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JAIPUR l MONDAY, MAY 16, 2022 l Pages 12 l 3.00 RNI NO. RAJENG/2019/77764 l Vol 3 l Issue No. 338
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MANIK SAHA TAKES
OATH AS TRIPURA CM
Australian all-rounder Andrew
Symonds dies in car crash
Harbhajan Turbanator
@harbhajan_singh
Shocked to hear about
the sudden demise of Andrew
Symonds. Gone too soon. Heartfelt
condolences to family and friends.
Prayers for the departed soul
l Former Australia
all-rounder Andrew
Symonds has died
aged 46 in a car
accident, about 50
kilometers outside
Townsville on Satur-
day night. The disturb-
ing news sent shock
waves through the
cricket fraternity
l Emergency services
attempted to revive
him, however, he
died of his injuries,
Queensland Police
said in a statement
after the incident
l The all-rounder
played 26 Tests, 198
ODIs, and 14 T20Is
for Australia between
1998 and 2009. He
was an integral part
of Australia’s World
Cup-winning sides
in the year
2003 and 2007
BADMINTON WIN
BEDAZZLES INDIA
Thomas Cup: Indian Men’s Team script
history with 1st-ever gold in 73 long years
India beat 14-time champions Indonesia 3-0 in the final
Bangkok (PTI): The In-
dian men’s badminton
team beat 14-time cham-
pions and holders Indo-
nesiainthefinalonSun-
daytowinamaidengold
medal at Thomas Cup.
First-time finalists
India produced a stun-
ning performance in the
final to blank Indonesia
3-0 and script history
. It
all started with 20-year-
old Lakshya Sen beating
Tokyo Olympics bronze
medallist Anthony
Ginting.
Doubles stars Satwik-
sairaj Rankireddy and
Chirag Shetty then gave
India a 2-0 lead by beat-
ing Mohammad Ahsan
andKevinSanjayaSuka-
muljo 18-21, 23-21, 21-19.
Andfinally
,KidambiSri-
kanth sealed India’s win
by outclassing Jonatan
Christie 21-15, 23-21.
TRIUMPH BIGGER THAN 1983 WORLD CUP, SAYS GOPICHAND
SPORTS MINISTER
ANURAG THAKUR
ANNOUNCES `1 CR
CASH AWARD
ADANI TO BUY
49% STAKE IN
QUINT MEDIA
India’s chief badminton coach and former All England champion, Pullela
Gopichand highlighted the enormity of India’s Thomas Cup victory, say-
ing it is even bigger than the 1983 Cricket World Cup triumph for Indian
badminton. “I would say that in badminton terms this is even bigger
(than the 1983 World Cup win). I think nobody would have imagined
that we would win something as big as this,” Pullela Gopichand said.
Sports Minister Anurag
Thakur on Sunday an-
nounced a cash award of
Rs 1 crore to the Indian
men’s badminton team
which created history
by winning the coveted
Thomas Cup title for
the first time. “India’s
extraordinary feat of
winning the Thomas Cup
with successive victories
over Malaysia, Denmark
and Indonesia in the play-
offs called for a relaxation
of rules,” said Thakur
in a statement. “It is
with pride that I an-
nounce the award of
Rs 1 crore to the team
that Indians so much joy
this weekend.”
New Delhi: Adani
Group’s media arm, AMG
Media Networks Limited
(AMG Media), is set to
acquire a 49 percent
stake in Quintillion
Business Media Limited
(QBML). A sharehold-
ers’ agreement has been
signed to this effect.
Narendra Modi
@narendramodi
The entire nation is
elated by India win!
Congratulations to
our accomplished
team and best wishes
to them for future.
This win will motivate
so many upcoming
sportspersons.
India’s team members pose with their nation flag after winning Thomas Cup title in Bangkok.
Tripura Governor Satyadeo Narain administers oath to BJP leader
Manik Saha as the new chief minister in Agartala on Sunday.
Apart from being an explosive cricketer, Symonds in India will also be remembered
for his involvement in the infamous ‘Monkeygate’ scandal involving Harbhajan.
Congress to launch ‘Kanyakumari to
Kashmir Bharat Jodo’ Yatra from October 2
Aditi Nagar,
Yogesh Sharma
and Naresh Sharma
Udaipur: As a part of
the party’s outreach
programme, Congress
will launch a nation-
wide yatra “Kanyaku-
mari to Kashmir
Bharat Jodo” begin-
ning on October 2, said
the party’s interim
president Sonia Gan-
dhi on Sunday. Speak-
ing at the concluding
day of the three-day
brainstorming ses-
sion, Chintan Shivir,
in Udaipur, Sonia Gan-
dhi said, “We will
launch a national Kan-
yakumari to Kashmir
Bharat Jodo Yatra be-
ginning on Gandhi
Jayanti this year. All
of us will participate
in it. The Yatra is to
strengthen the bonds
of social harmony that
are under stress, to
preserve the founda-
tional values of our
Constitution that are
under assault and to
highlight the day-to-
day concerns of crores
of our people.” She
said phase-2 of the dis-
trict-level Jan Jagran
Abhiyan that had been
launched earlier will
resume a month later
on June 15. This exten-
sive campaign will
highlight economic is-
sues especially the
“growing unemploy-
ment and intolerable
price rise that is de-
stroying livelihoods”.
Turn to P8
Rahul is the only
person challenging
BJP-RSS: Gehlot
Udaipur: On the
conclusion of Con-
gress’ Navsankalp
Shivir in Udaipur on
Sunday
, Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot in-
teracted with the me-
dia and said that the
Chintan Shivir was
successfully organ-
ized and conducted,
stressing that many
important proposals
have been approved
in the CWC meeting.
On the question of
Rahul Gandhi taking
over the party com-
mand, Gehlot said,
“Rahul Gandhi is a
goodperson.Iworked
with him in Gujarat.
BJP-Sangh are
spending crores of
rupees to malign Ra-
hul’s image and Ra-
hul Gandhi alone is
fighting BJP-RSS.
BJP leaders only en-
gagein drama.There
is no ED-CBI-IB raid
on any BJP leader,
perhapsbecauseBJP
leaders are clean as
white color.”
Meanwhile, talk-
ing about the Shivir,
Gehlot said, “There
has been a communi-
cationof enthusiasm
among the workers.
Now Mandal units
will be formed in
Congress. Congress
takes all classes and
religions along.”
CM Gehlot also
spoke about Sonia
Gandhi’s speech and
said, “Sonia Gandhi-
ji’sstatementtomake
the party return to
power is extremely
powerful. Now the fo-
cus will be on timely
implementation of
the decisions taken
intheSankalpShivir.
Many important de-
cisions taken in Con-
gress’s Nav Sankalp
camp. Turn to P8
CM Ashok Gehlot
Rahul Gandhi and Govind Singh Dotasra engrossed in discussion where Priyanka Gandhi, Ashok Gehlot, KC Venugopal, Ajay Maken,
and Sachin Pilot are also seen at the dinner table at Udaipur on Saturday night.
CONGRESS’ NAV SANKALP SHIVIR
Must ensure‘one family,one ticket’ rule in Cong: RaGa
Udaipur: Hours after
the Congress Working
Committee (CWC) gave
its approval to the or-
ganisational reforms,
Congress leader Rahul
Gandhi on Sunday as-
serted that ‘one family,
one ticket’ rule must be
enforced in the party.
Addressing the con-
cluding session of the
‘Nav Sankalp Shivir’
held in Udaipur, Rahul
Gandhi said, “We must
ensure the idea that
one person per family
should get a ticket (to
contest elections). I
also recommend the in-
clusion of the youth in
the Congress party.
Also, only one member
of a family should be
given a ticket.”
The Udaipur Nav
Sankalp Shivir declara-
tion has been adopted
by the CWC at its meet-
ing presided over by
party chief Sonia Gan-
dhi. “It is very impor-
tant that we limit the
number of family
members that are in-
volved in our organiza-
tion, and let them work,
develop and let them
join the organization.
But we must not have a
situation where 5-7
members of a family
are in the organiza-
tion,” said Rahul, add-
ing, “The formula will
not be applied if the
second member from a
family is actively work-
ing for the party for at
least five years.”
Meanwhile, the
Wayanad MP slammed
the BJP led govern-
ment at the Centre over
the rampant inflation,
rising unemployment
and attack on the coun-
try’s institutions, add-
ing that there is a fear
looming in the country
that the Bharatiya Ja-
nata Party Party is
hell-bent on turning
“demographic divi-
dend into a demo-
graphic disaster.”
While asserting that
the Congress party
needs to work aggres-
sively on the ground to
connect with the mass-
es coupled with inten-
sive communication
skills. “Congress has
always provided a plat-
form to people for de-
liberations without
fear, worry
. Turn to P8
BJP is hell-bent in turning demographic dividend to demographic disaster, says Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi
MODI IN NEPAL TODAY; WILL
ALSO MEET YOGI CABINET
NEW YORK: 10 KILLED IN
‘RACIALLY-MOTIVATED’
SHOOTING,SUSPECT HELD
New Delhi: PM Narendra Modi
will launch the construction of
the ‘India International Centre for
Buddhist Culture Heritage’ on
Monday during a day-long visit to
Lumbini in Nepal. Later, PM will
meet UP CM Yogi Adityanath and
cabinet over dinner in Lucknow.
New York: A heavily-armed
18-year-old white man shot 10
people dead and injured three
others, most of them Black, at
a grocery store in New York on
Saturday, as per US authorities.

First India Bureau
Jaipur: Former VP
Bhairon Singh Shek-
hawat was paid flo-
ral tributes on his
12th death anniver-
sary on Sunday at
Bhairon Smarak,
wherein, Guv Kalraj
Mishra, ex- CM
Vasundhara Raje,
Union Min GS Shek-
hawat, Dr Satish
Poonia, Chan-
drashekar, Rajendra
Rathore, Dushyant
Singh, Narpat Singh
Rajvi, Abhimanyu
Rajvi others were
present. Raje will
release book, ‘Dharti
Putra Bhairon Singh
Shekhawat’ today.
First India Bureau
Rajsamand: Four peo-
ple were killed six
others were hurt in a
collision between a pas-
senger bus a trailer in
Rajsamand district on
Sunday. The four de-
ceased have been identi-
fied as Jaheer Abbas
and Fej Patel, Vinod
Nonwani, Ikrar Ali.
The accident occured in
the wee hours of Sun-
day at NH-8 passing
through the district.
“The passenger bus
bumped into the trailer
while the driver was
trying to overtake trail-
er,” cops said. Injured
were rushed to hospital.
The bodies of those
killed were kept district
hospital’s mortuary.
Senior cops reached
the accident site,” said
cops of Charbhuja po-
lice station.
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TRAGIC SUNDAY! 6 INCLUDING INFANT DIE IN SIROHI MISHAP
19dieinfiveseparateaccidentsinState
CM Gehlot offered condolences to bereaved families of Sirohi accident wished speedy recovery to injured
First India Bureau
Sirohi: Six people, in-
cluding a three-month-
old girl, died and five
were injured when a
truck trailer coming
from the wrong side
first collided with a
truck and then two cars
rammed into the truck.
Due to the high speed,
the first car that collid-
ed with the truck was
damaged severely
.
DSP Parsa Ram
Chaudhary said that
the mishap took place
on Beawar-Pindwara
4-lane Highway in Siro-
hi on Sunday. Revdar
resident Unaram, who
was taking his daughter
Sugan Kumari for Con-
stable exam, collided
with the truck. Six peo-
ple aboard were killed.
Pony Devi and her
3-month-old daughter
died on the spot, while
the condition of the sec-
ond daughter Parvati is
also said to be critical.
Two other deceased
were being identified.
District Collector Dr
Bhanwarlal, SP Dhar-
mendra Singh, CMHO
Dr. Rajesh Kumar,
tehsildar Neeraj Ku-
mari reached the spot.
