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MURMURS
INOPPNOVER
MURMU
Sharat K Verma
New Delhi: Chinks are
widening in the Opposi-
tion ranks in the run up
to the July 18 Presiden-
tial elections. The Oppo-
sition parties’ presiden-
tial campaign has suf-
fered many jolts with
severalnon-NDAparties
already pledging their
support to NDA’s candi-
date Draupadi Murmu.
Thelatestshockerhas
come from JMM, a dom-
inant partner of UPA,
that has announced its
support for Murmu.
In another develop-
ment, Samajwadi Party
ally Om Prakash Rajb-
har’s Suheldev Bharati-
ya Samaj Party (SBSP)
on Friday announced it
will support Murmu.
Earlier, SP chief Akh-
ilesh Yadav’s uncle
Shivpal Yadav’s party
also announced its sup-
port for the NDA candi-
date Murmu. Before
that,BSPchief Mayawa-
ti too had declared her
support for Murmu.
PRESIDENTIAL POLLS
Many non-NDA
parties have
pledged their
support to Murmu
NDA’s Presidential candidate Draupadi Murmu garlands a statue of Rani Durgavati during her visit to
meet MPs and MLAs of Chhattisgarh as part of her poll campaign, in Raipur, on Friday. —PHOTO BY PTI
Naqvi to be
NDA’s Vice-
Presidential
candidate?
Besides Mukhtar
Abbas Naqvi, the
names of Hardeep
Singh Puri and
Suresh Prabhu are
also doing the round
Aditi Nagar
New Delhi: With
NDA, especially BJP
,
backing Draupadi
Murmu as its Presi-
dential candidate
and it being consid-
ered that Murmu is
set to sail, without
any trouble, past the
dotted line in the
Presidential polls, a
new question is do-
ing the rounds in the
political circles in
New Delhi. Now, all
eyes are set on find-
ing out who will be
the Vice Presidential
candidate of NDA?
In this regard,
k n o w l e d g e a b l e
sources have re-
vealed that discus-
sion of serious con-
sideration on three
names in BJP is go-
ing on at present
among which are
Mukhtar Abbas
Naqvi, Hardeep Sin-
gh Puri and Suresh
Prabhu.
Interestingly
, Naq-
vi is being told to
lead the race and the
saffron party may
play bets on Turn to P6
DRAUPADI MURMU MEETS MLAS AND
MPS IN CHHATTISGARH’S CAPITAL
Raipur: NDA’s presidential candidate Draupadi Murmu
on Friday visited Raipur to meet MPs and MLAs in
the Congress-ruled state as part of her poll campaign.
Tribal folk artists wearing colourful attire accorded a
grand welcome to Murmu, a tribal leader from Odisha,
at the Swami Vivekananda Airport here amid the beats
of ‘dhol’ and ‘nagada’ and through traditional dance.
CHIEF MINISTER SHOWERS GIFTS ON BIKANER
SPORTS FACILITIES BEING DEVELOPED ACCORDING
TO THE NEEDS OF THE PLAYERS: GEHLOT
Laxman Raghav
Bikaner: Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot has
said that the State Gov-
ernment is taking many
historic decisions to
build a better future for
the youth. “Indoor stadi-
umsarebeingdeveloped
atthedivisionallevelfor
the promotion of sports
and players. More than
2000 Mahatma Gandhi
English Medium
Schools and 211 colleges
have been opened to pro-
vide higher education to
remote areas for the
children of the state to
get education in English
medium,” Gehlot said
while addressing the in-
augurationceremonyof
Indoor Sports Complex
and Auditorium at Ma-
haraja Ganga Singh
University of Bikaner
on Friday
.
He said that the State
Government is provid-
ing more opportunities
to the youth by giving
special priority to
sports. “To provide in-
ternational level train-
ing and basic facilities
to the players, the gov-
ernment is working ac-
cording to the spirit of
the players. Out of turn
government appoint-
ments have been given
to 229 sportspersons of
the state and the honor
money for medal win-
ners in sports like
Olympics, Turn to P8
CM Ashok Gehlot and Krishna Poonia presenting cheque to a winner where Bhanwar S Bhati, Rajendra
Yadav, Rameshwar Dudi, BD Kalla, and VK Singh are also seen at MGS University, Bikaner on Friday.
 Auditorium and
Indoor Sports
Complex inaugurated
at Maharaja Ganga
Singh University
 Gandhi statue
made of Ashtadhatu
unveiled
 Foundation stone
of Multipurpose
Indoor Sports
Hall laid
PREZ POLL: MPS TO GET GREEN
BALLOT PAPER, MLAS WILL GET PINK
New Delhi: Elected members of Parliament and of
state legislative assemblies will get ballot papers of
different colours on July 18 when they vote to elect
the next President of India. While MPs will get green
papers, the MLAs will get ballot papers printed in pink.
SL:RanilWickremesinghe
sworn in as interim Prez
Colombo (ANI): Sri
Lankan Prime Minister
Ranil Wickremesinghe
on Friday was sworn in
as the interim Presi-
dent after Parliament
Speaker Mahinda Yapa
Abeywardena accepted
the resignation of Gota-
baya Rajapaksa.
Wickremesinghe was
sworn in as the Acting
President before Chief
Justice Jayantha Jayas-
uriya, Daily Mirror re-
ported citing Prime
Minister’s Media Divi-
sion. Wickremesinghe
was appointed as the
acting President by for-
mer President Gota-
baya Rajapaksa on July
13 after the latter fled to
the Maldives due to the
massive protest de-
manding his resigna-
tion.
Gotabaya Rajapaksa
submitted his resigna-
tion letter on Thursday
after arriving in Singa-
pore, officially vacating
the post of President.
Sri Lankan PM Ranil Wickremesinghe takes oath as acting
President after Speaker Mahinda Yapa Abeywardena accepted the
resignation of President Gotabaya Rajapaksa, in Colombo on Friday.
811 rescued in
Guj’s Navsari
in a single day
19-yr-old Churu
girl abducted &
gang-raped
NIRF ranking: IIT
Madras best
institution for 4th
yr; IISc B’luru
best university
Pak journalist row:
Ansari’s denial again
Gandhinagar (ANI):
At least 811 people were
rescued in the Navsari
district of Gujarat in a
single day, P Swaroop,
Relief Commissioner
said on Friday
.
Navsari has been bad-
ly hit due to the torren-
tial rains and increasing
waterlevelsinthePurna
River. The water level in
theriverhasgoneupdue
to the dams overflowing
in Maharashtra. “The
district administration
team worked from the
previousnightto5:30am
todayandrescuedallthe
people who were stuck,”
an official statement
from CMO said.
Churu (PTI): A 19-year-
old girl was allegedly
abducted and gang-
raped in Churu, police
said on Friday
. The inci-
dentoccurredonThurs-
day afternoon and an
FIR was registered in
the evening, they said.
As per the FIR, the vic-
tim was abducted by an
acquaintance, Naresh
Jat, and two other peo-
ple. They allegedly took
her to a room and raped
her. The accused are on
the run, the police said.
New Delhi (PTI): The
Indian Institute of
Technology (IIT) Ma-
dras retained the top
spot among institutes
in the country for the
fourth consecutive year
whereas the Indian In-
stitute of Science (IISc)
Bengaluru was the best
university and research
institution, according
to the Ministry of Edu-
cation’s National Insti-
tutional Ranking
Framework rankings.
The seventh edition of
NIRF rankings was an-
nouncedonFridaybyUn-
ion Education Minister
Dharmendra Pradhan.
Seven Indian Insti-
tutes of Technology
(IITs) — IIT Madras, IIT
Bombay, IIT Delhi, IIT
Kanpur, IIT Kharagpur,
IIT Roorkee and IIT
Guwahati— figured in
the top 10 in the overall
rankings.
New Delhi (PTI): In the
face of a fresh attack by
theBJP
,ex-vicepresident
Hamid Ansari on Friday
said he stands by his pre-
vious statement that he
neverkneworinvitedPa-
kistani journalist Nusrat
Mirza to any conference.
Mirza has claimed
that he had visited India
five times during the
UPA rule and passed on
sensitive information
collected here to his
country’sspyagencyISI.
He purportedly com-
mented that he had vis-
ited India on Ansari’s
invitations and also met
him. Ansari, however,
hasdismissedthecharge.
The BJP on Friday
stepped up its attack on
the Congress over the
matterandcitedaphoto-
graph of Ansari and
Nusrat Mirza purport-
edly sharing the stage
duringa2009conference
in India on terrorism.
Hamid Ansari
COURTESY MEET
West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar called on Union Home Minister Amit Shah at latter’s
residence in New Delhi on Friday.
Monkeypox: Kerala steps
up vigil, issues spl alerts
Thiruvananthapuram
(PTI): The Kerala govt
on Friday stepped up
vigiltopreventspreadof
monkeypox, issuing spe-
cial alerts to five dis-
tricts, a day after the
southern state reported
thecountry’sfirstcaseof
the rare virus infection.
After chairing a high-
level meeting here, state
Health Minister Veena
Georgesaidspecialalert
has been issued to five
districts as people from
Thiruvananthapuram,
Kollam, Pathanamthit-
ta, Alappuzha and Kot-
tayam were co-passen-
gers of the infected per-
son in the Sharjah-
Thiruvananthapuram
Indigo flight that landed
here on July 12.
VALAPATTANAM IS
CASE: 7 YR JAIL FOR 2
UP: RSS WORKER
THRASHED BY COPS
7-YR-OLD DIES IN
SGNR FLOODING
3 CHILDREN DIE
OF DROWNING
Kochi: A special NIA court
in Kochi has sentenced
two accused to seven
years’ imprisonment and
one accused to six years’
imprisonment in the Islamic
State (IS)-related case, in
which a group from Kerala’s
Valapattanam attempted to
migrate to Syria.
Bareilly: Ten policemen
were booked and one of
them suspended after
they allegedly thrashed an
RSS worker at their police
post following a road rage
incident here. RSS and BJP
workers blocked the Budaun
road after coming to know
about the incident.
Sri Ganganagar: A 7-yr-old
boy died as extremely heavy
rainfall led to waterlogging
in Sri Ganganagar district,
prompting authorities
to seek the Army’s help,
officials said on Friday.
The district administration
appealed to people not to
step out of their homes. P2
Pali: Three children
drowned while taking a
bath in a water body in
Oran Bhoomi on Friday.
The kids were rushed to
the hospital where the
doctor declared them
dead. Their bodies have
been kept in the mortuary
of Bangar Hospital.
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Crucial
Crucial
Union Minister Dharmendra
Pradhan awards an official
of a higher institution on the
release of NIRF Rankings.
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DELHI COURT GRANTS BAIL TO MD ZUBAIR
New Delhi: A Delhi court Friday granted bail to Alt News co-
founder Mohammed Zubair in a case related to an objectionable
tweet he had posted in 2018 against a Hindu deity, saying the
accused is not required for any custodial interrogation. P5
STOCKS
BOUNCE BACK
AFTER 4-DAY
DECLINE
Mumbai: Benchmark BSE Sensex rebounded by
344 points while Nifty closed above the 16,000 level
in choppy trade on Friday, snapping the four-day
falling streak on renewed buying interest from
foreign funds and firm global trends.
SUNAK TOPS 2ND
ROUND OF TORY
LEADERSHIP
CONTEST
London: Rishi Sunak topped the second round of
voting by Conservative MPs in the Tory leadership
race on Thursday with 101 votes whilst the only other
Indian-origin candidate in the race, attorney general
Suella Braverman, was knocked out of the race.
OUR EDITIONS: JAIPUR, NEW DELHI & MUMBAI BSE SENSEX 53760.78 344.63 | NSE NIFTY 16049.20 110.50
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RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | SATURDAY, JULY 16, 2022
02
JDC Ravi Jain distributes title deeds during PSKS drive.
