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ACB nabs a patwari
with `25 lakh in Jodhpur
and one in Jaipur with
`10,000, and a head
constable in Bikaner –P3
Office of RSRTC CMD
was attached on orders of a
court for recovery of `103
crore, later a court put stay
on the order. –P2
2 kids burnt alive after a
thatched house catches
fire in Pushkar, Ajmer. The
incident took place in
Chawandia village. –P7
Earthquake tremors
were felt in Gharsana
Tehsil of Sri Ganganagar
district at around 10:01
pm on Wednesday.
OTHER IMP
RAJ STORIES
SAHU, DAK, MISHRA
IN PANEL FOR NEW
RAJASTHAN DGP
Jaipur: A meeting of the
selection committee was
held in UPSC in Delhi on
Wednesday attended by
CS Usha Sharma and other
officials to decide new
DGP. A panel of names
of 3 IPS officers – Utkal
Ranjan Sahu (1988 batch),
Bhupendra Kumar Dak
(1989), Umesh Mishra
(1989 batch) – having
seniority and fulfilling the
criteria was decided Out
of these three, one name
will be selected by the
state government till DGP
Lather’s retirement on
November 3. P8
—Dr Rituraj Sharma
Woman gang-raped,tortured; 4 held
Centre makes major reshuffle;
Aramane is new defence secy
New Delhi: In a major
shake up of top bureau-
cracy, govt on Wednes-
day appointed reshuf-
fled 16 senior officials as
secretaries. While AP
cadre IAS Giridhar Ara-
mane will take charge as
new defence secy from
next month, Haryana
cadre IAS Vivek Joshi
has been named as new
financial services secre-
tary. Sanjay Malhotra,
current financial ser-
vices secy, has been ap-
pointed as new revenue
secy and he will replace
Tarun Bajaj who is retir-
ing in Nov 6 of these 16
officers will take charge
as secretaries in new
depts in December, Jan
uary and Feb. Turn to P5
New Delhi: A 40-year-
old woman from Delhi
was allegedly gang-
raped by five men in
Ghaziabad inside a ve-
hicle. Police have regis-
tered a case in the mat-
ter and detained four
people. According to
Ghaziabad SP Nipun
Agarwal, the incident
came to light after the
police received informa-
tion that a woman was
found lying near Ghazi-
abad’s Ashram Road.
The five men named
in the FIR are Dinu,
Shahrukh, Javed, Dho-
la and Aurangzeb. He
added that the incident
might be in connection
with a property dispute
between the parties in-
volved. He also said that
the woman knew all the
five men who raped her.
Police added that a case
regarding the property
dispute is currently
pending in court.Cops
said probe underway
.
KHARGE TIMES: GEHLOT CAMP ‘UPBEAT’,
CURIOSITY RULES ROOST IN PILOT CAMP!
Aditi Nagar
New Delhi: With the
victory of Mallikarjun
Kharge in Congress
president election and
Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot being his propos-
er, there is tremendous
enthusiasm in the Ge-
hlot camp! However,
speculations are being
castastowhathappened
in Delhi on Wednesday
.
What did Ambika Soni,
KC Venugopal and
Mukul Wasnik murmur
in Gehlot’s ear? Interest-
ingly, no one in Jaipur
and Delhi is ready to
comment on this aspect.
Moreover, reflecting on
theDelhivisitof Gehlot,
knowledgeable sources
have revealed that an
important meeting held
in Delhi. As per sources,
Gehlot met Priyanka
and Pawan Bansal was
also present in the meet-
ing and after the meet-
ing, Gehlot left for
Jaipur. Gehlot’s meeting
with Priyanka Bansal
is also important and
naturally there was a
discussiononraisingre-
sources for Gujarat
polls. With this, it is also
being said that a ‘confi-
dent’ Gehlot will be fully
activeinGujaratashe is
sr observer of Guj Cong.
In all this environ-
ment, now curiosity of
Pilot camp has also in-
creased since camp was
waiting for arrival of
Oct 19 and finally it has
come to pass. On other
hand, Gehlot camp is
stressing that these de-
velopment have further
made Gehlot a stronger
leaderandnoweveryone
is waiting for formal de-
cisionof highcommand.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot felicitating newly elected AICC prez
Mallikarjun Kharge in New Delhi on Wednesday. Mukul Wasnik,
Neeraj Dangi and others are also seen here during the occasion.
CONGRESS GETS 1ST NON-GANDHI PREZ IN 24 YEARS
KHARGE PIPS THAROOR
IN ONE-SIDED WIN
New Congress President
Mallikarjun Kharge will
take charge on October 26
Sonia Gandhi congratulates
Kharge, Rahul Gandhi calls
Prez post ‘historic responsibility’
Moni Sharma
New Delhi: Asexpected,
MallikarjunKhargewas
on Wednesday elected
the Congress president
beating Shashi Tharoor
in a tightly fought con-
test. The veteran, who
won 7,897 of the valid
votes (84.14 per cent) of
the Pradesh Congress
Committee (PCC) dele-
gates to Tharoor’s 1,072
(11.4percent),takesover
as the first non-Gandhi
chief of thepartyintwo-
and-a-half decades.
While Kharge’s victory
was no less than a land-
slide, Tharoor managed
to cross 1,000 vote mark,
surprising many
.
Newly-elected Con-
gress president Mall-
ikarjun Kharge will
take charge as party
chief on October 26. He
also thanked Outgoing
Congress president So-
nia Gandhi on behalf of
party workers. Rahul
Gandhi, who is in the
Bharat Jodo Yatra also
extended wishes to
Kharge and said that
post he has been elected
for “represents a demo-
cratic vision of India”.
Congress leader Sonia Gandhi and General Secretary Sonia Gandhi pose for a group picture with
newly elected Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge and his wife Radhabai Kharge after his victory,
at his residence, in New Delhi on Wednesday. —PHOTO BY ANI
PM Narendra Modi inaugurates DefExpo22 at the Mahatma Mandir Convention in Gandhinagar on
Wednesday. Also seen here are Union Minister Rajnath Singh, Gujarat Guv Acharya Devvrat, Gujarat
CM Bhupendra Patel, Defence Chief Anil Chauhan, Naval Staff Admiral R Hari Kumar and others.
PM Modi at the inauguration of the DefExpo22 at Mahatma Mandir
Convention and Exhibition Centre, in Gandhinagar on Wednesday.
Congress had
strengthened
the democracy
of this country since
Independence. Today when
every institution is being
dismantled, Democracy is
in danger, the Congress,
by holding a countrywide
election, has worked
towards strengthening the
democracy.
—Mallikarjun Kharge
I didn’t stand for
dissent, I stood
for change. I
never doubted the party’s
election authority. Kharge’s
victory is victory of
Congress. Kharge’s win is
the Congress party’s win.
My thanks to Rahul Gandhi,
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra
for doing their own bit to
support free and neutral
Cong prez elections.
—Shashi Tharoor
This is the very same country that once
released pigeons, today it has reached a
stage where it is releasing cheetahs. The
events may look small at times but the underlying
message is bigger. —Narendra Modi, Prime Minister
Organizing this Def-Expo at the beginning
of ‘Amritkal’, reflects our strong resolve to
safeguard the nation and become a defence
manufacturing hub for the world in the next 25 years.
In line with Modi’s vision to make India a strong, self-
reliant nation, theme of this Expo is ‘Path to Pride’.
—Rajnath Singh, Union Defence Minister
MALLIKARJUN KHARGE’S NEXT
CHALLENGE IS RAJASTHAN!
PM UNVEILS HTT-40,
PAINTS ‘NEW INDIA’
MISSION LIFE TO
LAUNCH TODAY
The high-decibel election for Congress presiden-
cy is over. And now focus will now be back on
Rajasthan. New Congress president Mallikarjun
Kharge and senior leadership will have to take a
call on whether to let Ashok Gehlot continue as
CM, given the huge support he has of the MLAs,
or force a regime change and bring in Sachin
Pilot. Sources in the party said Rajasthan issue
was “still open” and argued that a decision had
been deferred till the party presidential elections.
PM Narendra Modi on
Wednesday unveiled HTT-40
– the indigenous trainer air-
craft designed by Hindustan
Aeronautics Limited – at
the India Pavilion during the
expo, and also launched Mis-
sion DefSpace befor laying
foundation stone for Deesa
airfield in his home state.
PM Modi and visiting UN
secretary-general Antonio
Guterres on Thursday will
launch the global plan of
action for its brainchild
Mission LiFE (Lifestyle for
Environment) and appeal to
world to opt for “mindful and
deliberate utilisation to save
the Earth from disastrous.
Narendra Modi
@narendramodi
My best wishes
to Shri Mallikarjun Kharge
Ji for his new responsibility
as President of @INCIndia.
May he have a fruitful tenure
ahead. @kharge
GUJARAT SET TO BE
DEFENCE HUB SOON!
Gandhinagar: Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi on Wednesday in-
augurated the Defence
Expo 2022 in Gandhina-
gar, laid the foundation
stone of a new airbase
at Deesa and said the
newairbasewillemerge
as an effective centre
for country’s security.
Guj will become a cen-
tre of defence in India
and will play a crucial
role in India’s security
.
With an aim to give
impetus to the defence
sector, India’s “biggest
ever” defence exhibi-
tion - DefExpo 2022 is
being held. “I was see-
ing on screen that peo-
ple of Deesa were ex-
cited over the construc-
tion of the new airfield.
Deesa is only 130km
away from the Interna-
tional Border. At pre-
sent, we are exporting
defence materials and
equipment to more than
75 countries of the
world. We aim to take it
to $5 billion dollars or
about `40,000 crore in
the next few years,” PM
Modi said addressing
Deesa’s ‘brothers and
sisters’ in Gujarati.
New airbase near India-Pakistan border will be crucial for
security, says PM Narendra Modi at Defence Expo 2022
Mukesh Ambani
splurges $163
mn on priciest
Dubai villa
First India Bureau
Dubai: Mukesh Amba-
ni bought
the Palm
Jumeirah
m a n s i o n
last week
for about
$163 million from the
family of Kuwaiti ty-
coon Mohammed Alsh-
aya, said the people,
asking not to be named
as they’re not author-
ized to speak publicly.
Alshaya’s conglomerate
owns the local franchis-
es for retail brands in-
cluding Starbucks,
HM and Victoria’s Se-
cret. The billionaire has
been snapping up prop-
erties overseas, increas-
ingly looking westward
for second homes.
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ANURAG THAKUR
LEADSCLEANLINESS
DRIVE UNDER
SWACHH BHARAT
`CRASHES TO 83, HITS LOWEST RECORD AGAINST US$
New Delhi: Rupee crashed to 83 on Wednesday, hitting the lowest record
against US dollar. It has surpassed the psychological mark to settle amid
the outflow of foreign capital from India and high inflation in the global
market. It has seen the dip of 61 paise to close at 83.01.
New Delhi: Union Minister Anurag Singh Thakur
inaugurated Mega Cleanliness Drives under Swachh
Bharat 2022 campaign from Chandani Chowk, Delhi on
Wednesday. The aim is to integrate efforts of Swachh
Bharat and to ensure mass public participation. P6
SRI LANKA
SC ORDERS TO
ISSUE SUMMONS
TO GOTABAYA
Colombo: Sri Lanka’s Supreme Court on Wednesday
directed authorities to issue summons to ousted
president Gotabaya Rajapaksa to appear in court over
the disappearances of two activists in 2011 as he has
now been stripped of constitutional immunity.
