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33%
RESERVATION
FOR WOMEN IN
PARLIAMENT
MAHILA
IN‘RAJYA’!
After an 11-hour debate, Rajya Sabha
passes the Women’s Reservation Bill by
creating history after 27 years of lapses
215ayes,0Noes,0Absentations
Moni Sharma
New Delhi
In a historic move, the
Rajya Sabha on Thurs-
day unanimously passed
the women's reservation
bill after an 11-hour de-
bate. The bill was passed
by the Lok Sabha on
Wednesday, Now 33%
reservation for women in
Parliament and in the
state assemblies will be-
come a law and will be
implemented after cen-
sus and delimitation, a
point that the Opposition
questioned.
This is the first bill to
have been passed in the
new Parliament building.
After the bill was cleared
by the Upper House, Ra-
jya Sabha chairman and
Vice President Jagdeep
Dhankhar congratulated
the members and said it
is a historic achievement.
DOUBLE DELIGHT!
HISTORIC FEAT ON
PRIME MINISTER
NARENDRA MODI’S
HINDU CALENDAR
BIRTHDAY
DAY 4
PARLIAMENT
SPECIAL SESSION
In women-related matters, we (BJP) do not
play any politics. It is an article of faith for
the PM and therefore we do everything
that we have done whether it is Article 370,
triple talaq, or women's reservation bill.
NIRMALA SITHARAMAN, UNION FINANCE MINISTER
Where there is a will there is a way. By
fulfilling a long-pending demand, PM Modi
has sent a powerful message of gender
equality, inclusive governance across world.
My heartfelt gratitude to every citizen.
AMIT SHAH, UNION HOME MINISTER
Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam!
Heartfelt gratitude to Prime
Minister Narendra Modi.
#9YearsOfSeva
VASUNDHARA RAJE,
FORMER CM AND NATIONAL VP BJP
I stand in support of this
Bill. My party and INDIA
parties wholeheartedly
support this Bill.
MALLIKARJUN KHARGE,
CONGRESS PRESIDENT
DHANKHAR'S HISTORIC MOVE CONGRATULATIONS TO 140 CR INDIANS
Jagdeep Dhankhar conducts
the proceedings of the House.
Vice-President
and Rajya Sabha
chairman Jagdeep
Dhankhar in a historic
move on Thursday re-
constituted the panel of
vice-chairpersons compris-
ing 13 women Rajya Sabha
members for the day as the
house discusses the Nari
Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam
Bill, 2023.
PM Narendra
Modi hailed the
passage of the
historic women’s reserva-
tion bill. PM Modi said
that with the passage of
the Nari Shakti Vandan
Adhiniyam in Parliament,
we usher in an era of
stronger representation
and empowerment for the
women of India. This is
not merely a legislation;
it is a tribute to the count-
less women who have
made our nation.
Historic achievement, congratulations. It is
also a coincidence that today is Prime Minister
Narendra Modi’s birthday by Hindu calendar.
JAGDEEP DHANKHAR, RAJYA SABHA CHAIRMAN PM Narendra Modi greets after the voting in the Rajya Sabha.
A defining
moment in
our nation’s
democratic
journey! Such
unanimous
support is
gladdening.
NARENDRA MODI,
PRIME MINISTER
LS Speaker Om Birla
addressed the spe-
cial session of Parl
and delivered the address of
peace and India’s long stand-
ing history with ‘non’violence’.
Om Birla further urged all the
MPs to conduct business of
the House with dignity and
complete determination.
BIRLA GIVES MESSAGE
OF PEACE IN SANSAD
BJP president JP
Nadda on Thursday
said that with the
passage of ‘Nari Shakti
Vandan Adhiniyam’ by both
houses, we have moved
towards providing a long-
pending right to our women.
I thank Modi for his constant
efforts to empower women.
‘I THANK MODI FOR HIS
EFFORTS FOR WOMEN’
CM’S AMBITIOUS PROJECTS TAKE CENTRE STAGE
Geh-Lot’s
Blitzkrieg!
CHIEF MINISTER ASHOK GEHLOT
LAYS THE FOUNDATION STONE AND
INAUGURATES THE DEVELOPMENT
WORKS WORTH `1,410 CRORE IN CITY
Naresh Sharma, Abhishek
Shrivastava and Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot travelling by metro with Shanti
Dhariwal, Govind Singh Dotasra and Pratap Singh Khachariyawas
from Ramnagar to Badi Chaupar during foundation stone-laying
ceremony for Metro Rail Phase 1C in Jaipur on Thursday.
hief Minister
Ashok Gehlot
said on Thurs-
day that State govern-
ment is working dedicat-
edly for the development
of the entire state includ-
ing Jaipur. “Rajasthan
has emerged as a model
state in all sectors includ-
ing education, health,
roads, electricity, water
and the development
works of Rajasthan are
being discussed across
the country.Avision doc-
ument is being prepared
under Mission-2030 to
include Rajasthan among
the leading states of the
country for which sug-
gestions have been taken
from over 2 crore people
so far,” Gehlot said.
Gehlot was addressing
the foundation stone-in-
auguration ceremony of
development works of
`1,410 crore on Thurs-
day. During this, he inau-
gurated and laid the foun-
dation stone of Phase 1-C
of the important metro
project in Jaipur costing
`980 crore and 9 devel-
opment works of JDA
costing about `430 crore.
CM laid foundation stone
of Phase 1C from Badi
Chaupar to Transport
Nagar via Ramganj (2.85
km). “This phase, costing
`980 crore, will provide
direct and easy connec-
tivity to Jaipur boundary
from Delhi Road and
Agra Road. It is a matter
of pride that Metro is ex-
panding in Jaipur. It is
also our dream to com-
plete the second phase of
metro from Sitapura to
Ambabadi. Governments
all over the world fulfill
their social responsibility
regarding transportation.