Jaipur: In a relief to
sportspersons given out
of turn government
jobs, state government
is revising rules to allow
them half day leave for
practice. So far, the play-
ers employed in govern-
ment jobs are consid-
eredoff dutywhileprac-
tising.CMAshokGehlot
may give them a gift
soon for which the draft
has been prepared. Play-
ers will also be given the
airfare facility to par-
ticipate in competitions
benefit of increments
from time to time.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: After 3-day
brainstorming by Con-
gress in Udaipur, BJP is
alsogoingtoholdameet-
ing of national office
bearers in Jaipur from
May 19 to 21 in which an
action plan for upcom-
ing assembly elections
in different states in-
cluding Rajasthan will
be prepared.
Various organisa-
tional issues will also
be discussed at differ-
ent levels in meeting to
be held at Hotel Leela
Palace on Delhi Road.
Different sessions will
be held during 3 days
wherein, about 150 del-
egates will participate.
Players in govt
jobs: Govt to
revise rules for
practice session
BJPtobrainstormonAssemblypollsinJpronMay19-21
FOUR OF A FAMILY KILLED IN ROAD
ACCIDENT ON ALWAR-SIKANDRA NH
3 KILLED, ONE INJURED AS BUS
RAMS INTO BIKE NEAR KHINVSAR
2 DEAD, 12 INJURED AS BUS RAMS
INTO TRAILER ON NH NEAR NARELI
The mangled remains of one of the cars, which collided with the
truck on Beawar-Pindwara Fourlane NH in Sirohi on Sunday.
The cops inspecting the accident spot after the accident which
took place at Charbhuja on Sunday.
Alwar: Four members of a family, including 2 women,
were killed in a road accident near Surer petrol pump
on the Alwar-Sikandra highway on Sunday. The
deceased were identified as Hariram Saini, Ram Saini,
Rajjo Devi Meera Devi. Police informed that they
were taken to a hospital in Rajgarh where three of them
were declared brought dead while the fourth suc-
cumbed to injuries during treatment. “The mishap oc-
curred at around 4:30am. All were killed after the auto
in which they were travelling collided head-on with a
truck. They were returning to Rajgarh after offering
prayers at a temple in Bandikui,” the police informed.
Nagaur: Three people on the bike were killed, while one
was injured in a tragic accident after a private bus hit
the vehicle near the Akla-Bairawas road near Khinvsar
on Sunday. The injured were rushed to the Khinvsar
CHC by the passers by. Cops from Khinvsar Police
Station rushed to the spot soon after receiving the
information. The bodies were kept in the mortuary.
Ajmer: Two people died 12 got injured when a
speeding private travel bus rammed into a moving
trailer on a highway near Ajmer’s Nareli bypass. Of the
12 injured, six are serious. The bus was going from
Jaipur to Udaipur when the accident happened in the
wee hours of Sunday. After getting information, the
Alwar Gate police reached the spot and rushed the
injured to hospital.The injured include a candidate
who was returning to his village after appearing in the
constable recruitment examination. The deceased have
been identified as Jagdish Ramesh Meena. Among
the seriously injured are Vipin Meena, Mahendra
Sankhla, Pradeep Meena, Somdev, Amul Meghvanshi,
The relatives of the deceased have been informed.
Police are probing the matter.
Four killed, six injured after private
bus hits trailer in Rajsamand
Ashok Gehlot
@ashokgehlot51
The news of the demise
of 6 people in a road
accident in Paldi area of
Sirohi is very sad. My
deepest condolences to
the bereaved family. May
God give them strength
in this difficult time and
May the departed soul
rest in peace. Wishing
speedy recovery to the
injured in the accident.
RUSH FOR ‘ENGLISH MEDIUM’...
Parents of students eagerly look for their respective kids' names in the recently released admission list by school management
at Mahatma Gandhi English Medium School in Gandhi Nagar on Sunday. —PHOTO BY MUKESH KIRADOO
Jaipur: Taking quick action on collecting fare
amount from a passenger on a zero ticket, Rajasthan
Roadways termi-
nated the contract
with a Contractual
Conductor of Ha-
numangarh depot,
Hakam Ram. The
action was taken
after the pas-
senger, who was
charged full fare
on zero ticket fare, shot a video and circulated it on
social media. The fare was collected from him he
was given a zero amount ticket. After matter came
to light, the Roadways terminated Hakam Ram's
contract and declared him blacklisted.
BUS CONDUCTOR's CONTRACT ENDED
FOR CHARGING FARE ON 'ZERO TICKET'
NEWS DIGEST
Jaipur foot six-day
camp organised in
Jammu’s Machhal
Leadersremember‘BaboSa’
onhis12th
deathanniversary
Guv Kalraj Mishra, GS Shekhawat, Dr Satish Poonia, Rajendra Rathore, Chandrashekhar and
Vasudev Devnani during the remembrance meet held to mark former VP Bhairon S Shekhawat’s
Death Anniversary at Bhairon Smarak at Vidhyadhar Nagar in Jaipur on Sunday.
Guv Kalraj Mishra Narpat
Singh Rajvi pay floral tributes
to Bhairon Singh Shekhawat
at the Bhairon Smarak in
Vidhyadhar Nagar on Sunday.
Vasundhara Raje pays
floral tributes at Babo Sa’s
memorial. Also seen here is
Dushyant Singh.
Dushyant Singh Sanjeev
Srivastava during the
remembrance meet.
Srinagar (ANI): In-
dian Army, in coordi-
nation with Bhag-
wan Mahaveer
Viklang Sahayata
Samiti (BMVSS), a
Jaipur Foot Organi-
sation, organised a
six-day artificial
limb fitment camp in
JK’s Machhal Sec-
tor, the Indian Army
said in a press state-
ment. The camp was
conducted from May
8 to 13 with the aim to
help those needy lo-
cals for whom get-
ting an artificial
limb, wheelchair and
hearing aid is beyond
their financial
means.
A total of 6 artifi-
cial limbs, 33 wheel-
chairs, 35 hearing
aids, 5 tri-cycles, 5
auxiliary crutches
2 hand sticks were
given to locals.
A beneficiary being helped by a medic during the artificial
limb fitment camp held at Machhal sector.
PROSTHETIC LIMBS
UNIT BY NSS
Jaipur: Narayan
Seva Sansthan has
set up a central fab-
rication unit to man-
ufacture high-quali-
ty prosthetic limbs.
The unit, set up at a
cost of Rs 2 crore,
was inaugurated by
paralympian Deepa
Malik. Sansthan
President Prashant
Agarwal said that
the unit will make
high-quality, pros-
thetic limbs avail-
able to differently
abled free of cost.
Ashok Gehlot
@ashokgehlot51
My humble tributes to for-
mer Vice President of India
and former CM of Raj Sh.
Bhairon Singh Shekhawat
ji on his death anniversary.
—PHOTOS
BY
SANTOSH
SHARMA
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PROPOSED AGENDA FOR MEGA EVENT
Punit Chaturvedi
Dungarpur: Prepara-
tions have been com-
pleted for the meeting
of Congress leader Ra-
hul Gandhi at Triveni
Sangam Beneshwar
Dham on Monday. Ra-
hul will lay the founda-
tion stone of the bridge
to be built at a cost of Rs
132 crore and will ad-
dress the general meet-
ing. Congress claims
that about 5 lakh people
will attend the meeting.
In view of the scorch-
ingheat,forthefirsttime
a waterproof dome is be-
ing prepared with Ger-
mantechnologyinwhich
a cooling system is being
installed.Theinsidetem-
peratureof thedomewill
remain from 25 to 26
degrees, due to which
people will get relief
from the heat. 120
coolers ACs have
been installed there.
Rahul to lay Beneshwar Dham bridge foundation today
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In view of heat
here, for the first
time a dome has
been prepared
with the German
technology in
which a cooling
system is being
installed, temp
inside it will be
over 25 to 26 °C
RAHUL GANDHI’S DAY PLAN
11:00 AM Rahul will ar-
rive at Beneshwar Dham
11:10 AM He will visit
Sri Hari Mandir and meet
Achutananda Maharaj
11:20 AM Foundation
stone of the high level
bridge will be laid
11.35 AM He will leave
by helicopter for meeting
held in Banswara
11.45 AM He will address
the gathering
01.30 PM He will depart
for Udaipur from the
meeting place
MINISTER BHATI INSPECTS SITE
Minister in-charge Banswara Energy Minister Bhanwar Sin-
gh Bhati on Sunday took stock of the site where Congress
leader Rahul Gandhi and CM Ashok Gehlot will lay founda-
tion stone of the bridge to be built at a cost of Rs 132 crore
and address a huge public meeting here. Bhati inspected
the place and gave necessary directions to the officers.
The dome at Triveni Sangam is ready to welcome Rahul Gandhi.

RAJASTHAN
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First India Bureau
Jaipur: Seven-year-old
Bhavesh Parmar,
thalassemia major pa-
tient from Dalsot vil-
lage in Pratapgarh dis-
trict, had his dream
come true when he
donned the khaki and
sat on the chair of Ad-
ditional commissioner
of police at Jaipur com-
missionerate.
He has a desire to be-
come a Police Commis-
sioner one day to serve
the nation. “I will catch
all the thieves and
goons and will put them
in jail,” he says. Im-
pressed by the innocent
desire and stubborn-
ness of his son, Vijay
Parmar, who runs a
small salon, even got a
police uniform stitched
for him to take him to a
local police station.
After knowing that
there is a foundation
which fulfills wishes of
children with life
threatening illnesses,
he contacted Sweta
Bakiwala, Programme
coordinator of Make A
Wish Foundation who
put up the Proposal to
the Jaipur Commis-
sionerate. Haider Ali,
Additional Commis-
sioner of Police hum-
bly agreed for the noble
cause and Bhavesh be-
came AdCP for few mo-
ments. Haider Ali made
him sit on his chair and
asked to sign some pa-
pers.
“You are a brave
child. Soon we will see
you becoming Commis-
sioner when you grow
up. All the best!,” Haid-
er Ali inspired him.
Inspite of the blood
transfusion that he re-
quires every 15 days,
Bhavesh is full of life.
Mukesh Mathrani
Barmer: On Sunday
Muslim community
has taken a unique ini-
tiative by organizing a
group wedding ceremo-
ny for around 50 cou-
ples. All these couples
were tied in marital
knot in single event and
also in record time of
50 minutes. Not only
has this, the entire ex-
penses of the event
have been collectively
borne by the commu-
nity people. Organizers
said that the motive be-
hind this event is to re-
duce unnecessary wed-
ding expenses.
The event was organ-
ized in Harpaliya vil-
lage located close to the
Indo-Pak border at a
mere distance of 3 kilo-
metres. During the
event thousands of peo-
ple from Muslim com-
munity were presented.
The event was planned
by the Hazrat Peer Syed
Nasrullah Shah Bukha-
ri. Event organizer and
village Sarpanch Sac-
chu Khan sharing the
cause behind the event
said that the event was
planned to reduce the
unnecessary wedding
expenses. He said that
in the present time it is
witnessed that just to
show-off, people are un-
necessarily spending
money on the wed-
dings. It is badly affect-
ing the weaker section
of the society. Taking
note of this, they have
planned this event.
Khan said that when
they shared the idea
with villagers, large
number of people came
forward to join in and
people have willingly
contributed financial
assistancefortheevent.
7-yr-old thalassemia patient Bhavesh
becomes Addl Commissioner for a day
50 Muslim couples tie knot at mass
marriage event near Indo-Pak border
UNIQUE INITIATIVES
Jaipur/New Delhi
(PTI): Delhi Police of-
ficials reached Jaipur
on Sunday trying to ar-
rest Rohit Joshi, PHED
minister Mahesh
Joshi’s son who is ac-
cused of rape and has
now been asked to ap-
pear before them by
May 18.