BSE SENSEX 59,107.19 146.59 | NSE NIFTY 17,512.25 25.30
A DELHI
SHOCKER!
The woman had a
rod inserted in her
private parts, the
rod was still inside her when
she was found on the road.
—Swati Maliwal, DCW chief
6 MONTHS JAIL FOR
BURSTING CRACKERS
ON DIWALI IN DELHI
New Delhi: Kejri-led got
on Wednesday announced
purchasing or bursting
firecrackers on Diwali
in Delhi will attract a jail
term of 6 months, fine of
`200. Minister Gopal Rai
said production, storage,
sale of firecrackers in nat’l
capital will be punishable
with a fine of up to `5,000.
HIMACHAL PRADESH
POLLS: BJP’S LIST OF
62 CANDIDATES OUT
New Delhi: The BJP on
Wednesday released a list
of 62 candidates for the
upcoming HP Assembly
elections. The list was
released a day after the
meeting of BJP’s central
election committee
chaired by Modi, Shah
and Nadda along with
other party members.
F’FURT-B’LURU FLIGHT
DIVERTED DUE TO MED
EMERGENCY ON BOARD
New Delhi: Lufthansa’s
Frankfurt-Bengaluru flight
LH 754 on Tuesday had to
be diverted to Istanbul due
to a medical emergency
on board. Boeing 747 took
off from Germany at 1.05
pm with estimated time of
arrival in India at 1.25 am
next day. Passengers to
reach Bengaluru today.
READ
Crucial
Crucial
TERROR ABSOLUTE EVIL,
NOTHING CAN JUSTIFY
TERRORISM: UN CHIEF
Mumbai: UN Secy-General
Antonio Guterres paid
tributes to the victims of the
26/11 terror attacks at Taj
Mahal hotel in Mumbai and
said terror is an absolute
“evil” no reason, pretext
or grievance can justify act
of terrorism. Every country
should have an emergency
plan to fight violence against
women, he added. P6
INDIAN-ORIGIN UK
HOME SECRETARY
QUITS TRUSS CABINET
New Delhi: Indian-origin
British home secretary
Suella Braverman resigned
on Wednesday after a
“mistake” in using her
private email for ministerial
communication in London.
On October 14, Kwasi
Kwarteng was removed as
the finance minister to be
replaced by J Hunt. Suella
tweeted her resignation.

First India Bureau
Jaipur: Five-day cele-
brations to mark 31st
foundation day of Pink
City Press Club began
on Wednesday
. Minister
Bhajan Lal Jatav, Tikar-
am Jully along with Ra-
jasthan Housing Board
Commissioner Pawan
Arora, JMCG Mayor
Sheel Dhabhai, and
JMCG Commissioner
Mahendra Soni switch
on the decoration light
at the club.
The cultural pro-
gram started with
Ganesh Vandana by
folk artist Neha Rohila.
Folk artists gave many
performances includ-
ing Chari dance and
other Rajasthani dance.
At the same time, Sal-
man of Tonk Malpura
thrilled people by mak-
ing tea on his head.
Jully said that the
CM is media friendly.
He said that issues re-
lated to the housing
scheme for journalists
will be resolved soon.
RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2022
02
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Managing
Director (MD) of Ra-
jasthan State Industrial
Development Invest-
ment Corporation Lim-
ited (RIICO), Mr.
Shivprasad Nakate, to-
day reviewed the ar-
rangements for the
forthcoming India
Stonemart 2022 at JECC
in Sitapura.
He attended a de-
tailed presentation
made by Assistant Sec-
retary General, FICCI,
Mr Balvinder Singh
and other senior execu-
tives of FICCI. The
presentation touched
upon the various facets
of the largest interna-
tional exposition on
stone industry, sched-
uled to be held in Jaipur
from 10 to 13 November.
The CEO of Centre for
Development of Stones
(CDOS), Mr Mukul Ras-
togi also shared his in-
sights on the occasion.
The 11th edition of
this mega expo is organ-
ised by CDOS with FIC-
CI as co-organiser and
is supported by the Gov-
ernment of Rajasthan
and other reputed insti-
tutions. RIICO is the
Principal Sponsor of
the event. It will be held
at JECC in Sitapura.
RIICO MD REVIEWS ARRANGEMENTS
INDIA STONEMART 2022

Nakate directed
for a proactive
outreach for
participation in
the event and
said focus
should also be
on involving
new players of
stone industry
RuckusinSawaiMadhopur
over kidnapping of a girl
Kirodi Meena sat on a dharna to register case; girl found in 5 hours
Abhinav Agarwal
Sawai Madhopur:
There was a ruckus in
the Kotwali police sta-
tion area of Sawai
Madhopur after the
kidnap of a girl. As the
report was not regis-
tered, MP Dr Kirodi
Meena along with fam-
ily members of the girl
and villagers sat on a
dharna outside the po-
lice station. After this
the police team became
active and traced the
girl within five hours.
On Wednesday morn-
ing, a girl from a colony
of Sawai Madhopur
was kidnapped by a
youth of a particular
community. After this,
the family members of
the girl reached the Kot-
wali police stationand
raised slogans of ‘stop
love jihad’. SDM Kapil
Sharma also reached
the police station.
Rathore and Poonia corner Gehlot govt
Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur: BJP leader Ra-
jyavardhan Rathore on
Wednesday targeted
Ashok Gehlot-led Cong
govt, alleging poor law
andorder.“Thestategovt
is only concerned about
political intelligence. Po-
lice and intelligence
depts are given orders to
collectinformationabout
which MLA is meeting
whom,” he alleged in a
press conference. “When
police are engaged in
such works, then how
can they protect the gen-
eral public,” he said.
BJP state president
Satish Poonia also tar-
geted the state govt over
the law and order situa-
tion and said that Ra-
jasthan has become a
safe haven for crimi-
nals. “Congress friends,
nothing will happen by
expressing fury on so-
cial media … don’t close
your eyes to reality, do
some work,” he said.
5,250kgsspuriousghee,
butter,milkpowderseized
First India Bureau
Dausa: The CID-CB
wing of Rajasthan Po-
lice on Wednesday con-
ducted a raid in Dausa
and seized spurious
ghee, butter and milk
powder. ADG (Crime)
Dr Ravi Prakash Me-
harda informed that
based on specific in-
puts, the Mahwa Thana
Police and a team from
the food department
raided Dauji Milk Food
and recovered thou-
sands of kgs of adulter-
ated dairy products.
“A total of 5,250 kgs of
adulterated desi ghee,
43,000 kg of butter and
dry milk powder was
seized during the raid,”
said Dr Ravi Prakash
Meharda. “Low-quality
dairy products were
found, following which,
157 tins of 15 kg and 75
packets of 1 kg of De-
shratna Desi Ghee and
2150 cartoons of 20 kg of
Deshratna Butter was
seized,” he added.
Dr Kirodi Meena sitting on Dharna with family members of the kidnapped girl outside the police station
on Wednesday. Kirodi alleges that atrocities on Hindus are being done by a particular community.
CID-CB team seen in action at
Dausa, on Wednesday.
Raj HC takes suo
moto cognisance
on security of
Judiciary officers
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Raj High Court
hasmadetheChief Secy
,
Home Secy DGP par-
ties after taking suo
moto cognizance in a
case related to security
of judicial officers.
A single judge bench
of Justice Birendra Ku-
mar sent a copy of the
order to the Judicial
Registrar and said that
the matter be placed be-
foretheCJforlistingthe
matter for hearing by
appropriate Bench. In
the order passed on
Wednesday, the bench
said that the protection
of judicial officers is
necessary for the inde-
pendent functioning of
the judiciary and the
court cannot remain a
mute spectator on this
issue. It is noteworthy
that there is no proper
security arrangement
in Nyaya Shikha Apart-
ment. Residences of
more than 100 judicial
officers lives there.
571 allottees of Nayla scheme write to CM
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The 571 allot-
tees of Pink City Press
Enclave (Patrakar Na-
gar) announced in a
meeting held at Central
Park on Wednesday that
they have the allotment
letter of JDA and they
are the owners of their
respective plots by law
and as per JDA records.
The CM should inter-
vene in the matter and
should directs JDA to
give plots to 571 families
on occasion of Diwali.
The allottee journal-
ists present in the meet-
ing wrote a letter to the
CM reminding him of
Nayla Patrakar Nagar.
The allottees claimed
that after the year 2013
till 2018, the govt offi-
cials had hatched a
planned conspiracy to
cancel the scheme,
which has now been ex-
posed after the the cam-
paign of Chalo Nayla
and the JDA officials
have also accepted.
The investigation of
the organization re-
vealed that the matter is
only about handing
over the possession let-
ter of the plot by taking
the amount as per the
demand letter.
571 allotees doing a meeting in Central Park on Wednesday. In the
meeting, each allottee also downloaded the receipts for allotment
of their plot and first installment of Rs 10,000 deposits from JDA
website and attached it to the letter written to CM Gehlot.
Shivprasad Nakate reviewing arrangements on Wednesday.
RSRTC CMD’s office
attached for `103 cr
recovery, court stays
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The office of
Rajasthan State Road
Transport Corporation
(RSRTC) CMD has been
attached on the orders
of the court. This is for
the first time in the his-
tory of roadways that
the office of CMD has
been attached.
Sandeep Verma is
the present CMD of
RSRTC. Commercial
Court, No. 4, Jaipur
Metropolitan-II had is-
sued the order for the
attachment following
which the court Amin
Abhaykant Sharma of
Special Cell carried out
the attachment action.
The case is related to
the recovery of more
than Rs 103 crore. In
this case, Judge Amit
Kumar Kadvasarahas
directed the RSRTC
CMD to present his side
on October 20.
Judge Amit Kumar
Kadvasara also direct-
ed the chairman not to
transfer the properties
involved in this case --
office, chair of CMD,
Sindhi Camp Bus
Stand, C-Scheme build-
ing, Lalkothi building
etc in favor of anyone
else till further orders
of the court.
3 siblings
and father
stab eldest
brother over
land dispute
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In a sensa-
tional property dis-
pute in Jaipur, three
younger brothers
and their father
killed their elder
brother.Themurder
was carried out by
multiple stabbings
with a knife. The in-
cident is of Major
Bane Singh Colony
of Vaishali Nagar
police station area.
According to police,
father Nawab Khan
(55) lived with his
four sons Sameer
alias Ashraf (28),
Saddam (26), Ashfaq
(24) and Amjad (20).
On Tuesday, Sa-
meer demanded
more share in prop-
erty
. This led to a
fight between Sa-
meer’s wife and his
mother. During the
quarrel, all the
brothers and father
started quarrelling.
In the evening, Sa-
meer, who drives an
auto rickshaw, tried
to kill his brothers,
later matter was set-
tled down but on
Wednesday morn-
ing Sameer again
quarreled with his
father where Nawab
stabbed him with 3
other brothers.
Kataria hints
at govt change
if same thing
repeats again!
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Leader of
Opposition Gulab
Chand Kataria on
Monday said that
running a minority
govt is not in the in-
terest of the public
and election is the
only option now. Ka-
taria said that BJP
is closely watching
political develop-
ments in Congress
in the state.