There is no profit or loss
seen in this,” CM said.
C
IN BRIEF
7 kg gold worth `4 crore
seized at Jaipur Airport
Jaipur: Customs team
seized 7 kg of gold paste,
valued at over `4 cr from
2 passengers arriving
from Dubai. Both passen-
gers are said to be the res-
idents of Sikar. The gold
has been confiscated un-
der Customs Act, and the
accused individuals are
currently under interroga-
tion. ZIAUDDIN KHAN
Union Govt issues fresh
advisory to TV channels
New Delhi: In an adviso-
ry to all private satellite
TV channels on Thursday,
the I&B ministry said it
has come to its notice that
“a person” in a foreign
country who faces serious
cases of crime including
terrorism was invited for a
discussion on a television
channel.
INDIA-CANADA RIFT: CROSSROADS OF DIPLOMACY
BILLIONS AT STAKE!
Moni Sharma
New Delhi/Ottawa
Economic and social
talks between India and
Canada have taken a hit
as tension rises more af-
ter Prime Minister Justin
Trudeau said authorities
were investigating “cred-
ible allegations” linking
Delhi’s agents to the
murder of Sikh separatist
leader, Hardeep Singh
Nijjar. However, on
Tuesday, New Delhi dis-
missed the allegations as
“absurd”, and asked Can-
ada instead to crack down
on anti-India elements
operating in its territory.
People of the State can help us in
preparing the ‘Mission-2030’ vision
document by giving their suggestions.
ASHOK GEHLOT, CHIEF MINISTER
INAUGURATED
 Nehru Garden-
Lakshmi Temple Tiraha
Underpass and statues
of freedom fighters at a
cost of `81 crore.
 Ram Niwas Bagh
underground parking for
1530 vehicles at a cost
of `85 crore.
 Sylvan Park on 113
hectare land on Agra
Road at a cost of `8 cr.
FOUNDATION LAID
 Development work in
Govind Dev Ji area at a
cost of `120 crore.
 Beautification and
development work in
Idgah area at a cost of
`10 crore.
 2-storey underground
parking in front of HC at
a cost of `50 crore.
 Satellite hospital in
Shivdaspura, Kanota,
Balmukundpura at a
cost of `25 crore each.
FULL REPORT ON P8
TRADE: Canada said this month it had
paused talks on the proposed treaty with
India. Steady growth has seen goods trade
rising to $8 billion in 2022, with Indian
exports to Canada touching $4 billion.
STUDENTS: India is largest source coun-
try for international students in Canada. In
2022, data rose 47% to nearly 3,20,000,
40% of total overseas students.
SIKHS: Analysts say the worsening ties
could affect economic interests of thou-
sands of Sikhs in India’s Sikh-majority
Punjab, since they have relatives in
Canada, who remit millions back home.
TRAVEL PLANS: Travellers, globe trot-
ters & transportation sector have been
rattled by the sudden ramp-up in ten-
sions between Canada and India.
HERE ARE THE CHALLENGES
FOR BOTH COUNTRIES
I CALL UPON INDIA TO
WORK WITH US: JUSTIN
Canadian PM Justin
Trudeau on Thurs-
day said, “I had a
direct talk, with PM Modi, I
shared my concerns in no
uncertain terms. We call
upon GoI to take seriously
this matter and to work with
us to shed full transparency
and ensure accountability
and justice in this matter.”
INDIA SUSPENDS VISA
SERVICES IN CANADA
India on Thursday
suspended visa ser-
vices in Canada with
immediate effect. “Important
notice from Indian Mission:
Due to operational reasons,
with effect from 21 Septem-
ber 2023, Indian visa ser-
vices have been suspended
till further notice,” reads a
notice on BLS website.
Biswa: Fuel cheaper
in Assam than Raj
Bhanwar S Charan
Kota
Assam Chief Minister
Himanta Biswa Sarma
targeted the Gehlot govt
in Rajasthan over high
fuel prices in the state.
Sarma quoted figures
from RBI Bulletin, re-
vealing an inflation rate
of 8.5% for Rajasthan
compared to 4% for As-
sam. Speaking at a public
meeting at Ummed Singh
Stadium in Nayapura,
Sarma said that if the
Kanhaiyalal incident had
happened in Assam, he
would have settled ac-
counts hand in hand.
“Second breaking would
have run in the media
within 5 minutes of the
news of beheading. The
question of life and death
is before us every day in
Assam,” he said. Biswa
also attended Yatra in
Jodhpur where Gajendra
Singh Shekhawat and
Keshav Prasad Maurya
were also present.
Himanta Biswa addresses people
in Nayapura on Thursday.

First India Bureau
Kota
Uttarakhand CM Push-
kar Singh Dhami on
Thursday, attacked the
opposition parties saying
that I.N.D.I.A. (alliance)
allies abused Sanatan and
the opposition parties re-
mained silent.
He stressed that Sana-
tan has been integral to
Indian culture for centu-
ries and deserves respect.
Speaking at a press con-
ference during Parivartan
Yatra, he also expressed
confidence that the BJP
would secure a signifi-
cant victory in the 2023
state elections.
Dhami cited the enthu-
siastic reception of the
Yatra in Kota and Jhala-
war as a clear indicator of
public support for the
BJP. He criticized the
current Congress govern-
ment in Rajasthan, accus-
ing it of hindering the
implementation of cen-
tre’s schemes and prior-
itizing publicity over the
welfare of the people.
The BJP leader also
highlighted concerns
about rising crime rates
in Rajasthan, particularly
crimes against women
and Dalits during the
Cong govt’s tenure. “The
Gehlot government does
not say anything about
Lal Diary, all are well
aware that the dark deeds
of corruption are hidden
in this Lal Diary,” he said
Praising Prime Minister
Narendra Modi’s leader-
ship, Dhami highlighted
Centre’s achievements.
