Ajaykant is
investigating the case.
WOMAN GANGRAPED ON
PRETEXT OF HELPING
Dausa: A married
woman was alleg-
edly gangraped
by five men in Bandikui
town of Dausa district on
the pretext of helping her
to get her husband out of
jail, police said. Police in-
formed the accused, identi-
fied as Deep Chand, Rupa
Meena, Hemant Meena
and two others blackmailed
and gangraped the victim.
“The accused promised the
victim to help her and get
her husband out of jail,”
police added.
CASE AGAINST SCHOOL PRINCIPAL FOR
MISBEHAVING WITH CLASS 10TH STUDENT
Jaipur: A case has been registered against a
school principal for misbehaving with a Class
10th student. The case pertains to the Gandhi
Nagar police station area. The mother of the
victim has named the accused in the
complaint. The principal has been
accused of indulging in obscene
acts in the classroom on the
pretext of extra classes. The
student told her family about
it after which her mother got
a case registered. Police are
investigating the case.
Exhibition of paintings
of famous artists of
Raj at Bikaner House
First India Bureau
New Delhi
Rajasthan Lalit KalaAka-
demi,Jaipurunderthejoint
auspicesoftheBHMSheld
an exhibition of paintings
of eminent artists of Ra-
jasthanintheArtGalleryat
Bikaner House, New Del-
hi. The photo exhibition
was inaugurated on Satur-
day in the presence of Ra-
jya Sabha MP Jairam
Ramesh, MPMukulWas-
nik, Pawan Khera and
Resident Commissioner
Dhiraj Srivastava.
Srivastava said that this
exhibition will be open
for public viewing from
11 am to 7 pm daily till
August 17 free of cost.
Akademi President Lax-
man Vyas said that in this
exhibition artworks of se-
lected artists of the state
are being displayed.
Pokaran: A trader in
Pokaran reported receiv-
ing an extortion call of
Rs 50 lakh. The miscre-
ants have threatened to
kill him if he does not
give them the extortion
money. The miscreants
are supposedly hench-
men of Lawrence Bish-
noi gang and have been
calling up businessman
Ashkaran. The trader is
in fear and panic. He lat-
er reported the matter to
the police. Police are in-
vestigating the matter.
Pokaran trader gets
`50l extortion call
from Bishnoi gang
Jaipur: A trader was
kidnapped and looted
in Jaipur. He accused
the miscreant of asking
him to transfer Rs
50,000 online and also
looting the chain. A
case has been regis-
tered on the complaint
of the victim business-
man. Jawahar circle
police station is inves-
tigating the case.
Trader kidnapped,
looted in Jaipur
Union HM’s Medal for Excellence in
Research to nine Raj police officers
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The Union Home Minis-
try has announced the
Home Minister’s Medal
for Excellence in Re-
search for nine police of-
ficers of the Rajasthan
Police. The medal will be
given to 140 officers of
various state police and
central research organi-
zations across the coun-
try. These include 22
women police officers.
Director General of
Police Umesh Mishra ex-
pressed happiness and
congratulated the police
officers. Additional Di-
rector General Crime
Dinesh MN said that
among the selected police
officers from Rajasthan
are Additional Superin-
tendent of Police Amit
Kumar, Deputy Superin-
tendents of Police Gu-
mana Ram and Gaurav
Yadav, Police Inspectors
Amit Singh Sihag, Sajjan
Kanwar and Poonam
Chowdhary, Police Sub
Inspector Khivraj Gurjar,
Assistant Sub-Inspector
Madan Lal Meena and
Head Constable Pusa
Ram. This medal is given
for taking special steps in
the field of research.
State govt’s WebMyWay software selected for Tech Sabha Awards
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The state government’s
WebMyWay tool has
been selected for the
prestigious Technology
Sabha Awards-2023.
The award is being giv-
en to WebMyWay in the
Enterprise Applications
category. The award is
given by The Indian Ex-
press Group to govern-
ment departments,
agencies or institutions
for innovation in the
field of technology.
Computer Cell Offic-
er-in-Charge, CMO
Rajesh Saini said that
the award will be given
on August 25 at Hotel
Crowne Plaza.
“Through this, menus,
sub-menus, dynamic
forms and web pages
can be made as per the
requirement of the de-
partment,” he said.
Jairam Ramesh, Mukul Wasnik, Pawan Khera and Dhiraj
Srivastava during inauguration of the exhibition at Art Gallery at
Bikaner House, New Delhi on Saturday.
CMAshokGehlot,MamtaBhupesh,Rajendra Yadav, Usha Sharma
AkhilAroraatthelauchofWebMYWaysoftwarelast year. FILE
MAN RAPES 7-YR-
OLD IN JHALAWAR
Jhalawar: A young
man raped a
seven-year-old
in Pirawa of Jhalawar
on the pretext of getting
her something to eat.
The incident reportedly
happened on August 9
in the village. A case has
been registered against
the accused man under
the Pocso Act, said a
police official.
Rape-accused cashier Sunil Jangid has been working in the PHED
office for the last 3 years.
SEEKING BLESSINGS!
Governor Kalraj Mishra performing a special three-day
puja at the Shivalaya in Raj Bhavan for prosperity and
welfare of the people of the State. The puja is being
performed under the guidance of Pandit Banshi Lal Shastri,
in which Pandit Ghanshyam Vyas is also present.

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MINISTER-ADVOCATE DIALOGUE
‘Raj only state with Advocates Protection Act’
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur
hief Minister
Ashok Gehlot
said on Satur-
day that lawyers had
made important contri-
bution in India’s freedom
movement. “Father of the
Nation Mahatma Gandhi,
former Prime Minister
Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru,
Motilal Nehru etc were
all lawyers. The role of
lawyers is important in
building an ideal society.
,” Ashok Gehlot was ad-
dressing the Chief Minis-
ter-Advocate dialogue
ceremony at the Chief
Minister’s residence on
Saturday.
The Chief Minister
said that he himself has
advocated for a short pe-
riod. At the beginning of
the program, Gehlot of-
fered flowers on the por-
trait of Mahatma Gandhi.
The CM said that vari-
ous decisions have been
taken by the state govern-
ment in the interest of the
advocates, from which
they are getting benefit-
ed. “Rajasthan is the only
state to have passed the
Advocates Protection
Act. The state govern-
ment has taken decisions
such as Rs 5 cr for wel-
fare fund of advocates,
Rs 14.37 cr for new
building of Bar Council.
New building of the High
Court has been construct-
ed in Jodhpur. In the last
term, a library was con-
structed for the advo-
cates,” Gehlot said.
Shanti Dhariwal said
more than one scheme is
being run for advocates.
Rajasthan is the only
state with such schemes,
he said. Govind Singh
Dotasara said that oppor-
tunities for advocates
will increase with the
creation of new districts.
CM Ashok Gehlot addressing dialogue with lawyers along with
Shanti Dhariwal and GS Dotasra at CMR in Jaipur on Saturday.
C
RAJASTHAN 04
Familyshouldnotputpressureon
children:CMonstudentsuicides
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur
Expressing deep concern
over the increasing inci-
dents of suicide among
students, CM Ashok Ge-
hlot on Saturday said that
parents should promote
positive thinking by es-
tablishing dialogue with
their children. Gehlot
also advised parents not
to create any kind of
mental pressure regard-
ing their career.
He said that if needed,
the support of counsel-
ling should also be taken.
Gehlot was addressing
the state-level youth ma-
hapanchayat ‘Yuva
Sankalp’organized at the
Agricultural Research
Center in Durgapura,
Jaipur on Saturday.
“I wanted to become a
doctor in my childhood,
used to study till 2-3 in
the night, but did not suc-
ceed. I didn’t give up.
Changed the course and
became a social worker.
Entered politics and to-
day I am here. The fam-
ily should also not put
pressure on the children.
Let them be who they
want to be. I never
thought I would be CM,
Union Minister, but I got
all the posts,” he said.
Kota district administration will conduct psychologi-
cal tests of coaching students every fortnight. The
move is aimed at checking the rising cases of sui-
cide by coaching students in Kota, officials said. The tests
will help in finding out suicidal
tendencies among students
so that they could be pro-
vided with timely counselling.
The decision was taken at
a district level meeting with
representatives of coaching
institutes, hostels and other
stakeholders on Saturday to review the implementation of
guidelines for coaching institutes and hostels. Dist collector
OP Bunkar also directed the officials for strict implementa-
tion of guidelines for institutes, hostels and PGs.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The enforcement wing of
Jaipur Development Au-
thority (JDA) on Satur-
day took action against
illegal colonies being de-
veloped in Jaipur. The
JDA officials razed an il-
legal colony on 20 bighas
of agricultural land in
Khora Shyamdas gram
panchayat.
JDA also filed an FIR
in Daulatpura Police Sta-
tion against a plot owner
for allegedly breaking the
seal of the house and de-
stroying government
property. Officials in-
formed that eight illegal
duplexes were construct-
ed in Bodu Baba Ki Dha-
ni in Lakshmi Narayan-
pura area some time back.
“On May 5, 2022, the
building was sealed.
However, khatedar Mi-
nakshi Sharma and one
Sitaram Saini broke the
seal and entered build-
ing,” officials added.
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur
CTVS surgeons of SMS
hospital in Jaipur per-
formed a complex opera-
tion of removing a bullet
stuck in the chest of a 35
year old man without
open heart surgery. The
operation gave a new
lease of life to the man
who received a bullet
three days ago.
The bullet was stuck in
chest. Usually, in such a
case, the bullet is re-
moved through open
heart surgery but the doc-
tors removed the bullet
with the help of binocu-
lars and no open heart
surgery was required.
A team of doctors led
by senior CTVS surgeon
Dr Anil Sharma per-
formed the video assisted
thoracoscopic surgery to
extract the bullet.
Dr Saurabh Mittal,
Shefali Goyal, Dr Indu
Verma, Dr Pratibha were
also part of the team that
performed this surgery.
First India Bureau
Jodhpur
Former Luni MLA Joga-
ram Patel has filed a peti-
tion in the Rajasthan
High Court challenging
the notification of the
state government to in-
clude all the gram pan-
chayats of Luni assembly
constituency in the newly
formed Jodhpur rural dis-
trict. In view of caveat of
the state government, the
court fixed the next hear-
ing on August 23.