He said that when
the bustling of
MLAs will be seen
crossing limits then
some political equa-
tion will be formed.
He said that run-
ningaminoritygovt
is not in the interest
of the public
“Only a stable
govt can develop the
state and election is
the only option now.
2023’s majority will
take the state to the
path of develop-
ment,” he said.
Uninterrupted power
supply on Diwali: KEDL
RESMA on Power employees,
one faction postpones strike
5-day long Foundation Day celebration
begins at Jaipur’s Pink City Press Club
First India Bureau
Kota: Private power
company Kota Electric-
ity Distribution Limited
(KEDL) has made spe-
cial preparations so that
the entire Kota city re-
mains lit on Diwali and
residents of the city do
not face any electricity
problems. KEDL has is-
sued an advisory for the
joy of Diwali for the
residents of Kota.
KEDL COO Shantanu
Bhattacharya, while
wishing the residents of
KotaaHappyDiwali,ap-
pealed to them to take
special care of electric-
ity related safety on Di-
wali. In the advisory is-
sued by KEDL, the con-
sumers have been ap-
pealed while decorating
house, keep in mind that
electrical plugs should
not be loose as they may
cause sparking.
On Diwali, several
maintenance teams will
be deployed by KEDL at
different places in Kota
so that if there is a pow-
er problem, it can be rec-
tified immediately
.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Rajasthan
Vidyut Prasaran Nigam
Limited (RVPNL) ad-
ministration imple-
mented the Rajasthan
Essential Services
Maintenance Act (RES-
MA) as the JENs under
the banner of Power En-
gineers of Rajasthan an-
nounced to go on mass
leave and hold a maha-
padav and boycott work
on Thursday over the
issue of resolving their
pay discrepancy
. The
RESMA was announced
due to the Diwali festi-
val and will remain in
force till Jan 20, 2023.
Under the provision, the
strike has been banned
in all the Energy dept.
Inviewof thestrictat-
titude of Raj Govt, Elec-
tricity Dept and RVPNL,
Power Engineers Asso-
ciation has postponed
the strike and boycott.
Engineers of Rajasthan Power Engineers Association protesting at
the Vidyut Bhawan on Wednesday.
Bhajan Lal Jatav, Tikaram Jully, Pawan Arora, Sheel Dhabhai,
Mahendra Soni, and Mukesh Meena at the inaugural of the
foundation day events at Pink City Press Club on Wednesday.
MEHARDA SPEAKS
Rajyavardhan Rathore
Police at deceased’s home.
Ghatothkach Circle lit up.
HOUSES TO JOURNOS
IF GOVT INSTRUCTS:
RHB COMMISSIONER
RHB commissioner
Pawan Arora said that
if the instructions of the
govt are received, then
multi-storey houses will be
given to journalists. PWD
Minister Bhajan Lal Jatav
said that the media should
present truth as truth and
wrong as wrong. JMCG
Commissioner Mahendra
Soni said that the Press
Club should become such
a center that its members
feel proud. Club President
Mukesh Meena, General
Secy Raghuveer Jangid
and Convenor Rahul Gau-
tam, Vice President Pankaj
Sharma, Giriraj Gurjar
welcomed the guests.
Gulab Chand Kataria

Rajeev Gaur Navin Sharma
Jodhpur/Jaipur: The
teamof Anti-Corruption
Bureau on Wednesday
arrested a Patwari in
Jodhpur taking Rs 25.21
lakh from a man, DG
ACB BL Soni said in a
statement.
Birbal Ram Bishnoi,
posted as Patwari at
Punjala of Jodhpur, had
demanded a bribe of Rs
50 lakh in lieu of get-
ting the land mutation
done and providing
other related docu-
ments, Soni said.
The ACB officials said
thattheaccusedPatwari
had earlier demanded a
plot and later sought
moneymatchingthecost
of a plot. ACB SP Dr
Durg Singh Rajpurohit
said that the complain-
ant Manoj Gwala, a resi-
dentof MadernaColony
,
told ACB that to get the
map of his land and oth-
er documents, he met
Patwari Birbal Ram
posted in Mangra Poon-
jla Patwar area.
In a similar bribery
incident in Jaipur rural,
the ACB team arrested
Chandrabhan, Patwari
of MorijainChomu,red-
handed taking a bribe of
Rs 10,000. The accused
was demanding a bribe
of Rs 20,000 in lieu of
opening a land title in
the revenue documents.
The accused was arrest-
ed in the municipality
officewherehehadcome
to attend a meeting.
Kamal Kant
Jaipur: The three
Jaipur Municipal Cor-
poration Greater coun-
cillors, who were
sacked after a dispute
between the then May-
or Dr Somya and the
then Commissioner
Yagyamitra Singh Deo,
got a big relief from the
Rajasthan High Court
on Wednesday. The
court has stayed the by-
polls for three weeks on
the three seats. A single
bench of Justice Ma-
hendra Goel gave this
decision. Senior advo-
cate RN Mathur ap-
peared on behalf of the
sacked councilors.
It is noteworthy that
on October 13, the Ra-
jasthan Government
had written a letter to
the Election Depart-
ment for the by-elec-
tions on the vacant
seats in the state bod-
ies. Four seats of
Jaipur Greater Munici-
pal Corporation were
also included in this.
These included the
seats of sacked mayor
Dr Somya and coun-
cilors Shankar Shar-
ma, Ajay Rathore and
Paras Jain.
After the controver-
sy, all of them were
sacked by the govern-
ment and disqualified
from contesting elec-
tions for six years. The
next hearing of the
case will now take
place on November 15.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Due to the inau-
guration programme of
CityParkatMansarovar,
trafficwillremainclosed
forthegeneralpublicbe-
tweenAravalliMargand
VT Road from 11 am to 8
pm on October 21.
RHB Commissioner
Pawan Arora informed
that the drivers will be
able to use the alterna-
tive route of New San-
ganer Road or Shipra
Path instead of the mid-
dle road from here to
reachthedestinations.It
isnoteworthythatChief
Minister Ashok Gehlot
will inaugurate this
beautiful park on Octo-
ber 21 at 5 pm. Urban De-
velopment and Housing
Minister Shanti Kumar
Dhariwal will preside
over the function.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Rajasthan
State Commission for
Women on Wednesday
issued orders to regis-
ter cross case against
65 women who have
filed false cases of rape
and extortion.
The issue pertaining
to women targeting in-
nocent people by regis-
tering false cases of
rape and extortion was
prominently raised by
the First India.
Chairperson of the
Rajasthan State Com-
mission for Women,
Rehana Rayaz took the
matter seriously and
got nearly 1,000 cases
examined. Of them, 451
cases were found to be
false, following which
Rayaz directed all the
SPs concerned to regis-
ter cross-cases against
women who have regis-
tered fake cases.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The State Gov-
ernment on Wednesday
gave tax relief to the
tourism industry and
reduced the land tax on
tourism units. Accord-
ing to the orders issued
by Joint-Secretary Jas-
want Singh, now tour-
ism units with an area
of more than 10,000
square metre or tour-
ism units in rural areas
as per tourism policy
will have to pay land tax
at a rate of Rs 2 per
square metre.
Bharat Dixit
Jaipur: Congress coun-
cillors on Wednesday
gheraoed Jaipur Munic-
ipal Corporation (Herit-
age) Mayor Munesh
Gurjar and expressed
their anger on poor
cleanliness of the city
.
The councillors
reached Nagar Nigam
headquarters and gher-
aoed the mayor de-
manding improvement
in cleanliness arrange-
ments. Meanwhile,
Mayor Munesh Gurjar
on Wednesday inspect-
ed Ward No. 51 of Civil
Lines Zone and direct-
ed officials to immedi-
ately remove garbage
from the area.
Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: The vehicle
parking has become
expensive at Jaipur
airport by one and a
half times to 4 times.
Now the visitors will
have to pay Rs 80 ac-
cess fee for taxi.
The parking of pri-
vate cars has been
hiked from Rs 30 to 50.
Rs 100 will have to be
paid for 2 hours park-
ing of the car. The air-
port administration
is accused of secretly
increasing the parking
rates.
The Airport Author-
ity had not increased
the rates for 1 decade. In
November 2019, the au-
thority had reduced it
from Rs 85 to Rs 30. The
taxi drivers are angry
due to increase of Rs 30
often leading to a dis-
pute between the pas-
senger and the driver.
RAJASTHAN
03
ty‘kfDrvfHk;ku
A Knowledge Conference on Water Conservation
ACB NABS TWO PATWARIS
IN JODHPUR AND JAIPUR
Birbal Ram Bishnoi Chandrabhan
RHB Commissioner Pawan Arora at the Park. —FILE PHOTO
Bikaner: The ACB Bikan-
er SU Unit on Wednes-
day arrested Mahesh
Kumar, posted as Head
Constable at Mahajan
Police Station, for taking
bribe of Rs 5,000 from
the complainant. The
complainant approached
the bureau that his truck
was seized by the police
and to release it and for
not taking any action, the
accused was seeking Rs
5,000 bribe.
—Laxman Raghav
HEAD CONSTABLE
HELD WITH `5,000
BRIBE IN BIKANER
HC stays bypolls to 3 JMCG
seats, next hearing on Nov 15
Bureau teams arrested Patwari Birbal Ram with `25.21L in
Jodhpur; Patwari Chandrabhan was held with `10K in Jaipur
Traffic advisory issued
for Mansarovar on Oct 21
Fake cases: State women’s panel
orders action against 65 women
Govt reduces land
tax on tourism units
Irate Congress
councillors
gherao Mayor
Parking charges
hiked by 4 times
at Jaipur airport
CITY PARK INAUGURATION

PERSPECTIVE
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SPIRITUAL SPEAK
Health is the greatest gift,
contentment the greatest
wealth, faithfulness the
best relationship.
—Buddha
IN-DEPTH
Bhupender Yadav
@byadavbjp
Discussions were held regarding
status of implementation of the
respective action plans of the NCR
States and NCTD, utilization of
machinery for in-situ and ex-situ
management, extensive use of bio-
decomposers for in-situ management
of paddy straw among other issues.
Nitin Gadkari
@nitin_gadkari
Giving Momentum to New India’s
Economy with World Class
infrastructure! The project section of
Delhi-Vadodara Expressway (Package-I),
is the part of the 8 Lane access-
controlled expressway that would
connect New Delhi with financial capital
Mumbai. #PragatiKaHighway #GatiShakti
TOP TWEETS
IDEA OF GOVT
REPLACING THE
COLLEGIUM IS
QUITE SCARY
udiciary is under at-
tack from the gov-
ernment and on so-
cial media. Adding to
judiciary’s troubles
is the concern voiced by senior
advocate CS Vaidyanathan who
said on Tuesday that there were
rumours the Supreme Court
Collegium “is thinking of send-
ing recommendations only if
they are going to be accepted by
the government”. Even as a ru-
mour it is dangerous to imagine
that such a situation could arise.
The government has been
critical of the Collegium system
and judiciary
. Union Law Minis-
ter Kiren Rijiju recently said
that the Collegium system is
“too opaque” and that the judges
spend half their time in deciding
who to appoint as judges instead
of delivering justice. Appointing
judges is the task of the govern-
ment, he said. The remark was
an unexpected cut Rijiju inflict-
ed. It may not have been without
a purpose, however.
Jibes like these are intended
to bring the judiciary to its
knees. Hopefully the Collegium
will stand its ground and not
make bureaucrats out of judges.