A senior police of-
ficer of Delhi police
said, “Our team of of-
ficers have reached
Jaipur in connection
with the case to nab
Joshi who has been ab-
sconding. Our teams
are conducting a
search to locate and
trace him,”
This comes days af-
ter a 23-year-old wom-
an from Jaipur has
alleged in Delhi that
Rohit, the son of Ra-
jasthan Minister for
Public Health Engi-
neering, raped her on
multiple occasions
over a year, following
which the Delhi Po-
lice has registered a
zero FIR initially. A
zero FIR can be regis-
tered anywhere in the
country.
The Delhi Police
team visited Joshis’
under construction
residence in Sen Col-
ony, Jaipur, where it
glued a notice for
Rohit Joshi.
“You are hereby in-
formed that a case has
been registered
against you at PS Sad-
ar Bazar, Delhi. You
are hereby directed to
appear before the un-
dersigned and to join
investigation by May
18 at 1.00 pm at PS Sa-
dar Bazar along with
any relevant record/
document available
with you,” the notice
states. The team did
not visit the official
residence of Minister
Mahesh Joshi.
“I have also come to
know that Delhi police
reached Jaipur. They
have not contacted me.
I have already said this
before that I stand by
the truth and justice. I
am a law abiding citi-
zen. When Delhi police
will come to me, I will
support their investi-
gation,” the minister
told reporters.
PHED Minister Ma-
hesh Joshi, however,
did not answer that
whether his son Rohit
Joshi was in Jaipur or
not. Rajasthan Police
also confirmed that a
Delhi Police team has
come to Jaipur early
Sunday morning in
connection with the
case.
DELHI COPS COME SEARCHING
FOR ROHIT JOSHI, LEAVE NOTICE
ROHIT JOSHI RAPE CASE
‘...I stand by the truth and justice”
said PHED Minister Mahesh Joshi
Delhi Police: We are conducting
searches to locate and trace him
Congress is
walking on
the path of ru-
ining itself. In Rohit
Joshi’s case, action
should have been taken
but it did not happen.
There is no morality
left in the Congress.
—Satish Poonia,
BJP state president
You are hereby informed that
a case has been registered
against you at PS Sadar Bazar,
Delhi. You are hereby directed
to appear before the under-
signed and to join investigation
by May 18 at 1.00 pm at PS
Sadar Bazar along with any
relevant record/document
available with you.
Reacting on the visit of Delhi Police team, the state
police said, Jaipur Police Commissioner Anand
Srivastava said, “A team from Delhi Police came to
Jaipur early morning on Sunday. We are supporting
them in their investigation”. Notably in her complaint,
the woman had alleged that she was raped on several
occasions between January 8 last year and April 17 this
year. Later, the Delhi Police converted the zero FIR into
a regular FIR since the allegations of commission of
sexual assault committed in Sadar Bazar police station
jurisdiction has also been mentioned.
WE ARE COOPERATING, SAYS JAIPUR POLICE
1 2
AAP begins constituency level
meets with eye on Assembly polls
First India Bureau
Jaipur: After the inau-
guration of the state HQ
of Aam Aadmi Party in
Raj,nowthemeetingsin
assembly constituen-
cies across the state
have been started by the
party workers.
These meetings were
started by the AAP’s
state unit from Sunday
.
AAP’s Rajasthan elec-
tion in-charge and MLA
from Delhi’s Dwarka
Vinay Mishra ad-
dressed the first meet-
ing in Vidyadhar Nagar
constituency
.
Mishra along with
other office bearers held
the next meeting at Mas-
uda in Ajmer division.
Similarly, the party
held other meetings in
Khandela (Sikar), An-
upgarh (Ganganagar),
Sangaria (Hanuman-
garh) and Rajkheda
(Dholpur) on Sunday
.
The purpose of these
meetings was the ex-
pansion of the organi-
zation and joining of
eminent people associ-
ated in the party
.
Women also showed
great enthusiasm in
thesemeetingsandmore
than 100 women joined
Aam Aadmi Party
.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The state re-
corded 33 cases of Cov-
id-19 on Sunday, while
no new death was re-
corded due to Covid
cases. With recovery of
94 patients in last 24
hours the active case
tally now stands at 497
in Rajasthan. However,
precautionsareadvised.
Manoj Chorasiya
Abu Road: Rajasthan
Governor Kalraj
Mishra is likely to visit
Mount Abu on May 23.
The administration and
officials are on alert
and are holding regular
meetings to review the
arrangements. Abu
Road SDM Arvind
Sharma has directed
the officials of various
departments, including
Public Works Depart-
ment, Water Supply De-
partment, Health De-
partment, Discom to do
their work.
Sharma has directed
officials to repair the
road from the station
intersection to Mount
Abu before the arrival
of the Governor. The
Municipality and PWD
have been directed to
cut the bushes by the
roadside, trim the trees
and remove temporary
encroachments.
The Manpur airstrip
has been cleaned and
power personnel have
been directed to ensure
power supply at the air-
strip.
First India Bureau
Jaipur:For the past 10
days, the scorching heat
and humidity are con-
tinuing in the state.
During the day, where
the heat of the sun is
tormenting the people
fiercely, the humidity
of the night is also mak-
ing people sweat.
In the last 24 hours, in
13 districts of the state,
the temperature was re-
corded beyond 47°C.
According to MeT
centre Jaipur, the
scorching heat and hu-
midity are likely to con-
tinue in the state for
next two days. Along
with this, the dept has
also expressed the pos-
sibility of a drop of
about 2 to 4°C in day and
night temperatures due
to light to moderate
rains in most of the dis-
tricts of the state.
Vinay Mishra and other AAP officials at Masuda, Ajmer on Sunday.
MP Hardwar Dubey met Kalraj Mishra at Raj Bhavan on Sunday.
On deserted road, a litchi vendor awaits customers amid intense
heat in the city on Sunday. —PHOTO BY MUKESH KIRADOO
Bhavesh Parmar sitting on the chair of AdCP Haider Ali Zaidi. Grooms sitting on stage during the wedding event on Sunday.
Admin on toes ahead
ofGuv’svisittoMtAbu
In a relief,drop of about 2-4 °C
in day and night temp expected
Corona Update:
Active cases now
fall below 500
OVER 48°C IN 3
DISTS OF RAJ
DHOLPUR 48.5
JAISALMER 47.4
BIKANER 48.2
JAIPUR 45.6
BANASTHALI 47.6
GANGANAGAR 48.3
PILANI 47.3
KARAULI 47.9
TOP
8
HOTTEST
CITIES
Above Temperature in °C
Notice at Mahesh Joshi’s private residence in Sen Colony. —PHOTO BY MUKESH KIRADOO
First India Bureau
Pushkar: BJP MP Ki-
rori Lal Meena reached
Pushkar on Sunday
amidst heavy security.
Meena attacked the CM
Ashok Gehlot govt over
its anti-people policies.
He said, “Whether it
was the murder of
Shambhu Pujari,
Amagarh, REET, rape,
no one ever committed
violence or nuisance
during protests. If the
Gehlot govt calls these
peaceful protests a
dhamaal, then this will
continue.” Meena said
that Gehlot blames vio-
lenceinthe5districtson
the RSS and BJP
. He de-
manded that the CBI
must investigate these
cases to know the truth.
First India Bureau
Kota/Jhunjhunu: A
candidate was caught
with a fake Aadhaar
card during the consta-
ble recruitment exami-
nation in Kota.
Kunhari police sta-
tion arrested Hem Sin-
gh Gurjar, a resident of
Bayana, Bharatpur. Ac-
cording to police, the
year of his birth was
1991, while a fake Aad-
haar card had 1996.
Gurjar reached the ex-
amination centre at a
private school in the
Nanta area of Kunhadi
for the second shift ex-
amination, but he was
caught during the
checking. According to
the police, he is being
questioned now.
However, in the ongo-
ing constable recruit-
ment exam the aspir-
ants across the state are
braving the heat. The
exam is proving to be an
uphill task for aspir-
ants. Tara Devi, a resi-
dent of Kotputli, who
had gone to appear for
examination at Jhunj-
hunu’s Morarka Col-
lege, fell ill while she
was giving exam. Offi-
cials informed that doc-
tors were called imme-
diately and she was ad-
ministered a glucose
infusion through an in-
travenous drip.
Two girls, who came
to appear for the exami-
nation at SMPG College
in Jhunjhunu, were not
allowed to sit in the
exam as they came with
painted hands (Mehen-
di). Duty officer SI Ma-
hesh Kumar said, “Ree-
na Meena of Dausa
come to appear for the
exam. As per instruc-
tions on admit card, stu-
dents cannot walk into
their examination cen-
tres with painted hands
or with ornaments.
Not just heat, aspirants are even struggling with the Transport.
—PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
Constable exam candidate
held with fake Aadhar Card
KirodislamsCMGehlot
overanti-peoplepolicies

PERSPECTIVE
04
Vol 3 Issue No. 338
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under the PRB Act
Amit Shah
@AmitShah
India clinched the Thomas Cup.
A momentous day for the Indian
Badminton team that will be etched
in the annals of our sport’s history. I
congratulate our entire team on this
great accomplishment. Every Indian is
immensely proud today.
Dharmendra Pradhan
@dpradhanbjp
Best wishes to @DrManikSaha2 ji
for taking oath as the Chief Minister
of Tripura. It is my belief that under
the guidance of Prime Minister Shri
@narendramodi ji and under your
leadership Tripura will continue to reach
new heights of progress and prosperity.
SPIRITUAL SPEAK
Because an original
is always better than
a copy!
—Bhagavad Gita
IN-DEPTH
INDIA’S MAIDEN
TRIUMPH IN THE
73 YEAR HISTORY
OF THOMAS CUP
escribe it as historic,
momentous, epic or
by any other adjec-
tive to applaud the
Indian badminton
team for their stupendous per-
formance at Bangkok’s Impact
Arena where they blanked out
Indonesia 3-0 to snatch the
Thomas Cup. This is India’s first
gold-winning moment in Thom-
as and Uber Cup’s 73-year his-
tory
. Pullela Gopichand, India’s
chief badminton coach, called it
“even bigger” than the 1983
cricket World Cup winning mo-
ment. Indeed, in both the events
no one gave India a chance. But
the team spirit shown by the
cricket squad in 1983 and by the
shuttlers on May 15, 2022 has
brought glory to the country
.
Badminton is essentially an
individual sport but Thomas
Cup being a team event each
member was required to put up
awinningperformancethrough-
out the tournament. That is why
it will be unfair to single out in-
dividual performances of young
Lakshya Sen or Kidambi Shri-
kant for heaping praise. Hail the
new badminton heroes as the
cup of joy spills over.
TOP TWEETS
D
ess than a week
ago Turkey placed
a confirmed order
for 50,000 metric
tonnes of wheat
from India. This is the first
time that Turkey is buying
wheat from India. The devel-
opmentwasseenasbenefiting
farmers. For consumers bat-
tling inflation it was a wrong
move as exports would have
pushedupwheatpriceswhich
have already risen by around
15 percent in recent weeks.
The government also planned
to send trade delegations to
nine countries to look for pos-
sibilities of boosting wheat
export to achieve the wheat
export target of 10 million
tonnes fixed by the Centre.
All of a sudden India de-
cidedtobanexports,addingto
the global supply crisis. The
ban, which came two days af-
teranambitiousexporttarget
was fixed, took everyone by
surprise. The export ban will
notonlyhurtfarmersbutalso
countries relying on Indian
supplies. Domestically
, the de-
cision is being seen as anti-
farmer. The government rea-
sonedthatthedrasticdecision
was taken after projections
showed lower output than es-
timated earlier. While earlier
projections showed a record
111.3 million tonnes of pro-
duce,afterrevisionitwaslow-
ered to 98 million tonnes. The
government also argued that
the measure was meant to en-
sure wheat availability in the
domestic market where the
cereal’s prices are facing an
upsurge after Russia’s inva-
sion of Ukraine which pro-
duces 7 percent of the world’s
wheat.
The ban has not been taken
well by G7 nations who have
questioned the decision. Ger-
many’s agriculture minister
Cern said, “If everyone starts
to impose export restrictions
or to close markets, that
would worsen the crisis.”