RDPL TO RE-START AFTER 7 YRS
Rajtobecomeself-reliantinpharmasector:Arora
First India Bureau
Jaipur
he decision to
re-operational-
ize Rajasthan
Drugs and Pharmaceuti-
cal Limited was taken in
Cabinet meeting held
under CM’s leadership
on Wednesday. The em-
ployees of RDPL & govt
drug production sector
are elated with the deci-
sion. Employees of
RDPL on Sikar Road,
Jaipur, which was shut
for the last 7 years, met
RAJSICO Chairman Ra-
jiv Arora on Thursday
and expressed their grat-
itude to him and the CM.
Arora was instrumen-
tal in restarting RDPL.
He said that with CM’s
efforts, Rajasthan will
again become self-reli-
ant in pharmaceutical
sector. “To make RDPL
world class, state govt
will set up labs, staff, ma-
chines and equipment for
testing,” he said.
Employees of RDPL call upon Rajiv Arora at his office in Jaipur
on Thursday & thank him for his efforts in re-starting RDPL.
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INDIAalliesabusedSanatan,Oppnsilent:Dhami
Cong people are seen going to temples & performing puja: Dhami
Govt promotes 14
RPS officials to
super time scale
Spl NDPS court
sentences drug
peddler to 3 yrs
First India Bureau
Jaipur
State government on
Thursday, promoted 14
RPS officials from super
time scale to higher super
time scale. As per orders
of Home Dept, officials
promoted are Satyapal
Middha, Krishna Chand,
Lakshman Das, RK Ya-
dav, BS Yadav, HP Mee-
na, RK Kanwat, NK
Meena, Rajesh Maurya,
Rajendra Kumar Meena,
Kewal Ram Rai, Rajen-
dra Kumar, Ganpati Ma-
hawar and Gordhan Lal
Saukriya. The promo-
tions are subject to the
decision of the court.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The Special Court for
NDPS (narcotic drugs
and psychotropic sub-
stances) cases in Jaipur
has awarded three years
imprisonment to a man
for drug smuggling, said
an official on Thursday.
Judge Pramod Kumar
Malik convicted Jamrul
Shaikh and ordered
3-year imprisonment.
The court also imposed a
fine of Rs 5,000.
Shaikh was caught by
Jaipur’s Kotwali Sadar
police station on March
4, 2016 with 4 kilograms
of ganja (cannabis).
PARIVARTAN SANKALP YATRA
IAS Nehra takes
VRS, might fight
Assembly polls
V-P Dhankhar in
Dudu on Sept 23
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The VRS application of
2009 batch IAS Antar
Singh Nehra, currently
serving as Jaipur Divi-
sional Commissioner, got
approved on Thursday.
Although Nehra was slat-
ed to retire on Jan 31,
2024, on turning 60 years
of age, however, he opted
for VRS due to family
reasons. Nehra, a pro-
motee IAS, is believed to
be preparing to contest
Assembly polls. How-
ever, there is curiosity in
bureaucracy as to from
which party & from
where will he contest?.
Jaipur: Vice- President
Jagdeep Dhankhar will
visit Dudu district on
September 23. He is
proposed to arrive by
special aircraft after
12 noon and attend
an event near Phagi n
Dudu district. Dhankhar
is proposed to return
around 4 pm.
Roadwaysstaff,demand
high-levelprobeovergraft
First India Bureau
Jaipur
Rajasthan Transport Cor-
poration Joint Employ-
ees Federation, a labour
organisation related to
Bharatiya Mazdoor
Sangh working in road-
ways, protested at Jaipur
Sindhi Camp Bus Stand
along with all the ware-
houses of Rajasthan for a
high-level probe into the
corruption in Corpora-
tion & demanding salary
and pension. The stir
took place under leader-
ship of VK Gupta, State
President of the Federa-
tion and Vikram Singh,
Divisional President.
Rajasthan Transport Corporation Joint Employees Federation
stage a dharna at Sindhi Camp Bus Stand in Jaipur on Thursday.
AMBULANCES HIT ROADS AS STRIKE POSTPONED
Meanwhile, the strike of ambulance workers going
on for 21 days, has been postponed. Ambulance
service started in the entire state on Thursday. State
President of Rajasthan State Ambulance Employees’ Union
Suja Ram Saran made an announcement regarding this.
Meeting for a cause
Spreading joy
Representatives & residents of Shivad area in Bapu
Nagar in Malviya Nagar Assembly, met Rajsico
Chairman Rajiv Arora on Wednesday & told him about
the problems related to regulation of settlements and
lease of houses. Arora asked top UDH and Municipal
Corporation CEO Babulal Goyal to organise regulation
camps & ensure quick solution to this problem.
Balotra: A recent public hearing
conducted by District Collector
Rajendra Vijay brought much-needed
relief and happiness to a family of
six orphaned siblings. Bheraram,
grandfather of these kids, attended
hearing. DC directed social security
official Ganga Choudhary to connect
them with Palanhar scheme.
Condolencespourinfor
journalistManojMathur
First India Bureau
Ajmer
Heartfelt condolences
were given to noted jour-
nalist Manoj Mathur in a
condolence meeting held
at Birla Mangalam in
Madar of Ajmer on
Thursday. CEO and Man-
aging Editor of First India
News Pawan Arora also
attended the meeting and
expressed grief.
Condolence letters
were also received from
dignitaries in which a let-
ter of Dr Jagdeesh Chan-
dra - CEO and Editor-in-
Chief, Bharat24-Vision
of New India; CMD and
Editor-in-Chief of First
India News and First In-
dia, was also read.
Pawan Arora paying floral tributes to Late Manoj Mathur in
condolence meeting at Birla Mangalam in Ajmer on Thursday.
Amit Vajpayee and Shubham Jain are also seen.