NIWAI: 2ND PHASE OF PSKS DRIVE BEGINS
Niwai: The Prashashan Shehro Ke Sang Abhiyan began
at a community hall located in Tonk’s Niwai town on
Friday. SDM Trilokchand Meena said that the state govt
is giving ownership rights by giving lease deeds to peo-
ple. Several exemptions are being offered in the camp.
Nagar Palika President Dilip Israni said that the second
phase of the campaign has started and more and more
will be given lease deeds in the camp. —Ashish Aman
PSKS-II: JMC, JDA
distribute title deeds
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Under the Pra-
shasan Shehron Ke
Sang (PSKS) abhiyan,
regularisation camps
have started once again
in the state from Friday
.
Camps were organised
in all the zones includ-
ing the JMC Heritage
and Greater Headquar-
ters. During this, 9 leas-
es were distributed at
Sanganer Zone and Cor-
poration Headquarters.
Principal Secretary
UDH Kunji Lal Meena,
JDC Ravi Jain, and JDA
secretary Ujjwal
Rathore inspected the
camps under the 2nd leg
of the PSKS campaign
on Friday. Meena dis-
tributed leases to the
people at Murlipura.
Jain inspected camps
at Chitrakoot Stadium,
Mahavir Garden,
Triveni Nagar Commu-
nity Center, and Patra-
kar Colony. The JDA
has distributed 2,527
leases on Friday
.
Dr Rituraj Sharma
Jaipur: Chief secre-
tary Usha Sharma on
Friday directed the
transport department,
Municipal Corpora-
tion and Pollution Con-
trol Board to make an
effective action plan
about how to control
noise pollution.
She said that the gen-
eral public should be
made aware about the
harm caused by noise
pollution and at the
same time, strict adher-
ence to the rules should
also be ensured.
Sharma was address-
ing a meeting regarding
the efforts being made
to reduce noise pollu-
tion in various cities of
the state and the future
action plan for it.
In another meeting,
the chief secretary re-
viewed the execution of
budget announcements
related to the health de-
partment.
Sharma said that the
work of selection and
allotment of land for
medical and health in-
frastructure schemes
should be completed at
the earliest so that the
maximum number of
people can be benefited.
CS seeks action plan to curb noise pollution
OFFICIALS DIRECTED
Usha Sharma with Dr Samit Sharma and Gajanand Sharma.
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CS REVIEW SOCIAL JUSTICE DEPT
Prez polls: BJP
calls legislative
party meeting
on July 17
First India Bureau
Jaipur: BJP Legislative
Party meeting will be
held here on July 17 in
view of the presidential
elections.
“The MLAs will be
made aware of the vot-
ing process for the elec-
tion of the President to
be held on July 18. It is
mandatoryfortheMLAs
to participate in the vot-
ing,” party sources said.
Leader of Opposition
Gulab Chand Kataria
has informed the MLAs
aboutthemeetingwhich
will start at 11 am on
July 17 in the party’s
state headquarters.
The MLAs have been
asked to reach Jaipur on
Saturday
. Meetings of
various committees of
theassemblywillbeheld
at 3 pm on Saturday and
theCJIwillinauguratea
museum on the assem-
bly premises at 4 pm, Ka-
taria said in the letter
issued to the MLAs.
Congress and
traders to
protest against
inflation today
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur: The Con-
gress will protest
against inflation on
the roads while the
traders will observe
a bandh on Saturday
.
The protest is in op-
position to GST on
food items including
flour, pulses, rice,
makhana, puffed rice
etc. Congress will
hold big demonstra-
tion in all the 8 As-
sembly constituen-
cies of Jaipur, said
Food and Civil Sup-
plies Minister
Pratap Singh
Khachariyawas He
said that 5 percent
GST has also been
imposed on food
items, which is mak-
ing life tough for
common people.
“The Central gov-
ernment is commit-
ting a sin, which has
now exceeded its lim-
its,” he said.
SPs rebuked for not tightening
noose on history-sheeters
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur: DGPMLLather
on Friday reprimanded
district SPs on their
poor performance and
for not taking directions
of thePHQtorunacam-
paign against history
sheeters seriously
.
Lather was particu-
larly disappointed with
the performance of the
entire Bikaner range.
The DGP held a re-
view meeting in which
he asked all the SPs to
brief about their
achievements in the last
six months. Most of the
SPs, barring one or two,
were not able to give a
convincing response.
He reprimanded the
officer for poor perfor-
mance. Lather ex-
pressed strong displeas-
ure for not taking the
campaign started by the
Police Headquarters for
catching history-
sheeters seriously
.
The top cop was un-
happy with the perfor-
mance of the entire
Bikaner range. Accord-
ing to him, action un-
der the NDPS act in the
range was not as per
the expectations.
Most of the cases of
drug smuggling take
place in the Bikaner
range. Lather was also
unhappy with Bhilwara
SP who could not give
satisfactory answers to
his questions.
DGP ML Lather
GS Dotasra chairs a meeting of office bearers regarding the work
plan of the state organisation of Rajasthan State Bharat Scouts and
Guides and preparations for the upcoming National Jamboree at the
Scouts Guide Headquarters in Jaipur on Friday. Also seen here are
Niranjan Arya & other officials. —PHOTO BY MUKESH KIRADOO
Dotasra takes jibe at
PM over ‘words ban’
Jaipur (PTI): Rajasthan
Congress chief Govind
Singh Dotasra on Friday
said “jumlajeevi” word
was categorised as un-
parliamentary as “Maha-
manush” is upset with
the opposition raising
public issues in Parlia-
ment, apparently refer-
ring to Prime Minister
Narendra Modi.
His statement came af-
ter some words, includ-
ing “jumlajeevi”, were
categorised as unparlia-
mentary in a booklet
published by the Lok
Sabha Secretariat.
Lok Sabha Speaker
Om Birla had made it
clear that no word has
been banned from use
in Parliament but will
be expunged on contex-
tual basis. Members are
free to express their
views while maintain-
ing decorum of the
House, he said.
Dotasra said when
farmers protested the
Centre’s now-withdrawn
farms laws, they were
called “andolanjeevi”
and Khalistani.
“Jumlas were given in
the name of jobs. It was
nothing wrong then and
now you are feeling ‘jum-
lajeevi’ is unparliamen-
tary,” he said.
Bharatpur priest
threatened with
Udaipur-like killing
Ravi Katara
Bharatpur: The securi-
ty of a Hanuman temple
in Bharatpur was tight-
ened after a letter recov-
ered from the temple
with a threat to behead
its priest was recovered
in the temple on Friday
.
It was threatened in
the letter that the priest
will also meet the same
fate as Udaipur tailor
Kanhaiya Lal.
“Pandit either you
leave the temple, other-
wise you will be behead-
ed, your family will not
get your head, you think
that you have your sup-
porters, they will not be
able to do anything, you
are sure to die in 10
days,” the letter read.
SP Bharatpur Shyam
Singhsaidthattherehas
been a dispute between
the present and former
priests of the temple,
which is situated inside
MSJ college in Bharat-
pur, for some time, and
the letter could be con-
nected to this dispute.
“We have provided
security to the priest,”
the SP added.
MISCREANTS
UPROOT ATM
IN UDAIPUR
Hanuman Temple priest (L) and the copy of the threat letter.
Udaipur: An automated
teller machine (ATM)
was
uprooted
and lakhs
of rupees
were
looted by
unknown
miscre-
ants in Udaipur’s Jhal-
lara area on Thursday
night. The Police
informed “Miscreants
did a recce and as soon
as the patrolling vehicle
left the village, they
barged into an SBI ATM
and looted the cash.”
Leopard that hurt 5 died during treatment
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: The leopard
that attacked and in-
jured five people in
Jaipur’s Chandwaji
area on Thursday
morning died during
treatment on Friday.
Veterinarians were
treating the injured
leopard in Nahargarh
Biological Park, but it
succumbed to inju-
ries in his cage.
Veterinarian Dr
Arvind Mathur in-
formed that the post-
mortemof theleopard
will be done by a team
of three doctors and
only then we can re-
veal the actual cause
of death. The viscera
samples will be sent to
IVRI lab in Bareilly
.
TIGRESS
RIDDHI TO
BE SHIFTED
Jaipur: The Queen of
Ranthambore
will now inhabit
Ramgarh Vishdhari
tiger reserve. Ap-
proval to shift tigress
Riddhi from Ranth-
ambore to Ramgarh
has been given. She
was scheduled to
be tranquilised and
shifted to Ramgarh
on Friday but could
not be traced.
Riddhi is Arrow-
head’s daughter.
Forest dept personnel
tranquilised and captured
the leopard. —FILE PHOTO
11 BIG CATS
DIED IN 33
MONTHS
Jaipur: Everything
is not going well in
the forest depart-
ment these days.
Within five days,
two big cats have
died in Nahargarh
Biological Park. In
the last 33 months,
11 big cats have
died in Nahargarh
Biological Park, in-
cluding the leopard
that died on Friday.
Sunil Sihag
Sri Ganganagar: Ra-
jasthan’s Sri Gangana-
gar was battered and
inundated with a record
260-mm rainfall in the
span of 24 hours on Fri-
day, the highest record-
ed in past 43 years in a
single day in July
.
Extremely heavy
rainfall has led to wa-
terlogging in several
places in the city
prompting the district
administration to seek
help from the Army
.
The district adminis-
trationhasalsoappealed
to people to stay in their
houses. Army officials
took stock of the situa-
tion on Friday morning
and made a plan.
District Collector
Rukmani Riar Sihag
said that teams of
Municipal Council,
Urban Development
Trust, SDRF and Home
Guard have been
formed in collaboration
with the army
.
Meanwhile, a portion
of the roof of a house
collapsed in the Raji-
yasar area of Gangana-
gar, leaving a minor boy
,
Javed, dead, police said.
Two persons also died
on Thursday due to elec-
trocution from an elec-
tric pole, they said.
Commuters make their way on a waterlogged road following heavy rainfalls in Sri Ganganagar.
ARMY ROPED IN AS FLOOD
SITUATION LOOMS LARGE
SRI GANGANAGAR RAINFALL BREAKS 43-YEAR RECORD
7-year-old boy
dies as house
roof collapses
CONNECTING ROADS BETWEEN
RAJASTHAN AND MP CUT-OFF
Kota: Owing to heavy rainfall in Kota’s Etawah Sub-Di-
vision, the connecting highway between Rajasthan and
MP was barricaded to avoid any mishap. Khatoli Thana
police officials stopped the movement of vehicles at an
over-bridge connecting Rajasthan and MP. Due to the
sudden rise in the water level of the Parvati River, the
road connecting the two states was cut-off.

RAJASTHAN
03
GAUHAR CHISHTI SENT TO 7 DAYS
POLICEREMAND,AIDEOUTONBAIL
Shubham Jain
Ajmer: Dargah Khadim
Gauhar Chishti, who
was arrested from Hy-
derabad for raising ob-
jectionable slogans
against suspended BJP
spox Nupur Sharma,
wasonFridayremanded
to seven days police cu-
sody till July 22 after he
was produced at CJM
Ajanta Agarwal’s resi-
dence amid tight secu-
rity
. The police had
soughta10daysremand.
Gauhar’s aide
Munawwar, who had
given him shelter & held
along with Gauhar, was
released on bail.
The police will now
interrogate Gauhar in
detail for his connec-
tions with the accused
in the Udaipur murder
case and links with the
PFI and Dawat-e-Islami
organisation.
The police official,
however, denied any
contact with the NIA in
the matter so far.