A QUESTIONABLE
MOVE ON WHEAT
All of a sudden India
decided to ban exports,
adding to the global
supply crisis. The ban,
which came 2 days after an
ambitious export target was
fixed, took everyone by
surprise. Domestically,
the decision is being
seen as anti-farmer
L
Prabhu Shakti, Mantrana
Shakti and Utsah Shakti
THE NATURE OF POWER
n important, and perhaps the
only rule about power is that
it abhors a vacuum. Thus, if
you are mandated by Raj
Dharma to exercise power,
you must exercise it with full
vigour. Any abdication of the
same is not just criminal, but
also sinful. I urge you to ex-
ercise your Mantra shakti
and Utsah Shakti – because if
you don’t, someone else will.
If you’re not in a position to
render advise to the political
leadership, someone else will
step in, and in this day and
age of IT – there is no mo-
nopoly over knowledge, and
the past precedent is not the
only source.
HOW DOES ONE
LOOK AT POWER?
Do we see it as static – or do
we take a more dynamic view
of its multiple manifesta-
tions. It is true that as indus-
trial areas, education com-
plexes, tourism destinations
and production clusters, and
agribusinesses value chains
take root in the district, there
would be many more power
centres – but this also makes
the task of managing dis-
tricts more meaningful and
interesting for the DM. What
it also means is that the focus
will shift from livelihoods for
survival to skillsets for up-
ward mobility. Internal mi-
gration within the country
has been going on for over a
decade- but after Covid, dis-
tricts have started tracking
where the residents are – to
ensure that they get their en-
titlements – from a PDS card
to health facilities. Do we
view IT as a tool of empower-
ment, or do we see it as cut-
ting down our discretion?
FROM RULES TO ROLES
As the Prime Minister said in
his keynote address on the
Mission Karamyogi – we
have to move from a Rule-
based approach to one in
which the Role becomes the
driving factor. Thus, if you
take a dynamic view of pow-
er – you will find that the Am-
rit Kaal of India’s century
offers a billion opportunities
to do good, and to excel. If
you are governance profes-
sionals – which I believe you
are – then you must view
your role in that light. Study
the ground reality. observe
the rules that are not in sync
with the zeitgeist (spirt of
the time) and change them
(where you can) and ask for
them to be changed when the
authority lies elsewhere. And
one can be at the bottom of
the administrative pyramid
to initiate change.
Now that I am a senior
citizen, I am entitled to tell
some stories and blow my
trumpet. In the fifth year of
my service, I was the CEO of
the Himalayan Milk Union
where our profitability was
affected because as per the
extant norms of PFA, toned
milk had to have a minimum
of 3% fat. The norms for milk
had been made for the city of
Bombay- and the main source
of procurement was buffalo
milk – which naturally had a
higher fat content. These
norms were applied, without
adequate thought – across
the country, including the
municipalities in Darjeeling.
Now you can visualise the
difference between the desi
cows of the hills with the
sturdy buffaloes of Maha-
rashtra and Gujarat. The in-
tent was to prevent adultera-
tion –but for Himul, it meant
that we had to add WMP to
increase the fat content of
the naturally ‘lean milk’ of
the cows.
Let me also take this op-
portunity to address the ele-
phant in the room: I know
that many readers have been
concerned about comments
of Mr D Subba Rao, an ex-
governor of RBI about rele-
vance of IAS. He blames dis-
regard of merit and the ‘au-
tomatic promotion’ policy as
main reason for so-called de-
cline in the fabric of civil ser-
vices. Are we going to accept
the proposition of Mr D Sub-
ba Rao and others of his ilk
who believe in writing the
epitaph of the IAS (and by
implication – the other con-
stituted services). To this my
response is an emphatic NO.
For if we accept that India
has done well in most param-
eters of governance the cred-
it should be shared equally
by the political executive and
ourselves. We handled the
Covid crisis admirably – in
all the states and UTs – even
when they were under differ-
ent political dispensations.
As such, while it is impor-
tant to acknowledge our fail-
ures, it is equally, if not more
important to acknowledge
our successes and celebrate
them.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
A
Now that I am a senior
citizen, I am entitled to tell
some stories and blow my
trumpet. In the fifth year of
my service, I was the CEO of
the Himalayan Milk Union
where our profitability was
affected because as per the
extant norms of PFA, toned
milk had to have a
minimum of 3% fat. The
norms for milk had been
made for the city of Bombay-
and the main source of
procurement was buffalo
milk – which naturally had
a higher fat content
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RAJ DHARMA 9
SANJEEV CHOPRA
The writer is Distinguished Fellow,
USI Delhi and Historian Policy
Analyst. Also former Director,
Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy
of Administration, Mussoorie
In this edition, the column shall expostulate concept of Raj Dharma
–also name of this column on Governance. Raj Dharma is about power
– yes, but power with responsibility. And to exercise power respon-
sibly, one has to look at 3 types of power – Prabhu shakti – power of
sovereign, Mantrana shakti – the power of knowledge and Utsah shakti
– power of enthusiastic energy. As civil servants, we are duty-bound
to give to political sovereign our Mantrana shakti – which in our case
translates to following constitutional verities – and Utsah Shakti –
which means that we should bring to any task that we take up – from
promotion of Geographical Indicators to Fasal Beema Yojana our full-
est commitment to the task at hand.
THE CONCEPT OF RAJ DHARMA
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INDIA
06
Thiruvananthapuram
(PTI): As rains contin-
ue to lash across Kerala
days ahead of the ex-
pected onset of South-
west monsoon, the India
Meteorological Depart-
ment (IMD) on Sunday
issued a red alert in five
districts of the state for
the next two days indi-
cating extremely heavy
rainfall.
IMD issued red alert
in Ernakulam, Idukki,
Thrissur, Malappuram
and Kozhikode districts
for Sunday
.
Red alert has been is-
sued in Ernakulam,
Idukki, Thrissur,
Kozhikode and Kannur
districts for Monday
. Ex-
cept Kasaragod, other
districtsinthestatehave
an orange alert for Sun-
day
. Revenue Minister K
Rajan, who met the me-
dia, said directions have
been issued to district
collectors to deal with
any emergencies.
“We held a meeting on
Saturday
, chaired by the
Chief secretary
. Direc-
tionshavebeenissuedto
alldistrictcollectorsand
other concerned author-
ities. As of now, the riv-
ers are not overflowing.
We have issued special
directions to hilly dis-
tricts and hazard ana-
lysts have been asked to
closely monitor the situ-
ation,” Rajan said.
He said all depart-
ments concerned have
been alerted and people
fromdanger-proneareas
will be evacuated with-
out delay if necessary
.
IMD issues red alert in 5 districts of Kerala for next 2 days
SOUTHWEST MONSOON

Kodungallur in
Thrissur district
received 20 cm
of rain on
Saturday, as per
the IMD website
which is the
highest rainfall
in Kerala in the
last 24 hours
KP’S KILLING WAS TARGETED,
KP’S KILLING WAS TARGETED,
SIT TO PROBE CASE: LT GUV
SIT TO PROBE CASE: LT GUV
GUPKAR ALLIANCE URGES KASHMIRI PANDIT EMPLOYEES NOT TO LEAVE VALLEY
New Delhi: Rahul
Bhat’s killing was tar-
geted, said Jammu and
Kashmir Lieutenant
Governor (LG) Manoj
Sinha.Healsosaidthat
the Special Investiga-
tion Team (SIT) will
probetheincidentfrom
all angles. This was re-
ported by media on
Sunday
, May 15.
Meanwhile, the Gup-
kar alliance on Sunday
urged Kashmiri pandit
employees not to leave
the valley as it was
theirhomeanditwould
be “painful for all’’, af-
ter the community de-
manded relocation.
LT GOVERNOR ORDERS PROBE INTO TEAR GAS
SHELLING ON KASHMIRI PANDIT PROTESTERS
Srinagar (Agencies):
JK Lt Governor Manoj
Sinha on Sunday
ordered a probe into
the tear gas shelling
incident on protesting
Kashmiri Pandits on
May 13. “Strict action
will be taken against
officials involved in
the action,” adminis-
trative sources said.
Police had used tear
gas against Kashmir
Pandits, who were
protesting against the
killing of government
employee, Rahul Bhat,
by terrorists inside a
government office.
Manoj Sinha said,
“Rahul Bhat’s killing
is targeted one. SIT to
probe it from all angles
along with probing use
of force to disperse
Kashmiri migrant
protestors in aftermath
of incident. 2 foreign
militants killed. Direc-
tions given to adminis-
tration to not use force
anywhere.”
JK Lt Governor Manoj Sinha
CHINTAN SHIVIR
Cong leaders not to indulge
in Hindu-Muslim debate
Udaipur (Agencies):
The Chintan Shivir of
the Congress discussed
about ideological clarity
,
underliningthereshould
be no confusion in the
party even as different
voices seemed emanat-
ing from different re-
gions.
The Hindi heartland
people were wary of the
Congress being termed
as‘Muslimparty’sothey
wanted to toe the line of
soft Hindutva.
Meanwhile,thepeople
of Northeast and South
had different views on it
with the southern states
opining the party should
stick towards its secular
credentials and “not fall
into BJP’s trap”.
Sources say former
MaharashtraChief Min-
ister Prithiviraj Chavan
pointed that BJP is not
fighting directly
. Refer-
ring to his state, the sen-
ior Congress leader said
thesaffronpartyisusing
proxies like Raj Thacka-
rey
,andactorsandfringe
elements.
Meanwhile, the Mus-
lim leaders were of the
views that withering
support from the com-
munity is the reason be-
hind the Congress not
taking an aggressive
stand,withmanyleaders
assertingthattoconfront
the BJP
, the Congress
should not get into the
Hindu-Muslim issue but
push the people-centric
and development issues,
and question the govern-
ment various subjects.
Congress interim president Sonia Gandhi with other party leaders
during a meeting on day 2 of the Nav Sankalp Shivir, in Udaipur.
Cong manifesto to promise scrapping
EVMs, reintroduce paper ballots
Udaipur (ANI): The
Congress leaders
participating in the on-
going Chintan Shivir in
Udaipur agreed to a call
to include in the party’s
manifesto the removal
of the Electronic Voting
Machines (EVMs) from
the electoral system
while also vowing to re-
introduce the paper bal-
lots if the party comes
to power at the Centre.
Congress leader Prithvi-
raj Chavan emphasised
the need for the party
to win the Assembly
polls that are lined up
before the commence-
ment of the Lok Sabha
polls in 2024. Speaking
to media, Chavan said,
“We had discussions
over the issue of the
EVM tampering. But it’s
my personal opinion
that filing petitions or
urging won’t compel
PM Modi to change it.
There is only one way,
that is to defeat him.”
Civilian killed during gunfight between
security forces, terrorists in Pulwama
Srinagar (PTI): A ci-
vilian was killed dur-
ing an exchange of fire
between security forc-
es and terrorists in
Pulwama district of
Jammu and Kashmir
on Sunday, police said.
According to the po-
lice, terrorists fired
upon a joint patrol
team of the CRPF and
the police near a bridge
connecting Litter Pul-
wama with Turk-
wangam in Shopian.
During the exchange
of fire, a civilian, iden-
tified as Shoib Ah Gan-
ie of Turkwangam,
was injured.
The police said the
civilian was referred to
the District Hospital in
Pulwama where he suc-
cumbed to his injuries.
The terrorists, “af-
ter a brief chance en-
counter”, managed to
slip into nearby or-
chards, the police said.
A case has been reg-
istered and a search
was underway for the
terrorists, the police
said.
Ketaki Chitali Sharad Pawar
2ND CASUALTY
Derogatory post against
Pawar:Actress sent to
police custody till May 18
Rajiv Kumar new Chief
Election Commissioner
New Delhi: Former Fi-
nance Secretary Rajiv
Kumar on May 15 as-
sumed charge as Chief
Election Commissioner
(CEC), taking over from
outgoing CEC Sushil
Chandra who retired on
May 14.