J
ctogenarian Mall-
ikarjun Kharge, a
loyal Congress sol-
dier, has been
elected president
of the Grand Old Party
. He is
only the sixth non-Gandhi
president in the party’s 137
year-oldhistoryandthefirstin
the last 24 years. He defeated
his nearest rival Shashi Tha-
roor, the MP from Kerala, by a
huge margin. Tharoor, who al-
leged foul play and said that
therewasapro-Khargebiasin
the run-up to the poll, gra-
ciously accepted the verdict.
After the announcement
of Kharge as president-elect,
the incumbent Sonia Gandhi,
her son Rahul Gandhi and
daughter Priyanka Gandhi
Vadra are all expected to take
a back seat and not make the
new party boss a rubber
stamp as is being feared by
many of the party members.
He will have to ensure.
The challenges before
Kharge are many but the
deep-seated factionalism and
bringing rival factions in Ra-
jasthan, Chhattisgarh, Mad-
hya Pradesh and Karnataka
to the conciliation table to
make the party a cohesive
unit is the biggest. Reviving
the party in Gujarat, Uttar
Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh,
Maharashtra and Andhra
Pradesh is another and win-
ning elections will be his big-
gest test. How he makes work-
ers repose faith in the party
and in his leadership will
decide the fate of the party
.
Senior leaders like Kapil
Sibal, Sunil Jakhar, Ghulam
Nabi Azad, RPN Singh, Jitin
Prasada, Ashwani Kumar
and Hardik Patel resigned
citing lack of vision in the
leadership. With Kharge at
the helm, the exodus of party
leaders will hopefully be
checked. It is for him to prove
that inner party democracy
is not short-lived.
TOUGH ROAD AHEAD
FOR NEW CONG PREZ
The challenges before
Kharge are many but the
deep-seated factionalism
and bringing rival factions
in Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, MP
and Karnataka to the
conciliation table to make the
party a cohesive unit is the
biggest. Reviving the party in
Gujarat, UP, MP, Maharashtra
and AP is another and winning
elections will be his biggest test
O
EMOTIONAL
SHREWDNESS
young man began experienc-
ing backaches. He became
deeply troubled about it, as-
suming the worst. The more
he worried, the greater the
pain became. Finally
, he went
to a physician, who found no
reason for his problem.
Initially
,thebackpainstart-
ed due to increased work load
which made him worry about
being a failure. After under-
standing the source of the dif-
ficulty
,thismanstoppedbeing
anxious, and the pain disap-
peared. This illustrates that
emotionalproblemscanaffect
one’s physical well-being. Un-
knowingly, a person can be-
come his own enemy
.
We live in a high-speed age
with pressures that make peo-
ple edgy
. Small things like a
thoughtless remark, an unin-
tentional bump or a discour-
tesy shown can be so annoy-
ing that it can cause tensed
personstoexplodewithanger.
If one permits small things
to cause irritation, temper
can quickly soar. Under prov-
ocation, a person does and
says things which one re-
grets later, that makes him /
her lose friends and ruin re-
lationships. Acting rashly on
some personal affront, makes
one appear foolish in the eyes
of others. By ignoring the er-
rors, one allows the dishon-
our to die down. It helps one
to preserve his / her dignity
as well as peace of mind, and
even aid those responsible
for provocation to attain
emotional balance.
Shrewdness is defined as
sharpness in perception or
understanding. An emotion-
ally shrewd person is not
crafty but practical and pru-
dent, who can foresee diffi-
culties and prepare for it.
Over sensitivity
, over con-
scientiousness,andbeingover
fussy results in nervous ex-
haustion. Such persons make
‘mountains out of molehills,’
and expect much from others.
Anxiety, fear and worry
are other harmful emotions.
They speed up aging, wrinkle
the skin and make one sus-
ceptible to disease. Tension
headaches may occur due to
stress from conflict at work
or at home.
Controlling and restrain-
ing our emotions is a sign of
strength. What makes more
sense – to ‘let off steam’ now,
thus showing anger or to cool
down the fire that is building
up the steam? Often, due to
short sightedness or igno-
rance, one reacts in a hasty
manner.
Am I a ‘worry bird’? One
can ask oneself. Can I do
something about it? If not,
one must dismiss it from
one’s mind. As the saying
goes, “what cannot be cured
must be endured.” Getting
rid of the ‘blues’ requires re-
adjusting one’s outlook to-
wards problems and learning
to remain unruffled when
people irritate. This will re-
duce emotional strain. Fa-
tigue vanishes through pur-
poseful activity
.
If a friend or a family mem-
ber is emotionally disturbed,
it is easy for them to give in to
instability, become with-
drawn, introvertedorbecome
very independent and asser-
tive. Some use coarse speech,
others pretend to be some-
thing they are not, thereby
becoming superficial.
By showing affection and
care, their self-respect can be
built. Emotional maturity is
the ability to get along well
with others with minimum
friction. Rather than treating
anyone inferior, one can heal
others by thoughtful words
and actions.
Good mental and emotion-
al habits lead to good health.
Taking out time for relaxa-
tion and a jovial frame of
mind can shield one from the
bad effects of harmful emo-
tions. Those who maintain a
cheerful disposition despite
difficulties benefit them-
selves physically
.
Music can stir every kind
of emotion – love, tender-
ness, reverence, sadness, ha-
tred and passion. It can relax
and soothe, or refresh and
enliven when one listens to
the right kind. We have an
aesthetic nature that can re-
spond emotionally to the
unique song of birds.
Fearful people generally
complainof abdominalpains.
Aggressive persons experi-
ence pain in the neck and
those in sadness usually com-
plainof backpain.One’semo-
tions can intensify the pain,
or can suppress it. For exam-
ple, players, who are involved
in a game can be injured and
yet feel no pain at that time.
Strong motivation helps one
to resist yielding to damaging
emotional upheavals.
Allof usareexposedtonew
experiences and challenges
that help one to grow emo-
tionally and develop coping
skills – the ability to handle
successandfailureeffectively
.
Many crave emotional
stimulation through fast
driving, risky sports and
drugs. Their tolerance for
quiet environment is low,
wanting to get more emotion-
al exhilaration out of life.
Appropriately controlled
emotions add spice to life.
Healthy sentiments strength-
en determination to achieve
worthwhile goals.
Emotional shrewdness
helps us to weigh the conse-
quences before we act. It
guides one to make a right
estimate of things – recogniz-
ing what are the really big
things in life and what things
meritonlyminorimportance.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
A
REKHA KUMAR
The writer is a personal
development skills facilitator.
rekhakumar@protonmail.com
Many crave emotional
stimulation through fast
driving, risky sports and
drugs. Their tolerance for
quiet environment is low,
wanting to get more
emotional exhilaration out
of life. Appropriately
controlled emotions add
spice to life. Healthy
sentiments strengthen
determination to achieve
worthwhile goals. Emotional
shrewdness helps us to weigh
the consequences before we
act. It guides one to make a
right estimate of things –
recognizing what are the
really big things in life and
what things merit only
minor importance.
We live in a high-speed age with pressures that make
people edgy. Small things like a thoughtless
remark, an unintentional bump or a discourtesy
shown can be so annoying that it can cause tensed
persons to explode with anger

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INDIA
05
Denied entry into J-K,
Mann holds protest
Kathua/Jammu (PTI):
ShiromaniAkaliDal(A)
chief Simranjit Singh
Mann’s protest at
Lakhanpur — the gate-
way to Jammu and
KashmirborderingPun-
jab — after being denied
entry into the Union
Territory entered the
third day on Wednesday
.
Mann, a Member of
Parliament from San-
grur in Punjab, was
stopped on the orders of
Kathua District Magis-
trate Rahul Pandey,
leading to protests by
the politician and his
supporters since Mon-
day evening.
He spent a second
night in his vehicle on
the road at Lakhanpur,
SAD(A) officials said.
Supporters from
Jammu, Kathua and
Punjab continued to
throng the protest site
and raised slogans
against the BJP and the
Jammu and Kashmir
administration, the of-
ficials said. Mann is in
the process of ap-
proaching courts in
Punjab and Jammu and
Kashmir, they added.
CENTRE APPOINTS...
From P1
For example, current
rural development
secretary NN Sinha
will take charge of
steel secretary on
January 1, 2023.
JharkhandcadreIAS,
Sailesh Kumar Singh
will replace Sinha.
Sanjay Malhotra of
Rajasthan cadre IAS,
from 1991 batch, who
has been designated
as officer on special
duty in the shipping
ministry, will take
over as shipping sec-
retary in February
after superannuation
of current secretary,
Sanjeev Ranjan.
UP cadre IAS,
Kamran Rizvi will
take charge as heavy
industries secretary
in January
NHAI chairperson
Alka Upadhyaya is
new road transport
secretary
Amrit Lal Meena
of Bihar cadre as the
new coal secretary
Odisha cadre IAS
Sanjeev Chopra will
be the new food secre-
tary
MP cadre IAS
Manoj Govil will be
the new corporate af-
fairs secretary
Rachna Shah of
Kerala cadre will
take charge of textile
department
In-situ upgrada-
tion of 8 officers as
special secretaries in
their current post-
ings approved
Simranjit Singh Mann is on
protest at Lakhanpur.
New Delhi: Lok Sabha
Speaker Om Birla ad-
dressed the participants
in the “National Confer-
ence on Tourist Police”
organized by the Minis-
try of Tourism at Vig-
yan Bhawan today
.
Referring to the po-
tential of tourism in the
country, Birla observed
that India is a country
full of natural resourc-
es, historical sites, ar-
chaeological monu-
ments, and religious
places, which are fa-
mous for tourism glob-
ally. He mentioned that
in today’s times tourism
is not limited to travel
only, rather India is
known all over the
world as a hub of spir-
ituality
, Yoga, Ayurveda
and Naturopathy
. Laud-
ing India’s growing pro-
file in various fields,
Birla opined that India
is emerging as an im-
portant destination for
ecotourism, business
tourism and education
tourism.
Better law and order increases tourist
inflow: Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla
NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON TOURIST POLICE
IN THE
COURTYARD
MP: MINING DEPT
OFFICIAL GETS
JUDICIAL CUSTODY
Madhya Pradesh:
A court in Madhya
Pradesh’s Ratlam has
sentenced a mining
department official
for demanding sexual
favours from a woman
five months ago,
after her mine owner
husband was found
allegedly indulging in
irregularities.
SEXUAL ASSAULT
CASES AGAINST
MINORS RISING: HC
New Delhi: Offences of
sexual assault against
minors are increasing
alarmingly making it
necessary for the courts
to imbibe legislative
wisdom, the Delhi High
Court has observed
while upholding life
imprisonment awarded
to a man for raping his
one-year-old niece here.
SC: TAX EXEMPTION
FOR INST IF SOLELY
ENGAGED IN EDU
New Delhi: The Supreme
Court said on Wednesday
educational institutions
will not be entitled to
approval under section
10(23C) of the Income
Tax (IT) Act where their
objective appears to be
“profit-oriented”.Section
10 of the IT Act exempts
from taxation certain
classes of income.
UPHAAR FIRE: HC
SEEKS RESPONSE
New Delhi: The Delhi HC
Wednesday sought the
response of the city police
to a plea by a former
employee of the Ansal
family seeking setting
aside of his conviction
and sentence for
tampering with evidence
in the 1997 Uphaar
cinema fire tragedy case.