Notably, NIA is prob-
ing the brutal killing of
tailor Kanhaiya Lal in
Udaipur and chemist
Umesh Kolhe in Amra-
vati for supporting Nu-
pur Sharma.
UDAIPUR BEHEADING FOLLOW-UP
Police to now probe
Chishti for his alleged
links with PFI and
Dawat-e-Islami
Gauhar Chishti in the police custody in Ajmer on Friday. —PHOTO BY HIMANSHU SHARMA
SDPI RULES OUT
INVOLVEMENT IN
UDPR KILLING
Jaipur: On the allega-
tion of involvement of
members of Social
Democratic Party of In-
dia (SDPI) in Udaipur’s
Kanhaiya Lal murder
case, SDPI’s National
General Secretary Yas-
meen Farooqui said that
a conspiracy is being
hatched to defame
SDPI and fabricated
allegations are being
made. Meanwhile, on
the question regarding
the activities of PFI,
Cabinet minister Pratap
Singh Khachariyawas
on Friday said that the
Centre should impose
restrictions if activities
are suspicious.
ACB BOOKS ASI IN
SIROHI FOR SEEKING
`65,000 AS BRIBE
Sirohi: The ACB has
booked ASI Arjun Singh
on charges of demand-
ing Rs 65,000 bribe
from a person in lieu of
releasing his car. The
complainant’s known
person had borrowed his
car during lockdown but
didn’t return it after that
a complaint was filed at
Abu Road RICCO PA.
ASI Arjun Singh inves-
tigated the matter and
recovered the car but
demanded the bribe in
lieu of releasing the car.
During the trap, accused
ASI dlees from spot.
INDIGO’S FLIGHT
LANDS IN JPR DUE
TO FAULTY ENGINE
New Delhi (ANI): An In-
diGo flight from Delhi to
Vadodara was diverted
to Jaipur on Thursday
night as a precaution-
ary measure follow-
ing vibrations in the
engine for a fraction of
a second. An alternate
aircraft was arranged
for the onward journey
of the passengers. The
IndiGo spokesperson
said, “There was a cau-
tion message indicated
to the pilot en route. As
a precaution, the pilot
diverted it to Jaipur for
further checks.”
NEWS DIGEST
Jaipur: MoS for Skill, Planning Entrepreneurship
Ashok Chandna while addressing the state level
function organized on World Youth Skills Day said that
the state government is
trying to make Rajasthan
a leading state by creating
an environment for skill
development. Chandna said,
“Our country has the largest
youth population, which has
immense potential.” Paralympic gold medalist Avani
Lekhara and fashion designer Ruma Devi and Govt
Secy Aarushi Malik were present at the function.
CHANDNA STRESSES ON SKILL DEVELOPMENT
FOR YOUTHS ON WORLD YOUTH SKILLS DAY
Ajmer: Dharmendra Rathore, Chairman of RTDC,
made a surprise inspection of Khadim Tourist Bun-
galow on Friday evening,
where 11 employees
including the unit head
Subhash Sharma were
found absent. He sus-
pended Sharma and put
11 staff members on APO.
He said that the negligence by employees and officer
will not be tolerated at all. —Kaushal Jain
RTDC HEAD SUSPENDS AJMER TOURIST
BUNGALOW I/C, PUTS 11 ON APO
Dotasra’s 2 years as PCC head
Jaipur: PCC Chief
Govind Singh Dotasra
completed two years at
the helm of state Con-
gress and in these two
years, his Presidency
has achieved several
feats. Dotasara took
over the command of
PCC on July 14, 2020
and under his leader-
ship, the party created
a record, of sorts, by
registering victories
in by-polls, and in elec-
tions of Panchayati
Raj and municipal
elections. —FIB
Annapurna Sen
‘Mrs Rajasthan’
sacked by Ajmer
discom for `2.22
crore fraud
First India Bureau
Ajmer:Accountsofficer
Annapurna Sen, who
had embezzled Rs 2.22 cr
in Ajmer discom, has
been sacked. She has
been Mrs Rajasthan.
This embezzlement
lasted for 19 months
(April-2017 to Oct-2018)
and it came to light 4
years ago. The case was
first investigated by dis-
com officers and later
retired IAS officer KN
Gupta. After Gupta’s re-
port came, Annapurna
Sen was given an oppor-
tunity to be heard by the
discom management on
June27,2022andonJuly
13, Sen was sacked.
At present, Sen is in
the SE office, Nagaur
andgetsanallowanceof
Rs 26,448 per month. Af-
ter the hearing, the dis-
com dismissed Sen.
Investigation showed
that Sen fraudulently
added account numbers
of herrelativesinsalary
sheets of discom staff
and subsequently trans-
ferred money into those
bank accounts.
Demur over ‘Abu
Ammi’ in text book
Bhanwar S Charan
Kota: A private English
medium school in Kota
has stirred up a contro-
versy after a book, used
to teach class second
children, was reported
to have many Urdu lan-
guagewordsandnames.
Activists of Bajrang
Dal had filed a com-
plaint in education de-
partment stating that
such education is pro-
moting Muslim ideolo-
gy in students.
In one of the chapters
of the book, a question
has been asked on how
you call your parents at
home. The answer men-
tioned is ‘Ammi and
Abbu’. Bajrang Dal ac-
tivists claim that par-
ents are complaining
that kids are speaking
words like Ammi and
Abbu at home, to which
the Bajrang Dal wants
to ban the book.
Meanwhile, authori-
ties of Shivjyoti Public
School of Kota, where
thebookisbeingtaught,
claimed to have re-
moved the controversial
book from the syllabus.
CONGRESS MLA SURESH MODI,CIVIC BODY
HEAD BOOKED FOR FLOUTING HC ORDER
First India Bureau
Sikar: A case has been
registered against Raj
Business Welfare Board
President Cong MLA
Suresh Modi for acqui-
sition of a plot in Neem-
kathana on basis of fake
documents. On instruc-
tions of Additional Civil
Judge Neemkathana,
Kotwali Police lodged a
case against MLA and
Civic body Chairman
Sarita Dewan.
The High Court had
issued an order in Janu-
ary against carrying out
any construction work
but the MLA flouted the
order put pressure on
police to keep quiet. The
original allottee lodged
a complaint on July 3
but no action was tak-
en. He then filed his
complaint with Addi-
tional Civil Judge.
RAJ BHAVAN
SUSPENDS
MLSU VC
AMRIKA SINGH
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Raj
Bhavan has suspend-
ed Professor Amrika
Singh, VC of MLSU
on the recommenda-
tion of the State govt.
Singh was constantly
being accused of cor-
ruption.
Last month, the
charge of MLSU was
given to Professor IV
Trivedi,whowillhan-
dle the responsibility
of MLSU. The State
govt had recommend-
ed suspension of Sin-
gh due to negligence
in official work.
Singh was accused
of preparing a fake
report of inspection
of Gurukul Universi-
ty
. After this, the govt
formed a committee
and got it investigat-
ed. All members in-
cluding Amrika Sin-
gh were found guilty
and were suspended
on the recommenda-
tion of the govt.
Amrika Singh

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SPIRITUAL SPEAK
The power of God is with you at
all times; through the activities
of mind, senses, breathing, and
emotions; and is constantly
doing all the work using you as
a mere instrument.
—Bhagavad Gita
IN-DEPTH
Rajnath Singh
@rajnathsingh
There is a need to increase our
infrastructure and assets in the
changing scenario of the world. The
economic, political and trade relations
between countries are constantly
evolving. Security challenges in the
Indian Ocean region and Indo-Pacific
are constantly increasing.
Nitin Gadkari
@nitin_gadkari
Youth will drive the destiny of
#NewIndia.They are the foundation
of #AatmanirbharBharat.This
#WorldYouthSkillsDay, we reiterate
our commitment towards skilling,
re-skilling and upskilling the Youth
power of the nation.
TOP TWEETS
INDIA’S GENDER
GAP NARROWS
BUT WOMEN STILL
REMAIN UNEQUAL
orld Economic Fo-
rum’s annual Gender
Gap Report ranks In-
dia low at 135th place
out of 146 countries
reflecting the gender gap that ex-
ists in the country
. It has, how-
ever, improved upon its 140th
rank of last year. Afghanistan,
where women have no freedom,
Pakistan, Congo, Iran and Chad
are placed below India. Much of
the disparity in India exists due
to patriarchy and discrimination
againstgirls,despitetheprogress
madeon“economicparticipation
and opportunity”. The report
said, “With a female population
of approximately 662 million, In-
dia’s level of attainment weighs
heavily on regional rankings.”
While women’s participation as
legislators, senior officials and
managers increased from 14.6
percent to 17.6 percent, their par-
ticipation in the labour force fell.
The health and survival sub-
index is where India needs to
work hard for improving its
score. In this category India is
among the five countries with
gender gap larger than 5 percent
and is ranked 146th , the lowest,
along with Qatar, Pakistan,
Azerbaijan and China.
W
he venerable Ti-
betan spiritual
leader, the Dalai
Lama, reached
Leh on Friday af-
ter a stopover at Jammu. The
visit comes a day before the
scheduled meeting of com-
manders of the Indian Army
and the People’s Liberation
Army on Sunday to resolve
the dispute over the Line of
Actual Control (LAC). By fa-
cilitatingDalaiLama’svisitto
Lehacoupleof daysbeforethe
border talks, India has sent a
strong message to China
which raises objections every
time the Government of India
extendsthesmallestof courte-
sies to the spiritual leader.
LastweekwhenPrimeMin-
ister Narendra Modi greeted
the Dalai Lama on his 87th
birthday prompted China to
tell India not to interfere in its
internal affairs using Tibet as
an issue. When the Dalai
Lama visited the Rashtrapati
Bhawanonaninvitationfrom
the then President Pranab
Mukherjeein2016andhisvis-
its to Arunachal Pradesh in
2009 and 2017 invited sharp
reactions from Beijing. India
has always brushed aside the
Chinese objections as the Ti-
betan monk is regarded as
New Delhi’s honoured guest.
Beijing considers the Dalai
Lama as a separatist leader
who wants to break China
when all that the spiritual
leader has been asking for is
autonomy for Tibet under the
Chinesestate.“Moreandmore
Chinesepeoplerealizethatthe
Dalai Lama is not seeking in-
dependence but a meaningful
autonomyandpreservationof
Tibetan Buddhist culture
withinChina,”thehighlyven-
erated monk said at Jammu.
By facilitating the Dalai
Lama’s two-day visit to
Ladakh India has only as-
serted its position on the ter-
ritory along LAC.
CHINA’S PROTESTS
ARE MEANINGLESS
Beijing considers the Dalai
Lama as a separatist leader
who wants to break China
when all that the spiritual
leader has been asking for
is autonomy for Tibet under
the Chinese state. More and
more Chinese people realize
that the Dalai Lama is not
seeking independence but
a meaningful autonomy
T
irbhaya, Unnao, Hathras, and
Unnao again - these have be-
come shorthand references to
crimes of rape and murder
committed against girls and
women in India. Cases of vio-
lence against women are
steadily increasing in the
country
.ThedatafromtheNa-
tional Crime Records Bureau
(NCRB) reveals that a total of
4, 05,861 cases of crimes
against women were regis-
tered during 2019 of which
most cases under crime
against women were regis-
tered under ‘Cruelty by Hus-
band or His Relatives’, fol-
lowed by ‘
Assault on Women
with Intent to Outrage her
Modesty’, ‘Kidnapping Ab-
ductionof Women’and‘Rape’.
But these data may not really
representtheactualpictureas
so many crimes against wom-
en go unreported. The local
news pages of newspapers
and the social media have a
different story to reveal as
they are flooded with real pic-
ture of crime against women
prevailinginoursocietytoday
.