After taking office,
Mr. Kumar said a lot
had been done over the
past 70 years by the
Election Commission
of India (ECI) to ensure
free and fair elections.
“The Commission
will follow the time-test-
ed and democratic
methods of consulta-
tions and consensus
building in bringing
about any major re-
forms responsible un-
der the Constitution.
ECI will not shy away
from tough decisions,”
he said.
New Delhi: Marathi ac-
tressKetakiChitali,who
was arrested for alleg-
edly sharing an objec-
tionable post on social
media about NCP chief
Sharad Pawar, has been
sent to police custody by
a court in Maharashtra
on Sunday (May 15).
Her remand in police
custody will be until
May 18. The film and TV
actress, was arrested by
the Thane police on Sat-
urday
, after a complaint
was filed against her for
allegedly sharing a post
in verse form on her Fa-
cebook page, which de-
rided Pawar. This had
angered NCP party
members who demand-
ed her arrest.
OnSunday
,theactress
was produced before a
holiday court, which re-
manded her in police
custody till May 18, ac-
cording to news reports.
BJP LEADER SLAPPED
Rajiv Kumar takes charge as
25th CEC.
New Delhi: Addressing
thediscomfortexpressed
by G-7 nations about its
recent ‘Wheat Exports
ban’, Union
M i n i s t e r
H a r d e e p
PurisaidIn-
diawillfulfil
all its com-
mitment to
vulnerablecountriesand
won’tabandontheneigh-
bours who depend on
India for their food sup-
plies.InaTwitterposton
Saturday
, Union Minis-
ter Hardeep Singh Puri
said the country’s wheat
stocks are at a “comfort-
able” level and will be
used to fulfil all the prior
export demands as well
as the domestic need.
“Wheat stocks are
comfortable. The deci-
sion to restrict wheat ex-
ports was taken with a
focus on India’s food se-
curity
, ensuring afforda-
ble foodgrains combat
market speculation. In-
dia, a reliable supplier
will fulfil all commit-
ments including needs
of neighbours vulner-
able countries,” wrote
Puri on Twitter.
Wheat ban: After
G7 flak, Puri says
India will fulfil all
its commitments
Cong to field those below 50
in half of seats in ’24 LS polls
Udaipur (PTI): The
Congress on Sunday
said that starting 2024
Lok Sabha elections,
half of its tickets will
be given to those be-
low 50 years of age.
The party also said
that the retirement
age will be fixed for
those in Parliament,
state legislatures and
other elected posts.
The bold decisions
are part of the Congress
‘Nav Sankalp’ declara-
tion that was adopted at
the end of the three-day
‘Chintan Shivir here.
The exit of several
young leaders from the
Congress in recent
years had been attrib-
uted to the party’s old
guard failing to ad-
dress the aspirations
of the so-called ‘gen-
next’ leaders.
Sukhbir Badal’s appeal to S Jaishankar
after 2 Sikh men shot dead in Pakistan
New Delhi (Agencies):
Shiromani Akali Dal
(SAD)presidentSukhbir
Singh Badal on Sunday
urged external affairs
ministerSJaishankarto
take up the issue of safe-
ty of Sikhs in Pakistan
with the neighbouring
country’s government,
aftertwomembersof the
community were shot
dead by unidentified
gunmen in Peshawar.
“Shocked pained to
learn about the dastard-
ly killing of two Sikh
shopkeepers-Ranjit Sin-
gh and Kuljeet Singh in
Peshawar (Pakistan).
Condemning the inci-
dent, I urge EAM @
DrSJaishankar ji to en-
sure justice to the be-
reaved families also to
take up Sikhs’ safety is-
sue with @PakPMO,”
Badal wrote on Twitter.
Meanwhile,according
to local media reports,
the victims were both
shopkeepers who sold
spicesinBataTalbazaar
in Peshawar’s Sarband.
SAD chief Sukhbir Singh Badal
STATE GOVT ISSUES GUIDELINES

NEWS
07
CM Ashok Gehlot with Govind Singh Dotasra, Rajiv Arora,
Dharmendra Rathore and Rafeek Khan at Udaipur.
Sonia Gandhi being greeted by Rahul Gandhi, Ashok Gehlot,
Oommen Chandy, Anand Sharma, Ghulam Nabi Azad, Bhupesh
Baghel, Kamal Nath, Digvijay Singh, Avinash Pande, Salman
Soz, Rajiv Arora, and Rafeek Khan on Sunday in Udaipur.
Govind Singh Dotasra, Ashok Chandna, Sandeep Choudhary,
Sitaram Lamba, and Lokesh Sharma pose for a photo.
Rahul Gandhi interacting with women leaders
where Alka Lamba, Mamta Bhupesh, Supriya
Shrinate and others are also seen at the dinner
table in Udaipur on Saturday night.
(L to R) Hardik Patel, Alka Lamba, Jignesh
Mevani, and Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu during
leisure time in Udaipur.
Priyanka Gandhi interacting with leaders of
Youth Congress and NSUI where NSUI state
president Abhishek Choudhary, and Dheeraj
Gurjar are also seen at Udaipur.
CM Ashok Gehlot posing for a selfie being
clicked by a member of the NSUI. State
president NSUI Abhishek Choudhary other
members of his team are also seen in Udaipur.
First India News team members Aditi Nagar, Yogesh Sharma, Shweta Mishra, Ravi Sharma,
Poonam Sharma, Ghanshyam, Surendra, Iqbal, Narendra, Prakash and Mukesh pose for a photo.
Naresh Sharma, Shivendra Parmar, Lunaram Darji and Ashok Kumawat were also in the team.
Fire brigade tenders sprayed water over vehicles to bring respite from scorching heat in Udaipur.
Sonia Gandhi sharing leisure time with leaders where Alka
Lamba, Supriya Shrinate, Mamta Bhupesh, Deepender Hooda,
Qazi Nizamuddin and others are seen on Saturday night.
(L to R) Bhanwar Jitendra Singh, Avinash Pande, Priyanka
Gandhi, Ajay Maken, and Harish Rawat during a session.
Sachin Pilot with Ramesh
Chennithala at Udaipur.
Priyanka Gandhi and Mamta
Bhupesh at Udaipur.
CONCLUDING MOMENTS
FROM ‘THE CHINTAN’!
Rahul Gandhi addressing the party leaders
on the concluding day of the 3-day Nav
Sankalp Shivir at Udaipur. Sonia Gandhi,
Ashok Gehlot and other leaders are seen
listening to him with rapt attention.
Mahendra Choudhary, 7 more named in FIR
NAGAUR SALT TRADER’S MURDER
First India Bureau
Nagaur: Wife of the
salt trader, Jaipal Poo-
nia, who was shot dead
by by some unidentified
assailants in Nagaur,
has lodged and FIR
against Deputy Chief
WhipMahendraChoud-
hary and seven others.
Choudhary, however,
termed the allegation
baseless and politically
motivated.
Jaipal Poonia was
shot dead by around six
men in Nawan on Satur-
day. A case against
Choudhary and seven
others was lodged at
Nawan Police Station
under IPC Sections 302
and 120B, the police
said.
In the FIR lodged by
the victim's wife, she al-
leged that on the direc-
tions of Choudhary,
who is also the MLA
from Nawan, his broth-
er Moti Singh, Mool-
chand Saini, Virendra
Saini and others killed
her husband.
“I have nothing to do
with this matter. BJP is
furious with my work.
Not a single case has
been registered against
me in my political ca-
reer of 30 years,” said
Mahendra Choudhary
.
Arif Mansoori
Jhalawar : The second
unit of Kalisindh Ther-
mal Power Plant in
Jhalawar district is ex-
pected to be commis-
sioned next month. The
technical repair work
of the unit is going on
and a team of 27 people
is engaged in this.
Jhalawar Kalisindh
Thermal Power Plant
has two units of 600
MW each and it gener-
ates a total of 2 lakh 88
thousand units of elec-
tricity
.
The first unit gener-
ates 1 lakh 44 thousand
units of electricity and
has been running con-
tinuously while the sec-
ond unit has been shut
down since April 8.
Jhalawar's Kalisindh
Thermal Power Plant
generates maximum
electricity. These days
90 thousand metric
tonnes of coal is pre-
sent in Jhalawar's Ka-
lisindh Thermal Plant
and the first unit is run-
ning smoothly
.
First India Bureau
Kota: Lok Sabha
Speaker Om Birla on
Sunday underlined the
importance of doctors
and nursing staff and
expressed their grati-
tude for the contribu-
tion they gave to society
during the Corona pan-
demic.
He said that the re-
spect of doctors in the
country and the world
has always been high.
“It was the result of
the service and dedica-
tion of our doctors and
all health workers that
when the medical sys-
tem of the big countries
of the world, which
were known for their
medical infrastructure,
collapsed, our country
was on the strength of
the health workers dur-
ing the corona pandem-
ic,” he said. Birla said
that the medicos stood
in adverse conditions.
First India Bureau
Bharatpur: Illegal
miners rammed the ve-
hicle of a Regional For-
est officer which went
to stop illegal mining in
village Adhavali in
Deeg area. Luckily,
none were injured. The
miners then left the
mining and fled with
the tractor.
According to the
complaint at Khoh po-
lice station, three trac-
tors full of gravel were
going towards Deeg.
On receiving infor-
mation, Forest depart-
ment staff Forester Ra-
hul Faujdar, Tarun Ku-
mar Sharma, Assistant
Forester and others left
for Deeg.
Seeing the police ve-
hicles approaching, the
tractor trolleys sped
away towards Bandha.
The blockade was done
in Nigohi.
A case has been regis-
tered by the Forest de-
partment officials
against the named ac-
cused at Khoh police
station. Police are in-
vestigating the matter.
Dy Chief Whip Choudahry terms murder allegation baseless and politically motivated
Salt trader Jaipal Poonia who was shot dead by
some unidentified miscreants in Nawan. (Right)
policemen investigating at the incident site.
Om Birla at the swearing-in ceremony of IMA in Kota.
No one is safe under
Gehlot’s rule. I
strongly condemns the
murder of BJP worker
in Nawan of Nagaur
and also demand that
accused should be
arrested soon and
victim's family should
get justice.
—Satish Poonia,
State BJP President
Kalisindh power plant’s
2nd
unit to start in June
Om Birla lauds doctors, nursing staff
for their role during Covid pandemic
Illegal miners attack RFO
team’s vehicle in Bharatpur
Jaipur: In a major relief to women of other states mar-
ried in Rajasthan, the High Court on Saturday ordered
the state government to issue EWS certificate to the
petitioner, a native of Haryana but married in Surajgarh
of Jhunjhunu district of Rajasthan, considering her
in-laws’ place as her original residence.The Bench of
Justice Mahendra Kumar Goel delivered the far-reach-
ing verdict after hearing the petition of Manju Dangi.
Jaipur: Rajasthan Muslim Alliance has urged Congress
President Sonia Gandhi to field at least one candidate
of the community from Rajasthan for the Rajya Sabha
elections, to be held next month. They gave a copy of
letter to CM Ashok Gehlot as well as Congress leaders
Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra. Out of 10
Rajya Sabha seats from Rajasthan, four are falling
vacant in June 2022. —PTI
WOMAN OF OTHER STATE MARRIED IN
RAJASTHAN GETS LOCAL RIGHTS
CONG URGED TO FIELD AT LEAST ONE
MUSLIM CANDIDATE FROM RAJ IN RS POLL
NEWS DIGEST
Jaipur: Chief Secretary
Usha Sharma conduct-
ed an inspection in JK
Lon Hos-
pital in
Jaipur on
Sunday
and took
informa-
tion about
child
health services in from
the officials and doctors.
Sharma took feedback
about the facilities for
the care of children in
the hospital.
CS USHA SHARMA
INSPECTS JK LON
HOSPITAL IN JPR
The BJP and RLP
have accused the
Gehlot government of
lawlessness in the state
in the case relating to
the killing of Nagaur’s
salt trader Jaipal Poonia.