The bench of justice
Pushpendra Singh heard
the petition filed by Joga-
ram Patel.AdditionalAd-
vocate General Sunil
Beniwal said that the
state government has
filed a caveat to clear its
stand in matters related to
the formation of new dis-
tricts. The court has di-
rected Rajat Dave, coun-
sel for the petitioner, to
provide a copy of the
petition to the Advocate
General and posted the
matter for next hearing
on August 23.
MLA Jogaram Patel
has said in the petition
that Tehsil under subdivi-
sion Luni has been in-
cluded in the new district
Jodhpur Rural. Patel ar-
gued that if Luni is in-
cluded in Jodhpur city
then Jodhpur rural dis-
trict will also get bal-
anced with it.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
Mines department has
registered 2179 cases of
illegal mining in the first
4 months of the current
fiscal year. The campaign
was launched in the di-
rection of ACS Veenu
Gupta. Mining Director
Sandesh Nayak is con-
tinuously taking feed-
back from department
about the action against
illegal mining mafia.
Most of the cases reg-
istered so far are related
to illegal mining, trans-
portation and storage.
The campaign is being
run jointly by the depart-
ment of mines, police
and forest department. A
total of 76 people have
been arrested and 914 ve-
hicles and machines in-
cluding 53 heavy ma-
chines were seized.
Teams also seized 4.14
lakh tonnes of minerals
worth crores of rupees. In
the campaign, fine to the
tune of Rs 14.83 crore
has also been collected so
far from offenders.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
DST north team has un-
earthed a fake ghee fac-
tory in Jalupura of Jaipur.
The action was taken by
the DST north inspector
Dilip Soni. The team also
arrested Vishnu Gupta
who was operating the
factory to manufacture
fake ghee of different
brands including Saras,
Amul and Krishna.
On receiving informa-
tion, police also raided a
place in Chaksu and re-
covered tins and box
packing of ghee. Soni
said that accused was
selling the fake ghee in
name of famous brands.
First India Bureau
Jodhpur
An FIR was registered
against 12 people in Dev
Nagar Police Station of
Jodhpur district for alleg-
edly ostracizing a family
from community, police
said.Accused Bhera Ram
and 11 other people alleg-
edly harassed the family
and sought money in
form of punishment re-
peatedly.
“Accused ostracized
them from community
and constantly harassed
them. An FIR has been
registered,” police said.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The State Election
Commission is likely to
conduct a by-election
for the post of Mayor in
Jaipur Municipal Cor-
poration Heritage. May-
or Munesh Gurjar was
suspended after her
husband was arrested
by ACB in connection
with a graft case. But
the copy of the order
has not yet been sent
to the State Election
Commission.
On the other hand,
the State Election
Commission has tak-
en cognisance and start-
ed the proceedings for
the by-election of the
mayor. Commission
secretary Narayan Sin-
gh has issued an order in
this regard after getting
a high level approval.
Commission secre-
tary Singh asked the
Director of Local Self
Government to send the
order along with the
necessary information
to the Commission so
that the process of by-
election for the post of
Jaipur Municipal Cor-
poration mayor can be
started.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
RSLSA Chairman Jus-
tice MM Srivastava on
Saturday said that for
bright future of India, it
is important to provide
better and quality up-
bringing to the children.
“We can create a better
future for every child
only by treating them
with full sensitivity and
guardianship,” he said.
Srivastava was address-
ing a one-day state-level
consultation workshop
organized by the Juvenile
Justice Committee, Ra-
jasthan High Court, Child
Empowerment Depart-
ment and UNICEF.
Raj HC judge and
Chairman of Juvenile Jus-
tice Committee justice
Vijay Vishnoi said that
5013 cases of children in
conflict with law have
been settled in the year
2022-23.Hesaidthatonly
10% of cases involving
children are pending now.
Sangeeta Beniwal,
Chairperson of Raj State
Child Rights Protection
Commission said that by
connecting children with
spirituality in juvenile
homes, they can be con-
nected with morality.
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur
Following instructions of
Director General of Po-
lice Umesh Mishra, spe-
cial action was taken by
the police teams on Sat-
urday to nab the chal-
laned criminals, organ-
ized, wanted criminals
and anti-social elements
involved in crimes relat-
ed to drugs, illegal fire-
arms, firing etc.
4,100 criminals were
arrested across the state.
Alarge quantity of drugs,
weapons, vehicles and il-
legal mining materials,
explosives, etc. were also
seized. This action was
conducted under the su-
pervision of Additional
Director General of Po-
lice Crime Dinesh MN.
He said that all the
Range IGs monitored the
action. He said that 7,203
hideouts of miscreants
were raided. A total of
2147 teams of 8672 po-
licemen were involved in
the action.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
72 couples from Ra-
jasthan will attend the
Independence Day pro-
gramme at Red Fort in
Delhi. The couples have
been selected for their
exemplary contributions
to different fields.
50 of the selected ben-
eficiaries are of Farmer
Producer Organization
Scheme, 4 are of Har
Ghar Jal Yojana, 2 bene-
ficiaries are of PM Kisan
Samman Nidhi Yojana, 3
workers involved in the
construction ofAmrit Sa-
rovar, 2 teachers from
primary schools, 2 nurs-
ing staff, 4 workers from
border road construction
sector, 1 worker from
Khadi sector and four
small scale entrepreneurs
will be attending the
function at Red Fort in
Delhi.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The elder brother of cab-
inet minister Pratap Sin-
gh Khachariyawas has
taken over the command
of Bharat Nav Nirman
Party. Karan Singh
Khachariyawas got re-
sponsibility of post of
party president.
He said that the party
will field candidates on
all 200 assembly seats in
the state in the upcoming
elections. The workers
congratulated Karan Sin-
gh and offered him
sweets. They also wel-
comed him by making
him wear a turban.
PSYCH TESTS OF STUDENTS TO PREVENT SUICIDE
JDA razes illegal colony,
files FIR in another case
Surgeons of SMS hospital remove
bullet without open heart surgery
Inclusion of Luni in JDH
rural challenged in HC
2179 cases of illegal
mining in 4 months!
DST team busts
fake ghee racket
in Jpr’s Jalupura
FIR against 12
people for
ostracizing family
Police action across Raj,
4100 criminals arrested
72 couples from Raj to
be part of I-Day in Delhi
PSK’s elder
brother Karan
Singh joins BNNP
CM Ashok Gehlot speaking at the Agricultural Research Center in
Durgapura, Jaipur on Saturday. Sitaram Lamba is also seen.
Culprits detained during police action in Jhalawar district.
The team of doctors showing the bullet taken out on Saturday.
RCPCR Chairperson Sangeeta Beniwal, Shubha Mehta, Vijay
Bishnoi and MM Srivastava, at workshop in Jaipur on Saturday.
“It is a serious
condition. Their
counselling should
be good,” CM Ashok
Gehlot said while
talking about
student suicides
across the state
‘5013 cases of juvenile offenders in
2022-23 settled, 10% cases remain’
State Election Commission to
conduct by-poll for JMC Mayor!
The advocates have
deep knowledge of
the basic sentiments
of the Constitution. In
today’s worrying
circumstances, it is the
duty of the advocates
to protect the
constitutional values
of the country.
ASHOK GEHLOT,
CHIEF MINISTER

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New Delhi
Referring to the violence
during Panchayat polls in
West Bengal, PM Naren-
dra Modi on Saturday al-
leged that the ruling Tri-
namool Congress had
“played with blood.”
“TMC ne khooni khel
khela hai...,” PM Modi
said in Hindi while ad-
dressing the Kshetriya
Panchayati Raj Parishad
in West Bengal via vide-
oconferencing. He ac-
cused the TMC of threat-
ening voters and “mak-
ing their life hell.”
“They do anything re-
quired to ensure that no
BJP candidate can file
nomination…they not
only threaten BJP work-
ers but also the voters.
Contracts are given out to
capture booths...This is
their way of doing poli-
tics in the state,” he said.
“TMC had given con-
tract to goons and asked
them to capture booths
on the vote counting day.
During counting of votes,
TMC forced BJP mem-
bers out of office and did
not let them even watch.
When BJP won despite
all this, they took out ral-
lies against our mem-
bers,” the PM said.
“Khoonikhelkhelahai....” ANI
Kutch
Union Home and Coop-
eration Minister Amit
Shah inaugurated the key
infrastructure projects
along the Indo-Pakistan
border in Kutch.
According to an offi-
cial release by BSF Guja-
rat, “In a significant step
towards enhancing bor-
der security and infra-
structure, Home Minister
Amit Shah laid the foun-
dation stone for a Moor-
ing Place at Koteshwar
for the BSF in Kutch and
also inaugurated the new-
ly constructed Chidiy-
amod-Biarbet Link Road
and OP Tower in the dis-
trict’s Harami Nala area.”
Speaking at the event,
the Home Minister em-
phasized the govern-
ment’s dedication to en-
suring the safety and se-
curity of our nation’s
borders.
Shahinauguratesprojects
alongIndia-Pakborder
Union Home Minister Amit Shah inaugurates key infrastructure
projects along Indo-Pak border, at Harami Nala area in Kutch
district on Saturday. ANI
BJP chief JP Nadda addresses the inauguration of the Kshetriya Panchayati Raj Parishad, as WB BJP
chief Sukanta Majumdar PM Narendra Modi (virtually) look on, in Howrah on Saturday. ANI
Key infrastructure in Kutch
Sibal slams govt
over Bharatiya
Nyaya Sanhita Bill
PTI
New Delhi
Former Union Law
Minister Kapil Sibal
on Saturday alleged
the Bharatiya Nyaya
S a n h i t a
B i l l ,
w h i c h
seeks to
r e p l a c e
the colo-
nial-era Indian Penal
Code (IPC), allows the
use of “draconian po-
lice powers for po-
litical ends”. He also
claimed the govern-
ment’s agenda be-
hind bringing such
laws is to “silence op-
ponents”.
ANI
New Delhi
Union Sports and Youth
Affairs Minister Anurag
Thakur on Saturday said
that youths around the
world have the potential
to change the dynamics of
their country and region.
Thakur was addressing
an event organised on the
occasion of International
Youth Day in Chennai.
The theme of Interna-
tional Youth Day 2023 is
‘Green Skills for Youth:
Towards a Sustainable
World’.