InHinduism,manandwom-
an represent the two halves of
the divine body
. Yet the cus-
toms and values are favouring
men and women eternally suf-
fer this discrimination in si-
lence. The Risk factors attrib-
utingtoviolenceagainstWom-
en are: Psychiatric Morbidity
,
High consumption of alcohol
by the men, Socio-demograph-
icfactorslikePatriarchy
,Fam-
ily environment with cruelty
on women, Married women
with Triple Tragedy of the fe-
malestatus,fearpsychosisand
separated / divorced status,
Socio- cultural factors like ste-
reotyped gender roles and
dowry over the ages, Modern
life style of living, rapid tech-
nological advances and avail-
ability of pornographic mate-
rial, Elements of insensitivity
,
inefficiency
, corruption and
heavily worked and under
staffedjudicialsystemandlaw
enforcement machinery and
Weaker, decayed social fabric
with diminishing respect for
women.
National Initiatives to
Curb the Gender Violence.
Setting up National Commis-
sion for Women (1992), Reser-
vation to women in local self
government (73rd Constitu-
tional Amendment Acts
1992), The National Plan of
Action for the Girl Child
(1991-2000), “National Policy
for the Empowerment of
Women” (2001) and National
Mission for Empowerment of
Women (2010) are the major
women friendly initiatives of
our central governments.
The Other Side. Since the
new amendment to the rape
law in 2013, the threat of false
rape cases on one pretext or
the other is increasing. This
fact is evident from the study
of court judgments of fast
track courts constituted
across the country and media
reports. The judiciary is well
aware of the possible misuse
of Section 498A (Women
cruelty).A conviction of a
45-year-oldwomanforturning
hostile after filing a false case
of gang-rape of her ‘minor’
daughter by three people in-
voking IPC Section 193 (pun-
ishment for false evidence)
and rise in such cases seen
across the country strength-
ens the argument for govern-
ment to bring about modifica-
tions in the law that are gen-
der-neutralandtightenshand-
cuffs against harassment.
WAY FORWARD
We as a society have failed to
give woman her just place in
our lives and men haven’t ac-
knowledged her strength, ca-
pabilities and ability to work
together. A caring attitude
towards a girl chid in a home
is still taken as a favour to her
whereas it’s seen as a right for
male child. This is where the
change has to begin. The next
stepisgendersensitizationby
parents and teachers regard-
ing the sensitivities and
boundaries of man - woman
relationships. In most educa-
tional institutions the lines of
associations are drawn on
gender basis, be it classes,
play grounds or extracurricu-
lar activities the gender dif-
ferentiation is clearly visible.
The root cause analysis of
the crime against women
needs to be done by the gov-
ernment crime prevention
units and well defined pro-
cesses have to be put in place.
There is need to improve the
investigative infrastructure
and strengthening the police
system where we can have a
security grid system covering
thepotentialriskareas(crime
againstwomen)andearmark-
ing social volunteers to pre-
vent and report the crime to
police ASAP. Active involve-
ment of Police with motto of
good policing and prevention
insteadof punishment.Areal
timecommunicationnetwork
with desirable mobility to po-
lice will make a remarkable
difference in reducing the
crime against women.
The legislation done for
enhanced punishment for
violence perpetrated against
women and at the same time
suitable modifications in the
law to make them gender-
neutral and save avoidable
harassment from either sex.
There is a need have aware-
ness programs such as road
shows, posters, street plays,
wall paintings with an aim to
reduce the cases of gender in-
equality
. Women will be cau-
tious towards their legal
rights through legal aware-
ness camps which will help in
eliminating violence against
women. At the same time we
need to groom moral and reli-
gious values in our children
and strengthen marriage sys-
tem. Efficient and accounta-
ble law enforcement machin-
ery at all levels (administra-
tion, government, police and
judiciary) and a fully aware
and gender equality apprecia-
tive society is a prerequisite
for a crime free society
.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
Crime Against Women in India:
A Realistic and Rational Approach
N
There is a need have
awareness programs such
as road shows, posters,
street plays, wall paintings
with an aim to reduce the
cases of gender inequality.
Women will be cautious
towards their legal rights
through legal awareness
camps which will help in
eliminating violence
against women. At the
same time we need to
groom moral and religious
values in our children
We as a society have failed
to give woman her just
place in our lives men
haven’t acknowledged
her strength, abilities to
work together. A caring
attitude towards a girl chid
in a home is still taken as
a favour to her whereas it’s
seen as a right for male
child. This is where the
change has to begin
COL RAJESH BHUKAR
The author has been Head Security Rajasthan
Operations of Cairn Energy and DGM HR in
Jindal Saw Ltd

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New Delhi: LS Speaker
Om Birla Chaired a
meetingof PresidingOf-
ficers of Legislative
Bodies in Parliament
House Complex on Fri-
day
. Deputy Chairman,
RS and Presiding Offic-
ers from 17 States UTs
participated in meet.
Speakingonthisocca-
sion, Om Birla high-
lighted that debates and
discussions in legisla-
turesshouldbedignified
and every member
should conduct them-
selves in a manner that
will add to dignity and
decorum of the House.
Birla further added that
there should not be any
disruption during Ad-
dresses of President
Governor.
Presiding Officers
should meet regularly
and discuss these issues
so that meaningful dis-
cussion takes place in
legislatures, suggested
Birla. Issues like
strengthening anti-de-
fection law, awards to
outstandinglegislatures
and minimum number
of sittings of legisla-
tures were also dis-
cussed in the meeting.
Speaking about
strengthening the Anti-
DefectionLawShriBirla
said that Presiding Of-
ficers, Constitution Ex-
perts, legal scholars and
other stakeholders are
will be consulted for
amendments to the law.
Speaking on the issue
of expunctionof certain
words from parliamen-
tary proceedings, Birla
urged the Presiding Of-
ficers to inform the
Members that no word
has been banned but the
words which have been
expunged from the pro-
ceedings as per the di-
rections of the Chair
havebeencompiled.Pre-
siding Officers should
guide the Members for
dignified conduct in the
House, said Birla. He
added that efforts must
be made to enhance the
number of sittings of
State Legislatures.
Emphasizing on the
need for a single plat-
form for information
about legislatures in the
country
, Birla said that a
singledigitalplatformis
being prepared.
INDIA
05
REFRAIN MAKING ALLEGATIONS: BIRLA
The Rajya Sabha secretariat has said that such a circular is issued normally ahead of every session of Parl
Godavari flood water swells
to 19 lakh cusecs in AP
Vijaywada(PTI): Hun-
dreds of villages, main-
ly the lankas (island
villages), along the
course of Godavari are
reeling under one of
the worst floods as the
swollen river has been
discharging 19.05 lakh
cusecs of water as on
Friday morning.
The flood crossed the
third danger signal at
Sir Arthur Cotton Bar-
rage at Dowaleswaram
near Rajamahendra-
varam in Andhra
Pradesh.
On the other hand
CM Y.S. Jagan Mohan
Reddy took stock of the
flood situation in the
erstwhile East and
West Godavari districts
through a video-confer-
ence with the district
Collectors and Superin-
tendents of Police.
Over 1.50 lakh pilgrims perform yatra in
Valley so far: Shri Amarnath Shrine Board
Jammu: Over 1.50 lakh
pilgrims have per-
formed the ongoing
Amarnath Yatra as an-
other batch of 5,461 pil-
grims left the Bhagwati
Nagar base camp on
Friday (July 15) for the
Valley
. Officials of Shri
Amarnathji Shrine
Board (SASB) said so
far 1,51,768 Yatris have
performed the Yatra.
“Of these, 11,768 had
Darshan yesterday
(July 14),” officials said.
Seven people, includ-
ing five Yatris and two
porters died on Thurs-
day (July 14) in the Pa-
halgam-Chandanwari
track. Of these, two por-
ters died after slipping
from the track while
five pilgrims died of
natural causes.
On Friday, another
batch of 5,461 Yatris left
Jammu camp in two es-
corted convoys for the
Valley. Of these, 3486
are going to Pahalgam
base camp while 1975
are going to Baltal base
camp. Those using the
shorter Baltal route
have to trek 14 kms and
they return to the base
camp the same day after
having Darshan at the
cave shrine situated
3888 metres above the
sea level.Those using
the longer, traditional
Pahalgam route have to
trek 48 kms for four
days to reach the cave
shrine. Helicopter ser-
vices are available for
the pilgrims on both the
routes.
The cave shrine hous-
es an ice stalagmite
structure that wanes
and waxes with the
phases of the moon.
Devotees believe that
the ice stalagmite struc-
ture symbolises mythi-
cal powers of Lord Shi-
va. Amarnath Yatra
2022 started on June 30
and will end after 43
days on August 11.
From Pahalgam to
Holy Cave, there is pos-
sibility of rain showers
with generally cloudy
weather till evening.
Amit Shah to attend conference aiming
revival of Agricultural Rural Devp Banks
New Delhi (ANI): Un-
ion Home and Coopera-
tion Minister Amit
Shah is all set to attend
a national conference
of Agricultural Rural
Development Banks
(ARDBs) here on Satur-
day aimed at preparing
a roadmap for revival
of sector.
National Cooperative
Agriculture and Rural
Development Banks’
Federation Ltd (NAF-
CARD) is organising
the conference of AR-
DBs-2022. Shah will be
the chief guest of event.
The technical session
of the conference will
“deliberate on roadmap
for revival of ARDBs
and finalize recommen-
dations for submitting
them to government,”
says a Home Ministry
statement.
Union Minister of
State for Cooperation
and Development of
North-East Region BL
Verma; Ministry of Co-
operation Secretary,
NCUI President and
IFFCO Chairman
Dileep Sanghani, Presi-
dent, International Co-
operative Alliance-
Asia-Pacific Region and
Chairman, KRIBHCO
Dr Chandra Pal Singh
Yadav will also be at-
tending the Conference.
The conference will
also be attended by rep-
resentatives of Cooper-
ative Agriculture and
Rural Development
Banks at state and pri-
mary levels across the
country and represent-
atives from the govern-
ment, NABARD and
other National Federa-
tions. National Cooper-
ative Agriculture and
Banks Federation based
in Mumbai is an apex
body of state coopera-
tive agriculture and ru-
ral development banks
in the country
.
This conference cul-
minates the sectoral
programmes of ARDBs
including public con-
tact programme at
ground level as part of
celebrating Azadi Ka
Amrit Mahotsav.
Federation is also
holding an Award Func-
tion on occasion to fe-
licitate SCARDBs in
Kerala, Karnataka, Gu-
jarat and West Bengal
for outstanding perfor-
mance in lending, re-
covery improvement
in other parameters of
performance.
Amit Shah
Pilgrims rush to the Amarnath cave temple. —PHOTO BY ANI
ILLEGAL MINING CASE
ED seizes `11.88 cr
of J’khand CM’s aide
New Delhi, July 15
(ANI): The Enforce-
ment Directorate (ED)
has seized cash amount-
ing to Rs 11.88 crore ly-
ing in 37 different bank
accounts belonging to
Pankaj Mishra, a close
aide of Jharkhand
Chief Minister Hemant
Soren, and others in the
illegal mining case, the
agency said on Friday
.
The seized amount
belongs to Mishra,
Dahu Yadav, and their
associates. The amount
was seized under the
Prevention of Money
Laundering Act
(PMLA), 2002. Earlier,
ED had conducted
searches at 19 locations
in Sahibganj, Barhet,
Rajmahal, Mirza Chau-
ki, and Barharwar in
Jharkhand resulting in
the seizure of various
incriminating docu-
ments along with unac-
counted cash of Rs 5.34
on July 8.
During this search
operation, ED also
seized five stone crush-
ers that were being ille-
gally operated from the
Site and also five illegal
firearm cartridges, it
said.