Union Minister Gajendra
Singh Shekhawat
tweeted and said that
open firing has now
been reported in Nawan
city. “Now, criminals are
ruling in the state. The
reason behind these
incidents is that Gehlotji
has engaged the state
police and intelligence
agencies in spying the
Opposition,” he tweeted.
GS Shekhawat:
Criminals ruling
in the state

There is a lot of discussions on the
‘secret to success’ but we all know
that it is loads of preparation,
hardwork and consistency-an open secret.
—Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
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Naresh Sharma
Poonam Sharma
Udaipur: IntheChintan
Shivir held in Udaipur,
the recommendations re-
gardingmajorchangesin
the Congress have been
approved. Under this,
tickets of many elderly
leaders are now set to be
cutinnextLSandAssem-
bly elections. Youth will
get priority from organi-
zation to election ticket
distribution. Changes
willcomeintoeffectfrom
the 2024 LS polls subse-
quentassemblyelections.
l In LS elections, 50%
tickets will be given to
leaders below 50 years
of age. Preps are on to
send elderly to ‘Margda-
rshak Mandal’
l There will be a provi-
sion to give 50 percent of
the posts at every level
in the Congress organi-
zation to leaders below
50 years of age
l In the recommenda-
tions of the youth group
of Congress, it has been
suggested to fix the re-
tirement age of the lead-
ers, a retirement age
will be fixed in all the
elected posts from LS
and Vidhan Sabha
l The provision of giv-
ing only one ticket from
one family will be appli-
cable, but if another
leader of a family has
worked in organization
for five years, then he
will be able to get ticket
l The work of block,
district, state and AICC
level office bearers of
Cong will be evaluated
l On completion of 75
years of independence,
75 km long ‘padyatra’
will be taken out at eve-
ry dist from August 9
AdvisoryregardingmajorchangesinConggetsnod
CONCLUDING SESSION OF CONGRESS'S CONCLAVE IN UDAIPUR
WE ARE DETERMINED WE HAVE AND WILL OVERCOME
WE ARE RESOLVED DON’T BE SCARED UNITE INDIA
WE ARE READY FOR A BETTER TOMORROW
PROPOSALS GIVEN BY COMMITTEES
ORGANIZATION: Ticket
to one person from one
family and cooling time
of three years after five
years in office.
YOUTH: 55 percent
youth population in the
country. The system of
giving representation
to them from the block
level. 50% reservation
for SC, ST, OBC and mi-
norities in social justice
committees.
POLITICS: Emphasis on
strengthening the party.
Alliance with like-mind-
ed parties.
ECONOMY: In view of
situation of country
world, there is a need to
change liberal economic
policy started 30 yrs ago.
FARMERS AND AGRI:
To make a law for the
system of loan waiver
and minimum support
price of crops.
AGENDA SET IN CAMP WILL BE RAISED
VIGOROUSLY WITH YATRA: SOURCES
Udaipur: Sunday was the last day of the ‘Navsankalp
Shivir’ of the Congress in Udaipur during which the
development model of Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh
was discussed. During this, Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot was present along with Chhattisgarh CM
Bhupesh Baghel. At the same time, 6 committees
submitted the report to Sonia Gandhi. After 2 days
of discussion in the camp, the conveners of the
panel have submitted the report with suggestions on
which the Congress Working Committee will decide
the future course of action. Congress sources said
that the agenda set in the camp will be raised vigor-
ously through the yatra. These will be the focus
during the proposed visit of Rahul Gandhi.
Congress leaders Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, Ashok
Gehlot, Oommen Chandy, Anand Sharma, Ghulam Nabi Azad,
KC Venugopal, Govind S Dotasra, Harish Rawat, Priyanka
Gandhi, Bhupinder S Hooda, Tariq Anwar, Harish Chaudhary
others cheer after Naional Anthem in Udaipur on Sunday.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: LoP Gulab
Chand Kataria while
commenting on Chin-
tan Shivir of Congress
in Udaipur said that out
of 70 years of independ-
ence, Congress ruled
for about 54 years.
But today the situa-
tion is such that the
same party has been re-
duced to two states and
now they have come to
Udaipur for delibera-
tions. BJP State Presi-
dent Satish Poonia on
Sunday said that Con-
gress President Sonia
Gandhi Rahul Gan-
dhi have talked about
returning to power in
Chintan Shivir in Ra-
jasthan where the party
is going to be out of
power forever in 2023
assembly elections.
He said that Chhattis-
garh will also become
Congress-free in next
polls. Poonia said that
due to the politics of ap-
peasement, corruption,
and casteism, Congress
has completely lost the
trust of people of the
country and the state.
Kataria Poonia lambast
Congress government
Ravi Sharma
Shweta Mishra
Udaipur: The three-
day Navasankalp Chin-
tan Shivir of the Con-
gress concluded with a
group photo of the lead-
ers on Sunday evening.
Congress President So-
nia Gandhi left for Del-
hi. While Rahul Gandhi
and Priyanka Gandhi
left for Jawai Dam. Bhu-
pesh Baghel, Ghulam
Nabi Azad, Shashi Tha-
roor, Kharge, P Chidam-
baram, Anand Sharma,
Avinash Pande, Ambi-
ka Soni left for their re-
spective cities on Sun-
day evening.
Meanwhile, Pali dis-
trict administration be-
came alert on Sunday
after knowing about
Rahul’s visit to Jawai
Sonia leaves for Delhi, Rahul
Priyanka reach Jawai Dam
CM: We will stand with people
in their happiness sorrows
From Pg 1...
Sonia informed that a
compact Task Force
will be set up soon to
drive process of inter-
nal reforms that are es-
sential and that have
been discussed in dif-
ferent groups at
Udaipur. With a focus
on 2024 LS polls, these
reforms will cover all
aspects of the organiza-
tion including struc-
ture, rules for appoint-
ments to party posts,
communications and
publicity, outreach, fi-
nances and election
management.
“I have also decided
to have an advisory
group drawn from CWC
that would meet regu-
larly under my chair-
personship to discuss
deliberate upon politi-
cal issues. The new
group will help party
get benefit of the vast
experience of senior
colleagues. It too will be
notified very soon,” So-
nia Gandhi said. Con-
gress Working Commit-
tee meeting was held in
Udaipur to give final
shape to organisational
reforms and the party’s
stand on key issues.
Sonia Gandhi, Ashok Gehlot,
Neeraj Dangi, Rajiv Arora,
Pawan Godara at Udaipur
airport on Sunday. (Inset)
Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka
Gandhi heading to Jawai Dam
from Udaipur on Sunday.
Nathdwara: Congress leaders reached
Rajsamand after the completion of the
Nav Sankalp Shivir of the Congress in
Udaipur. Senior Congress leader Shivraj
Patil, along with former Union Tourism
Minister Subodhkant Sahai, Chhattis-
garh CM Bhupesh Baghel, Former Hary-
ana CM Bhupinder Singh and others
visited Shrinathji temple in Nathdwara.
After this, District spokesperson Dinesh
M Joshi and Municipal Vice-President
Shyamlal Gurjar welcomed them.
CONGRESS LEADERS VISIT SHRINATH JI TEMPLE
Dr CP Joshi, Bhupesh Baghel and others at
Shrinath ji temple in Nathdwara on Sunday.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot with (from left) Rafeek Khan, Pukhraj Parashar, Pawan Godara, Amit
Chachan, Govind Singh Dotasra, Khanu Khan Budwali, Sandeep Choudhary, Rajiv Arora, Surendra
Jadawat, Ramlal Jat and Mamta Bhupesh after the Nav Sankalp Shivir in Udaipur on Sunday.
HIGHLIGHTS
 Gehlot’s initiative to hold
a separate agri budget,
has been included in new
resolution, separate agri
budget to be presented in
each state
 Congress President
Sonia Gandhi applauds
CM Ashok Gehlot and
PCC Chief Govind Singh
Dotasra and says ‘They
are family members’
 RS polls! Names like
Ghulam Nabi, Randeep
S Surjewala, Avinash
Pande, Jitendra Singh
and Selja Kumari in talks
at nat’l level; Raghuveer
Singh Meena, Dinesh
Khodniya Tarachand
Bhagora from Rajasthan
 Dotasra Speaks! From
Kashmir to Kanyaku-
mari, there will be new
dawn of Congress from
the ‘India Jodo Paday-
atra’, we will fight and
come back together
 Congress gave prefer-
ence to Dr CP Joshi’s
‘Jodo India’ suggestion,
now Congress will start
a journey across the
country from October 2
 Kirodi Speaks! Sonia
has talked about one
ticket, there are three
people in family, Con-
gress cannot think of
coming to power
 G-21 leader Anand
Sharma got angry in
meeting related to the
economy and raised
objections on not getting
the draft on time
Dam. Info was received
about Rahul’s visit with
Gehlot to Jawai leopard
area after which ar-
rangements were made
for night rest at resort.
Cong President Sonia Gandhi CM Ashok Gehlot in a conversation at dinner table on Saturday night.
FROM PG 1
RAHUL IS...
It will have a direct effect in the coming days.” Gehlot
further added, “The situation in the country is critical.
RSS and BJP do politics in the name of religion. Riots
broke out in 3 places in the state and it had involvement
of the respected leaders of BJP. Congress’s connection
with the public has weakened. We will participate in the
happiness and misery of the general public.” The Chief
Miniter stressed that Rahul Gandhi is doing politics with
logic. “Polarization is happening in the name of religion.
Our government will be formed again in 2023. The people
of Rajasthan will trust our work, we took good decisions
during covid and also working to review the budget.”
MUST ENSURE...
However, there is a fear that our demographic dividend
will turn into a demographic disaster and BJP govt will be
held responsible for it,” Gandhi said. In a scathing attack
on Centre, Rahul said, “Meaningful conversations are not
allowed in India nowadays. We see conversations being
muzzled and we do not understand its consequences.”
MEVANI-KANHAIYA’S
PRESENCE CREATES
BUZZ!
What is the meaning of the
presence of 2 ‘Young Turks’
in the Nav Sankalp Shivir?
The presence of Jignesh
Mevani and Kanhaiya Kumar
became the subject of
discussion. Sources claim
that ‘Jignesh-Kanhaiya’ gave
technical presentation to fo-
cus on youth. Both leaders
have emerged as important
members of Rahul’s youth
brigade. The party is making
them their regional ‘face’,
both on the pulse of youth
and on the issues related
to youth. It is said that both
will get imp responsibility in
Bihar Gujarat for decision,
planning implementation
on youth front.

JAIPUR, MONDAY,
MAY 16, 2022
09
Fashion with
Fashion with
PURPOSE
PURPOSE!
!
hat you
wear is how
you present
yourself to
the world,
especially
today
, when human
contacts are so quick.
Fashion is an instant
language and its be-
lievedthatyoucanhave
anything you want in
life if you dress for it.
City First brings to
you a woman who nev-
er misses style and en-
sures to make a state-
mentwithherfabulous
fashion sense Lekh
Uthaiah 23 year NBA
graduateworkingasan
associate consultant.
During the inter-
view, Lekh introduced
herself as a passion-
ate and goal-oriented
woman who has been
in the performing arts
since she was only
three. She mentioned
that she is a trained
Bharatnatyam dancer
and Karnatik music.
Following this, she
told us about her jour-
ney in this field. “En-
chanted by a commer-
cial, I remember wish-
ing that I could make it
on the screen someday
.
I started to freelance
by collaborating with
photographers and
makeup artists. Later,
I participated in a few
competitions like First
MissIndiaandFemina
Miss India.”
Speaking on her she
also added “I would
like to thank Gaurav
Gaur for being my
mentor and making
this journey easy on
me.”
This diva, as she
mentioned earlier, is
passionate. When
asked about the inspi-
ration she said, “Mak-
ing my younger self
proud. Growing up, I
was an insecure child
who constantly felt
misunderstood. I al-
ways felt like I was
meant for more.”
Coming to her fit-
ness regime, the model
toldusthat“Fitnessfor
me is a lot more than
looking aesthetically
pleasing. It includes
both mental and physi-
cal fitness and I make
sure that I practise
gratitude and mindful-
ness every day
. I also
makesuretoeathealth-
ily and exercise.”