“Youths around the
world have the potential
to change the dynamics of
country and region.
Youths are custodians and
the largest stakeholder.
They are our present and
future,” Thakur said.
In this regard, Sports
Minister Thakur said,
“Green Skills for Youth:
World’.As the world is
moving towards Sustain-
ability. Today’s youth
have unprecedented chal-
lenges with climate
change. By 2030 the
youth will dominate the
global demographic.”
Will keep fighting against
corruption: Jitendra Singh
Agencies
Kolkata
Union Minister of State
(MoS) Dr Jitendra Singh
on Saturday reiterated
India’s crusade against
corruption. He under-
lined PM Narendra
Modi’s call for zero toler-
ance against corruption.
Dr Singh also recalled
the 9 point agenda on fu-
gitive economic offend-
ers presented by PM
Modi to G20 in 2018.
Addressing the inau-
gural session of the sec-
ond G20Anti-Corruption
Ministerial meeting here,
he said it is an opportu-
nity for all of us to dem-
onstrate collective and
strong political will to
lead the global fight
against corruption.
India’s zero tolerance
approach for corruption
also guides our approach
towards international co-
operation for combating
corruption, he said.
The Kolkata Ministe-
rial meeting comes
on top of the 3rd and
final meeting of G20
Anti-Corruption Work-
ing Group (ACWG) un-
der India’s Presidency
held fromAugust 9 to 11
in Kolkata.
SC seeks report on
183 UP encounters
WB rural polls: SC
junks NHRC’s plea
NIA gets custody of
ISIS module accused
New Delhi: The
Supreme Court has
pulled up the UP govt
over the killing of former
Lok Sabha member Atiq
Ahmad and his brother
Ashraf in police custody
in Prayagraj on April 15,
observing “someone is
complicit”. It has also
sought a status report
from the state govt on
183 “police encounters”.
New Delhi: The
Supreme Court has
dismissed a plea by the
National Human Rights
Commission of India
(NHRC) challenging an
order of the Calcutta
High Court setting aside
the human rights body’s
directive deputing its
official for identifying sen-
sitive constituencies and
deploying micro-observ-
ers for the recently
concluded panchayat
polls in West Bengal.
Mumbai: The
National Investiga-
tion Agency has been
granted seven days
custody of accused
Shamil Nachan who was
arrested in connection
with the Pune ISIS
module case, the
National Investigation
Agency said on Saturday.
IN THE
COURTYARD
Panchayati Raj Parishad PM Modi attacks TMC over West Bengal poll violence
HM LAUDS NATIONAL AUTOMATED FINGERPRINT
IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM TEAM FOR WINNING AWARD
Union HM Amit Shah on Saturday congratulated the
team of National Automated Fingerprint Identifica-
tion System for winning the Department of Ad-
ministrative Reforms and Public Grievances Gold award.
“National Automated Fingerprint Identification System
(NAFIS) makes its mark as the shining example of efficient
governance as it wins DARPG’s gold award in Category-1.
The award for its excellence in delivering e-governance is a
recognition of the dedication the entire NAFIS team has put
into creating a fool-proof fingerprint identification system, in
pursuit of PM Modi’s vision of a secure India,” Shah said.
MoSJitendra Singh addresses the inaugural session of the 2nd
G20 Anti-Corruption Ministerial Meeting, in Kolkata on Saturday.
Union Minister Anurag Thakur
in Chennai, on Saturday. PTI
‘Youths have potential to change dynamics of world’
PM MODI HITS OUT
AT OPPN FOR
STAGING WALKOUT
New Delhi: Hit-
ting out at mem-
bers of I.N.D.I.A
bloc, who staged a walk-
out in Lok Sabha while
he was speaking, PM
Narendra Modi said the
people of the Opposition
“ran away” in the middle
of the discussion and
they were scared of vot-
ing on the no-confidence
motion. The Opposition
MPs on Thursday staged
a walkout while PM
Modi was replying to the
debate on no-confidence
motion, which was
moved against his govt.
At Kshetriya Panchayati
Raj Parishad in West
Bengal via video confer-
ence, PM Modi remarked
that the no-confidence
motion tabled by the Op-
position against the NDA
govt was defeated in the
Lok Sabha.
WEST BENGAL CM ATTACKS CENTRE OVER
ELECTION COMMISSIONER APPOINTMENTS BILL
Kolkata: West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee on
Saturday slammed Cente over the introduction of
the Chief Election Commissioner Bill in the Rajya
Sabha. “Amidst calls to bow down to the judiciary, the @
BJP4India instead bows to anarchy! The CJI’s role in the
3-member committee for selecting the CEC is crucial. We
strongly oppose replacing the CJI with a cabinet minister in
the EC selection,” said the West Bengal CM on Twitter.

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Three things cannot
hide for long: the Moon,
the Sun and the Truth.
BUDDHA
Celebrating the vibrant
spirit of the youth on this
#InternationalYouthDay! To all
the young minds shaping our future,
may your dreams be bold and
your actions even bolder. Keep
reaching for the stars and
making a difference. The world
is brighter with you in it!
NitinGadkari@nitin_gadkari
Our ‘Tiranga’ is our identity. The Prime Minister @
narendramodi ji has again given a call to hoist our
national flag at every house from 13 to 15 August
in honor of the sons who sacrificed their everything for the
countryandstrengthenedthespiritofpatriotisminAmrit
Mahotsav. Let’s participate in #HarGharTiranga
campaign and make it successful. Don’t forget
to take a selfie with the tricolor and upload it
on http://harghartiranga.com.
Dharmendra Pradhan @dpradhanbjp
IN-DEPTH
AMENDMENTS TO
GAMING LAWS FOR
GREATER GOOD
arliamenthasgivenitsapprovaltotheamend-
ments to the Central and Integrated GSTlaws
on e-gaming, casinos and horse-racing.There
were loud protests from the online gaming industry
when the GST council proposed 28 percent tax on
online gaming for money. Playing an online game
casually is distinct from playing an online game to
make real money through betting or wagering. Play-
ing online games like poker, which is a game of skill,
for real money had become a career option for some
youth. It is better if they earn money by using their
talent in a more productive way. Betting on the other
hand is all about luck where the probability of losing
money is always high. Finance Minister Nirmala Si-
tharaman rightly called it “nothing but gambling by
any name”. It is foreign players who make money but
don’t have to pay any tax in India will be severely
affected by the changes as their websites/platforms
can be blocked for non-compliance.
P
LONG WAIT FOR REVAMP
OF CRIMINAL LAWS ENDS
he Union Home Minister will be credited
with overhauling the criminal justice sys-
tem by doing away with the colonial-era
Indian Penal Code, Criminal Procedure Code and
the Evidence Act once the bills seeking to replace
them are passed by Parliament. All three have been
given Hindi names---Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita
(BNS), Bharatiya Nagrik Suraksha Sanhita and
Bharatiya Sakshya Sanhita, 2023. Significant
changes have been made in all three codes to make
them compatible with the changing nature of crimes
and evidence and for speedy justice.
The Bills rightly propose to drop references to Par-
liament of the UK, Her Majesty’s Government, Pos-
session of the British
Crown, Court of Jus-
tice in England, Her
Majesty’s Dominions
etc. These terms,
though never used,
ought to have been
expunged soon after
Independence but, for
some reason, were al-
lowed to be there.
Some key changes
which reflect in the
proposed Bharatiya
Nyay Sanhita, 2023
include lynching, an
act which has be-
come all too frequent
in recent times. It is
defined as murder by
five or more on
grounds of race,
caste and communi-
ty. Terrorism has
been added as organized crime while community
service as punishment has been prescribed for cor-
ruption. The Bharatiya Nagrik Suraksha Sanhita
would now allow trial in absentia and on video con-
ferencing, besides E-filing of FIRs.
The provisions in the Bills attempt to make the
laws more contemporaneous. Luring girls into inti-
mate relationships with the false promise of mar-
riage is only too common these days. It will now be
considered a crime. To check cases of rape, the BNS
proposes 20 years’ rigorous imprisonment.
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Allthreehavebeen
givenHindinames-
BharatiyaNyay
Sanhita(BNS),
BharatiyaNagrik
SurakshaSanhita
andBharatiya
SakshyaSanhita,
2023.Significant
changeshavebeen
madeinallthree
codestomakethem
compatiblewiththe
changingnatureof
crimesandevidence
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PERSPECT VE 06
A holistic skill development at
an early age in school educa-
tion is the need of the hour and
it encompasses the following:
ENHANCES CREATIVITY
A school curriculum with skill-
based learning enhances creativ-
ity and makes the children more
imaginative. The learning of skills
at an early is much easier and
apart from learning basic skills
for better career the students
must engage in dancing, singing,
and drawing activities as the
advantages of indulging in such
activities extend far beyond
acquiring those specific skills.
PURPOSE ORIENTED
EDUCATION
It is time to modify the traditional
education system focused on
marks and grades to include
skill-based learning to prepare
the children to face today’s real
world. Most students, even after
completing their education, re-
main clueless about what career
path to choose. Skill develop-
ment during school education will
help kids figure out their strengths
and weaknesses quite early on in
their lives. They will learn with a
clear long-term objective instead
of focusing solely on passing
exams with high marks.
ENCOURAGES
INDEPENDENT AND
OUT OF BOX THINKING
The skill development opens
multiple avenues to learn from,
and makes more confident and
independent individuals. Inde-
pendence of thoughts and out
of box thinking comes by apply-
ing concepts in the real world.
A curriculum cantered on skill
development encourages kids
to think deeper and solve prob-
lems independently. They build
high self-esteem and emerge
as leaders as they are trained
to think critically and analytically
right from an early age.
ACCEPTING FAILURES
POSITIVELY
Skill development and training
helps instil emotional maturity
in students. Learning new skills
requires students to be willing
to experiment. While doing so,
they might face failures and dis-
appointments but that will even-
tually prepare them to accept
failures gracefully and develop
a ‘never give up’ attitude.