BJP’S WOMEN DELEGATION REACH PARL TO
THANK PM FOR WOMEN’S RESERVATION BILL
Jaipur: A delegation of women led by BJP
Mahila Morcha State President Raksha Bhan-
dari reached the Parliament House on Thurs-
day to express gratitude for passing the Nari Shakti
Vandan Bill with 33% reservation for women in LS by
the Centre under PM Modi’s leadership. The delega-
tion met BJP State Prez CP Joshi and BJP State V-P
and MP Baba Balaknath and expressed happiness
over Bill brought for overall devp of women.
Delegation of women led by Raksha Bhandari meet CP
Joshi & Baba Balaknath at Parliament House in Delhi.
Uttarakhand C M Pushkar Singh Dhami addresses a press
conference in Kota on Thursday. Also seen are other leaders.
‘PUBLIC READY TO
REMOVE CONG GOVT’
Jodhpur: Uttar
Pradesh Deputy
Chief Minister
Keshav Prasad Maurya
criticized the Congress
government
in Rajasthan
while terming
it anti-poor,
anti-farmer,
anti-women,
and anti-Dalit.
He accused the government
of patronizing mafias. At
a press conference under
Parivartan Yatra, Maurya
exuded confidence that BJP
will form the government in
upcoming assembly elec-
tions.He recalled how the
people of Rajasthan played
a crucial role in securing all
25 Lok Sabha seats for the
BJP in the 2014 general
elections. The BJP leader
also accused the Congress
of making empty promises
to the public in 2018 polls.
Vikas Sharma
Dholpur
The Dholpur gas based
power units which were
closed for the last three
years became operational
bringing relief to Ra-
jasthan which is reeling
under power crisis. En-
ergy Minister Bhanwar
Singh Bhati expressed
happiness and said that
power generation started
at 4.30 am on Thursday
from unit no.2. “If the
unit runs at full capacity,
2.64 million units can be
generated per day. De-
spite being relatively ex-
pensive, power from
Dholpur Gas Project will
provide uninterrupted
power supply,” he said.
Bhati said that with
power demand increas-
ing by 29 %, state govt
gave permission to the
Dholpur Power Project to
generate electricity.
CMD of the Corporation RK Sharma said that efforts are being
made to make the remaining two units capable of production.
Dholpurgasplant
startsafterthreeyears
Guv gets 6th
State Fin
Commission report
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The final report of the
Sixth State Finance Com-
mission was presented to
GovernorKalrajMishraat
RajBhavanhereonThurs-
day. Under the leadership
of State Finance Commis-
sion Chairman Pradyu-
man Singh, Finance Com-
mission member Ashok
Lahoti,MemberSecretary
SCDerashree,JointSecre-
taryRajeshGuptaandAd-
visorShantilalJainhanded
overthesignedcopyofthe
Finance Commission to
the Governor.
Governor Kalraj Mishra being handed over the signed copy of
the Finance Commission by Pradyuman Singh, Ashok Lahoty,
SC Derashree, Rajesh Gupta and Shantilal Jain at Raj Bhavan in
Jaipur on Thursday.
Jaipurairporttohave
MobileCommandPost
First India Bureau
Jaipur
Keeping passenger
safety in mind, a Gen-
Next security vehicle
will soon be deployed at
Jaipur International
Airport. This vehicle –
the Mobile Command
Post – is capable of han-
dling any emergency or
untoward situation. The
mobile post is equipped
with the latest gadgets
and equipment and will
soon be installed in the
air-side area.
Mobile Command
Post is a mobile security
control centre which
will connect all stake-
holders and security
agencies on one plat-
form in adverse circum-
stances. State-of-the-art
security communica-
tion equipment, camer-
as, TV and monitoring
systems have been in-
stalled in this vehicle.
Command Control Ve-
hicle is a bus-like vehi-
cle in which high zoom
quality cameras have
been installed all around
on the roof of the bus.

First India Bureau
Jaipur
Rajasthan police have ar-
rested three people here
on Thursday and recov-
ered 1.64 kg of high-qual-
ity opium from them on
Thursday, officials said.
According to the police,
the price of this opium in
the international market is
around Rs 8 lakh. The ar-
rested accused also ex-
torted money from people
by posing as policemen,
they said. Additional Di-
rector General of Police
(Crime) Dinesh MN said
Subhash Jat, Jaipal Sepat
alias JP and Babulal were
arrested in Kardhani po-
lice station area of Jaipur.
They were living at a
rented accommodation in
Govindpura area, he said.
During the search of
theircar,1.64kgofopium
was recovered from the
dashboard. Following
this, the trio was arrested
and booked under NDPS
Act. During interrogation,
they revealed that they
brought this opium from
Chittorgarh.Severalcrim-
inal cases have already
been registered against
Jaipal and Babulal. They
used to take rooms on rent
in Jaipur, pose as police-
men and extort money
from people by threaten-
ing them, police said.
Seized car and the opium of worth `8 Lakhs.
Subhash Jat, Jaipal Sepat alias JP and Babulal in custody of
Kardhani police in Jaipur on Thursday.
RAJASTHAN 03
Three accused held from Kardhani area used to extort money from people by posing as policemen
CRIME ACROSS RAJASTHAN
CRIME
ROUNDUP
Threeheldwithopiumworth`8L,posedascops
DRUGSMUGGLERS’PROPERTIESWORTH`12CRSEIZEDUNDERNDPSACT
Jaipur/Pratapgarh:
Under the direction
of Pratapgarh SP Amit
Kumar, Chhoti Sadri and
Salamgarh police have taken
action against illegal drug
smugglers and have frozen
and seized movable and
immovable property worth
about Rs 12 crore. In this
regard, approval has been
received by the Competent
Authority and Administrator
SAFEM(FOP) authorized
by the Government of India.