Speaking about the
impact she wants to
make in this industry,
the model said “The
world of fashion and
glamour has always
enticed me. I know
that fame comes with
responsibility. I want
to bring an impact in
this world of fashion
by telling people that
it is important to use
your platform to make
people aware of global
issues.”
W
FASHION IS PART
OF THE DAILY AIR
AND IT CHANGES
ALL THE TIME. YOU
CAN EVEN SEE THE
APPROACHING OF
A REVOLUTION IN
CLOTHES. YOU
CAN SEE AND FEEL
EVERYTHING IN
CLOTHES.
BRINGING
REVOLUTION TO
THE WORLD OF
FASHION AND
GLAMOUR, NBA
GRADUATE,
ASSOCIATE
CONSULTANT,
DANCER, AND
MUSICIAN, LEKH
UTHAIAH TALKS TO
CITY FIRST ABOUT
HER JOURNEY AS
A MODEL.
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ARIES
MAR 21 - APR 20
Keep on doing
whatever you are
doing to remain
healthy. Some
of you will have
to curb your
splurging ways.
Family life will
cruise along
smoothly with much love and bonhomie.
Don’t speed up on the road. Chance of
moving to a new location on transfer is
likely for some.
LIBRA
SEPT 24 - OCTOBER 22
Project left
halfway by
someone else
may come on
your shoulders,
but your
efforts will be
acknowledged.
Some clarification
will need to be sought on a financial
issue, before you take the next step.
A Some of you are all set to enjoy a
splendid vacation.
TAURUS
APR 21 - MAY 20
Settling down
in a new house
is indicated for
some. Money
put together
on previous
occasions is
likely to come
in handy now. A
family youngster is keen to learn from
you, so don’t disappoint. You might
have to awaken your partner’s interest
in you once again.
SCORPIO
OCT 23 - NOVEMBER 22
Money coming
from various
streams will keep
you in an elated
state of mind.
A new fitness
regime that you
have adopted
promises to keep
you in the pink of health. Getting an old
furniture upholstered may be at the top of
the mind of some homemakers. Search
for partner may soon be over.
GEMINI
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
People falling
under this sign
will have very
refreshing day.
Visiting a mall or
watching a movie
with family is
likely to be the
highlight of the
day for some. You may enjoy travelling
to a tourist destination recommended
by your friends. Reignite the flickering
romance by spending more time together.
SAGITTARIUS
NOV 23 - DEC 22
You are likely to
find the day most
auspicious. Your
knowledge about
your line of work
will be roundly
appreciated
and get you the
thumbs up from
higher ups. Friends and family may get
together to give you a surprise and make
your day. Business travel may leave little
time for romance.
CANCER
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
Something
you have
implemented at
work is likely
to profit the
company and
get you noticed.
You are likely
to celebrate the
achievement of a family youngster in a
grand way. Shifting into your very own
house may soon become a reality. It is
a good day.
CAPRICORN
DEC 23 - JAN 20
You will derive
great benefit
from an exercise
routine that you
keenly follow.
Extra workload
is foreseen at
work, but nothing
that you cannot
handle within office hours. Taking the
family on a trip seems impossible today
due to your professional commitments,
so postpone it for some other day.
LEO
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
Driving down
with lover to a
happening place
is indicated
today. A
vacation you
only dreamed
about is likely to
become a reality
soon. Healthy eating will help prevent
digestive ailments. Money will be no
constraint in buying what you like. Be
careful in all your deals.
AQUARIUS
JAN 21 - FEB 19
Your stars favour
a bright beautiful
day. A setback
you have recently
experienced can
make you come
out stronger. Tax
advisor will be a
big help in saving
taxes, so don’t hesitate to contact one. It
is difficult for the relationship of friends
turned lovers to fall apart, so chill and
relax for some time.
VIRGO
AUG 24 - SEP 23
Good earning
opportunities
come to you.
Help from
co-workers in a
time consuming
task will be
forthcoming on
the work front.
Support of family will encourage you
to take up a challenge. Socially, your
presence will be much looked forward
to. It is a good day.
PISCES
FEB20 - MARCH 20
Previous
investments are
likely to give you
good returns.
Some of you may
decide to follow
in the footsteps
of celebrities
and visit the
very same exotic destination that they
had been to. No amount of excuses will
dispel lover’s suspicions about your
tendency to stray the path.
YOUR
DAY
Horoscope by
Saurabbh Sachdeva
here are four ti-
ger reserves in
Rajasthan such
as Ranthambore
Tiger Reserve, Sariska
Wildlife Sanctuary, Mu-
kandra Hills Tiger Re-
serve and Ramgarh
Vishdhari Wildlife
Sanctuary
. The State of
Rajasthan will get its
fifth tiger reserve in the
form of Kumbhalgarh.
The reserve will be ex-
panded roughly in four
districts of Rajasthan
namely Udaipur, Pali,
Sirohi and Rajsamand.
The confidential re-
port has been sent to
the environment min-
istry. According to the
report, the reserve will
be formed in a 2,053 sq
km area.
In early 2022, a Na-
tional Tiger Conserva-
tion Authority (NTCA)
report ruled out the
possibility of declaring
Rajasthan's Kumbhal-
garh wildlife sanctuar-
ies as a tiger reserve
because of some vital
reasons. Firstly, a deci-
sion has been formed to
relieve congestion of
the Ranthambore Tiger
Reserve. It is pertinent
to mention that Ranth-
ambore had 79 tigers in
July 2021 when the state
forest department con-
ducted the last estima-
tion. Secondly, Kumb-
halgarh had tigers ex-
istence till the 1970s
and hence, the land-
scaping of Kumbhal-
garh is appropriate for
tigers here.
After conducting a
survey of the area, a
four-member commit-
tee has also given its
nod to making Kumb-
halgarh a tiger reserve.
Vinod Kumar Rai, Dep-
uty Conservator of For-
est, Wildlife Rajsamand
in an interview with me
stated that the state gov-
ernment of Rajasthan
with the forest depart-
ment are working to fill
up the prerequisites
like the number of prey
base, staff and wildlife
vehicles, etc mentioned
by the NTCA for devel-
oping the area as a Ti-
ger Reserve. Once these
criteria will be followed
completely the team of
NTCA will again review
after three years in 2024
and then the decision
would be taken to de-
clare the Kumbhalgarh
as the fifth tiger reserve
of Rajasthan or not.
The tiger reserve will
be formed in two phas-
es. The width of the
Kumbhalgarh Sanctu-
ary is narrow i.e.
around 9 to 10 km.
Hence, it is planned that
more land would be ac-
quired to broaden or for
the expansion of that
area. During the first
phase of the project
1150 sq km of land fall-
ing under the revenue
department of Udaipur,
Pali, Sirohi and Rajsa-
mand districts will be
transferred to wildlife.
From four districts 526
sq km of forest area
will be transferred to
the wildlife. Similarly,
624 sq km of revenue
wasteland will also be
transferred and devel-
oped as the buffer zone
of the Kumbhalgarh
reserve. In the second
phase of the project, as
per the planning of the
state government of
Rajasthan by NTCA ti-
ger reintroduction plan
will be generated in the
year 2024-25. After that,
the tigers will be relo-
cated and released into
the reserve. Initially, at
least one pair will be
released. And the en-
tire budget will be giv-
en by the central gov-
ernment.
Thewildlifeof Kumb-
halgarh includes the
Indian wolf, Indian
leopard, sloth bear,
striped hyena, Golden
jackal, jungle cat, samb-
har, nilgai, chausingha
(the four-horned ante-
lope), chinkara and In-
dian hare. The leopard
is the apex predator in
the sanctuary and
therefore, Kumbhal-
garh is more appropri-
ate for leopards. Ac-
cording to a wildlife
census, between 300 to
400 leopards are found
in and around the
Kumbhalgarh and in
the entire Rajsamand
district. For this project
as an apt move to devel-
op the area as a tiger
reserve, three villages
have to be relocated and
at large 18 villages will
be shifted. In the pe-
riphery, there is a total
of 20 small villages and
a plan to relocate these
villages needs to be
formed. According to
Vinod Kumar Rai, “The
decision of relocating
these villages have
been taken as 10 villag-
es among these total
number of 18 are
already forest villages.
Three other villages
willingly want to relo-
cate and need compen-
sation.”
He further stated that
planning to develop
around four to five
thousand hectares of
grassland should be de-
veloped. Also, a pre-
base survey will be con-
ducted by the team of
the Wildlife Institute of
India to know the actu-
al number of prey here
for tigers. It is also rec-
ommended that
through big enclosures,
breeding centres will be
designed for cheetals,
chinkaras, nilgai and
sambhars so that later
these animals will be
released into the forest.
In February 2022
around 25 Chinkara,
Nilgai and Sambhar
were being raised from
Jalore into a soft enclo-
sure with the intent to
release their offspring
in the Kumbhalgarh
wildlife sanctuary
.
The members of the
NTCA and MP Diya
Kumari criticized the
state government for
dragging its feet to de-
clare the sanctuary as
a tiger reserve. GV Red-
dy, who retired as the
Chief Wildlife Warden
of Rajasthan about a
year ago, said that this
region is known for the
striped hyena and the
wolf, which too are en-
dangered instead of
more tiger sanctuaries,
what the state needs
are sanctuaries that ca-
ter to the less well-
known species that
face threats from ram-
pant stone mining and
alterations in their
habitats.
ANUBHA JAIN
Writer Journalist
jainanubha1@outlook.com
T

Mukandra Hills Tiger Reserve
Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary
Ranthambore Tiger Reserve
Ramgarh Vishdhari Wildlife Sanctuary

M
adhuri Dix-
it is clock-
ing anoth-
er success-
ful year sun as she
celebrated her 55th
birthday on Sunday.
Needless to say, Mad-
huri is getting all the
love and wishes
from her fans
on social
media. The
sweetest wish came
from her husband
Sriram Nene. Tak-
ing to social media.
Dr Nene shared a
heartwarming pho-
to with his partner,
in which the couple
held hands and
looked into
each other’s
e y e s .
—Agency
R
ohit Shetty will be col-
laborating with Sid-
harth Malhotra for a
cop-based web series,
which will premiere on Ama-
zon Prime Video. The exclu-
sive story has now come to
life as Sidharth Malhotra is
currently in Goa shooting
for the series titled Indian
Police Force. On Sunday,
both the actor and film-
maker took to Insta-
gram to drop a glimpse
of what’s been hap-
pening in Goa. The
photo contained Sid-
harth showing his
injured arm while
pouting as Rohit
stood in the back
with a smile.—Agency
WHOLESOME
WISHES
S
elena Gomez made her Saturday Night
Live hosting debut on May 14 and the
Only Murders in Building star spoke
about several things in her opening
monologue, including that she has been a
massive fan of the show. Gomez's mono-
logue was also all about finding love as
she opened up about being single and
joked about SNL being the place to find
love. Selena also gave a nod to her ear-
ly work on Barney Friends during
the monologue and at one point, also
did a Miley Cyrus impression. Be-
fore closing her monologue, Selena
said, I’ll admit, I am a little nerv-
ous, but I just think back to those
words of wisdom that one of my
co-stars would tell me
before every show,”
she said in clos-
ing. —Agency
‘W
hy Her?’ sched-
uled to premiere
onJune3,released
character posters
for Seo Hyun Jin, Hwang In Yeop,
Huh Jun Ho, and Bae In Hyuk on May
14th. While the relationship between
Oh Soo Jae, Gong Chan, Choi Tae Guk
(Huh Jun Ho), and Choi Yoon Sang (Bae In
Hyuk) in the previous poster drew attention,
the character poster was released on this day
raises curiosity about each narrative. First of all,
‘Oh Soo Jae’, which is expected to transform Seo Hyun
Jin, draws attention with a phrase. “Instead of regret,
I became a poisonous person. I have to have it all.” Her
desire and poison are contained in her words as if re-
peated and vowed over and over again. —Agency
S
idharth Malhotra
and Kiara Advani
put breakup ru-
mours to rest
when they attended an Eid
party together earlier this
month. The duo, who have not
made their relationship official
and neither denied rumours, have
been busy with their own work commit-
ments. While Kiara is currently promoting
Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2, Sidharth is working on
Rohit Shetty’s project. However, fans did not
fail to notice how supportive Sidharth
recently was despite a hectic sched-
ule. On Instagram, Kiara went
live recently to promote
Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 and Sid-
harth was seen watch-
ing the live. Fans
couldn’t help but
take note of Sid-
harth’s pres-
ence are
quite ex-
c i t e d
a b o u t
it.—Agency
J
asonMomoahasreportedlymovedonafter
splitting from ex-wife Lisa Bonet. Accord-
ing to People, Momoa has found love again
and reportedly the actor is dating actress
Eiza Gonzalez. The Aquaman and the Lost King-
dom star announced earlier this year along with
Bonet that the couple was parting ways with a
joint statement that he shared on Instagram. As
reported by People, a source has informed that
the actor is in a good place with his new relation-
ship. Speaking about Momoa and Gonzalez’s
reported relationship, the source added,
“They are dating. He cares about her.