SC TO HEAR DELHI-
CENTRE ON NOV 24
New Delhi: The SC on
Wednesday posted a plea
of the Arvind Kejriwal-led
Delhi government on
the contentious issue
of who should control
administrative services in
Delhi over the transfers
and postings of officers
in the national capital, for
November 24.
Englishjustamediumofcomm,notabenchmarkofintellect:PM
New Delhi (PTI): Ad-
vocating the use of local
languages in the coun-
try, Prime Minister
Narendra Modi on
Wednesday said that
English is just a medi-
um of communication,
not a benchmark of be-
ing intellectual. While
speakingatGujaratgovt’
s Mission Schools of Ex-
cellenceinitiativeatAda-
lajtowninGandhinagar,
PM Modi pointed out
that earlier English was
considered the bench-
mark of being intellec-
tual despite being a me-
diumof communication.
During his speech,
PM also asked to make
sure those comfortable
in Hindi and not Eng-
lish aren’t left behind.
Earlier, knowledge of the English language
was considered a mark of being intellectual.
In reality, the English language is just a me-
dium of communication. The English language barrier
was a hindrance. Many young talents from villages
could not become doctors and engineers because they
were not well-versed in English.
—Narendra Modi, Prime Minister
HIMACHAL PRADESH ELECTIONS 2022:
BJP RELEASES LIST OF 62 CANDIDATES
KEJRIWAL URGES PM MODI TO WORK
TOGETHER TO IMPROVE INDIA’S SCHOOLS
Himanchal Pradesh: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on
Wednesday released a list of 62 candidates for the upcoming
Himachal Pradesh Assembly elections. The
list was released a day after the meeting of
BJP’s central election committee chaired by
party president Jagat Prakash Nadda con-
cluded. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union
home minister Amit Shah were present in
the meeting along with other members of the
party’s election committtee. Himachal Pradesh chief minister
Jai Ram Thakur will contest from Seraj constituency
New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednes-
day appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to work to-
gether to improve the country’s schools and
offered his government’s expertise. Kejriwal’s
remarks come after Modi visited a school in
Gandhi Nagar, Gujarat, and interacted with
students.“PM sir, we have done a wonderful
job in the field of education in Delhi. In five
years, all the government schools of Delhi
were improved remarkably. Schools across the country can
be improved in five years,” Kejriwal said in a tweet in Hindi.
PM Modi lays foundation stone of
various devel works in Junagadh
Gujarat(ANI):Ahead
of Prime Minister
Narendra Modi’s visit
to Gujarat’s Tapi, the
residents exclaimed
that due to Modi’s
growing global popu-
larity, it has become a
matter of pride to be
called a Gujarati.
The residents ex-
pressed their exhilara-
tion to see their Vada
Pradhan and are wait-
ing with bated breath
to see and listen to the
Prime Minister. Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi is likely to visit
Tapi on Thursday to
lay the foundation
stone of multiple de-
velopment initiatives.
Meanwhile, PM
Narendra Modi also
launched the ‘Mission
Schools of Excellence’
at Adalaj in Gandhina-
gar, the students and
teachers said that
through this project,
the quality of educa-
tion and learning will
be enhanced.
AMARAVATI WILL BE ONLY
CAPITAL OF AP: RAHUL
Andhra Pradesh: Con-
gress leader Rahul Gan-
dhi on Wednesday said
that the Congress would
ensure that Amaravati
was the only capital of
Andhra Pradesh.
Interacting with the
media persons during
the lunch break of his
Bharat Jodo Yatra at
Kurnool, Rahul said the
Congress would not sub-
scribe to the three capi-
tals or decentralisation
of administration.
He said the party
would also look into
every promise that was
made to the people of
AP at the time of bifur-
cation in 2014. “The govt
of India had made some
promises to the people.
It made some provisions
in the AP Reorganiza-
tion Act 2014. We would
look into all those issues
and implement every-
thing written in the Act
and said on the floor of
the Parliament,” Rahul
Gandhi reiterated.
He blamed the BJP at
the Centre and the re-
gional parties in the
state for diluting the
spirit of bifurcation.
He expressed concern
over the delay in com-
pleting the Polavaram
project and implement-
ing the rehabilitation
and resettlement pack-
age for the displaced
families. In reply to a
questiononthedistribu-
tion of river water be-
tween the two Telugu
States, Rahul Gandhi
said the Congress would
create a mechanism to
settle all issues between
the two states.
Rahul Gandhi with supporters during the party’s Bharat Jodo Yatra, in Kurnool district of Andhra
Pradesh on Wednesday. —PHOTO BY PTI
CONGRATULATORY MESSAGES POUR IN FOR
KHARGE: ‘QUINTESSENTIAL ORGANISATION MAN’
RAGA ANNOUNCES
NEW CONG CHIEF
BEFORE RESULTS
THAROOR CAMP
ALLEGES ‘FRAUD’
I WAS CANDIDATE OF
CHANGE: THAROOR
KHARGE HOLDS
PRESS CONFERENCE
New Delhi: With Mallikarjun Kharge sweeping the party’s presidential elections, party lead-
ers from Priyanka Gandhi Vadra to former Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah congratu-
lated the veteran functionary as he became the first non-Gandhi president in more than two
decades. Thiruvananthapuram MP Shashi Tharoor who sprang a surprise by polling more
than 1,000 votes in the elections was among the first people to congratulate Kharge. The
party’s general secretary and communications in-charge Jairam Ramesh posted on Twitter,
“Shri Mallikarjun Kharge @kharge has completed 50 years in electoral politics. He has
distinguished himself as a legislator and Minister in the state and at the Centre.”
Sonia Gandhi with newly elected Congress President Mallikarjun
Kharge, in New Delhi on Wednesday. —PHOTO BY PTI
Mallikarjun Kharge being
greeted by Vivek Bansal.
Andhra Pradesh: Con-
gress leader Rahul Gandhi
Wednesday said that the
newly-elected Congress
president will be the
supreme authority in the
party and all members and
functionaries will report to
him, including himself.
New Delhi: In a letter ad-
dressed to the CEA, chief
Madhusudan Mistry, Salman
Soz, chief election agent
for Tharoor has alleged that
the election process in UP
is “devoid of credibility and
integrity”.
New Delhi: Congress leader
Shashi Tharoor congratulated
his opponent Mallikarjun
Kharge who defeated him in
the election for Cong presi-
dent, but tempered the greet-
ing by raising concerns about
an “uneven” playing field.
New Delhi: In his first press
conference, Cong Prez-elect
Mallikarjun Kharge said for
him every Congress worker
is equal and all have to work
together to fight the fascist
forces threatening democ-
racy and the Constitution.
Prashant Kishor claims Nitish
Kumar in touch with BJP
New Delhi (PTI): Po-
litical strategist
Prashant Kishor
claimed on Wednesday
that Bihar Chief Minis-
ter Nitish Kumar is in
touch with the BJP and
that he may go for a tie-
up with the party again
if situation demands
so, a suggestion dis-
missed by the JD(U) as
misleading and aimed
at spreading confusion.
Kishor, who is on a
padyatra in Bihar in
what is widely seen as a
precursor to his fresh
entry into active poli-
tics, told PTI that Ku-
mar has kept a line of
communication open
with the BJP through
JD(U) MP and Rajya
Sabha Deputy Chair-
person Harivansh
FORMER SP MLA
MASOOD JOINS BSP
Lucknow: Nine months
after he left the Congress to
join the SP, Imran Masood
on Wednesday switched to
the Bahujan Samaj Party.
Welcoming
him into the
party fold,
BSP supremo
Mayawati said
the Muslim
community is
convinced that it is the BSP
and not the SP that can get rid
of the “hateful and cruel poli-
tics of the BJP”. Masood had
joined the SP in Jan before
the 2022 assembly elections.
PM Narendra Modi at the foundation stone laying ceremony
of the various development projects in Junagadh.
—FILE
PIC

INDIA
06
Lahore (PTI): A ‘disap-
pointed’ Pakistan Crick-
et Board on Wednesday
requested the Asian
Cricket Council to con-
vene an emergency
meeting in the wake of
BCCI secretary Jay
Shah’s statement that
India won’t travel to Pa-
kistan for next year’s
Asia Cup.
In its first official re-
sponse to Shah’s state-
ment that India would
liketoplaythecontinen-
tal tournament at a neu-
tral venue and not tour
Pakistan, the PCB said
“such statements can
spilt the Asian and in-
ternational cricket com-
munities” and impact
Pakistan’s visit to India
for the 2023 World Cup.
Shah, who made the
statement after the
BCCI AGM on Tuesday,
also happens to be the
ACC president.
“The overall impact
of such statements have
the potential to split the
Asian and international
cricketing communi-
ties, and can impact Pa-
kistan’s visit to India for
the ICC Cricket World
Cup 2023 and future ICC
Events in India in the
2024-2031 cycle. “The
PCB has to date not re-
ceived any official com-
munication or clarifica-
tion from the ACC on
the statement of the
ACC President. As such,
the PCB has now re-
questedtheAsianCrick-
et Council to convene an
emergency meeting of
its Board as soon as
practically possible to
discuss this important
and sensitive matter,”
the PCB said.
Pakistan has been al-
lotted hosting rights for
the Asia Cup which will
be held ahead of the ODI
World Cup in India in
October-November. The
T20 Asia Cup held last
month had to be shifted
from Sri Lanka to the
UAE amid the economic
crisis in the island na-
tion.
The 2018 Asia Cup,
scheduled to be held in
India, was moved to the
UAE after the BCCI
couldn’t procure clear-
ance from government
security agencies to
host Pakistan. India and
Pakistan only play each
other in Asian and ICC
events due to the politi-
cal tensions between the
two countries. India last
toured Pakistan in 2008
while Pakistan’s last se-
ries in India came in
2012-13.
Kolkata (Agencies):
West Bengal Chief
Minister Mamata Ba-
nerjee made a surpris-
ing claim today, saying
it was not she who had
chased Tata Motors out
of the state, but the
CPM that was in power
then. In a strong retort
to her comment, CPM
leader Sujan
Chakraborty told
NDTV that Ms Baner-
jee's statement was a
blatant lie.
Speaking in Siliguri,
the Bengal Chief Min-
ister said: It's all rub-
bish that I had chased
away the Tatas and that
it's the Tatas who are
now giving jobs here. I
did not chase the Tatas
away. It is the CPM that
had chased them away
.
She said CPM had tried
to forcefully acquire
land, which was later
returned by her gov-
ernment.
There is no dearth
of land, so why acquire
land forcefully? she
asked. She further said:
We have also done so
many projects, but we
did not acquire land
forcefully.
Reacting to her state-
ment, Mr Chakraborty
said: What Mamata
Banerjee said today is a
blatant lie and she has
exposed herself as a
blatant lier. Unfortu-
nately, she's the Chief
Minister of Bengal.
Taking a dig at the Ben-
gal Chief Minister, he
further said: She had
started her career with
a lie, saying that she
was 'Doctor' Mamata
Banerjee.
Ms Banerjee and her
party Trinamool Con-
gress (TMC) were cata-
pulted to power in Ben-
gal after the CPM-led
Left Front lost the 2011
assembly elections, fol-
lowing the anti-land
acquisition agitations
in Singur and Nandi-
gram that saw Tata Mo-
tors move their Nano
car manufacturing
plant from Singur to
Sanand in Gujarat.