Director General of Police
Umesh Mishra congratulated
Pratapgarh SP and his team
and announced a letter of
appreciation for them. He
said that this is the first major
action under Section 68F
NDPS Act in the last decade.
Action was taken against
smugglers Kamal Rana,
Kamlesh Bairagi, Shailendra
Bairagi and Vishnu Bairagi.
Mishra said that for the first
time in State, Pratapgarh Po-
lice registered a case without
any seizure under Section
27A, 28, 29, 30 of NDPS Act
against those who provide
shelter to smugglers.
Woman jumps into
water tank with kids,
die; husband held
ACB traps agriculture
board AEn for taking
`
`85K bribe in Kota
Father booked for raping and
impregnating minor in Lohawat
Lunaram Darji
Sanchore
A married woman along
with her two children
jumped into a tank in her
home after a fight with
her husband on Thursday
here. The accused has
been taken into custody.
Neighbours took all the
three to the hospital,
where doctors declared
them dead.
According to police,
wife Pinta along with her
two sons, Kalpesh (5) and
Parsa Ram (3), jumped
into the tank. Sanchore
police kept the bodies of
the three in the mortuary
for post-mortem.
First India Bureau
Kota
The ACB has nabbed an
Assistant Engineer of Ra-
jasthan State Agricultural
Marketing
Board while
taking bribe
of Rs 85,000
in Kota. The
accused en-
gineer Rad-
heshyam Gupta had de-
manded the bribe in lieu
of clearing bills against
construction work carried
out in a hostel.
After verification, a
trap was laid and accused
was caught red handed,
an official informed.
First India Bureau
Jodhpur/Jaipur
A case has been regis-
tered against a man under
the POCSO Act for rap-
ing his Class 12th daugh-
ter for months and im-
pregnating her under Lo-
hawat police station area.
The accused had even
threatened to kill her if
she told anyone about it.
The matter came to light
when the victim, a minor,
got sick in school. She
was taken to the hospital
after she complained of
stomach ache and started
vomiting. The doctors
examined her and found
her pregnant.
Meanwhile, a woman
has registered a com-
plaint against a man for
raping her by sedating
her. She alleged that the
accused have sought
money & demanded Rs 8
lakh from her and threat-
ened to make her obscene
videos viral. ACP Pratap
Nagar Vinod Sharma is
investigating the case.
COACHING OWNER RAPES 28-YEAR-OLD WOMAN
ON PROMISE OF MARRIAGE, INVESTIGATION ON
Jaipur: A 28-year-old woman has registered a complaint
of rape against a coaching owner at Chomu police
station on Wednesday. The victim has accused the man of
physically abusing her along
with embezzlement of gold and
silver jewellery worth lakhs of
rupees. The victim said that
she got acquainted with ac-
cused living in Jaipur through
social media in Oct 2022. He
later sexually assaulted victim by promising to marry her. Police
have registered a case and started investigating the matter.
BIZMAN’S SON ABDUCTED FOR NOT GIVING
CYCLE; BEATEN, LEFT ON ROAD 18 KMS AWAY
Jaipur: A businessman’s son was kidnapped
by unidentified culprits. The young boy was
forcibly taken away in a black car, subjected to
physical assault, and later abandoned on the road-
side, approximately 18 kilometers from his home.
The victim’s father, a local textile businessman,
promptly reported the incident to police. According
to the father, a stranger approached his son de-
manding the bicycle he was riding. The boy, under-
standably cautious, refused, explaining that he did
not know the person. The stranger then compelled
the child to sit on the bicycle’s rear seat and rode
off with him for a short distance and later he was
forcefully taken in a car. The culprits abandoned
the kid by the roadside along Ajmer highway. A rick-
shaw puller came to the child’s aid and helped him
contact his father. The father immediately reported
the matter to police and rushed to the spot.
ILLEGAL LIQUOR WORTH LAKHS OF RUPEES
SEIZED ACROSS RAJ AHEAD OF ELECTIONS
Jaipur: In Jhunjhunu during major action
against illegal liquor transportation, the Excise
team seized a vehicle with 1262 litres of liquor in 133
cartons and arrested one person late on Wednesday.
32 cartons of beer,
86 country liquor and
15 cartons of English
liquor were seized.
In Balotra, liquor was
being smuggled in a
chemical tanker. 310
boxes of Punjab made
illegal liquor worth Rs 47 lakh have been recovered. In
Bhilwara, illegal liquor worth Rs 10 lakh was seized. It
was being transported for distribution during assembly
polls. The 2 have been held with 285 boxes of illegal li-
quor. In Dausa, Senthal police station seized 112 boxes
of English liquor of Rs 9.40 lakh from a mini truck.
PoliceofficialsputtingtheboardofpropertyconfiscationinPratapgarh
on Thursday. OfficialswithseizedliquorinDausa.

TOP
TWEETS
SPIRITUAL SPEAK
Watch out for false prophets.
They come to you in sheep’s
clothing, but inwardly they
are ferocious wolves.
BIBLE
The preparatory phase of
#SpecialCampaign3.0 of
Swachhata and reducing
pendency in government offices
with a saturation approach is
underway in @LabourMinistry
offices.
Bhupender Yadav
@byadavbjp
“The best way to find yourself is
to lose yourself in the service of
others.” - Mahatma Gandhi. With
this spirit, visit http://eraktkosh.in or simply
scan the QR code to register for blood
donation, as part of the #AyushmanBhav
campaign. Every blood donor is a lifesaver.
Dr Mansukh Mandaviya
@mansukhmandviya
IN-DEPTH
GUTERRES MAKES
APPEAL FOR NET
ZERO EMISSION
nited Nations Secretary-General Antonio Gu-
terresopenedthespecialclimateambitionsum-
mitwithadoomsday-likewarning.“Humanity
hasopenedthegatestohell,”Guterressaidwhilemaking
anotherimpassionedappealforaction.“Horrendousheat
is having horrendous effects. Distraught farmers watch-
ing crops carried away by floods. Sweltering tempera-
tures are spawning diseases,” he said.