AVAILABILITY OF
BETTER WORKFORCE
FOR FUTURE
Starting skill development in
schools at an early age can
have a positive impact on the
general fabric of the country’s
workforce in the long run. The
latest technology that enables
audio-visual learning, interactive
and smart classrooms, makes
our students more compe-
tent. Early introduction of skill
development in the curriculum
simplifies the transition from
student to a working profes-
sional; and the country will have
a more superior workforce in the
making. The skill development
is crucial for future generations
youth and it holds the key to in-
creased entrepreneurship, great-
er employment prospects, and
economic progress. To ensure
that youth have the abilities and
information needed to succeed
in the dynamic job market, gov-
ernments, private businesses,
and educational institutions must
work coherently. There is a need
to focus on the initiating skill
development and further horn on
these skills for brighter future of
the youth and development and
progress of our nation. Creating
an army of employable, skilled,
self-esteemed youth will be key
to India’s aspirations of a $5
trillion economy.
he formative
years of a
child are cru-
cial in shap-
ing their fu-
ture. It is during these years
that a strong foundation
needs to be established for
childrentodevelopintobet-
ter, stronger all-round indi-
viduals. School education
undoubtedly plays an im-
portant role in moulding a
child’s personality. The
word education has been
branded akin to academic
excellence but its gambit
includes acquiring valuable
life skills and a personality
development. School edu-
cation devoid of any oppor-
tunities to nurture and en-
hance skills does not give
room for children to grow
into all -round individuals.
In addition to excelling in
academics, children need to
acquire skills that will help
them enhance their physi-
cal, artistic, and emotional
aspects in their life and sur-
vive in today’s competitive
world. Self-awareness, ex-
cellent communication
skills, problem solving and
criticalthinkingcapabilities
are some of the important
benefits of learning through
an all-rounded curriculum.
In today’s environment
of rapid changes, the gov-
ernment jobs are shrinking
and the only way for youth
seeking a promising future
is to horn their skills.Young
people face many challeng-
es, including underemploy-
ment, unemployment, and
lack of opportunities and
the only way to get past all
these is skill development
which is a process of ac-
quiring new talents or en-
hancing existing ones. On-
the-job training, appren-
ticeships, formal schooling,
and vocational training are
all included in scope of skill
development. The skill de-
velopment is going to be a
top government priority as
it not only helps people find
better career prospects but
also advances the nation’s
economy. In 2015, the Govt
hadlaunchedtheSkillIndia
Mission to create conver-
gence across sectors and
states in terms of skill train-
ing activities and to achieve
the vision of ‘A Skilled In-
dia’ of creating an army of
employableyouth.Training
partners were roped in to
impart skill training both in
urban and rural areas across
the country. 300 million
youth were to be given
skill-based training by
2024. However, nearly 26
million youth have been
trained so far. This is where
an accelerating impact is
needed if we are to become
a $5 trillion economy.
Skill development results
inswellingthepoolofavail-
able youth with up-to-date
skills and are more employ-
able. Those with modern-
ized skills are in great de-
mand and are more likely to
land better jobs and earn
more money. The skill de-
velopmentmakesyouthself
-reliantasitenablesthemto
launch their own firms or
become entrepreneurs,
boostingtheeconomy.Mul-
ti skilled youth with new
informationandabilitieshas
better flexibility in terms of
changing occupations.
The skill development
will require synergised ef-
forts from the public and
private sectors as well as
from educational institu-
tions. The government can
finance training initiatives
and offer rewards to busi-
nesses that make skill-de-
velopment investments,
the companies in the pri-
vate sector can design ap-
prenticeships and training
programs to aid people in
learning new skills and the
educational institutions can
run courses that are appli-
cable to the labour market.
These three institutions
with a positive participa-
tion of youth can signifi-
cantly contribute to the
development of skills.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
IMPORTANCE OF
SKILL DEVP
The skill development is
crucial for future genera-
tions youth and it holds
the key to increased
entrepreneurship, greater
employment prospects,
and economic progress.
To ensure that youth have
the abilities and informa-
tion needed to succeed in
the dynamic job market,
governments, private busi-
nesses, and educational
institutions must
work coherently.
There is a need to focus
on the initiating skill devel-
opment and further horn
on these skills for brighter
future of the youth
and development and
progress of our nation.
Creating an army of
employable, skilled, self-
esteemed youth will be
key to India’s aspirations
of a $5 trillion economy.
SKILL DEVELOPMENT
Col Rajesh
Bhukar
ThewriterisaPostGraduate
inInternationalStudies,
AlumniofDefenceServices
StaffCollege,Wellingtonand
CollegeofCombat,Mhow
T
In 2015, the Govt had launched the Skill India
Mission to create convergence across sectors and
states in terms of skill training activities and to
achieve the vision of ‘A Skilled India’ of creating an
army of employable youth. Training partners were
roped in to impart skill training both in urban and
rural areas across the country. 300 million youth
were to be given skill-based training by 2024.
However, nearly 26 million youth have been trained
so far. This is where an accelerating impact is
needed if we are to become a $5 trillion economy.
ESSENTIALFORENHANCING
EMPLOYABILITYOFYOUTH,
GROWTHOFCOUNTRYINFUTURE

First India Bureau
Bhubaneswar
nion Environ-
ment, Forest
and Climate
Change Minister Bhu-
pender Yadav has under-
scored the need to miti-
gate human-elephant con-
flict and ensuring a safe
passage for elephants.
He also emphasized
creating more rescue and
rehabilitation facilities
for the elephant and
building capacity of field
staff and veterinarian.
Hesaidthiswhilechair-
ingthe19thSteeringCom-
mittee Meeting of the Pro-
ject Elephant here on Sat-
urday which deliberated at
length the current issues
facing elephant conserva-
tion and management.
He highlighted how
elephants are considered
as ecosystem engineers,
sculpting the landscape
they move through and
creating microhabitats
for smaller mammals and
invertebrates.
Yadav released the re-
port on the Elephant Cor-
ridors of India prepared
by the Project Elephant
during the celebration of
World Elephant Day. The
report is an outcome of
ground-validation of all
the identified elephant
corridors in India in coor-
dination with the State
Forest Departments of
the elephant range states.
The report involves
nearly two years of con-
certed efforts. It compris-
es of details pertaining to
150 elephant corridors
across India with corre-
sponding maps.
WORLD ELEPHANT DAY
Need to mitigate human-elephant conflict, says Yadav
Union Minister Bhupender Yadav and BJP leader Sambit Patra
after paying obeisance at Shri Jagannath in Puri, on Saturday.
The Customer Contact Programme of the Noida Power Company
Limited in progress at a hotel in Greater Noida, on Friday.
U
INDIA 07
ANI
New Delhi
India Meteorological De-
partment (IMD) on Sat-
urday issued an orange
alert for sub-Himalayan
West Bengal and Sikkim,
with predictions for
‘heavy to very heavy
rainfall’ in the region for
the next two days.
The IMD advised lo-
cals to refrain from ven-
turing into areas prone to
water logging and from
vulnerable structures.
In a post on X, (former-
ly Twitter), IMD wrote:
“Intenserainfallahead.An
orange alert has been is-
sued for Sub- Himalayan,
West Bengal and Sikkim.
Prepare for heavy to very
heavy rainfall ranging
from 115.6 to 204.4 mm
onAugust 12 and 13. Stay
safe and stay informed!”
Earlier, IMD also is-
sued an orange alert for
Arunachal Pradesh, As-
sam and Meghalaya.
PTI
Srinagar
Ahead of the Independ-
ence Day, the Army on
Saturday inaugurated a
vital causeway near the
Line of Control (LoC) in
Jammu and Kashmir’s
Baramulla district in a bid
to improve access to es-
sentialservicesinthearea.
An Army official said
the Indian Army proudly
dedicated a crucial cause-
way in Gagar Hill Village
in Boniyar tehsil of Uri,
north Kashmir, to the
people of forward areas
of Boniyar in a gesture of
unity and progress.
The causeway, con-
necting remote villages
along the LoC, signifies
a transformative gift to
the forward areas of
Kashmir just ahead of the
77th Independence Day
celebrations, he said.
ANI
Srinagar
Two teams of Garud Spe-
cial Forces of the Indian
Air Force have been de-
ployed in the Kashmir
valley for counter-terror-
ism operations along with
specialistoperationsinthe
Eastern Ladakh sector.
Garud special forces
carried out multiple op-
erations in Kashmir val-
ley practising counter-
terrorism operations.
Highly trained for con-
ducting operations in
hilly areas and urban ter-
rain, the Garud Special
Forces of IAF were ini-
tially deployed in the val-
ley in 2007 and 2209 and
redeployed in 2017,
Commanding Officer of
a Garud unit told ANI in
an exclusive interaction.
The forces were also
deployed during the 2017
China-India Doklam
standoff, he said.
Doklam is an area be-
tween India, Bhutan and
China. The Doklam pla-
teau issue rose to the lime-
light in 2017 when under
theCCP’sleadership,Chi-
nese troops with construc-
tion vehicles and road-
buildingequipment,began
extending an existing road
southward in Doklam.
ANI
Wayanad
Addressing a gathering
in his parliamentary con-
stituency for the first
time after being reinstat-
ed as Lok Sabha MP,
Congress leader Rahul
Gandhi on Saturday hit
out at the BJP saying that
his relationship with peo-
ple of Wayanad will be-
come even stronger if
they try to separate them.
“The BJP and RSS do
not understand what a
family is. They don’t un-
derstand that the more
they try to separate you
and me, the closer we will
become. They think that
if we disqualify Rahul
Gandhi, his relationship
with Wayanad will break.
If you disqualify Rahul
Gandhi, his relationship
with Wayanad will be-
come even stronger ,” the
reinstated MP said while
addressing people of his
constituency.
First India Bureau
Noida
The Noida Power Com-
pany Limited organized a
Customer Contact Pro-
gramme on Friday, in
which RWA representa-
tives from different lo-
calities participated.
Representatives from all
RWAs in Greater Noida,
includingAdvocate Dev-
endra Tiger, President of
the Federation of RWAs,
Greater Noida, were pre-
sent at the event.
The purpose of this
programme was to estab-
lish direct contact with
all consumers and to pro-
vide them with informa-
tion on all the services
offered by the NPCL. In
the Customer Contact
Programme, RWAs rep-
resentatives had the op-
portunity to share their
suggestions and ques-
tions in detail with the
senior officials of the
company. NPCLofficials
listened to all the repre-
sentatives one by one and
explained them in detail
about various facilities,
including billing, a 10%
regulatory rebate, and
measures related to elec-
trical safety.