“Evidences collected
during course of inves-
tigation including state-
ments of various per-
sons, digital evidences
documents revealed
the seized cash bank
balance is derived from
mining,” said the ED.
2 soldiers killed
in fratricidal firing
in JK’s Poonch
New Delhi: Two sol-
diers were killed and
two others injured on
Friday in a fratricidal
firing in Jammu and
Kashmir’s Poonch dis-
trict, official sources
said. One of the de-
ceased has been identi-
fied as Sepoy Ibrar
Ahmed. The injured
were airlifted to army
hospital in Udhampur.
Incident took place in-
side an army camp in
Surankote area of
Poonch district. Police
have launched investi-
gation and the reasons
behind firing incident
are being ascertained.
IN THE COURTYARD
DELHI COURT GRANTS BAIL TO MD ZUBAIR
AND ORDERS NOT TO REPEAT THE OFFENCE
HINDUS FILE PLEA IN SC TO PERFORM
RELIGIOUS RITUALS AT GYANVAPI MOSQUE
‘WOMAN WILLINGLY
STAYING WITH MAN
CAN’T FILE RAPE CASE’
SC MENTIONS BCCI
PLEA ON AMENDMENT
OF ITS CONSTITUTION
New Delhi: SC has held
that a woman, who was
in a relationship with a
man and willingly staying
with him, cannot file a
case of rape, after the
relationship had gone
sour. It ordered release
of the appellant on bail
to the satisfaction of the
competent authority. A
bench of Justices Hemant
Gupta and Vikram Nath
noted the admitted case
of the complainant that
she was in a relationship
with the appellant for a
period of four years. Also,
the complaint’s counsel
admitted that she was
21 years old, when the
relationship started.“In
view of the said fact, the
complainant has willingly
been staying with the
appellant and had the
relationship,” said bench.
New Delhi (ANI): A plea
was mentioned in the
SC on Friday seeking
an urgent hearing on a
petition related to amend-
ments in Board of Control
for Cricket in India (BCCI)
constitution. The plea
was mentioned by Senior
Advocate PS Patwalia,
who apprised the top
court that the matter
was pending for years,
to which, Chief Justice
of India NV Ramana said
that it will see. A plea
had been filed by BCCI
seeking a direction for the
extension of the tenure of
BCCI President, Sourav
Ganguly and Secretary
Jay Shah. The BCCI has
sought permission to
change the rules relating
to “cooling off” period for
the President, secretary,
and other office bearers.
TAMIL SUPERSTAR
VIJAY GETS RELIEF
FROM MADRAS HC
DELHI HC REFUSES
TO INTERVENE IN
ODISHA AIRSTRIP
Chennai: Court rules that
he needs to pay penalty
only from Jan 29, 2019 to
2021 and not from 2005.
Tamil film actor C. Joseph
Vijay received a major re-
lief from the Madras High
Court on Friday with the
court ruling that he would
be liable to pay penalty for
delayed payment of entry
tax only from January 29,
2019 to December 2021
and not from 2005 when
he imported a BMW X5
from the United States.
Tamil film actor C. Joseph
Vijay received a major re-
lief from the Madras High
Court on Friday with the
court ruling that he would
be liable to pay penalty
for delayed payment of
entry tax only from Jan
29, 2019 to Dec 2021
not from 2005 when he
imported a BMW X5.
New Delhi (ANI): The
Delhi HC on Friday refused
to hear a plea seeking
revival of the Amarda
Road Airstrip/Rasgovin-
dpur Airstrip situated in
the Mayurbhanj district
of Odisha.The bench of
Justice Satish Chandra
Sharma and Justice Sub-
ramonium Prasad refused
to hear the matter in detail
and said that the matter
is purely a policy decision
of the government and
concerned authorities in
which the court cannot
intervene. The petitioner,
Radha Shyam Jena,
practising advocate, stated
in the plea that the defunct
airstrip situated adjacent
to the state of Jharkhand
and West Bengal can
be utilized for industrial
purposes, thereby gener-
ating mass employment
for thousands including
skilled technicians and
factories for manufactur-
ing missiles. The plea held
that the airstrip is far from
public use after Second
World War, can now be
used as landing ground.
New Delhi (PTI): A Delhi court Friday granted bail to Alt
News co-founder Mohammed Zubair in a case related to
an objectionable tweet he had posted in 2018
against a Hindu deity, saying the accused is
not required for any custodial interrogation.
Additional Sessions Judge Devender Kumar
Jangala granted the relief to Zubair on a bail
bond of Rs 50,000 and one surety of like
amount and directed him not to leave the
country without its prior permission.The court also directed
the accused not to repeat the offence.
New Delhi: A petition has been filed before SC seeking a
direction to allow Hindus to perform religious practices or
rituals at ‘Shivling’ at disputed Gyanvapi site,
which is adjacent to famous Kashi Vishwa-
nath Temple in Varanasi. The petition filed
by one Rajesh Mani Tripathi, president of the
Shri Krishana Janma Bhumi Mukti Sthal, has
said since month of ‘Shravana’ is starting,
Hindus may be allowed to offer puja and
exercise their right. “Petitioner’s right to preaches his own
religious practices and rituals according to Hindu customs
as provided under Article 25 of the Constitution of India
and it is a fact that the month of Shravana,” plea stated.
First India Bureau
Mumbai: The US
Consulate Gen-
eral in Mumbai
celebrated the
246th anniver-
sary of US in-
de pendence
recently in
M u m b a i .
Chief Guest
Iqbal Singh
Chahal, BMC Commis-
sioner, joined Chargè
d’Affaires Patricia Lac-
ina and Consul General
David J Ranz to mark
the birthday of the
United States. The
event also recognized
the 75th anniversary of
U.S.-India diplomatic
ties. A highlight of the
evening was the pag-
eantry of the presenta-
tion of the colors by a
U.S. Marine Corps
Color Guard.
In his remarks, Con-
sul General Ranz recog-
nized Commissioner
Chahalforhisextraordi-
nary efforts to manage
theCOVID-19pandemic,
saying: “His leadership
was critical to saving
countless lives.”
US Consulate Mumbai Celebrates 246th
American I-Day
US-INDIA DIPLOMATIC TIES
Consul General Ranz recognized
BMC Commissioner Iqbal Singh
Chahal for his extraordinary
efforts to manage the COVID-19
Iqbal Singh Chahal addressing guests, also seen David J Ranz.
David J Ranz and Iqbal Singh Chahal during the event.
—FILE PHOTO
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Dumka (ANI): As
many as 33 government
schools in Jharkhand’s
Dumka district have
Friday as their weekly
off instead of Sunday,
apparently without any
permission from au-
thorities.
District Education
authorities have sought
a report into the matter,
after which officials
said an investigation
will be initiated. Inci-
dentally, Dumka is the
hometown of chief
minister Hemant Sor-
en. Ten govt schools of
Dumka’s Shikaripara
Block, eight of Ranish-
war Block, seven of
Saraiyahat Block, two
of Jama Block and Jar-
mundi Block, Kathi-
kund Block and Dumka
Block have holidays on
Fridays. Most of these
institutions sport name
boards suffixing “Urdu
school” along with the
names of the schools.
“We have written a let-
ter to the Block educa-
tion officers of the 33
schools advising them
to enquire into the mat-
ter. All the schools have
Urdu in their names,”
said Sanjay Kumar Das,
District Superinten-
dent of Education,
Dumka on Thursday.
The official said that no
instruction to keep
schools closed on Fri-
day has been issued by
the department.
New Delhi (ANI): The
Centre is likely to bring
legislation by which
digital media in the
country will be regu-
lated and could face ac-
tion for “violations”
under the Registration
of Press and Periodi-
cals Bill, sources said.
The bill, if passed,
will replace the Press
and Registration of
Books Act, 1867, which
regulates newspapers
and printing presses
in India.
Under the Registra-
tion of Press and Peri-
odicals Bill, that pro-
poses to bring digital
media on par with
newspapers, digital
platforms will have to
apply for registration,
sources said.
The bill, that is yet
to be taken up by Cab-
inet, proposes to in-
clude “news on digital
media through any
electronic device”.
Digital publishers
will need to register
with the Press Regis-
trar General, sources
said.
First India Bureau
Jammu: Union Minis-
ter of State (Independ-
ent Charge) Science
Technology; Minister
of State Earth Sciences;
Dr Jitendra Singh on
Friday said that Jammu
and Kashmir’s Kisht-
war will become North
India’s major “power
hub” generating nearly
6,000 MW of power after
the completion of the
ongoing power projects.
Addressing a public
rally through virtual
mode from Jammu, as
he could not make it to
Kishtwar due to inclem-
ent weather, Dr Jiten-
dra Singh said, the sur-
plus power from Kisht-
war will not only be
utilised for other parts
of the UT, but will also
be sold to other States.
He lamented that the
rich natural resources
of Chenab were not ex-
ploited by the previous
governments which
ruled JK for 60-65
years. Pertinent to
mention that 1000 MW
Pakal Dul Project, 624
MW Kiru Project, 540
MW Kwar Project and
930 MW Kirthai Project
are all located in close
vicinity of each other,
along with 850 MW Ra-
tle Project which has
been revived as a Joint
venture between the
Centre and the UT.
This, the Minster
said, makes Kishtwar
region as one of the big-
gest power hubs of
North India. He also an-
nounced 100 percent
reservation for locals in
unskilled jobs for these
projects and promised
to give preference to lo-
cal talent in skilled
manpower require-
ment.
‘Kishtwar to be power hub of North’
FOR BETTERMENT
TRINAMOOLASKSITSMPs,MLAs
TO REACH KOLKATA BY 17 JULY
Kolkata (Agencies):
The Trinamool Con-
gress leadership has
asked all its elected
MLAs in West Bengal
to ensure that they
reach Kolkata by July
17 afternoon, a day be-
fore the Presidential
polls.
Similar instructions
have been sent to the
party MPs from both
Houses of Parliament
who have opted to cast
their votes at the West
Bengal Assembly
premises. Highly
placed party sources
said that this instruc-
tion has been given so
that veterans in the
party, who have prior
experience in voting in
the Presidential polls,
update the newcomers
in Parliamentary poli-
tics about the rules and
procedures.
A senior party lead-
er and a heavyweight
member in state cabi-
net said on strict condi-
tion of anonymity that
cancellation of a single
vote of any Trinamool
Congress MLA or MP
will be a great embar-
rassment for the party
.
“The opposition candi-
date Yashwant Sinha
was TMC national
vicepresident, who
resigned from the post
to contest for the Presi-
dential polls. So, what-
ever might be the final
results, we have to en-
sure all the votes from
our camp go in favour
of Sinha and not a sin-
gle vote is cancelled,”
he said.
New Delhi (ANI): The Aam Aadmi Party will
take a decision on the July 18 Presidential
election on Saturday. A meeting of the AAP
political affairs committee will be held on
Saturday where the party will take a call as
to whom to back in the Pre poll -- NDA nomi-
nee Draupadi Murmu or joint opposition
candidate Yashwant Sinha. With Bhagwant
Mann becoming the Chief Minister of Punjab
after AAP swept the Assembly polls, the
party’s number in the Lok Sabha
has been reduced to zero.
However, AAP has 10
members in the Upper
House, along with
62 MLAs in Delhi.
Dehradun(PTI): Uttarakhand’s Parliamen-
tary Affairs Minister Premchand Aggrawal
on Friday requested all MLAs in the state
to stay in Dehradun from July 16 till they
cast their votes for the presidential elec-
tion on July 18 polls. “There is a meeting
scheduled to be held at the Chief Minis-
ter’s residence on July 16 over the ensuing
presidential election. All the MLAs have
been requested to attend the meet-
ing,” Aggrawal said. A mock
drill will also be conducted
for MLAs in this regard
on July 17 in which
their presence will
be required.