But humanity is in no hurry to reverse the frighten-
ing changes.As nations have depended on fossil fuel
for so long, they dither from early switchover to al-
ternative forms of energy. Even as Guterres spoke,
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced sof-
tening of his green policy the implementation of
which will be delayed by five years. In what he called
a “more pragmatic approach” to achieving net zero
carbon emission the sale of petrol and diesel cars will
now begin from 2035.
Net zero emission by 2050 was agreed upon in the
Paris climate conference and by 2030 it has to be re-
duced by 45 percent. Will the UK meet the deadline?
U
HOUSEHOLDS BORROW
MORE TO SPEND
ccording to the Reserve Bank of India data
shows a sharp decline in the net financial
savings (NFS) of households from 7.9 per-
cent of the GDPin 2021-22 to 5.1 percent in 2022-23,
the lowest in five decades. Correspondingly, house-
hold financial borrowings saw a surge with RETAIL
Personal Loans rising from Rs 35.94 lakh crore in
July 2022 to Rs 47.31 lakh crore in July 2023. That
leads us to the question whether we are borrowing
more to pander to the consumer within us on the lines
of American con-
sumerism. On the
flip side the more we
spend we contribute
more to the govern-
ment’s kitty but for a
family to borrow for
spending may not be
such a good idea.
Earlier, families used
to plan their expendi-
tures based on their
savings.
The rise in bor-
rowings could be due
to high medical ex-
penses during the
pandemic and also
for clearing past
debts. India’s medi-
cal inflation is esti-
mated to be 12 per-
cent, which is the
highest in Asia. The
cost of medical treat-
ment in India has
doubled in the last five years. Economists doubt if
the consumption-led growth is sustainable.
State Bank of India’s research unit, however, dis-
missed the assessment of decline in household in-
come. “…this is completely misleading as household
savings must be looked into as a sum total of physi-
cal and financial savings”, the Group Chief Econom-
icAdvisor of SBI was quoted as saying. This may be
true as GST on purchase of property adds to a con-
sumer’s financial burden, the high cost of medical
treatment and education also cannot be denied.
A
According to the RBI
data shows a sharp
decline in the NFS of
households from 7.9
percent of the GDP in
2021-22 to 5.1
percent in 2022-23,
the lowest in five
decades.
Correspondingly,
household financial
borrowings saw a
surge with RETAIL
Personal Loans
rising from `35.94
lakh crore in July
2022 to `47.31 lakh
crore in July 2023
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MORE ABOUT
CONSCIOUSNESS
It turns out that God doesn’t
need to be accepted or reject-
ed. By any name, the creator
of the universe created it out
of itself. God became the
universe, if you want to put
it that way. But if you strip it
down to the nub, conscious-
ness became the universe.
Everything that baffles our
habit of either/or thinking is
resolved once you adopt the
perspective of wholeness.
Like a richly fulfilling life,
the cosmos is richly fulfilling
because it does what it wants
to do, following rules when
it wants to, ignoring them on
a spree of free thinking and
behavior when rules feel too
confining. Fortunately for
human existence, cosmic
consciousness decided that it
wanted to be loving, compas-
sionate, blissful, creative, and
evolutionary when it comes
down to it.
All our detours into doubt,
habit, conditioning, misbe-
havior, anger, revenge, and
unnecessary suffering aren’t
part of the basic setup. They
are our creative impulses
taking a perverse turn. The
greatest gift bestowed on
humans is the evolutionary
impulse, and if other uni-
verses lack this gift, it would
be better not to inhabit them.
SOLVINGTHE
GODPARADOX
he fact that
every socie-
ty remains
divided over
religion in
the modern world means
that the age-old question,
“Does God exist?” remains
in limbo. Paradoxically,
the camp that needs God to
exist and the opposite
camp, that needs God to
disappear, holds equal
sway. But there is a way to
solve the God paradox.
First, outrageous as this
will sound to partisans on
either side, the following
propositions show the way
to an answer.
l God did not create the
universe.
l The Biblical story of crea-
tion in the Book of Gen-
esis is wrong. Religious
dogma in every culture is
just as wrong.
l Militant atheism is wrong.
I am not insisting on
these points but offering
them as a starting point,
because we need a clean
slate. If the word “wrong”
bothers you, substitute
“hasn’t worked out.”
These statements can
cause strong reactions, but
this doesn’t matter right
now. We are looking past
personal opinions to reveal
some underlying clarity.
In the modern secular
world, atheism appears to
have the upper hand. The
notion of creating the uni-
verse in seven days can
easily be ridiculed, and if
someone insists that God is
the Creator, the atheist po-
sition is simple: who cre-
ated God? Here we begin
to see a glimmer of an an-
swer, because “Who cre-
ated God?” poses an una-
voidable issue. Where did
creation begin? This issue
plagues not just religion
but cosmology. If there is
a universe filled with near-
ly infinite universes, where
did the first one come
from? Going backward,
forward, or sideways into
alternative universes
doesn’t solve the issue of
finding an actual source
for creation.
Militant atheists, still
championed by the last
old-fashioned anti-reli-
gionist, Richard Dawkins,
are working from an out-
moded model as creaky as
outmoded physics. Leav-
ing aside sheer rhetoric
(lumping all believers as
superstitious, tracing reli-
gion to the primitive state
of Stone Age societies,
etc.), atheism cannot hold
water until it acknowledges
that physics has arrived at
a new set of suppositions.
Therefore, the old-fash-
ioned bedrock of atheism,
which makes science the
enemy of religion (or more
crudely, reason the enemy
of superstition) has col-
lapsed.AcauselessGodout-
side space and time is noth-
ingtoridicule.Somethingis
causeless and outside space
and time if it is to qualify as
the cause of the universe.