PTI
New Delhi
Infosys Foundation
Chairman Sudha Murthy,
music maestro Shankar
Mahadevan, economist
Sanjeev Sanyal and 16
others are part of a new
committee constituted by
the NCERT to revise
textbooks according to
the new curriculum, of-
ficials said.
The 19-member Na-
tional Syllabus and
Teaching Learning Mate-
rial Committee (NSTC)
will be headed by Na-
tional Institute of Educa-
tional Planning and Ad-
ministration (NIEPA)
chancellor MC Pant and
develop textbooks for
classes 3 to 12.
IMD advises people to refrain from going to areas prone to water logging
WEATHER REPORT
IMDissues‘heavytoveryheavy
rainfall’alertforseveralstates
SDRF personnel carry out rescue operations after landslide on the Kedarnath highway, in
Rudraprayag on Saturday. Reportedly 5 people died after being buried under the debris. ANI
RISHIKESH-CHAMBA NAT’L HIGHWAY CLOSED
FOR TRAFFIC DUE TO FALLING OF DEBRIS
ASSAM, MEGHALAYA JOINTLY CELEBRATE
WORLD ELEPHANT DAY IN NORTH GARO HILLS
JK: HIGH-MAST NATIONAL FLAG IN ANANTNAG UP TO MARK AUG 14 AS
‘PARTITION HORRORS
REMEMBRANCE DAY’
SECURITY BEEFED UP AT GUWAHATI RLY STATION
Tehri Garhwal: Rishikesh-Chamba National
Highway-94 has been closed for traffic due
to heavy debris and boulders piling up after
a landslide occured on Friday, officials said on
Saturday. Brijesh Bhatt, District Disaster Officer
of Tehri Garhwal, said that the Rishikesh-Chamba
National Highway-94 is closed due to heavy debris
and boulders coming near Bagadhar. “The national
highway has been closed since last 24 hours, due
to heavy debris and boulders that came yester-
day,” he said. “Efforts are on to clear the debris
and open the highway, which was closed towards
Narendra Nagar and Agrakhal by Pokeland and
Loader,” he added.
Shillong: To pave way for sustained inter
state coordination in the efforts for mitiga-
tion of human elephant conflict and coexis-
tence, forest departments of Assam and Megha-
laya for the first-time celebrated World Elephant
Day at Thakurbilla area in North Garo Hills district
in western Meghalaya. The celebration with theme
‘Safeguarding Elephant Habitats for a Sustainable
Tomorrow’ was held under collaboration of Assam
Forest Department, Meghalaya Forest Depart-
ment, Aaranyak, British Asian Trust.
Anantnag: The JK Police along with district
administration inaugurated a High-Mast National
Flag in the Anantnag district of the Union Territory
on Saturday. According to JK Police, DIG South Kash-
mir along with DIGP South Kashmir Range JK Police
Rayees Mohd Bhat hoisted a High-Mast National Flag
in Anantnag. Brigadier VSM, Cdr 1 Sect RR Amandeep
Malhi and Chairman Municipal Council Anantnag Hilal
Ahmed Shah were also present at the flag-hoisting event.
Lucknow: The Ut-
tar Pradesh govt
headed by CM
Yogi Adityanath will mark
August 14 as “Vibhajan
Vibhishika Smriti Diwas”
(Partition Horrors Remem-
brance Day) and pay
tributes to those who lost
their lives in the tragedy
and suffered in various
ways, said the government
said in a release on Satur-
day. According to release,
Yogi govt had observed
August 14 as Partition
Horrors Remembrance
Day last year as wel.
Guwahati: Security measures have been beefed
up at Guwahati railway station in Assam to
ensure that there are no major law and order
problems before and during the Independence Day
celebrations, officials said on Saturday. According to
railway officials, the Railway Protection Force (RPF)
has increased security vigil and started conducting
surprise checks at platforms, passengers, and railway
tracks along with using sniffer dog squads.
HEAVY RAINFALL PREDICTED FOR UTTARAKHAND ON AUG 13-14
New Delhi: The IMD on Saturday issued red alert
for Uttarakhand for August 13 and August 14.
There has been heavy rain in many districts of the
state for the last couple of days, causing waterlogging
and flooding and disrupting the normal lives of the people.
Earlier, five pilgrims were killed after a car they were
travelling in was buried under the debris of a landslide at
Tarsali under Chowki Phata in Rudraprayag district, the
authorities said on Saturday. Meanwhile, Uttarakhand
Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami (in pic) conducted an
aerial survey of the rain-affected areas of the state.
NPCL’s Customer
Contact Prog for its
consumers in Noida
NPCL’s Senior VP,
Operations, Sarnath
Ganguly, VP,
Operations, Subodh
Tyagi, and all senior
officers were present
The committee is
mandated to prepare
the textbooks, and
other teaching
learning materials
3 held, LPG cylinders, Burmese betel nut
recovered in separate operations in Guwahati
Enforcement Directorate begins interrogation
of suspended CBI judge Sudhir Parmar
Guwahati: The Special Task Force of Assam Police
seized illegally transported Burmese dried betel nut
and LPG cylinders in separate operations in the city and
arrested three persons in connection with it, the police said
on Saturday. A total 1400 kg of illegally transported
Burmese betel nut packed in 28 bags was seized during a
joint operation by STF and personnel of Basistha police
station in the city on Friday night, based on an input of
illegal transportation of Burmese supari, police said.
New Delhi: The Enforcement Directorate has started
interrogating former CBI judge Sudhir Parmar in a
money laundering case linked to a corruption case
registered by the Haryana anti-corruption bureau (ACB)
against him and an additional session judge-rank judicial
officer. Parmar, who was arrested on Thursday, was sent
to six-day ED custody by a special Prevention of Money
Laundering Act (PMLA) court in Chandigarh on Friday.
C’garh: Businessman
held for GST fraud of
`10.14 cr in Bilaspur
Raipur: A business-
man was arrested
by the Central GST in
Chhattisgarh’s Bilasput
district for allegedly
availing and utilising
input tax credit (ITC)
worth Rs 10.14 crore by
issuing bogus invoices,
an official said on
Saturday. The officials of
the Central GST on
Friday arrested Sanjay
Shende under relevant
provisions of the Central
Goods and Services Tax
(CGST) Act, the official
said on Saturday.
Cow vigilante
arrested under
Goonda Act in K’taka
Bengaluru: A
32-year-old cow
vigilante has been
booked under the
stringent Karnataka
Goonda Act for allegedly
extorting money from cow
slaughterers and cattle
transporters, and
subsequently arrested by
the Central Crime
Branch, the police said.
Puneeth Kerehalli, a
resident of Bengaluru and
native of Hassan district,
was booked and arrested
late on Friday night, the
police said on Saturday.
CRUCIAL READ Army inaugurates causeway near LoC in Baramulla
An army soldier operates a drone for surveillance along the LOC
ahead of the Independence Day, in Poonch, on Saturday. PTI
Rahul Gandhi visits
his LS constituency
IAF’sGarudstoprotectAmarnathYatra
Two teams of IAF’s Garud Special Forces have been deployed in
the Kashmir valley for counter-terrorism operations. FILE
Murthy, Mahadevan on
NCERT 19-member panel

OM BIRLA IN JAIPUR
Ramgopal ji cared for society’s interest: Birla
Pooja Dubey, Ashok Yogi,
and Kamal Kant
Jaipur
he Lok Sabha
Speaker Om
Birla on Satur-
day attended
various events in Jaipur.
He attended Karmayogi
Ramgopal Guard’s birth
centenary celebration
and released the Smriti
Granth. The event was
held at the Shree Khan-
delwal Vaish Girls Insti-
tute here. Birla was the
chief guest.
BJPState President CP
Joshi, MP Ramcharan
Bohra also attended.
State President Rajasthan
Gurjar Mahasabha Kalu
Lal Gurjar, Dr. Yashveer
Singh, Ratan Guard,
Raghuveer Patel,
Devnarayan Gurjar, BL
Gochar, Mohanlal Ver-
ma, and Prahlad Singh
Awana were also present
on the stage in the pro-
gramme. BJYM State
President Ankit Chechi
welcomed the guests.
“The interest of the so-
ciety was always there in
Ramgopal ji’s thoughts.
He did the work of giving
positive direction to the
youth by awakening self-
pride towards civilization
and culture,” said Birla.
Birla also attended
honour ceremony and fe-
licitation program of
Hallmarking business-
men in Hotel Bella Casa.
Birla’s OSD Rajeev Du-
tta, BJP leader Bhupen-
dra Saini, program coor-
dinator Jitendra Soni,
president Uday Soni and
members of Rajasthan
Hallmarking Welfare As-
sociation were present.
“Hallmarking traders
used to meet from time to
time. The artisans here
specialize in making jew-
elery with handicrafts.
Heritage and modernity
are also reflected in the
jewelery here. We only
have this craft. In Jaipur,
Rajasthan, the jewelers
have made a place in dia-
monds crafts. It should
be our endeavor,” he said.
OmBirlaaddressingatKarmayogiRamgopalGuard’sbirthcentenary
celebrationinJaipuronSaturday. SANTOSHSHARMA
T
08
At times, it needs courage to simply step out of
the house, say a greetings, do the simplest things
and it’s okay, let us accept and embrace the
cloudy days- for others and ourselves.
Dr JAGDEESH CHANDRA, CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
THOUGHT OF THE DAY
Postal Reg No. JPC/004/2022-24
Jaipur, Sunday | August 13, 2023 www.firstindia.co.in firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur thefirstindia thefirstindia thefirstindia
By Tridib Raman
The author is a journalist and political commentator
and views expressed are his personal
FIRST INDIA SUNDAY SPECIAL
Mirch Masala
BJP RUNNING WITH CONSTITUENTS OF NDA ON PM’S INITIATIVE
his opportunity has come
long after the era of Atal
Bihari Vajpayee when BJP is
taking along the constituents
of NDA. The most important thing is
that this initiative has also been taken
by PM Modi, who is already busy
preparing for the 2024 elec-
tions. Modi does not want the
NDA constituents to suffer
any loss of seats, so now the
PM himself is meeting fellow
parties over breakfast and
food and teaching them the
tricks of victory. The rounds
of these meetings started
from 31st July and
continued
till 10th
August.