33 J’khand government
schools give weekly off
on Friday, probe on
TMC has asked all its MLAs to
reach Kolkata a day before Prez poll
New delhi (PTI): Un-
ion Health Minister
Mansukh Mandaviya
launched ‘Covid Vacci-
nation Amrit Mahot-
sav’ at Covid Vaccina-
tion Camp in Nirman
Bhawan on Friday and
appealed to the masses
to get the free dose so as
to ensure protection
against COVID-19.
“
All Health Ministry
employees initiated their
inoculation of the free
doses. My appeal to all
citizens above the age of
18 years to get the free
dose to ensure your pro-
tection against COV-
ID19,”said“On‘
Aza-
di Ka Amrit Mahot-
sav’, all eligible
populations (18+)
can get a free pre-
cautiondoseforthe
next 75 days, start-
ing today
,” he added.
Cabinet Secretary Ra-
jiv Gauba is also likely
to chair a meeting with
all Chief Secretaries of
all states/UTs on the
free precaution dose
campaign launched on
Friday for the next 75
days.
GovttointroducebillinParlto
regulate digital media: Report
Mandaviya launches ‘Covid
Vac Amrit Mahotsav’
MUMBAIKARS ENJOY HIGH TIDE AT GATEWAY
High tides form near the Gateway of India due to the incessant rainfall, in Mumbai on Friday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya launched ‘Covid
Vaccination Amrit Mahotsav’ at Covid Vaccination Camp, Nirman
Bhawan, in New Delhi on Friday. —PHOTO BY ANI
—PICTURE FOR REPRESENTATION
—PICTURE FOR REPRESENTATION
New Delhi (PTI):Demonstrations, dharnas or religious
ceremonies cannot be held in the precincts of Parlia-
ment House, a circular by the Rajya Sabha secretariat
has said, drawing ire from the Opposition on Friday
even as the authorities termed the issuance of such
notices as “routine” affair ahead of the sessions. The
Rajya Sabha secretariat has said that such a circular is
issued normally ahead of every session of Parliament.
The Secretariat also provided copies of the similar
circular issued during the Congress-led UPA regime in
2013 and said such circulars are being issued for many
years now.
Kolkata: Hours after former IPL Chairman Lalit Modi
announced that he is dating Bollywood actress and
former Miss Universe Sushmita Sen and intends to tie
the knot with her soon, her father and retired Indian Air
Force officer Shubeer Sen on Friday said that he has
absolutely no knowledge regarding this development.
”I do not have any knowledge or information about this
development. I had a telephonic conversation with my
daughter on Friday morning only’’.
New Delhi: PM Modi has invited people to share the
ideas and suggestions for upcoming episode of ‘Mann
Ki Baat’. The ideas can be shared on MyGov, Namo
App. People can also record their message by dialing
the number 1800-11-7800. Sharing MyGov invitation,
Prime Minister Modi tweeted, “Do you have inputs for
this month’s #MannKiBaat, which will take place on
the 31st? I look forward to hearing them... share them
either on MyGov or the NaMo App.
Gurugram: A fake call
centre was busted here on
the intervening night of
Thursday and Friday and
18 people were arrested
for allegedly duping
foreign nationals on the
pretext of text support.
According to the police,
the accused used to cre-
ate false pressure on the
victims by invoking the
fear of child pornography
and the possibility that
their bank account details
may be compromised.
New Delhi: PM Modi
on Friday paid homage
to Congress stalwart K
Kamaraj on his birth an-
niversary, saying he made
an indelible contribu-
tion to India’s freedom
struggle and also made a
mark as a compassionate
administrator. A former
chief minister of erstwhile
Madras State, now Tamil
Nadu, Kamaraj was a key
organisational leader of
the Congress and played
a crucial role.
New DElhi (ANI): India recorded 20,038 new Covid-19
cases, 47 deaths in the last 24 hours, pushing the
total death toll to 5,25,604, as per data released
by the Ministry of Health on Friday. The active
cases stand at 1,39,073. The country also
reported 16,994 recoveries in a day. The
number of people who have recuperated from
the disease has increased to 4,30,45,350.
New Delhi (PTI): The Ministry of Health and Family Wel-
fare on Friday releases guidelines for the management of
Monkeypox disease.The ministry listed out points for the
general masses to avoid the contradiction of the disease
which included avoiding contact with sick people and
avoiding contact with dead or wild animals(rodents,
monkeys). The general public has also been advised
to visit the nearest health facility if one comes in close
contact with monkeypox-affected person.
PARLIAMENT PREMISES CAN’T BE USED
FOR PROTESTS, STRIKES, SAYS RULE
SUSHMITA’S FATHER DENIES KNOWLEDGE
OF HER RELATIONSHIP WITH LALIT MODI
PRIME MINISTER NARENDRA MODI
INVITES IDEAS FOR ‘MANN KI BAAT’
FAKE CALL CENTRE
BUSTED IN DELHI,
18 HELD
PM REMEMBERS K.
KAMARAJ ON HIS
BIRTH ANNIV
INDIA REPORTS 20,038 NEW CORONAVIRUS
CASES, 47 DEATHS IN LAST 24 HOURS
AAP TO TAKE CALL ON
PRESIDENTIAL POLL TODAY
CRUCIAL READ
U’KHAND PARL MINISTER ASKS
MLAS TO STAY IN DOON TILL POLL
Naqvi to…
Naqvi as the undisputed
Muslim face while also
upliftingitsimageonthe
international platforms.
On the other hand,
due to political reasons
coming out of Punjab,
the party can go ahead
with Hardeep Puri
which can be seen as a
safe bet for damage con-
trol in view of farmers’
movement and AAP
govt. and in view of sen-
iority, consent can also
be made in the name of
Suresh Prabhu, who is a
four-time Lok Sabha MP
from Shiv Sena and
joined the BJP and ful-
filled the responsibility
of the Railway Minister.
Now in view of Shiv
Sena ‘Factor’ of Maha-
rashtra, a former Shiv
Sainikcangettherespon-
sibilityof VicePresident.
Meanwhile, the BJP
parliamentary board
meeting will be held on
Saturday for final deci-
sion in this regard dur-
ing which the board will
consider fielding or not
fieldinganyMuslimcan-
didate because a section
of the BJP has a differ-
ent opinion about this.
It is believed that it
will finally be Narendra
Modi, Amit Shah and
Mohan Bhagwat who
will take the final deci-
sion.
FROM P1…
Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh virtually addressing a public
rally at Kishtwar on Friday.
Yashwant
Sinha
Draupadi
Murmu
PREZ
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HEALTH MINISTRY ISSUES GUIDELINES
FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF MONKEYPOX

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‘TAINTED’ PROF TO HEAD RU PHYSICS
DEPT, EYEBROWS RAISED ON ORDER
Bharat Dixit
Jaipur: The decision
of the Rajasthan Uni-
versity to appoint
Prof Rishi Singhal as
the Head of Physics
department has raised
eyebrows in the uni-
versity circles as Prof
Singhal and one more
faculty member were
accused of demanding
sexual favours from a
PhD student prepar-
ing thesis under his
guidance in 2011.
A police case was
filed against Prof Sin-
ghal and Dr SN Dolia at
Gandhi Nagar police
station, charges framed
in 2013, and the matter
is still in the court. The
charges were framed
against Dr Singhal and
DrDoliaunderSections
354, 341, 292 of the Indi-
anPenalCode(IPC)and
under the Indecent Rep-
resentation of Women
(Prohibition) Act.
Now, the question
arises whether Univer-
sity administration
did not find any other
qualified professor or
what was the reason
that the university ap-
pointed a tainted fac-
ulty member to head
the department.


 


BOOKED, HELD, CHARGED, REINSTATED
Prof Rishi Singhal,
Dr SN Dolia were
accused of seeking
sexual favours from
PhD student in 2011
Nothing serious
happened
between me
Kirori: Rathore
Jaipur: Two days af-
ter BJP MP Kirori
Lal Meena and Depu-
ty leader of opposi-
tion Rajendra
Rathore exchanged
heated arguments
over the entry of par-
ty workers during the
arrival of NDA presi-
dential candidate
Draupadi Murmu,
Rathore on Friday
while replying to a
question on a clarifi-
cation sought by
high command from
him said that there
is no such incident
happened where a re-
port can be sought
from him. —FIB
Kamal Kant
Jaipur: A two-day All
India Legal Services
Authorities meet will
be inaugurated by
Chief Justice of India N
V Ramana on Saturday
.
The meet is being or-
ganised by the National
Legal Services Author-
ity (NLSA) for which
around 80 judges have
come to Jaipur.
Discussionwillbeheld
in 3 technical sessions in
the conference and the
target for legal services
in the country will be set
for2047,the100thyearof
Independence.
The first session will
be held on Saturday
from 12 noon to 1:30 pm,
the second from 2:15 pm
to 3:30 pm and the third
will be held on Sunday
from 9:30 am to 11:30 am.
Justice Uday Umesh
Lalit, executive chair-
man of NALSA will pre-
sent a road map of “how
to strengthen the legal
serviceinthecountry”in
the concluding session.
80 judges to brainstorm in
two-day NALSA meet in Jpr
Justice UU Lalit at JPR airport.
—PHOTO
BY
MUKESH
KIRADOO
CJI Justice NV Ramana
will inaugurate a digi-
tal museum in Legislative
Assembly today. CM
Ashok Gehlot, SC Judges
Ajay Rastogi and Dinesh
Maheshwari and CJ of
Rajasthan High Court
Justice SS Shinde, Shanti
Dhariwal, Gulab Chand
Kataria, Ramcharan
Bohra will be present.
CJI RAMANA TO
INAUGURATE
DIGITAL MUSEUM

Yogesh Sharma
Jaipur: Minister of
State for Soldier Welfare
Rajendra Singh Gudha
said on Friday that he
and his peers (who
jumped into the Con-
gressbandwagondefect-
ing from the Bahujan
SamajParty) arenotthe
people of Congress cul-
ture. “We have also
formed the Congress
government. It has also
been saved but we have
not been able to set in
Congress culture. Don’t
know what is the cul-
ture of Congress, but we
came in it according to
our will. Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot knows
what men we are, the
rest of them, we know
nothing about,” Gudha
said while interacting
with the journalists af-
ter the public hearing at
the state Congress head-
quarters.
The Minister further
said, “We can’t under-
stand Congress’ culture.
We work hand in hand
with the people. Our
only thing is that when
we hold public hearings
every day, 1000 to 500
people come, this is a
routine work. I feel very
light in the state Con-
gress office. I alone do
publichearingsof about
thousand and five hun-
dred people in my area
and there are very few
people here. If people’s
problems are provided
solution in the Congress
office, then it will
strengthen the party
, its
result will be great.”
Gudha said that the
work raised by him and
his5otherpeersisbeing
done. “We are getting
stuck a bit due to wrong
alignment but we will
amicably sort it out.
There is no minister
whose alignment has
beenmessedup,”Gudha
said and added further,
“It is my suggestion that
if thereisagovernment,
then the officials should
be restrained. People
should work hand in
hand. Time boundation
should be on officers,
tighten them. Be it IAS
or IPS, they should work
immediately
. Request-
ing will not work.”
After Gudha’s state-
ments, political observ-
ers believe that he has
given a political signal
for the coming times by
giving a statement that
he is not set in the cul-
tureof Congress.Gudha
has given rise to politi-
cal discussions by ques-
tioning the style of func-
tioning of the govern-
ment and the party
.