New Delhi (PTI): The
Centre on Wednesday
saidincidentsof stubble
burning have started in-
creasing rapidly, espe-
cially in Punjab, and the
state government has
nottakenadequatesteps
to prevent farm fires.
At an inter-ministeri-
al meeting on the issue
of crop residue burning
inDelhi-NCR,UnionEn-
vironment Minister
Bhupender Yadav ex-
pressedconcernthatthe
Punjab government has
not been able to take co-
ordinated actions.
Union Agriculture
and Farmers Welfare
Minister Narendra Sin-
gh Tomar mentioned
that the status of paddy
straw management in
Haryana is “significant-
ly better than that in
Punjab”, the environ-
ment ministry said in a
statement.
“Till October 15, the
trend of fire events was
less as compared to last
year but now it has
started growing rapidly
,
especially in Punjab,”
the statement read.The
ministers noted that the
Pusa bio-decomposer – a
microbial solution
which turns stubble
into manure in 15-20
days was being sprayed
in a lesser area in Pun-
jab and its application
needs to be promoted.
MM Kutty, the chair-
man of the Commission
for Air Quality Manage-
ment (CAQM), said Pun-
jab has taken “inade-
quate” steps in spite of
several meetings and
efforts by the statutory
panel.
NIA FILES FIR IN
MOMINPUR
VIOLENCE
VARANASI RESIDENT
RADICALISED YOUTH
FOR ISIS IN INDIA: NIA
NPCL MAKES
ARRANGEMENTS
FOR DIWALI
New Delhi (ANI): The
National Investigation
Agency (NIA) has
registered a case and
initiated a probe into the
October 9 anti-Hindu
violence in Mominpur
in West Bengal, sources
said. The move comes
after the Counter
Terrorism and Counter
Radicalization division
of the Ministry of Home
Affairs directed the
agency to register a FIR
and start a thorough
probe considering the
gravity of the case.
Lucknow (Agencies):
The National Investi-
gation Agency (NIA)
arrested Basit Kalam
Siddiqui (24) from Va-
ranasi. NIA had carried
out a search operation
in Varanasi on late night
of October 18 at the
premises of the accused.
During its searches, NIA
has seized incriminating
articles such as hand-
written notes related to
fabrication of IEDs and
explosive substances,
mobile phones, laptops,
pen-drives.
Noida (Agencies) :
Noida Power Compa-
ny Limited has made
special arrangements
to keep Greater Noida
lit on Diwali and to
ensure 24-hour power
supply to its consum-
ers. Like every year,
this time too extra vigi-
lance is being taken by
NPCL on Diwali. While
wishing a happy Diwali
to the residents of
Greater Noida, the MD
and CEO of NPCL PR
Kumar has appealed
to them to celebrate
Diwali safely.
Patna (Agencies): Bihar Education Minister
Chandra Shekhar Singh on Wednesday assured
a probe into the Kishanganj incident wherein a
class seven exam paper contained a question that
allegedly mentioned
Kashmir as a sepa-
rate country React-
ing to the matter,
Chandra Shekhar
Singh said there
would be no lapses
in the investigation
of this matter and it would be probed thoroughly.
“This is a serious matter for which the probe shall
take place even if it involved top officials,” state
Education Minister Chandra Shekhar Singh said.
BIHAR CLASS 7 PAPER REFERS TO
KASHMIR AS SEPARATE COUNTRY
CRUCIAL READ
‘Medicine donation of India
left +ve impact on int’l stage’
Mumbai (ANI): Term-
ing India a partner of
choice of the UN, Secre-
tary-General Antonio
Guterres said on
Wednesday that New
Delhi has increased its
impact on the interna-
tional stage due to the
donation of medicines,
equipment, and vac-
cines at height of Cov-
id-19 to neighbouring
countries.
Addressing the stu-
dents at the Indian Insti-
tute of Technology (IIT)
Bombay, Guterres said,
“From your donations
of medicines, equip-
ment and vaccines at
the height of the COV-
ID-19 pandemic, to your
humanitarian assis-
tance and development
finance to Afghanistan
and Sri Lanka, you’re
increasing impact on
the international stage.
India is today a partner
of choice of the UN.”
UN Chief, who arrived
in Mumbai today, said
that India’s digital plat-
form Cowin is the larg-
estvaccinationprogram
for Covid-19 which is
delivering more than 2
billion doses.
He further said that
India was the first coun-
try to launch a single-
country south-south
cooperation support
framework via the In-
dia-UN development
framework partner-
ship. Talking about In-
dia’s contribution to
UN Peacekeeping, Gu-
terres said, “India is
also the biggest provid-
er of military and po-
lice personnel to UN
missions, including the
first all-women UN po-
lice contingent to a
peacekeeping mission.
Over 200,000 Indian
men and women have
served in 49 peacekeep-
ing missions.
India’s voice on global stage international meets can only gain in authority credibility
UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres being felicitated during
the India @75: UN-India Partnership: Strengthening South-South
Cooperation, at IIT Bombay on Wednesday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Terror is absolute evil. There are no
reasons, no pretext, no causes, and
no grievances that can justify ter-
rorism. terrorism is absolute evil.
—Antonio Guterres, UN, Secretary-General
‘TERROR ABSOLUTE EVIL
AND NO REASON, PRETEXT
CAN JUSTIFY TERRORISM’
United Nations Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres in a
group picture with the faculty and students of IIT Bombay,
on Wednesday. —PHOTO BY ANI
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee at ‘Bijaya Samillani’,
in Siliguri on Wednesday. —PHOTO BY ANI
A farmer burning the stubble in a field, in Amritsar. —FILE PHOTO
Mumbai (ANI): UN
Secretary-General
Antonio Guterres paid
tributes to the victims
of the 26/11 terror
attacks at the Taj Mahal
Palace hotel in Mumbai
and said that terror is
an absolute evil and
no reason, pretext or
grievance can justify the
act of terrorism.Terror
is absolute evil. There
are no reasons, no
pretext, no causes,
and grievances that
can justify terrorism.
terrorism is absolute
evil. It has no room in
today's world, Guterres
said at Taj Hotel. UN
Chief, who came to
India on Wednesday,
visited the Taj Hotel on
Wednesday and laid a
wreath in honor of all
those who sacrificed
their lives in the 26/11
Mumbai terror attack.
UN Chief further said,
I feel deeply moved to
be here where one of
the barbaric terrorist
acts in history took
place where 166 peo-
ple lost their lives.
BCCI Secretary Jay Shah arrives for the 91st Annual General
Meeting of the BCCI, at the Taj Hotel, in Mumbai. — FILE PHOTO
Can ‘split’ cricketing
communities: PCB
JAY SHAH’S STATEMENT
New Delhi (Agencies):
Union Minister for
Youth Affairs and
Sports Anurag Singh
Thakur will inaugurate
Mega Cleanliness
Drives under Swachh
Bharat 2022 from Chan-
dani Chowk, Delhi on
19th October 2022. Simi-
lar Cleanliness Drives
will be undertaken on
19th October 2022 in all
villages across the
country
.
The aim is to consoli-
date the efforts of
Swachh Bharat 2022 in
the Deptt. of Youth Af-
fairs and its affiliate
organizations, namely
NYKS and NSS, and fur-
ther intensify activities
for ensuring mass pub-
lic participation in the
campaign by organiz-
ing similar programs in
all villages across the
country
.
A humble beginning
can lead to great change
and big transformation.
Swachh Bharat Pro-
gramme initiated by
Deptt. of Youth Affairs
in commemoration of
Azadi Ka Amrit KaAm-
rit Mahotsava bears tes-
timony to this. Barely
17 days ago, the pro-
gram commenced with
the objective of collect-
ing One Crore k.g. of
waste in the span of one
month. To date, more
than 60 Lakh k.g. of
waste has been collect-
ed with overwhelming
support and response
from youth and people
from all walks of life
from all Districts across
the country
.
This is a trendsetter
of a sort. People par-
ticularly the youth irre-
spective of their back-
ground and affiliations
are not only participat-
ing in the program but
playing a pivotal role in
motivating and encour-
aging others to join the
program purely on a
voluntary basis.
Swacchta Abhiyan
was started by Prime
Minister Sh. Narendra
Modi Ji during 2014 and
since then, remarkable
headway can be noticed
in this regard.
Anurag Thakur launches Mega Cleanliness Drives
SWACHH BHARAT CAMPAIGN
Union Minister Anurag Singh Thakur participates in the Mega
Cleanliness Drive under Swachh Bharat 2022, in New Delhi on
Wednesday. —PHOTO BY ANI
‘Punjab not taking adequate
stepstostopstubble burning’
I didn't chase out TaTas, CPM
did: Didi's surprising claim
Punjab has
taken “inade-
quate” steps in
spite of several meet-
ings and efforts by the
statutory panel.
—MM Kutty,
Chairman of Commission for Air
Quality Management
VAISHALI’S EX-
BOYFRIEND RAHUL
NAVLANI ARRESTED
Indore (Agencies): TV
actress Vaishali Takkar
was found dead in
her home in Indore.
A suicide note was
recovered, in the note,
the actress accused
Rahul Navlani of
harassing her. She was
in a relationship with
the businessman in the
past, who was allegedly
harassing her and not
letting her get married.
Rahul was arrested in
Indore. Takka’s neigh-
bor Rahul and his wife
Disha were booked for
abetment to suicide.

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तद्ुसार दकया जायेगा। यह नोदटस दिनांक 19/10/2022 को मेरे हसताक्षर और मुहर के साथ जारी दकया जाता है।
अनिशाषी अनिकारी
िगर पानलका, बससी
Jaipur (PTI): Vishwa
Hindu Parishad on
Wednesday demanded
from the Centre to
withdraw the benefit
of reservation to Hin-
dus who convert to
Christianity.VHP’s
national spokesper-
son Vijay Shankar Ti-
wari said those who
have become Chris-
tian after conversion
are still using their
Hindu names and cre-
dentials in documents
and getting the benefit
of reservation given
to Scheduled Castes
(SC) and Scheduled
Tribes (ST).
“The central govern-
ment should make a
plan and do a survey to
ensure that those peo-
ple who are from the SC
and ST community and
adopted Christianity
don’t get the reserva-
tion benefits,” he said.
Tiwari said his or-
ganisation will under-
take an awareness cam-
paign on the issue in
the coming days.
Prabhat Sharma, a
local spokesperson of
the VHP, said there are
many cases where peo-
ple belonging to SC and
ST categories adopted
Christianity but did
not change names and
other credentials.
Based on these docu-
ments, they are getting
reservation, he said.
First India Bureau
Jhalawar / Alwar /
Udaipur: Two persons
on a bike died after a
truck hit the bike near
Gavadi Talab under
Kotwali police station.
The deceased were from
Kalidas Colony, Sai
Nathpuram in Jhala-
war. Meanwhile in Al-
war, a woman and her
pregnant daughter-in-
law died while one was
injured when their bike
was hit by a truck.
In another incident a
man, wife their
grandson were killed in
Udaipur’s Bhinder area
on Wednesday after an
unidentified vehicle hit
their motorcycle. Police
informed deceased has
been identified as
Shambhu Lal Salvi (60),
wife Parvati Bai (55)
his grand-son Devraj
(4), residents of Seth-
vana village. “Victims
were heading towards
Lalpura village when
unidentified vehicle hit
them,” police said.