In order
to coordinate with the constituents,
they have been divided into groups
of 10 each and the responsibility of
each group has been handed over to a
senior minister. But the most surpris-
ing thing is that BJP’s old ally
Akali Dal is missing from all
these meetings of NDA.
Akali Dal is feeling that
by going with BJP their
two traditional vote bank
Jats and Jatsikhs will
be broken from them.
That’s why Akali Dal
has chosen BSP instead
of BJP to go to elections
with them, because
there is a large
number of
Dalits in
Punjab.
T
‘YUVA SANKALP’ - STATE LEVEL YOUTH MAHAPANCHAYAT
Youthcanchangesociety:CM
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur
CM Ashok Gehlot said
on Saturday that youth
have the power to bring
change in the society.
“Their energy and ability
to innovate can give a
new direction to our so-
ciety. In this direction,
the new youth policy will
become a powerful me-
dium to make our Vision
2030 a reality,” Gehlot
was addressing the state-
level youth mahapan-
chayat ‘Yuva Sankalp’
organized at the Agricul-
tural Research Center in
Durgapura, Jaipur on
Saturday.
With the new youth
policy, Rajasthan will be-
come the leading state of
the country by the year
2030, he said.Apresenta-
tion was given on the
new youth policy of Ra-
jasthan in the program
and a short film based on
it was also screened.
During this, Chairman
of Youth Board Sitaram
Lamba handed over the
draft of the new youth
policy to the Chief Min-
ister who also released
the booklet ‘Youth’s As-
pirations’. Prizes were
also given to the winners
of various competitions
in youth festival.The CM
said that the new youth
policy will be released
soon in the state.
It is the responsibility
of youth to preserve
the freedom of the
country. It takes
decades to build a
country and huge
sacrifices have to be
made. The country is
not a cake that can be
ordered online. It is our
right to be young. It is
our right to feel young.
KANHAIYA KUMAR,
CONGRESS LEADER
Along with the
implementation of
the youth policy, the
youth of the state also
need to be aware of
the functioning of
parliamentary
democracy. With this,
all public welfare
schemes will be able
to get on the ground
easily.
DR CP JOSHI,
ASSEMBLY SPEAKER
Making country Cong-
free will never happen.
The Congress is in
every house of the
country, while the
condition of BJP is
getting worse. There is
a split in their party.
Modi ji’s respect is
waning within his
party. This should be a
matter of concern.
ASHOKGEHLOT,
CHIEF MINISTER
New youth policy
2023 for Rajasthan
released by CM
Ashok Gehlot
Compulsory FIR
should be
implemented in
whole country
Gehlot said that new
decisions are being
taken continuously
for better law and order in
the state. “Strict action is
being taken by maintain-
ing records of miscreants
and by running a campaign
against bars and night clubs
which are open beyond the
stipulated time,” Gehlot said
and urged Prime Minister
Narendra Modi implement
the policy of mandatory
F.I.R. in the whole country.
CM Gehlot expressed concern over the increasing trend of drugs, hookah bars in
the state and said, “We launched a campaign against illegal hookah parlors. Boys
and girls go to hookah bars day and night. They enter nightclubs at 12 in the night,
leaves at 6 in the morning. This is a matter of concern, young boys and girls going in the
wrong direction. We have continuously campaigned against drugs and hookah bars. We
have made a law against the miscreants. Miscreants will be treated like history-sheeters
and their photo will be put up like a history sheeter in police stations.”
Keeping in mind
the strong youth
population, the
state govt had decided to
have a dedicated policy for
the youth. The draft of the
new youth policy has been
prepared by the Rajasthan
Youth Board with technical
assistance from the United
Nations Population Fund
(UNFPA). This policy is
aligned with the Sustainable
Development Goals and
the Fundamental Rights en-
shrined in the Constitution.
The policy covers 18 special
groups - youth girls, women,
scheduled tribes, scheduled
castes, youth from minority
communities, youth from
urban slums, migrant youth,
youth with disabilities, youth
at risk, youth affected by hu-
man trafficking and violence
etc. The policy will work on
five primary subjects.
‘COMPULSORY FIR’
MUST BE IMPLEMENTED
IN WHOLE COUNTRY: CM
CM STRICT ON CLUB CULTURE, SAYS PHOTOS WILL BE PASTED IN THANAS
WHAT’S IN THE NEW
YOUTH POLICY
CM Ashok Gehlot and Sitaram Lamba launching the new youth policy in Jaipur on Saturday. CP Joshi
Kanhaiya Kumar, and other officials are also seen here. MUKESH KIRADOO
First India Bureau
Jaipur
Enforcement Directorate
is probing the connec-
tions of suspended joint
director of DoIT Ved
PrakashYadav to find out
the names of the officers
who were involved with
him in tendering process.
Yadav, who was sus-
pended after recovery of
Rs 2.31 core in cash and
one kg of gold from an
almirah in secretariat,
was arrested by the ED.
The ED is probing his
role in the tendering pro-
cess, involvement of
other officers etc. The
investigating agency has
sought details from the
department.
Bikaji Food and Hospitality Awards
ED scanning whole
tender process in
Yojana Bhawan case
‘Whistleblower hushed’, claims BJP; suggests
ED-ACB to probe 19.5 acre land matter!
WILL MAHARASHTRA GET A NEW CHIEF
MINISTER WITH CHANGE IN LEADERSHIP?
WHAT WILL BE SCINDIA’S FUTURE?
here may be a big political explosion in
Maharashtra in the coming few days. If
the claims of reliable sources are to be
believed then there is every possibility of leader-
ship change in Maharashtra and Ajit Pawar may
be the new Chief Minister of the state in place
of Eknath Shinde. It is said that the BJP is very
worried about the Maratha voters of the state.
The trend of the Maratha voters of the state is still
visible somewhere towards Uddhav Thackeray.
Seeing this, the BJP wants to bet on the Maratha
satrap Ajit Pawar. At the same time, there is a
section of the BJP which is advocating handing
over the CM's chair to an OBC leader instead
of Ajit. The expansion of the Union Cabinet is
constantly being postponed due to the screw in
Maharashtra, because Praful Patel is being con-
sidered to get a place in the Modi cabinet from
NCP. If sources are to be believed, Praful Patel
may get the charge of Steel Ministry.
ccording to BJP sources, there are
reports of Scindia being ignored in
the Madhya Pradesh assembly elec-
tions, while the party leaders are preferring to
bet on two old leaders of the state i.e. Kailash
Vijayvargiya and Narendra Singh Tomar instead
of Jyotiraditya Scindia. The internal squabble
between Vijayvargiya and Scindia is not hid-
den from anyone. Since voices of discontent
have started emerging in the BJP cadre, now
Vijayvargiya and Tomar have got the responsi-
bility to contain this discontent. The BJP does
not want to lose the Malwa region at any cost,
so Vijayvargiya has also got this important
responsibility that ‘there he should dissuade
the disgruntled colleagues from the party and
re-paint them in saffron, a task in which he has
mastery.’ Meanwhile, till now, no formal respon-
sibility of Gwalior-Chambal division has been
assigned to Scindia.
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A
CONG'S CHANGING
ATTITUDE TOWARDS
NEWS CHANNELS
ow the Con-
gress has made
a massive
change in its approach
regarding news chan-
nels. After the humiliat-
ing defeat in the 2019
general elections, the
Congress had in a way
boycotted some news
channels and no official
spokesperson of the
Congress was involved
in the debates organized
by these channels. After
some time of silence,
finally the TV chan-
nels also took a break
from it and the channel
'management' identified
some people and started
presenting them in their
debates wearing the tag
of 'Congress supporters'.
Potential questions and
their answers were sent
to these alleged support-
ers well in advance by
the channel, due to which
these 'alleged supporters'
could neither talk on the
party line nor defend the
Congress. A whole bunch
of his pseudo support-
ers were created by the
channels. After this, the
Congress allowed its
spokespersons to partici-
pate in these debates so
that they could forcefully
present their point of view
in the debate and defend
the party.
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Abhishek Shrivastava
Jaipur
In the JDA Director
(Law) Dinesh Gupta
transfer case, the Ra-
jasthan High Court sud-
denly transferred
Dinesh Gupta on Friday
to the post of DJ Bundi.
Till now, Gupta was on
the important post of
JDA Director (Law).
According to BJP
sources, Gupta was con-
stantly raising cases of
alleged irregularities
and corruption in JDA.
One of these cases is re-
lated to 19.5 acres of
land divided into two
pieces between Tonk
Road and JLN Marg.
Judge Dinesh Gupta
himself wrote a letter to
the Gehlot government
two months ago and
raised the issue of land
conversion of this 19.5
acres of land.
Now, with this devel-
opment, there is reaction
in BJP to Gupta being
removed from JDA and
sent to Bundi. Moreo-
ver, a BJP leader has ac-
cused the Gehlot gov-
ernment saying, “Hon-
est officers trying to
stop corruption are now
being transferred. That’s
why the entire episode
of this 19.5 acres of land
should be investigated
by ACB-ED.”
DineshGupta
Jagdeesh Chandra along with Mallika Singh felicitating Ashok Rathore, GM Rambagh Palace
Jaipur with Hall of Fame Award (GM of the Year) during the Food and Hospitality Awards 2023
at Rambagh Palace in Jaipur on Saturday. SUNIL SHARMA
FULL COVERAGE IN CITY FIRST TOMORROW
The interest of the
society was always
there in Karmayogi
Ramgopal Guard ji’s
thoughts. He did the
work of giving
positive direction to
the youth by
awakening self-pride
towards civilization
and culture.
OM BIRLA,
LOK SABHA SPEAKER
Birla also attended
Hallmarking trader
association’s event
The First India and
Bharat24 Food and
Hospitality Awards,
presented by Bikaji
Foods, took place at
Sawai Man Mahal,
Rambagh Palace
Jaipur on August
12, Saturday.
Jagdeesh Chandra
along with Celebrity
Guest Mallika Singh
presented the
awards to deserving
individuals and
organisations
that have shown
exceptional
dedication in the
food and hospitality
industry. The occasion
was attended by
prominent individuals
from Jaipur, creating
a stunning evening
with a wonderful
ambience.