Even during the pre-
vious Congress govern-
ment, six BSP MLAs in-
cluding Rajendra Gud-
ha had joined the Con-
gress. Later he lost on
Congress ticket and left
the party
. He contested
the last election with
BSP and after winning
merged with Congress.
Gudhahasgivenclear
indications that he may
go ahead with the old
party as per the political
need.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: CM Ashok
Gehlot has approved
an amount of Rs 12
crore for various civil
works and equipment
purchases in the Insti-
tute of Pediatrics,
Neonatology and Ma-
ternity Department at
JK Lone Hospital of
Kota. About 101 regu-
lar posts and 113 con-
tract posts will be cre-
ated after CM’s nod. .
As per proposal, 2
posts of Professor, 4
of Associate Profes-
sor, 6 of Asst Prof, 5 of
Sr Resident, 5 of
Nurse Grade-I, 70 of
Nurse Grade-II, 2 of
Lab Technician, 2 of
Asst Radiographer,
while 1 each of Physi-
otherapist, Child Psy-
chologist, ECG and
Sonography Techni-
cian, Speech Thera-
pist and Counselor
will be created thus
totalling a 101 new
posts. Besides, 113
contractual posts will
also be created.
Sports facilities...
Asiad and Common-
wealth has also been
increased manifold,” he
said.
The CM said that
about 30 lakh sportsper-
sons would participate
in the Rajiv Gandhi Ru-
ral Olympic Games. In
this, the sports talents
of the villages will get a
big platform and they
will get opportunities to
make their future in the
sports world. Gehlot
said, “To provide em-
ployment to the youth,
the state government
has done more than one
lakh recruitments so
far. Apart from this, 1.25
lakh jobs have been giv-
en by the present gov-
ernment so far, Setting
up of Ahimsa park in
Maharaja Ganga Singh
University would give a
message to youth to
connect with Bapu’s
ideals.”
Education Minister
Dr B D Kalla said that
Soon an international
level cycle velodrome
would be ready in Bi-
kaner.
Higher Edu Min RS
Yadav said that educa-
tion is the basis of fu-
ture of youth. The Pres-
ident of Rajasthan State
Sports Council, Dr.
Krishna Poonia said
that the state govern-
ment has increased the
honorarium for medal
winners in various
sports including Olym-
pics and Asiad.
Gehlot inaugurated the
new auditorium built in
the university campus
with a capacity of about
1000 spectators. He un-
veiled the statue of Ma-
hatma Gandhi at Ahin-
sa Park of the Univer-
sity
. Gehlot also laid the
foundation stone of the
Multipurpose Indoor
Hall to be built in the
Dr. Karni Singh Stadi-
um Complex at a cost of
about Rs 7.50 cr, where
players will be able to
get facilities for various
indoor sports training.
Laxman Raghav
Bikaner: Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot said
on Friday that the
drinking water prob-
lem of about 13 lakh
people of Bikaner city
and 32 surrounding vil-
lages would be perma-
nently resolved through
the Urban Restructured
Water Supply Scheme.
Gehlot addressed the
foundation stone laying
ceremony of water sup-
ply scheme at Ravindra
Rangmanch Auditori-
um in Bikaner. He said
that this scheme would
prove to be extremely
beneficial for Bikaner.
He directed to ensure
its timely implementa-
tion and regular moni-
toring of it.
The Chief Minister
said that the people of
Rajasthan understand
the value of water and
have been managing it
effectively. Describing
the Indira Gandhi Ca-
nal Project as the life-
line of western Ra-
jasthan, he said, “The
Central Government
should declare the East-
ern Canal Project as a
national project. This
will directly benefit 13
districts of the state.
Only 1 percent surface
water is available in Ra-
jasthan having 10 per-
cent land area in the
country. Therefore, its
effective management
is a big challenge. De-
spite this, effective
work is being done by
the state government in
the direction of reach-
ing door-to-door water
supply
.”
Meanwhile, Educa-
tion Minister Dr BD
Kalla, said, “According
to the master plan of
the scheme, works
worth Rs 614.9 crore
will be done in the first
phase and Rs 798 crore
in the second phase.
Work orders worth Rs
176 crore have been is-
sued for the first pack-
age of water supply
scheme. He urged the
CM for a permanent so-
lution to problem of
railway gates of Bikan-
er. PHED Minister Dr.
Mahesh Joshi said
“Providing drinking
water to every house-
hold is the top priority
of the government and
efforts are being made
to meet every demand
related to drinking wa-
ter in a time bound
manner. Notably, Chair-
man of Rajasthan Agro
Industry Development
Board, Rameshwar
Dudi said that under
CM’s leadership, State
Govt has tried to bring
revolution in every
field. MoS for Power,
BhanwarS Bhati said
that sanctioning water
supply scheme on basis
of plan for the coming
25 years reflects the far-
reaching thinking of
the government.
A loving heart sees so much of what
is invisible to the eye, which is
precisely what is the power of love.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/004/2022-24
 You have laid the
foundation stone of
the water supply
scheme ERCP issue
is pending?
Look, I have said that
already
, the JJM scheme
which is a plan to reach
every household, is a
very ambitious project,
50% of it belongs to Raj
government, a project
of Rs 66,000 crore has
been completed, but the
time limit till 2024 by
Centre is less. Their
share is 50%, we have
demanded to increase
the scheme till 2026 be-
cause there are long dis-
tances between villages
in state. Not a single
scheme of Rajasthan
falls under national pro-
jects. So we have de-
manded that at least
ERCP should be de-
clared as such.
 It wasn’t included
in the meeting of the
North Zonal Council?
No. It is not their fault
because it is a matter of
MP Rajasthan and MP
didn’t come for the re-
gional council. So I
briefed Home Minister
separately about it.
 The Centre is talk-
ing about GST on
flour and pulses...
This scheme was intro-
duced by UPA govt with
a single tax, but
they made 4-5
slabs.The en-
tire scheme is
wrong. So it has
been changed. Already
inflation has increased,
if more GST is imposed,
then it will increase fur-
ther. So this is the poli-
cy of Modi ji because of
which the country is
suffering. They want
that the entire country
should be ruled by one
party and that is the
BJP the RSS, this is
their dangerous inten-
tion.The entire nation
is worried. People
aren’t speaking
out of fear of
ED, Income Tax
and CBI.
 Incidents disturb-
ing communal har-
mony happened in
Rajasthan. What do
you think will hap-
pen in next election?
Look, the way we have
tackled them, the ac-
cused were immediate-
ly caught, after that
NIA came into the pic-
ture we are cooperat-
ing with them. It was an
unfortunate incident, a
heinous crime, there is
no pardon for it. Govt
left no stone unturned
in doing what it could
after the incident oc-
curred.
 Kataria is saying
that the name you are
taking that BJP
members tried to save
these men, these alle-
gations are wrong
and baseless?
There are photographs
of BJP leaders and Ka-
taria ji along with the
main accused. There
was word that when
case was registered,
then BJP leaders called
up at the police station.
Thismeansthataccused
was in contact with
these men. The depth of
this connect should be
probed by NIA.
 Shekhawat is say-
ing that Gehlot govt
is stalling ERCP
that he will tell the
truth to people...
So, tell them the truth.
That is what we want.
Send us in writing, but
how can you say that
the project will be
shelved? Our water, our
catchment area, our
money, we are investing
all the money in
Navnera dam and this
time, I have kept more
than Rs 9,000 cr for fu-
ture projects related to
Bisalpur and Isarda. As
of now the Central gov-
ernment has nothing,
so why are they object-
ing? This is beyond our
comprehension. We
will welcome, if he
himself goes and de-
clares the ERCP as a
‘National Project.’ We
will welcome him the
same day
.
We are ready for ERCP, Union govt should make a move now: CM
CM Ashok Gehlot lays the foundation stone of the Urban Restructured Water Supply Scheme during a programme at Ravindra Rangmanch
in Bikaner on Friday.Also seen here are Dr Mahesh Joshi, Bhanwar S Bhati, Dr BD Kalla, Rameshwar Dudi, Subodh Agarwal and others.
WATERWOESOF13LPEOPLEOF
BIKANERWILLBERESOLVED:CM
GEHLOT LAID FOUNDATION STONE OF URBAN RESTRUCTURED WATER SUPPLY SCHEME
COURTESY MEET
CM Ashok Gehlot met the ex-President of Rajasthan
Sahitya Akademi,Vedvyas at his residence in Bikaner and
enquired about his health.Vedvyas gifted Gehlot books
titled, ‘Azadi Ra Bhagirath Mahatma Gandhi,’ ‘ Andhere
Mein Roshni Ki Talaash’ ‘Ek Desh Mere Sapno Ka.’
Boosting infant health: `12cr
for Kota’s JK Lone Hospital
“UDH’s ‘ALIGNMENT’ IS A LITTLE
OUT, BUT WE WILL SORT IT OUT”
Rajendra Gudha during a Jansunwai at PCC HQs in Jaipur.
GUDHA AGAIN FIRES SALVOS ON RAJ CONGRESS
CM APPROVES REORGANISATION
IN AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT
FROM P1…
 With this decision of
CM Ashok Gehlot,
Dept personnel will
get promotion op-
portunities.
 11 posts of Additional
Director, 18 for Joint
Director, 21 for Dy
Director Agriculture
(Extension), 25 for
Asst Director and 201
for Asst Agriculture
Officer will be created
in the Agriculture
Department.
 In place of Joint
Director in 10 block
offices of Agriculture
Department, the post
of Additional Director,
the post of one Addl
Director (Administra-
tion) at the Com-
missionerate and
remaining 7 posts will
remain the same.
 In 33 district offices,
the posts of Joint Di-
rector will be replaced
by Dy Director.
 In Agriculture Depart-
ment, Commissioner-
ate’s 3 posts will be
changed from Joint
Director to Deputy
Director.
 In other wings, posts
of 9 Joint Directors
will be converted
into the posts of Dy
Director. The post
of Assistant Direc-
tor will be there in
77 sub-district level
offices. There will be
a minimum of 2 posts
of Agriculture Officer
in district/sub-district
offices.
 2,500 new posts of
senior agricultural
supervisors will be
created at the field
(Panchayat Samiti/
Gram Panchayat) level
under the sub-district
offices under the de-
partment. These posts
will be filled by 100%
promotion.
 201 new posts of
Assistant Agriculture
Officer will be filled by
60% promotion and
40% through direct
recruitment.
Amount approved
for institute of
Pediatrics,
Neonatology and
Maternity
Approval for
creation of 101
regular and 113
contract posts given
Independent candidate in
the recently concluded RS
polls, Dr Subhash Chan-
dra will host a dinner to
Rajasthan BJP’s legislators
on July 16. The dinner will
be organised at Zee Studio,
Jaipur for the support given
in RS polls.
DR CHANDRA TO
HOST DINNER FOR
BJP MLAs TODAY
CHANDNA’S ABSENCE
FROM CM’s EVENT
CREATES CURIOSITY!
While laying the foundation stone for drinking
water project for 13 lakh people of Bikaner, CM
Ashok Gehlot, didn’t forget about the 13 Raj districts
that still await ERCP. He stressed that the state govt is
ready its the Centre, which is stalling the project.
Gehlot also spoke about the communal tensions in
the state in an interview with media. Excerpts...
Bikaner: CM Gehlot hon-
oured players in Bikaner
also released the logo T-
shirt of Rural Olympics, but
Chandna didn’t visit Bikaner
as he had a prior committ-
ment to attend an event in
Jaipur on World Skill Day
on Friday. PHED Minister Dr
Mahesh Joshi accompanied
Gehlot to Bikaner but he
couldn’t attend the Ganga
Singh University event due to
ill health. He was present at
stone laying of drinking water
scheme. —Naresh Sharma

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A GO-GETTER DIVA
City First spoke to magnanimous Kashish from Bharatpur where she
shared glimpses of her journey. She also spoke about the importance
of optimism in life. Here are some excerpts of that chit-chat
lamour
is the ex-
pression
of confi-
dence. A
glamor-
o u s
woman is al-
ways elegant
and possesses an air of
poise. One such magnetic
soul is Kashish Ashwani
who puts her best foot for-
wardineverythingshedoes.