NEWS
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NTCAsubmitsreporton
Dholpur Tiger Reserve
Proposal is to declare 1105 square kilometres as 5th
Tiger Reserve
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: The State may
receive a good news re-
garding formation of
the 5th
tiger reserve as
the National Tiger Con-
servation Authority
Technical Committee
has submitted its report
on the proposal of the
State Government for
declaring Dholpur Ti-
ger Reserve.
The forest area of
Dholpur and Karauli
comes in the Dholpur
Tiger Reserve of about
1105 square kilometres,
in which at present
there is a variance of
about 10 tigers.
After this, the Union
Ministry of Forest and
Environment will issue
the notification of Dhol-
pur Tiger Reserve.
The efforts of Princi-
pal Secretary Forest,
Shikhar Agrawal,
PCCF Holf Dr DN Pan-
dey, and the Forest
team are likely to fruc-
tify soon. Now the gov-
ernment will have to
take a decision on the
claim of Tiger Reserve
of Kumbhalgarh.
MinisterVishvendra Singh sighting a tiger at Sariska onWednesday.
Woman being taken to hospital
after accident in Alwar.
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DHOLPURPROPOSAL
7diein3mishaps
inAlwar,Udaipur
and Jhalawar
Delhi police nabs gangster Deepak Tinu from Ajmer
First India Bureau
Ajmer: The special cell
of Delhi Police arrested
fugitive criminal Deep-
ak Tinu from Kekri
town of Ajmer district
on Wednesday for his al-
leged involvement in
the Sidhu Moosewala
murder case. Gangster
Deepak Tinu escaped
from custody of Mansa
police in Punjab on Oct
2 and was on a run. Af-
ter his arrest, he was
taken to Delhi by police.
Officials informed
that 5 hand grenades
2 pistols have also been
recovered. “Hand gre-
nade pistol recovered
from possession of
Deepak Tinu. He is a
close aide of Lawrence
Bishnoi, is an A-cate-
gory gangster. He was
one of the master-
minds of Sidhu Moose-
wala murder case.”
Woman gang-
raped, forced to
convert, found
dead in Bharatpur
ABSCONDING GANGSTER VICKY ROHILLA
ARRESTED BY SAMOD POLICE IN DELHI
Jaipur: Samod police have arrested a vicious ab-
sconding gangster Vicky Rohilla from Delhi. More
than 200 criminal cases are registered against the
accused in more than half a dozen states in the
country. The arrested, Vicky Rohilla, is a resident
of Haryana. The accused had kidnapped Ramdhan
Yadav, a resident of Samod, on July 25.
2 children burnt
alive as thatched
house catches
fire in Pushkar
First India Bureau
Bharatpur: A woman
was allegedly found
dead under mysterious
circumstances in
Bharatpur’s Sikri area,
police said. Police in-
formed the victim was
kidnapped, gang-raped
and forced to change
her religion.
“The victim’s father
has filed an FIR in Sikri
Police Station and stat-
ed that his daughter
was kidnapped nearly
ten months ago. The ac-
cused then forced the
victim to change her
religion and recite
Namaz. The victim was
even forced to eat beef,”
police said.
“The woman was
gang-raped by different
men in the last ten
months. On Wednes-
day, the woman was
found dead under mys-
terious circumstances,
following which, an
FIR was filed in the po-
lice station,” police
added. “A medical
board was constituted
and the body was hand-
ed over to family mem-
bers after the post-mor-
tem. The matter is be-
ing investigated,” po-
lice informed.
Ajmer (PTI): Two chil-
dren were burnt alive
after a thatched house
caught fire in Pushkar
town of Rajasthan’s
Ajmer dist on Wednes-
day, police said. The in-
cident took place in
Chawandia village
where 4 children were
inside a thatched house
and their both parents
had gone out for work,
they said. The house ap-
parently caught fire due
to a spark from a gas
stove. Four children
were inside house. 2 of
them got stuck burnt
alive whereas two oth-
ers escaped, Pushkar
SHO Ravish Samariya
said. “Dead were identi-
fied as Pooja (3) and
Deepa (1). Bodies hand-
ed over to family after
post-mortem.”
COMMITTEE FORMED FOR RAJIV
GANDHI JAL SANCHAY YOJANA
Jaipur (FIB): State
Govt has started second
phase of Rajiv Gandhi
Jal Sanchay Yojana.
The government has
also constituted a state-
level district-level
committee for effective
implementation of the
scheme. As per the or-
ders issued by Depart-
ment of Administrative
Reforms, goals like cre-
ating awareness about
water conservation, in-
creasing groundwater
level, doing plantations,
and increasing green
areas will be achieved
through scheme.
Diwali special issue of Hindu Vishwa Patrika released in Bhopal,
in this event Vijay Shankar Tiwari was present, also seen VC of
Makhanlal University, KG Suresh and others —FILE PHOTO
StopreservationperkstoHindus
who convert, VHP urges Centre
Ahead of Diwali,AQI
levels rise in cities;
Jpr,Jodhpur most hit
No cattle fest at Pushkar fair this
year due to Lumpy outbreak
First India Bureau
Jaipur: There are still
4 days left for Diwali to
come but pollution has
started increasing in
the air of the cities.
In many cities in-
cluding Jaipur, Jodh-
pur, Bhiwadi, Kota,
current Air Quality
Index (AQI) level is be-
tween 100 220. Jodh-
pur is the most pollut-
ed where the AQI level,
which was below 100 a
week ago, has crossed
200. This is worse than
Bhiwadi, which is con-
sidered among the
most polluted cities.
A week ago, on Oct
12, Jodhpur’s AQI lev-
el was 84 has in-
creased to 220.
Bhiwadi is the sec-
ond most polluted city
in the state after Jodh-
pur, where an AQI
level is close to 180. At
the same time, the lev-
el of air pollution in
Jaipur has reached
105. With this, Jaipur
has come out of the
Green Zone and is in
the Yellow Zone.
Jaipur (PTI): Push-
kar fair in Ajmer dist,
which attracts thou-
sands of tourists, will
be held without the
cattle fest this year ow-
ing to spread of lumpy
disease in State.
Sub-divisional magis-
trate (Pushkar) Sukh-
ram Pindel said, “Cat-
tle fair will not be held
this year due to lumpy
disease outbreak.
Apart from this, all
other religious cul-
tural events will be
held. Preparations for
the fair are going on
full swing.”
RCA President Vaibhav Gehlot met the family members
of Rajasthan Royals Vice President Rajiv Khanna and
expressed his condolences on the death of his father
Onkar Nath Khanna in Jodhpur on Wednesday.
CONDOLENCEMEET

First India Bureau
New Delhi: An impor-
tant meeting regarding
Rajiv Gandhi Study Cir-
cle was held in presence
of CM Gehlot at Delhi’s
Bikaner House where-
in, a detailed discussion
about Rajiv Gandhi
Study Circle was held.
Congress leader Man-
ish Tewari while speak-
ing during the meeting
said, “The main objec-
tive of the Rajiv Gandhi
Study Circle is to keep
the Congress ideology
strongly among the
well-read class in Uni-
versities.”
Interestingly, when
leaving for 15 GRG, Ge-
hlot left in the same car
with KC Venugopal and
word is that the duo in-
formally talked about
Rajasthan.
Meanwhile, after his
historic win, CM Ashok
Gehlot extended con-
gratulations and best
wishes to new Congress
President Mallikarjun
Kharge.
If you wish to live each day with
passion, learn to stand for
something higher than yourself.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/004/2022-24
Rajendra Chhabra
Dr Rituraj Sharma
Jaipur: Finally, the
wait is over for senior
IAS Sudhansh Pant, as
he has been called by
Delhi. He has been ap-
pointed as OSD in the
Ministry of Ports,
Shipping and Water-
ways but it will be after
February 1, 2023, when
the current serving
OSD in the Ministry re-
tires, that Pant will
take charge of the posi-
tion.
1991 batch IAS, Sud-
hansh Pant is current-
ly serving as the Direc-
tor General of HCM-
RIPA. Two months
back, Pant was empan-
elled on the post of Sec-
retary and since then
he was awaiting a call
from Delhi. Before this,
in the year 2014, Pant
had gone on deputation
to the Centre to the De-
partment of Pharma-
ceuticals and returned
to Rajasthan in Febru-
ary 2019.
But when Covid hit,
Delhi called Pant back
and it was thought
that he would continue
in the central govern-
ment. At that time he
had even sought a NOC
from the state govern-
ment. But his stay in
Rajasthan since could
not be termed as a
good tenure owing to
‘friction’ with the min-
ister and at times,
CM’s remarks. But it
seems that now his
stars have changed
and his ‘Acche Din’ are
here.
There are still five
more years to go be-
fore Pant retires and it
is said that he is an of-
ficer, fit for the work
of the Central Govern-
ment. It is now be-
lieved that he may not
return to Rajasthan.
Along with Pant’s
appointment orders,
the Central Govern-
ment issued appoint-
ment orders of a total
34 IAS, and through
this order, another IAS
from Rajasthan - San-
jay Malhotra - has also
been given a major
role. Currently, he is
serving as Secretary,
the Financial Services
Department, Ministry
of Finance. He has
now been assigned the
role of Department of
Revenue under the Fi-
nance Ministry itself,
which is an important
posting. This position
is considered an im-
portant and high-rank-
ing position in the cen-
tral government. Mal-
hotra will take over
the post on December
1, 2022, when the cur-
rent Secretary - Tarun
Bajaj - retires.
There is another
good news for Ra-
jasthan cadre IAS as
1997 batch IAS Rohit
Kumar has also been
empanelled for the
post of Additional Sec-
retary. These orders
were also issued on
Wednesday. Kumar is
currently posted as
Joint Director in the
Rural Development
Department in the
Central Government.
UNION GOVT FINALLY RECOGNISES PANT’S TALENTS!
CM Ashok Gehlot, Manish Tewari others during the meeting of
Rajiv Gandhi Study Circle held at Bikaner House in New Delhi.
Sudhansh Pant
Sanjay Malhotra Rohit Kumar
Gehlot, Tewari attend Rajiv
Gandhi study circle meeting
‘Upbeat’ CM can take another big
decision, appoint a new DGP!
CM reacts to
Himachal
CM’s OPS in
Raj remark
TACKLING RAJ CONG ISSUES,
A LITMUS TEST FOR KHARGE
Yogesh Sharma
Jaipur: With Mallikar-
jun Kharge becoming
the new Congress Presi-
dent, the Congress par-
ty
, under his leadership,
will work to formulate
the strategy for the next
Lok Sabha elections.
Kharge has a daunting
task before him, wheth-
er it is the elections in
his own home state of
Karnataka or Himachal
Pradesh and Gujarat
and at the same time, he
will have to solve the
complex issues of Ra-
jasthan Congress as
well. This new political
journey is not easy for
Malikarjun Kharge,
and challenges abound
for him.
Kharge, who hails
from Southern part of
India, will have to first
tackle the Northern is-
sues and prove his capa-
bilities in the Gujarat
andHimachalelections.
The challenges with-
in the Congress will be
the most difficult for
him and the most im-
portant of these are the
states of Rajasthan and
Chhattisgarh. These
are the only two states
in the country where
the Congress has com-
plete power and if the
Congress does not fix
its ‘clan’, then till the
next election, problems
will be dime a dozen for
the grand old party
.