He’s in a great place, working on
Fast X. He’s quite busy and
he’s in a good place.
They’re both busy
with work but are
having fun to-
gether. It’s
nothing se-
riousyet.”
—Agency
EIZAGONZALEZ?
I
n October 2020, Sharddha Kapoor officially an-
nounced that she will be a part of Nikhil Dwivedi
and Vishal Furia’s Naagin. “It’s an absolute de-
light for me to play a Naagin on screen. I have
grown up watching, admiring and idolising Sridevi
ma'am's Nagina and Nigahen and have always
wanted to play a similar role rooted in Indian
traditional folklore,” the actress wrote on Twit-
ter. Nikhil had opened up about casting
Shraddha in the titular role. “The only
person I thought of was Shraddha be-
cause I think she is one of the few
actresses we have who has
this quality of being a
girl next door and
can turn into a
s e n s u o u s
woman the
next day if
she wants.
—Agency
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octor Strange in the
Multiverse of Mad-
ness was packed with
some major cameos
including that of
John Krasinski who
was introduced as
Mr Fantastic aka
Reed Richards
from the Illumi-
nati. In one of the
key scenes from
the film, Eliza-
beth Olsen’s
Scarlet Witch was seen
fighting against the
members of the Illumi-
nati including Krasin-
ski’s Reed Richards.
Interestingly, during
Vanity Fair’s lie detec-
tor test, Olsen was
asked, if she knew
Krasinski and the ac-
tress said, “I don’t
think so. No, I’ve never
met him… I’ve never
met him. Never met
him!…I’ve never met
that man. I’ve met his
wife.” The actress
maintained that she
doesn’t know him. Pre-
viously while talking
about the same, Eliza-
beth had told Cinema
Blend that it was
“movie magic” and
that she didn’t meet
any of the actors who
were a part of the Il-
luminati. —Agency
D
NEVER MET HIM
SHARDDHA
IN NAAGIN
KIARA’S
IG LIVE
WHY HER?
CHARACTER POSTER
Manifesting love
Manifesting love
INJURED SELFIE
Elizabeth Olsen
Rohit Shetty and
Sidharth Malhotra
Selena Gomez
Shraddha Kapoor
Kiara Advani
Seo Hyun Jin
Eiza Gonzalez
Madhuri Dixit Nene

CITY FIRST
T
he radio station
94.3 My FM be-
gan celebrating
its 16th anniver-
sary, My FM Ka Jalwa
recently
. The two-month
celebrations kickstart-
ed with The Pink Party
with Deepika Singh
Goyal, Diya Aur Baati
Hum fame actress, who
played the character of
SandhyaKothari.The
kitty party was or-
ganised with Singh
at Raj Aangan Resort
in Jaipur where huge
crowds of listeners and
participants were pre-
sent. Peoplewonvarious
prizes in games and
luckydrawsmanagedby
RJ Naini, RJ Mohit and
RJ Apoorva. The ac-
tress congratulated
and thanked the
team. The celebra-
tions will witness
four major events in-
cluding a live band per-
formance by Neeraj
Arya’s Kabir Cafe.
eading is to the
mind what ex-
ercise is to the
body. Gym
events are fun
and emphasize
health, community, fit-
ness, and wellness. To
emphasize the same, an
interesting meet and
greet session for fitness
enthusiasts followed
by health talks was
organised by
Giriraj Saini and
Abhishek Tiwari at
Geeta Bajaj College,
Jaipur on Sunday
.
Jagdeesh Chandra
graced the occasion as
Chief Guest while
Youth Icon Rishee
Miglani and Poonam
Madan were present as
special guests.
Jeet Selal, Fitness
Coach and Youth Icon
for every Fitness Crazy
and Gymholic Person
was the highlight of
the afternoon and
motivated all the
gym owners, train-
ers and fitness enthu-
siasts present on the
occasion.
During the event, a
‘Fitness Rocket’ com-
pany was also launched
which deals with Fit-
ness Business Consul-
tancy, Fitness Equip-
ment, Gym Equipment
Service Spare, Social
Media Design, Gym
Layouts, Gym Buy/
Sell, Gym Software,
Gym Staffing, Fitness
Celebrity Influenc-
ers, Fitness Events Sup-
plements, PR many
more business-oriented
facilities for gym own-
ers and brands.
Organiser Giriraj
Saini on the occasion
said, “Fitness events
aim to bring people to-
gether and inspire
them to make changes.
These events allow fit-
ness businesses to en-
gage with members and
the local community,
leading to higher reten-
tion rates. By market-
ing our events correctly
and organic word of
mouth, we could open
ourselves up to a bevvy
of new leads.”
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CITY BUZZ
GET VACCINATED
STAY MASKED
THE GRAND RECEPTION CEREMONY OF YADVENDRA SINGH, SON OF BHAWANI SINGH RAJAWAT WITH GUNJAN KANWAR, DAUGHTER OF NARENDRA
SINGH RATHORE WAS ORGANISED ON SUNDAY, MAY 15 AT ASHOK CLUB, JAIPUR. FORMER CHIEF MINISTER VASUNDHARA RAJE, UNION MINISTER
GAJENDRA SINGH SHEKHAWAT AND JAGDEESH CHANDRA REACHED TO BLESS THE NEWLYWEDS AND WISHED THEM A HAPPY MARRIED LIFE AHEAD.
THE GRAND RECEPTION!
CELEBRATIONS AND GREETINGS
INTERNATIONAL ICON AWARDS
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY
The grand reception
ceremony of Himanshu, son
of Vijaya and Badalchand
Chhallani with Ekta,
daughter of Saroj and
Vimal Kothari was organised
on Saturday, May 14 at
Janupyogi Bhawan, Near
Pink Square Mall, Govind
Marg, Janta colony, Jaipur.
Jagdeesh Chandra reached
to bless the newlyweds
and wished them a happy
married life ahead.
The Silverine Salon of
the city received the Best
Salon Spa Academy
award by Bollywood
actress Lara Dutta at
a recent event held at
Hotel Radisson Blu, Delhi
on Sunday. During this
event, this honour was
presented to the owner
of the salon, Purnima
Goyal and the promoter
Shishir Goyal.
The wedding ceremony
of Rajdeep Singh, son of
Manju Kanwar and Kesar
Singh with Kavita Kanwar,
daughter of Anand Kanwar
and Prithvi Singh Khidiya
was organised on Saturday,
May 14 at Balaji 7 Hills
Farm marriage garden,
Sirsi Road Jaipur. Shivendra
Singh Parmar, First India
reporter brother of the
groom, Manju Kanwar along
with other dignitaries was
present on the occasion to
bless the newlyweds.
The global meeting on Tropical Pediatrics being held
in Cairo-Egypt from May 18 to 21 has invited Dr Ashok
Gupta, Professor and
Head Department
of Pediatrics at
JK Lon hospital to
address them. He
shall be speaking
on the genetics of
Rare Diseases in
Tropical countries
with a focus on
geographical
differences,
diagnostic
peculiarities and
targeted therapy.
The meeting is
jointly supported by the International Society of medical
specialities, the International Society of Tropical Pediatrics
and the Egyptian Pediatrics Association.
The birthday of IPS Ashok
Kumar Gupta was on Sunday,
May 15. We wish him all
the best.
Aviraj Singhvi a 9-year-
old student presented his
anthology of poems to Shashi
Tharoor in Udaipur on Sunday.
The book consists of different
forms of poetry namely
alliteration pyramid, cinquain,
limerick, diamante, concrete,
simile, personification, ode
and ballad. The poems are
written in a playful mood with
beautiful illustrations to attract
the interest of the readers
through Aviraj’s imagination.
FITNESS: FIRST REQUISITE OF
HAPPINESS
R
MITALI DUSAD
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
THE GLOBAL MEETING!
CITY FIRST
J
aipur National
University or-
ganised the
first oration
program on Madam
Mohini Bakshi Me-
morial Oration at the
auditorium of the
University Institute
for Medical Sciences
and Research Centre
on Saturday
. The ora-
tion program was or-
ganised in the memo-
ry of visionary acad-
emician and founder
of Seedling group
Late Mohini
Bakshi on her
80th birth anni-
versary. The Ora-
tion program will,
from now onwards,
be a flagship annual
event of the Univer-
sity
. The one day ora-
tion concluded with
the valedictory ses-
sion speech by JNU
Vice-Chancellor Prof.
R. L. Raina.
Remembering the
contributions of Mo-
hini Bakshi in the
field of nursery and
higher education,
JNU chancellor Dr
Sandeep Bakshi said
“it was a flagship
which was turned
into a personifica-
tion of commendable
obligation and excep-
tional leadership
in the field of
education, at-
tributable com-
pletely to the vi-
sion and values of
Madam Bakshi
whose ethos was en-
veloped profoundly
in dedication and
diligence. She was
dedicated to provid-
ing quality educa-
tion to society. She
started it from nurs-
ery and dreamed of
educating the kids
and started Seedling
Nursery school.”
Mohini Bakshi
Memorial Oration
94.3 MY FM CELEBRATES
16TH ANNIVERSARY
Jagdeesh Chandra
addressing the audience
Jeet Selal
during the talk show
Jagdeesh Chandra launches the ‘Fitness Rocket’ poster. Also seen are
(L-R) Giriraj Saini, Jeet Selal, Rishee Miglani, Abhishek Tiwari and Lalita Prajapat
Jagdeesh Chandra with Shailendra Godha
Jagdeesh Chandra with (L-R) Saroj Kothari,
Ekta Chhallani Himanshu Chhallani and Vimal Kothari
Kesar Singh, Shivendra Singh Parmar,
Newlyweds Rajdeep Singh and Kavita Kanwar,
Navdeep Singh and Manju Kanwar
Dr Sandeep Bakshi
During the event
Deepika Singh Goyal
Vasundhara Raje with the newlyweds Yadvendra and Gunjan.
Also seen are Navratna Singh Rajawat, Ravi Tiwari, Dushyant Singh,
Bhawani Singh Rajawat, Veeramdev Singh and Jaswant Singh Bishnoi
Newlyweds Yadvendra Singh and Gunjan Kanwar with
Anirudh Singh Rajawat, Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, Bhawani Singh Rajawat,
Surendra Singh Jaisas, Ganpat Agarwal and Naval Singh Jhirana
—PHOTOS
BY
SANTOSH
SHARMA
—PHOTOS
BY
MUKESH
KIRADOO
—PHOTO BY MUKESH KIRADOO
—PHOTO
BY
MUKESH
KIRADOO
Jagdeesh Chandra with Anirudh Singh Rajawat,
newlyweds Yadvendra Singh and Gunjan Kanwar
and Bhawani Singh Rajawat
—PHOTOS
BY
MUKESH
KIRADOO

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