The arrival of quantum me-
chanics more than a century
ago established that the
quantum field doesn’t obey
normal cause and effect. In-
stead, reality begins as a
fieldofpossibilities,andthis
field is causeless because
every subatomic particle
and every quantum event is
entangled with every other.
Afixedeventinthephysical
universe is spontaneously
created,liketakingaladleof
quantum soup out of the in-
finite pot of quantum soup.
Without delving into the
details, quantum mechanics
reveals everyday things in
our own world. In your dai-
ly life things are unpredict-
able, sometimes random-
seeming,sometimesfollow-
ing a pattern. There are
quantumleapsofthought,at
the very least sudden in-
sights or realizations, which
interrupt the continuity of
things. This kind of sponta-
neous, unpredictable, dis-
continuous setup is paral-
leled in the quantum world.
Now we have another
glimmer of the answer to
the God paradox. Different
levels of reality are part of
the same creative process.
There is unity despite the
appearance of randomness
and diversity. In the Vedic
tradition of India, this is
pithily expressed in an
aphorism: “As above, so
below.” The truth of this is
all around us. If you look
at stars, galaxies, cells, or-
gans, living systems, and
human culture for the last
30,000 years, there is a
deep link across the board.
As each traveled to the
region of the fetal brain, it
was directed with exact
precision to the area of the
mature brain where it
would reside for life.
At first blush this
scheme defies logic. If the
quantum world is sponta-
neous, unpredictable, and
uncertain, and if the physi-
cal world is united with the
quantum world, where did
the creative, evolutionary
impulse come from? In a
word, what created crea-
tivity? This is the question
that morphed out of “Who
created the Creator?”
The answer that we have
been striving for, it turns
out, must contain contra-
dictory qualities that beg-
gar any kind of either/or
logic. The source of crea-
tion doesn’t need a creator.
The source is beyond
thought and perception, yet
it gives rise to all thoughts
and perceptions. The
source is inconceivable yet
gives rise to everything we
conceive of, including sci-
ence and mythology. The
source is transcendent in
the most radical way—it is
a realm of pure, infinite
possibilities.
Taken all together, these
aren’t head-spinning prop-
ositions that are circular
and illogical. They are the
answer to where the uni-
verse came from. The
source of creation is pure
awareness, nothing else.
No other answer suffices.
Leaving aside all religious
and anti-religious opinions,
all competing philoso-
phies, even all worldviews,
a single unbroken thread
runs through human exist-
ence: consciousness. Look-
ing at your own awareness,
you will see into the mirror
of cosmic awareness.
Your awareness is a
field full of possibilities. It
gels into thoughts and
feelings constantly. You
are motivated by using at-
tention and intention,
which gives you goals and
desires. You are capable of
creative activity, whether
or not you take advantage
of this. You know that you
exist, which is the seed of
self-awareness. Most im-
portant of all, none of the
above had to be invented.
They are aspects of one in-
nate thing: consciousness
itself.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
Militant atheists, still championed by the last old-
fashioned anti-religionist, Richard Dawkins, are
working from an outmoded model as creaky as
outmoded physics. Leaving aside sheer rhetoric
(lumping all believers as superstitious, tracing
religion to primitive state of Stone Age societies, etc.),
atheism cannot hold water until it acknowledges that
physics has arrived at a new set of suppositions
T
DEEPAK
CHOPRA
The writer is MD,
FACP, FRCP founder of the
Chopra Foundation,
a non-profit entity for
research on well-being
and humanitarianism,
and Chopra Global

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GOVT & ISRO SAY...
Eagerly waiting for Chandrayaan-3 lander,
rover to wake up from sleep on moon today
PTI/ANI
New Delhi/Bhubaneswar
ISRO scientists are ea-
gerly waiting for the
Vikram lander and the
Pragyan rover of Chan-
drayaan-3 to wake up
from their 14-day sleep
during the lunar night,
Union Minister of State
(MoS) Jitendra Singh
said in the Lok Sabha on
Thursday.
“All efforts are being
made to awaken Vikram
and Pragyan from their
sleep. When we sleep on
earth tonight,Vikram and
Pragyan will perhaps
wake up on the moon,”
Singh said, responding to
a discussion on the Chan-
drayaan-3 lunar mission
in the lower house of Par-
liament.
The Vikram lander and
the Pragyan rover of
Chandrayaan-3, who are
currently in “sleep mode”
near the Moon’s South
Pole after having com-
pleted their set tasks, are
expected to awake on Fri-
day (September 22).
“The Chandrayaan-3
landed successfully and it
worked for almost 14
days. It was designed to
work for 14 days (on the
moon). Its life period was
only 14 days because the
moon’s temperature falls
down to (-) 250 degrees
during the (lunar) night-
time. So it worked during
the sun hours or daytime
and during that it had al-
ready given all the data (it
was supposed to),” said
Bhubaneswar-based
space scientist Suvendu
Patnayak.
Patnayak recently su-
perannuated as the depu-
ty director of Pathani Sa-
manta Planetarium in
Bhubaneswar.
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WewantModitobecomePMagain:AIADMKleader
PTI
Madurai
The AIADMK does not
have any problem over
its (electoral) ties with
the BJP and wants Prime
Minister Narendra Modi
to be reelected in the
2024 Lok Sabha election,
AIADMK senior leader
and former state minister
Sellur K Raju said on
Thursday.
Like the AIADMK,
which is clear on who
should be Prime Minis-
ter, the BJP too should be
focused on projectingAI-
ADMK General Secre-
tary Edappadi K
Palaniswami as the chief
ministerial candidate in
the next assembly elec-
tion, he said.