Moreover, in Decem-
ber, Rahul Gandhi’s
‘Bharat Jodo Yatra’ will
also enter Rajasthan
and prior to this,
Kharge will have to ‘fix’
the existing issues of
Rajasthan Congress
and bring the two fac-
tions into a cohesive
unit. The distance be-
tween both Gehlot
the Pilot camps will
have to be reduced.
Correcting the condi-
tion of Raj Cong will be
Kharge’s responsibility
.
GS Dotasra, Dharmendra Rathore, and Sandeep Choudhary call
upon the newly elected AICC President Mallikarjun Kharge at his
residence at 10 Rajaji Marg in New Delhi on Wednesday.
CONGRATULATING
THE NEW AICC PREZ!
NEWLY ELECTED
CONG CHIEF RUBBER
STAMP: RATHORE
Dr Rituraj Sharma
Jaipur: Who will be the
new DG of Rajasthan
Police? To answer this
million dollar question,
a meeting of the selec-
tion committee was
held in UPSC in Delhi
on Wednesday which
was attended by CS
Usha Sharma other
officials. In this, a panel
of names of 3 IPS offic-
ers having seniority
and fulfilling the crite-
ria was decided, out of
which one name will be
selected by the State
Government till DGP
Lather’s retirement.
With the date of re-
tirement of ML Lather
Nov 3 drawing near, the
exercise has intensified
regarding who will be
the next DGP of the
State. Three senior of-
ficers from the Ra-
jasthan cadre of IPS
were selected in the
UPSC meeting held in
Delhi. It is believed that
these names were se-
lected on the basis of
seniority
.
According to seniority, 1988 batch IPS PK Singh comes af-
ter Lather, but he is scheduled to retire in December. The
same applies to BL Soni, who comes after Singh in seniority,
has only 1 month 27 days left to retire. Thus, both of
them are out of the race because only a senior IPS, who has
more than 6 months left in retirement, can be made DGP.
At present, Sahoo is DG
Commandant General of
Home Guards. He is a 1988
batch IPS and his name
comes according to seniority
with Pankaj Kumar Singh,
who is on deputation and
BL Soni’s, who will retire
in December 2022. Sahoo
has played his responsibili-
ties in posts like DG Police
Planning, ADG Home Guard,
ADG Intelligence and in CM
Vigilance.
Presently serving as DG
Jail, Dak is a 1989 batch
IPS. In seniority, he ranks
after Sahoo, but his name
is significant in the race
for DGP. He has served on
important posts.
IPS Mishra, of 1989 batch,
is currently serving as DG
Intelligence. In the past, he
has served as ADG ATS, CID,
ACB, IG Range Jodhpur, SP
Kota City, Pali, Bharatpur and
Churu.
Revenue Min Ramlal Jat
reached Udaipur and met
kids orphaned due to Corona.
Jat informed that CM Gehlot
has called the children to
Jaipur for lunch with him on
October 21 as a Diwali gift. Jat
talked to children and inquired
about their education and
offered them sweets.
CM Gehlot has approved a
financial proposal of Rs
93 cr for constructing new
building in Indira Gandhi
Canal Circle Complex. 68
chambers, basement park-
ing, 14 conference halls
waiting rooms will be built
under the project.
CM Gehlot has approved
a financial provision of
Rs 9 crore to develop Jaipur
Urban Haat on the lines of
Dilli Haat. As per the pro-
posal, the work of develop-
ing Urban Haat Jaipur will be
done by Amer Development
Management Authority.
CM Ashok Gehlot has
approved Rs 7.20
crore from state fund for
survey and DPR works in
Bharatpur and Dholpur
districts under Chambal-
Dholpur-Bharatpur mega
drinking water project. On
completion of this project,
the problem of drinking
water in urban and rural
areas will be solved.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has approved the proposal
to form 500 new mobile units on the lines of 108
ambulances for strengthening and modernisation of the
police department.As per the proposal, these mobile units
will be connected to Abhay Command Centre and there
will be 1 head constable and 2 constables for each unit.
CM Gehlot has sanctioned
Rs.21.54 crore for vari-
ous tourism development
works in Sirohi, Sikar and
Bharatpur districts. Accord-
ing to the proposal, Rs 7.98
crore have been sanctioned
for the restoration and
repair work of 5 main
stepwells. Rs 5.10 cr Rs.
8.46 cr have been allotted
for devp works.
CM TO CELEBRATE
DIWALI WITH COVID
ORPHANS ON OCT 21
`93 CR FOR NEW BLDG
IN IGCC COMPLEX
`9 CR TO DEVELOP
URBAN HAAT IN JPR
FUNDS FOR SURVEY
OF WATER PROJECTS
500 MOBILE UNITS FOR 24X7 POLICING
`21 CRORE FOR
TOURISM DEVP
UTKAL RANJAN SAHOO BHUPENDRA KUMAR DAK UMESH MISHRA
Gehlot, Pilot meet Kharge in Delhi separately,
congratulate him on election as Party Chief
Jaipur (PTI):
CMAshok Gehlot, his
former Dy Sachin Pi-
lot and other leaders
from the state congrat-
ulated Mallikarjun
Kharge on being elect-
ed as the President of
the Congress party
.
Gehlot, Pilot and
Mahesh Joshi, the
Congress chief whip
in the State Assembly,
separately met Kharge
in Delhi after his vic-
tory
.
The Congress on
Wednesday elected
Kharge as its presi-
dent, the first non-
Gandhi to head the
party in 24 years, after
a contest between him
and senior party lead-
er Shashi Tharoor.
Gehlot met Kharge
at his residence and
congratulated him.
“Congratulations and
best wishes to Mall-
ikarjun Kharge ji on
being elected the Na-
tional President of the
Congress Party,” Ge-
hlot tweeted, sharing a
video of their meet-
ing. “Congratulations
best wishes to Shri
Mallikarjun Kharge ji
on being elected the
National President of
AICC. I am sure that
under your leadership
guidance, party
workers will get a new
direction all will
work dedicatedly to-
wards Congress ideol-
ogy,” Pilot tweeted af-
ter meeting Kharge.
CM Ashok Gehlot with Mallikarjun Kharge, KC Venugopal, Dr
Mahesh Joshi at Kharge’s residence in New Delhi after he
was elected as AICC President on Wednesday.
Jaipur: BJP leader
Rajyavardhan Rathore on
Wednesday called newly
elected Congress President
Mallikarjun Kharge a “rub-
ber stamp” and alleged that
the party’s internal polls
to its chief were a “fraud”.
Reacting to allegations
of irregularities in the
conduct of the polls in Uttar
Pradesh, the Jaipur Rural
MP said when the party
cannot conduct internal
polls between two people
properly, then “how can it
deal with elections at the
national level”. “A strong
opposition is required for
a strong democracy. After
a long period of time, the
Congress party is look-
ing away from one family
but still it has searched a
rubber stamp. Their internal
election is just a fraud and
drama,” he said.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Reacting to
Himachal CM Jai Ram
Thakur’s remark that
OPS hasn’t been imple-
mented in Rajasthan,
CM Ashok Gehlot re-
taliated saying that the
pension cases of more
than 100 employees who
were appointed after
Jan 1, 2004 and retired
have been settled.
“Jai Ram Thakur
should remember that
the then NDA govt on 1
January 2004 replaced
OPS with NPS creating
a feeling of insecurity
among employees. Our
government took care
of employees’ interests
and OPS has been re-
stored in the state from
April 1, 2022, taking
care of social security,”
hesaid.JaiRamThakur
and BJP should clearly
state their stand as to
why are they against
OPS giving social secu-
rity to employees, asked
Ashok Gehlot.
Sachin Pilot congratulates
Mallikarjun Kharge at latter’s
residence in New Delhi.
Sealing the changes
in the Rajasthan
Congress will be
one of the major
tasks for Kharge

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will come a point
where you have
to make a critical deci-
sion. To study your cho-
sen subject further, or to
skip that stage and start
working directly
. See un-
like some other streams
such as Engineering, the
Sciences, Law, Account-
ancy and Medicine; the
Arts are a universe
where self-expression is
paramount. And that
begs the argument – do I
need to study Writing,
Film Making, Music and
the like, at a graduate or
postgraduate level? Is it
REALLY necessary?
Like most things in
life, here are the pros
and cons:
I
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1 LEARNINGONTHEJOB:Many
people choose to skip ‘the higher
education stage and go directly into
work.Thephilosophyhereisthatespe-
cially when it concerns the Arts, the
amount one can learn on the job is in-
valuable, and no school can teach you
that.Idisagreewiththis.While‘onthe
job’ learnings are immense, I believe
thatyouwillbenefitmuchmoreonthe
job if your fundamentals are already
mastered. Let’s take film-making for
example. There are many amateur
film-makersoutthere.Theygodirectly
onto the set rather than studying film.
Mycontentionisthathadtheystudied
the subject formally
, their time on- set
would be spent more productively
, ob-
servingtheseveralnuancesof thefilm-
making process, rather than learn-
ing the basics of Lighting, Sound,
Editing etc on set.
2 EASY WORK: There is one
thing that you should be ex-
tremelywellawareof.Anydegree,
even from a top-notch college or
university will not guarantee
you a job in the Arts. So, if that
is your primary reason for
studying further, you ought
not to waste money
,
time and effort!
3 CONTACTS: The networking
and contacts you will build when
you actually get out there and work
will make or break your career. That
is not to say you must compromise as
an artist. It only means that you
should be smart, be good to people, be
a bit PR savvy and always maintain
great relations with your employers,
past and present. Never leave a job, no
matter how painful, on a sour note.
You never know!
4 AGE: The one big advantage of
working instead of studying
further of course is age. If you de-
cide for example NOT to do your
2-year MFA in Film Making, and
invest that time instead on set –
some might say that you have a
2-year head-start over your contem-
poraries. Then again, there is no
hard and fast rule, nor is there any
right or wrong.
The arts present their unique des-
tiny for each individual. As a men-
tor, I can advise you that if you feel
you have the time, opportunity and
energy, do both. The combination of
robust education and great work ex-
perience is, without a doubt, the
ideal scenario. Two paths lead to the
Arts. Why not take both?
STUDY
WORK
1 Technical Foundation: Doing a
Diploma, bachelor's Degree or a
Masters in any of the Arts streams
will give you a firm grounding in your
chosen sphere. It will endow you with
the tools using which you will be able
to hone your craft and refine it.
2 Exposure: Studying with other
students who are passionate
about your field of study will provide
immense exposure to different view-
points – a vital aspect of the arts. It
makes the experience of learning
richer, and makes one’s own percep-
tions and opinions, more diverse, bet-
ter informed, and more sensitive.
3 Network: Depending on what
college you study at, there will
be an opportunity to network. This
will come in handy, especially after
your program. If it is an Artist you
choose to become, or it is in Aca-
demia that you opt to pursue your
career. Attending a good school will
open doors.
4 Self-Discovery: Perhaps the
most important facet of a good
higher education in the Arts is the
process of self-discovery. It is only
when you undertake a concentrated
program will you delve deeper into
yourself and come to many realiza-
tions about your-
self as an artist.
You will likely
find your voice,
which is a great
plus before you
embark into the
world.
PATH
PATH

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