JAIPUR, SUNDAY | AUGUST 13, 2023
Glamour | Fashion | Bollywood | Hollywood | Lifestyle
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BEAUTIFUL
ara Ali Khan has turned a year
beautiful and wiser. While her industry
friends and fans showered Sara with their
love on her special day, Kareena Kapoor
too extended her warm wishes. P11
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The 90s, a decade
known for its
vibrant cultural
shifts, has
experienced a
robust revival in
the world of
fashion. City First
brings to you the
enduring influence
of an era that
continues to shape
and inspire the way
we dress today...
he 90s, a decade
known for its vi-
brant cultural
shifts, has experi-
enced a robust
revival in the
world of fashion.
As we fast-forward to the
present day, the era’s icon-
ic trends have woven their
way back into the fabric
of modern style. From
grunge and minimalism
to streetwear and sporty
chic, the 90s served as
a melting pot of di-
verse influences
that continue to
inspire today’s
fashion landscape.
The grunge aes-
thetic, popularized
by bands like Nir-
vana and Pearl
Jam, has resurfaced
as a cornerstone of 90s
fashion. The carefree
yet edgy vibe of flannel shirts,
ripped jeans, and combat boots cap-
tures the essence of an era that em-
braced rebellion and self-expres-
sion. Today, fashionistas are fusing
grunge’s nonchalant attitude with
polished touches, creating a harmo-
nious blend of rugged elegance.
The 90s marked the era when
sportswear transcended the gym
and became a fashion statement.
Tracksuits, windbreakers, and
sneakers became synonymous with
casual cool. This trend has evolved
into the athleisure phenomenon,
where comfort meets style. High-
fashion brands have seamlessly
integrated athletic elements into
their collections, sparking a sarto-
rial shift that prioritizes both ease
and flair.
Logomania, fueled by promi-
nent brand logos and eye-catching
prints, was a quintessential aspect
of 90s fashion. Today, logomania
is resurrected, with oversized
logos and bold branding
gracing garments and
accessories. Streetwear
enthusiasts are champi-
oning this trend, em-
bracing the distinct
visual language that
defined an era of bold
self-expression.
The 90s introduced
denim as a universal em-
blem of style, with baggy
jeans, denim jackets, and
dungarees becoming
fashion staples. Fast for-
ward to today, and denim
continues to evolve,
adapting to new silhou-
ettesandwasheswhilepre-
serving its timeless appeal.
Vintage denim finds and
reimagined classics illus-
trate the enduring nature
of this fabric’s allure.
In an era character-
ized by reinvention,
it’s no surprise that
90s fashion has
seamlessly inte-
grated into the con-
temporary fashion
tapestry. The re-
vival of its iconic
trends is not just a
homage to the
past; it’s a testa-
ment to the en-
during influence
of an era that
continues to
shape and in-
spire the way
we dress
today.
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t is considered a
safe country to visit
now, depending on
the areas you cover.
The location of the
2023 earthquake
was hundreds of miles from famous
places in Turkey. The minimum
processing time for a Turkish visa
by VFS is only 15 days, and you can
even get it in a day if you already
have a USA visa. Now there is no
best time to visit as each season
brings new adventures, but if you
want to escape from the summer
heat, winter chills and the crowds,
the ideal time isApril/May and Sep-
tember/October.
English is not widely spoken in
Turkey, so make sure to download
google translate.
There are no strict rules for what
you should and shouldn't wear in
Turkey as generally, you can wear
anything you want, considering
what places you plan to visit in
which season. Turkey is broadly di-
vided into two areas Eastern /Asian
side which is more conservative
than the Western/European side.
WHAT TO PACK FOR YOUR TRIP
TO TURKEY?
A long skirt and head scarf will go
a long way. Visiting religious sites
requiring you to cover your arms
and legs will be handy.
Weather in Turkey can be pretty
unpredictable, so always carry a
small shawl which
can also be used as
a head scarf, and a
light jacket in your
backpack.
The markets of
Istanbul, better
known as Bazaars,
are heaven for shopa-
holics. So wear light cloth-
ing and comfortable shoes as
plenty of walking will be involved
in the tours.
Carry your cotton towel and
swimming costume if you like dip-
ping in the amusing Turkish Baths
known as Hammams. You will pay
double the price at Hammam if you
forget to pack your towel.
Carry beautiful long gowns /
dresses for pictures at palaces, mu-
seums, Pamukkale, or the Cotton
Castle, where you can find carbon-
ate mineral deposits left behind by
thermal water.Did you know Ranbir
and Katrina’s song Tu Jaane Na was
shot here?
You can even get a photo shoot
done for 250 euros per couple with
hot air balloons in the background
in Cappadocia. Various companies
like Cappadocia Panorama, Sultan
Carpets in Cappadocia, Selfie Bos-
phorous, and Rooftop Galata in Is-
tanbul provide their service and
long dresses for rent.
Pack according to the season. In
early spring, dresses with light-
weight jackets should do, while lay-
ers are a good option when travel-
ling in early winters with changea-
ble winters.Also,
a foldable um-
brella would be
helpful in scorch-
ing heat /rain.
Cappadocia has
a lot of activities
like quad biking
and horse riding, so
shorts/jeans with
comfortable shoes /
boots would be more ap-
propriate at that time.
Carry colourful costumes and
short dresses for beach destinations
in Fethiye, Antalya, Bodrum, and
Marmaris, as they have an extreme-
ly relaxed dress code.
Like in other countries, city life,
dress at dinner is generally wise
casual, though you may want a
glamorous dress or jacket in the
fancier hotels and restaurants.
Last, remember to leave room for
souvenirs on the way home, as Tur-
key is famous for beautiful lamps,
crockery, carpets etc.
To get more
information you can visit
https://goturkiye.com/
AtikaGarg
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small shawl which
can also be used as
a head scarf, and a
The markets of
Istanbul, better
known as Bazaars,
are heaven for shopa-
holics. So wear light cloth-
ing and comfortable shoes as
plenty of walking will be involved
brella would be
helpful in scorch-
ing heat /rain.
a lot of activities
like quad biking
and horse riding, so
shorts/jeans with
comfortable shoes /
boots would be more ap-
propriate at that time.
Carry colourful costumes and
short dresses for beach destinations
TURKEY!
TURKEY!
DISCOVERING
PACK SMART TO EXPLORE Turkey has become a hot destination and
receives millions of tourists yearly because of its
cultural sites, natural beauty, Instagramable
locations and great food.
Dheere
Dheere se song
featuring Hrithik and
Sonam was also shot at
a luxurious hotel in
Antalya.
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Globe, One Chic Outfit at a Time!

eyoncé's Renaissance al-
bum has been praised for
paying tribute to the vi-
brant and influential
Black queer culture that helped
shape the world of house music. A
year after the album's release, Be-
yoncé celebrated a step further by
using her platform to promote inclu-
sivity and acceptance.
During her final performance
at MetLife Stadium in East Ruther-
ford, N.J., Beyoncé was captured on
video floating above the crowd while
her track Summer Renaissance
played in the background. As the
show ended, she acknowledged
her fans and their incredible sup-
port. In a touching mo-
ment, Beyon-
cé spotted a
sign held up
by Candace
Persuasion, a
trans drag per-
former from Boston.
The sign read: ‘Trans is
beautiful’. Without hesitation,
Beyoncé shared these words
with her audience.
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ara Ali
Khan has
turned a
year beauti-
ful and wis-
er. The actor
who made her big Bolly-
wood debut in 2018 with
Abhishek Kapoor’s Kedar-
nath opposite the late Sush-
ant Singh Rajput, celebrated
her 28th birthday on Satur-
day.
While her industry friends
and fans showered Sara
with their love on her spe-
cial day, Kareena Kapoor
too hopped on and extended
her warm wishes to the
birthday girl.
On the occasion of Sara
Ali Khan’s birthday, Karee-
na Kapoor took to Insta-
gram and shared two un-
seen photos of the birth-
day girl on her IG story.
The two-photo collage
shared by Bebo fea-
tured a monochrome
childhood picture
of Sara with her fa-
ther. In the first
photo, an adorable
baby Sara can be
seen feeding her
dad something
from a paper plate,
sitting on Saif’s lap.
In the second
photo of the col-
lage, Sara can be
seen feeding her
step-baby brother,
Jehangir Ali Khan
fondly known as
Jeh. Both photos are
high on the cuteness
quotient, and they
sure do give a
glimpse of the beau-
tiful bond that Sara
shares with her fa-
ther and brother.
While extending
her wish for the
‘beautiful’ birthday
girl, Kareena wrote,
“Happy birthday
beautiful @saraal-
ikhan95. Have a fan-
tastic year.” She also
dropped two red
heart emojis in the
caption.
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Beautiful
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ctor Shah
Rukh Khan
and interior de-
signer Gauri
Khan’s daughter Suhana
Khan is often known for
her kind and generous na-
ture, and in a recent viral
video, she went on to ex-
emplify this nature of hers
to the fullest!
Recently, Suhana Khan
attended an event in
Mumbai.As she made her
way out of the restaurant
with mother Gauri, she
quickly opened her bag
and handed a Rs 500 note
to a woman who was ask-
ing for money. She went
on to hand another Rs
500 note to the woman.
The woman was over-
joyed with the generos-
ity and started to
jump with joy. In the
video. Suhana was
also seen laughing as
she bid a goodbye to
the paparazzi.
As the video went on to
become viral on social me-
dia, netizens were seen re-
acting to it. While a social
media user wrote, “Girl
with a golden heart,” an-
other one wrote, “I swear,
sheisthesweetest.”Oneof
the fans also blessed the
starkid and wrote, “Bless
her God. Pure heart we can
see.”
ith a heart-
wrenching
k i d n e y
transfer,
alleged fallout, and
birthday reconcilia-
tion involved.
The two, who were
reportedly estranged
at one point, are back
to being best friends.
The gal pals were
spotted hanging out
for the first time since
their fallout and
friendship drama.The
pop star met Raisa
hours ago and shared
a picture of them
twinning in similar
animal-print heels.
The girls went to din-
ner together and were
spotted with Gomez's
half-sister Gracie and
a few other friends at
the Italian restaurant
Giorgio Baldi in Los
Angeles.
Raisa proceeded to
reshare the story
posted by Gomez and
joked, No beef just
salsa. She also add-
ed in brackets that the
twinning was not
planned but a coinci-
dence between the
two friends.