City First spoke to Kashish
Ashwani about her journey
in the modelling world.
Describe yourself for us.
My name is Kashish
Ashwani and I am from
Bharatpur. I am pursuing
an undergraduate course at
Maharani College. My hob-
bies are sketching and
dancing because creativity
attracts me to the core.
What would you say are
some vital skills to make
it in the modelling world?
I believe that a certain
set of skills is necessary to
make it to the modelling
world. I think my biggest
strength is my positive at-
titude. I accept challenges
with optimism. I believe
that’s what makes me suc-
cessful in everything that I
do. I keep motivating my-
self to achieve more in life.
I am a disciplined person
who is flexible enough to
adapt to change. I am both
a good listener as well as a
quick learner.
If you could go in future
and tell yourself one
thing about your career
what would it be?
Yes, there is a dream that I
am working towards and I
shall remind myself of the
same in future. I wish to
represent Rajasthan on a
higher platform at the Miss
India beauty pageant.
What inspired you to
become a supermodel?
What challenges did you
face in this journey?
I am a self-made girl who
comes from a small place in
Rajasthan. Yogesh Sir and
Nimisha ma’am inspired
and supported me in my
journey. I faced multiple
challenges in my journey
and even my relatives made
fun of me. It demotivated
metothecoreandIthought
that I won’t be able to
make it to Miss Ra-
jasthan. However, it all
changed after I attended
the 7-day training ses-
sion which changed my
life.
What was the
biggest rookie
mistake you
made?
The biggest
rookie mis-
take I com-
mittedwas
that I
turned un-
derconfi-
dent and didn’t believe in
myself. It is very important
to have strong faith in your
abilities.
What has been the most
memorable moment in
your career?
The most memorable mo-
mentinmycareerwaswhen
I was declared Miss Ra-
jasthan Runner-up 2021. It
wassorewardingthatIshall
remember the date of Octo-
ber 5 for the rest of my life.
Theeyesof myparentswere
filled with pride.
DHANUSHREE VYAS
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—PHOTOS BY MUKESH KIRADOO

10-11
ETC
CITY FIRST
he poster launch
party of Bikaji pre-
sents First India
Food and Hospital-
ity Awards 2022
and FS Realty pre-
sents The Fashion
Connect Season 12 Fair-
mont Jaipur took place on
Thursday at Lounge 18 of
Marriott Hotel in Jaipur.
The spectacular evening
witnessed the various so-
cialites of Jaipur.
Youth Icon and brand am-
bassador Rishee Miglani
added charm to the bash.
The party exuded scintillat-
ing music and lip-smacking
delicacies. It was graced by
eminent guests such as
Kamla Poddar, Prisha,
Bhawna, Vineet Jain,
Akanksha Bakshi, Dr Rimi
Shekhawat, Alfiya, Dr Anir-
udh, Dr Bhawna, Akansha
Bakshi, Dr Rimmi, Vineet
Jain, Meera Kataria, Nisha
Singh, Tina Kapoor, Manda-
kini, Teena Sawhney, Hema
Rathore, Dr Swati and Nar-
endra Singh Rathore, etc.
SOME MORE GLIMPSES
GALA NIGHT
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Vineet Jain
Dhirendra Raghav, Virendra and Abha
Anjula, Mohit and Akansha
Prateek and Mandakini
Cauldron sisters
Rahul Maini and Vinodh
Narendra Singh, Dhirendra Raghav and Shivraj Rathore
Manvi, Sonia, Rajat and Rishee
Ankit and Amit
Vishal and Shantanu
Akansha Bakshi Radhika and Zubin
Kamla Poddar and Raj Bansal
Ayan, Manan, Poonam, JD Maheshwari and Sandeep Singh Karan, Karanvijay, Amit and Rishee Rimi and Shivraj Minal, Ananta and Swati
Ashwin, Poonam, Neeta and Karan Shalini and Farah Kanakh Teena, Hema, Nisha, Meera and Rimi Deepak and Anjali
Franceieli and Pooja Narendra Singh
Tanya and Suvrat
Rahul Maini
Swati, Rahul and Rina
Shradha Vyas, Nasrin Bano and Alfiya
Shivani, Ayush and Sanjay Rina
Vinod, Shivendra, Nikhil, Vidhi, Rishee, Tapan and Chetan
Dhirendra Raghav, Narendra Singh, Shivraj,
Dr Bhawna, Dr Rimi and Akansha Lokesh and Kamla Poddar
—PHOTOS
BY
SANTOSH
SHARMA
AND
MUKESH
KIRADOO

EXHIBITION ALERT !!!
An exclusive collection of Cotton Muslin Suits along with
an Exotic variety of Plants at Bandhan Exhibition will take
place at Sonara Hall, Bani Park on July 23-24 by Komal Tirthani,
Komal Khanchandani and Nitu Khanchandani.
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CITY BUZZ
GET VACCINATED
STAY MASKED
upermodel Shrishti
Khatri celebrated
her birthday at
Pint House,
Jaipur on Tues-
day, July 14.
Jagdeesh Chan-
dra reached to bless her on
the occasion and wished her
huge success.
Gaurav Gaur, Di-
rector Elite Miss
Rajasthan along
with various mod-
els, friends and family
reached to greet the
beauty
.
The overwhelmed
birthday girl on the
occasion said, “I can’t
be more grateful for
the love and bless-
ings showered upon
me. I would like to
especially thank
Ashish Sharma
and Gaurav Gaur
for making my birth-
day so special.”
GROWING AND GLOWING!
CITY FIRST
T
o promote our
historical herit-
age of old fort
buildings, India
Glam Organisation or-
ganised a photo shoot
in the beautiful design-
er traditional outdoor
feet of Mandakini at
Kheri Fort located on
Kalwar Road in the city
on Wednesday. In
which more than one
beautiful model,
spreads the glory of
their style, promoting
the historic Kheri Fort
in front of the country
and the world.
On this occasion, the
models of India Glam
were welcomed by the
Sarpanch of Kheri vil-
lage, Miss Aish-
warya Rathore,
the youngest and
most voted Sar-
panch of the Royal
Family of Rajasthan.
Along with this, Vrin-
da Rathod, Managing
Director of Kheri Fort
and Chakraveer Singh
Rathod, head of Kheri
Fort Raj family ap-
prised everyone about
this beautiful fort of
old historical impor-
tance.
Beautiful lehengas
from Mandakini Sa-
rees, jewellery from
SKJ Jewelers and
Dresszilla and the
city’s famous
make-up artist Mo-
hini Gupta, Srishti’s
makeup and director
of Kalamayi photogra-
phy with Bollywood
hairstylist Deepak, Fa-
mous fashion photog-
rapher Rohit Shand-
ilya, stunned at Kheri
Fort. Great photo shoot
showing the sights. In-
dia Glam Organisation
director Pawan Tank
told that in this photo
shoot, Miss India Glam
2022 winner Shivani
Jakhar, Miss India
Glam Rajasthan 2022
Shefali Tank, Miss In-
dia Glam second run-
ner up Simran Singh
Khichi, India Glam
Star 2022 Sonali Yadav
and Kiran Kanwar,
Modal Karishma and
Radha Choudhary par-
ticipated. The program
was managed by Vikas
Tanwar.
Charismaticphotoshoot@KheriFort
S
Jagdeesh Chandra greets Shrishti Khatri. Also
seen are Tanu Chaudhary, Neelanjana Jangid,
Akanksha Bhalla and Gaurav Gaur
(L-R) Deepa, Megha Shyam Soni, Neelanjana Jangid, Soni Kumari, Shrishti Khatri,
Rutvi Tiwari, Akanksha Bhalla, Tanu Choudhary, Tanu Choudhary and Shubdha Panwar
Shrishti Khatri, Ashish Sharma and
Sangeeta Khadka with her cute dog Brandy
The ravishing birthday girl,
Shrishti Khatri
Shrishti Khatri with
Akanksha Bhalla and Gaurav Gaur
GASTRONOMICAL
delights in royal city!
CITY FIRST
H
otel Holiday Inn
Jaipur City Cen-
tre’s Monarch is
hosting a food
festival in the city
‘Dawaat-e-Awadh’ from
15 July to 24 July. The
foodies of Jaipur will
be able to experience
the best of Awadhi cui-
sine on a plate with a
specially curated buffet
menu. Drawing inspira-
tion from the rich herit-
age of the royal kitch-
ens of the Nawabs, food-
ies will be able to sam-
ple gastronomical de-
lights that are a grand
reflection of the Awa-
dhi flavours and tradi-
tional cooking
styles.
General Manag-
er, Holiday Inn
Jaipur City Centre,
Imit Arora said “We are
hosting the ‘Dawaat-e-
Awadh’ food festival so
that people can get a
holistic Awadhi culi-
nary experience. Our
guests will be happy to
find an eclectic Awadhi
spread like no other
with scrumptious dish-
es from the region.
‘Dawat-e-Awadh’ is
sure to thrill one’s
palate and taste
buds. Our team at
Holiday Inn is dedicat-
ed to providing the best
possible experience for
all our guests.”
Talking about the vi-
sion behind the food
festival, Executive
Chef, Raj Kumar
said that the objec-
tive of hosting the
festival is to create a
smorgasbord for all the
gourmands of Jaipur
who want to experience
delectable Awadhi cui-
sine.
Chef Raj Kumar
—PHOTOS
BY
SUNIL
SHARMA
Contribution to Construction
CITY FIRST
B
harat Vikas Pari-
shad Rajasthan
North-East re-
gion Province
organised a seminar on
‘Service, culture and
dedication of the rich
and enlightened class’
on Thursday at in the
auditorium of
S.S. Subodh Jain Post-
graduate College.
The theme of the
seminar was, ‘Con-
tribution to Con-
struction”. The pro-
gram started with the
lighting of the lamp.
During the seminar Pro-
vincialPresidentRSSax-
ena welcomed everyone.
Asthespeaker“Bhaiyya
ji”SureshJoshisaid“We
have gotten our freedom
after several sacrifices
and humiliation and we
are fortunate that we are
located in much inde-
pendent India. Ajay
Jain Godha, Social
activistgraced the
occasion as thechief
guest. During the occa-
sion, he said, “the pur-
poseof the BharatVikas
Parishad- Health,
Samarth, Sanskrit
Bharat Shreshtha is to
play a meaningful role
in nation-building. The
National General Sec-
retary of India Devel-
opment Council, Shy-
am Sharma and Nation-
al Organisational Sec-
retary, Suresh Jain
were also present.
CONGRATULATIONS!
Youth icon of Rajasthan,
Rishee Miglani became
the Brand Ambassador of
Federation of Rajasthan
Trade Industry (FORTI)
on Wednesday. We wish
him all the best!
(L-R) Tanu Chaudhary, Rutvi Tiwari Neelanjana Jangid,
Shubhda Panwar, Shrishti Khatri,
Megha Shyam Soni and Ashish Sharma
R S Saxena, Shyam Sharma, ‘Bhaiya ji’ Suresh Joshi,
Ajay Godha, Mukesh Agrawal and Suresh Jain
Shyam Sharma honours ‘Bhaiya ji’ Suresh Joshi
(L-R) Radha Choudhary, Simran Singh Khinchi, Shefali Tank, Shivani Jakhar, Sonali Yadav, Karishma and Kiran Kanwar

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