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Girl with a
GOLDEN HEART
lose sources from
Rolling Stone have
spilt the beans, de-
scribing the little
one as a perfect spitting image
of Rihanna – even down to the
light eyes. The news has cre-
ated a lot of buzz on the Inter-
net. The superstar's journey to
motherhood for the second
time began with a hint that
caught the collective eye dur-
ing her remarkable perfor-
mance at the Super Bowl Half
Time show on February 12,
2023. Dressed in a striking red
jumpsuit that exuded confi-
dence, Rihanna's less energetic
stage presence sparked whis-
pers among eagle-eyed view-
ers. As her performance
wrapped up, the pop icon ten-
derly cradled her belly be-
fore exiting the stage,
sending fans and spec-
tators into a tornado of
speculation.
Perfect spitting image
A
C
ylie Jenner
celebrated
her 26th
with a relax-
ing beach vacation. She
shared a carousel of im-
ages where she dons a
string bikini with her
hair let down. While
she did not reveal the
location, the post was
captioned, 26 [folded
hands emoji] [flower
emoji] [balloom emo-
ji]. The first image was
a shot of her hand half
submerged in the water
as she flaunted two
pretty silver rings. The
next was a video of a
gorgeous sunset which
was followed by a
waist-up image of her-
self in the black swim-
wear which she paired
with small hoop ear-
rings, a slim bracelet,
and a necklace with two
pendants. The post in-
cluded more images of
nature retreat in-
cluding a sea tur-
tle, a beautiful
shot of the
beach, two
more sun-
set imag-
es, and a
nighttime
sky shot.
J e n n e r
concluded the
post with a
long-shot photo
of herself looking
up at the sky with
her feet dipped in
the water. With the
location in the back-
drop, the Kylie Cos-
metics founder looked
relaxed and happy in
her surroundings. She
then made another post
this time around from a
yacht and captioned it,
thank you for the
birthday wishes [x2
white heart emojis]
[globe emoji] forever
grateful [anchor emo-
ji]. She made another
style statement in the
images.
Beach
Birthday
K
Sara Ali Khan
Her post...
Her post...
Selena Gomez
Her post...
Beyonce
Her post...
Spotted...
Her post...
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n a dazzling con-
vergence of
fashion and opu-
lence, Bharat24-
Vision of New
India and First
India, in partnership withAnanta
Spa and Resorts, presented a
mesmerizing spectacle at the
poster launch of Elite Miss Ra-
jasthan Season 10. The event
powered by the FasDes at Night
Jar Jaipur.
Jagdeesh Chandra graced
the occasion as the Chief
Guest and infused the
night with an aura of
distinction, as he be-
stowed felicitations
upon Gaurav Gaur
for a decade of
grandeur, en-
capsulating it as
10 saal bemisaal.
The patrons of
this prestigious af-
fair were JD Ma-
heshwari and Ajit
Soni. Director Nakul
Vijay, PN Doodi,
Yasheel Pandel, Parth
FasDes and the
Founder-Director
Gaurav Gaur lent an
air of sophistication
to the soirée. The il-
lustrious presence of
the six reigning
queens from Elite
Miss Rajasthan Sea-
son 9; Shweta Raj,
Devashri Hada, Sheena
Parashar, Varunavi Singh,
Disha Nareda, and Khushi Vijay-
vargiya, added a touch of allure.
Supermodel and Elite Miss Ra-
jasthan 2021 Astha Khandelwal
graced the occasion as a special
guest.
Gaurav Gaur announced with
fervour the dawn of Season
10, revealing a staggering
1800 registrations, a testa-
ment to the allure of this
pageantry. Anticipation that
this number would burgeon
to a staggering 5000 en-
veloped the space,
leaving attendees in
rapturous awe. In
the pursuit of
discovering the
epitome of
grace and charm,
the forthcoming sea-
son's auditions and tal-
ent rounds will traverse
four.
City First
n the occa-
sion of Inter-
n a t i o n a l
Youth Day
2023, Pravah, a youth
development organiza-
tion established in 1993,
took center stage by or-
ganizing a thought-pro-
voking dialogue forum,
Youth Adda Climate
Connect: Shift from
Blame to Claim, with
students at the Interna-
tional School of Infor-
matics and Management
(IIIM), Jaipur onAugust
12 as part of their Orien-
tation for the academic
year 2023-24.
Theeventwasinspired
bythethemeofthisyear's
International Youth Day,
Green Skills for Youth:
World, which aimed to
raiseawareness abouten-
vironmental challenges,
climate change, and the
pivotalroleyoungpeople
play in fostering a green
transition.
Namita Solanik, As-
sistant Professor at IIIM,
Jaipur exclaimed that,
The simplicity of the
workshop and the ease
with which such lifelong
issues were addressed
was fantastic. The work-
shop allowed for faculty
to also gain an insight
into the critical thinking
of the students.
Climate Connect
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Jagdeesh Chandra launched the poster
of the Shri Hanuman Chalisa Samuhik
Path program at his residence on
Saturday. During the occasion, Dinesh
Mittal, Amarnath Maharaj, Ajay Kant
and Sumit Saini were also present to
greet Dr Chandra and invite him as the
chief guest. Sunday will witness a divine
atmosphere with the chariot flagging off
from Moti Dungri Ganesh Temple. The
event filled with a divine aura of group
Hanuman Chalisa recitation will be held on August 15 from 5:00 pm onwards in the presence of
Amarnath, Chairman, Shri Hanuman Chalisa Managing Committee.
ELITE MISS RAJASTHAN 2023
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POSTER LAUNCH!
City First
he 'Darshan-
am Art Festi-
val,' which
showcases 24
exquisite 'shringar' in-
spired by the special dar-
shans (of Lord Shrinathji
at Nathdwara, was inau-
gurated on Saturday at
Hotel Fairmont, Kukas.
Jagdeesh Chandra graced
the occasion as the Chief
Guest and extended his
best wishes for the suc-
cess of the exhibition.
The exhibition is be-
ing organised by
Raghukul Trust and Dar-
shanam Art Gallery. Vi-
jendra Bansal from Dar-
shanamArt Gallery, Sad-
hana Garg from
Raghukul Trust and Ra-
jeev Kapoor, GM of
Fairmont were the spe-
cial guests. The special
attraction of the event
was the Golconda Pich-
wai collection. This col-
lection, curated by Vijen-
dra Bansal, featured re-
nowned Pichwai art
forms from the royal
courts of Hyderabad.
The antique collection
garnered attention from
all, showcasing the
unique art form and
craftsmanship.Addition-
ally, 40 paintings crafted
from natural stone colors
depicting Shrinathji's
various forms, such as
Kamaltalai, Kamdhenu,
Govind Dev Ji, and
Naughty Gopal, were
presented. Moreover, 23
sculptures made from
brass, wood, and fiber
immersed visitors in a
soulful environment.
DARSHANAM
Art Festival
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Radiant
Radiant
Resplendence
Resplendence
Jagdeesh Chandra with Disha Dareda, Astha Khandelwal, Varunavi Singh,
Sheena Parashar, Shweta Raje , Akanksha Bhalla, Devshree Hada and Khushi Vijay
Jagdeesh Chandra with Dinesh Mittal,
Amarnath Maharaj, Ajay Kant and Sumit Saini
Jagdeesh Chandra addressing the audience
Gaurav Gaur
Jagdeesh Chandra with Rajeev Kapoor, Vijendra Bansal
and others during the lamp lighting ceremony
Jagdeesh Chandra appreciating the artwork. Also seen
are Vijendra Bansal, Abhinav Bansal and Sadhna Garg
Jagdessh Chandra with Jyoti Bansal, Aditi Agarwal, Natasha Bishnoi, Vijaylakshmi Bishnoi,
Sadhna Garg, Vijendra Bansal, Rajeev Kapoor, Rishee Miglani, Prisha Lamba and Abhinav Bansal
TOP to BOTTOM: Akanksha Bhalla,
Riya sain and Navya Singh Shekhawat
TOP to BOTTOM: Akanksha Bhalla,
Riya sain and Navya Singh Shekhawat
Nehal Sharma addressing the audience. Also seen is Anjali Mane
A momentous
occasion!
FICCI Ladies Organisation, Jaipur Chapter, under
the leadership of Neha Dhadda, organised an
event as a prelude to independence day with
Maninder Jeet Singh Bitta, Chairman of All India
Anti Terrorist Front. He spoke about his journey ,
attacks that he had faced in his life . MS Bitta's life
took a significant turn when he survived a bomb
blast in 1992.
WHAT’S HAPPENING!
DJ Cadre Judicial Officer Pawan Kumar
Garg’s birthday was on Friday. The
President of the Family Court Bar
Association, DS Shekhawat, and General
Secretary Vishnu Sharma presented a
bouquet to convey their regards. On the
occasion, he was also felicitated by the
Family Court Bar Association.
Insolation Energy Limited (INA Solar) signed MoU with
State Bank of India (SBI) India, Rajasthan's reputed solar
panel manufacturing company Insolation Energy Limited
(INA Solar) signed MoU with State Bank of India (SBI).
Manish Gupta, Chairman, Insolation Energy Ltd, Hemant
Karolia, General Manager, State Bank of India and Ravindra
Badaya, Director, CA Badaya Company were present on
the occasion. Gupta informed that INA Solar is dedicated to
providing clean and affordable energy and through this MoU will help farmers, entrepreneurs and
domestic consumers to get financial resources. Through this MoU, INA Solar will help in providing
financial assistance to its customers in easy instalments through SBI Bank.
The inauguration ceremony of MLA housing project constructed
by Rajasthan Housing Board (RHB) in MLA Nagar (West) was held
on Saturday. CM Ashok Gehlot inaugurated the event, Assembly
Speaker Dr CP Joshi presided over programme, while UDH Minister
Shanti Dhariwal and LoP Rajendra Rathore were present as special
guests. CM Ashok Gehlot congratulated RHB Commissioner Pawan
Arora for the successful completion of the project, before time.
Jagdeesh Chandra also reached on the occasion. Sushma Rajesh
Arora and other family members were also present. We bring you
some family moments captured during the inaugural event. Jagdeesh Chandra with Sushma Arora and Pawan Arora
Jagdeesh Chandra with Rajesh Arora, Mohit Jajoo, Sushma Arora,
Ritu Arora, Pawan Arora, Kunal Arora, Garima Jajoo, Amiya Jajoo and Atul Arora
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MUKESH KIRADOO
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SHARMA
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