“We have nothing
against BJP leaders like
Narendra Modi, Amit
Shah and J P Nadda. But
we don’t relish BJP state
president (K Annamalai)
insulting our leader C N
Annadurai,” Raju told
reporters here.
Apparently advising
the state leadership to be
focused on not causing a
rift in the relationship, he
said, “We want Narendra
Modi to become prime
minister again.And as far
as Tamil Nadu is con-
cerned, the BJP should
accept Palaniswami as
the chief ministerial can-
didate.”
I.N.D.I.A.LEADERS
HAVELOWMENTALITY:
BJPRAPSUDHAYANIDHI
New Delhi:
Reacting to DMK
Minister Udhaya-
nidhi Stalin's remark about
President Droupadi Murmu
not receiving an invitation to
the inauguration of the new
Parliament building, BJP
MP Jagannath Sarkar said
on Thursday that the lead-
ers of the Indian National
Developmental Inclusive
Alliance (I.N.D.I.A.) have
“low mentality”.
RAJNATH SINGH LAUDS
CHANDRAYAAN-3 IN LS
MP SURYA SLAMS OPPN
FOR ‘NEHRU BHAJAN’
New Delhi: Success
of Chandrayaan-3 is
not an exception, but
a result of the development
of India’s social, cultural and
scientific trend. It was stated
by Defence Rajnath Singh
during a discussion on suc-
cess of Chandrayaan-3 and
other achievements of the
nation in the space sector in
the Lok Sabha on Thursday.
He described Chandray-
aan-3 as a testament to the
robust scientific ecosystem
taking shape in the country.
New Delhi: Slamming
Opposition for “indulg-
ing in Nehru bhajan”
instead of “ISRO bhajan”,
BJP MP Tejasvi Surya said
the reality is that most of the
scientific institutions were
started by people in pre-in-
dependence era and former
PM Jawaharlal Nehru had
no role in it. He said Arcot
Ramasamy Mudaliar and
Shanti Swaroop Bhatnagar
established the Council
of Scientific and Industrial
Research in 1942.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The Ministry of Youth
Affairs and Sports and
Ministry of Culture un-
der the Meri Mati Mera
Desh Campaign
Phase-02, Amrit Kalash
Yatras are also being or-
ganized under various
programs in every village
of all Rajasthan districts.
State Director of Nehru
Yuva Kendra, Mahendra
Singh Sisodiya said till
September 30, people are
collecting soil or rice in
Amrit Kalash in every
house of every village at
the village level and while
collecting soil or rice,
they are also being given
the pledge of Panch Pran.
From September 1 till
now, 9500 Amrit Kalash
Yatras have been organ-
ized by all the district of-
fices of NehruYuva Ken-
dra including Jaipur. Un-
der Meri Mati Mera Desh
Abhiyan Phase-2, 46737
villages in 353 blocks are
being covered.
Sisodiya said under
this programme on behalf
of Nehru Yuva Kendra,
Udaipur, Union Minister
Anurag Thakur started
this programme in the en-
tire district by putting soil
and rice in the nectar pot
and encouraged the youth
to celebrate the immortal-
ity of independence.
Nitish Kumar
demands for
holding census
immediately
PTI
Patna
Aday after the Centre as-
serted that the census
would begin soon after
the 2024 Lok Sabha polls,
Bihar Chief Minister
Nitish Kumar on Thurs-
day said the enumeration
exercise should com-
mence “immediately”.
The JD(U) supreme
leader also said the cen-
sus should have been
completed in 2021,
claiming that the “dec-
adal census has been de-
layed in the country for
the first time”.
RaGa turns coolie, lifts
luggage at Delhi station
PTI
New Delhi
Congress leader Rahul
Gandhi on Thursday in-
teracted with porters at
the Anand Vihar railway
station in New Delhi and
sought to know their
problems. Gandhi was
also seen wearing the
porters’ trademark red
shirt and lifting luggage.
“People’s hero Rahul
Gandhiji met his porter
friends at theAnand Vihar
railway station in Delhi
today. Recently, a video
hadgoneviralinwhichthe
porter friends of the rail-
way station had expressed
their desire to meet him,”
the Congress said on X.
Meri Mati Mera Desh:
9500 Amrit Kalash
Yatras held in Raj
HDK leaves for Delhi
for talks about tie-up
with BJP leadership
PTI
Bengaluru
JD(S) leader HD Kumar-
aswamy on Thursday left
for New Delhi to meet
Union Home Minister
Amit Shah and BJP chief
JP Nadda to discuss the
alliance between the two
parties in Karnataka for
the 2024 Lok Sabha elec-
tions. He said PM Naren-
dra Modi and JD(S) pa-
triarch HD Deve Gowda
may hold talks on this.
ReadytodiscussChinaissuewithcourage:Rajnath
PTI
New Delhi
Defence Minister Ra-
jnath Singh on Thursday
said he has the courage to
discuss in the Lok Sabha
the issue of the border
standoff between Indian
and Chinese militaries.
While initiating a dis-
cussion on success of the
Chandrayaan-3 mission
and other achievements
in the space sector, Singh
referred to the country’s
border security and the
role of science in protect-
ing the nation’s frontier.
At this, Congress lead-
er Adhir Ranjan Chowd-
hury referred to the bor-
der standoff with China.
He responded he has
the courage to discuss the
issue. “Puri Himmat Hain
(I have full courage). I am
ready for a discussion, I
have the confidence to
discuss it,” he asserted.
The ties between India
and China have been un-
der severe strain since the
deadly clashes in Galwan
Valley in June 2020.
TheIndianandChinese
troops are locked in an
overthree-yearconfronta-
tion in certain friction
points in eastern Ladakh
evenasthetwosidescom-
pleted disengagement
fromseveralareasfollow-
ing extensive diplomatic
and military talks.
India has been consist-
ently maintaining that
peace and tranquillity
along the LAC were key
for normalisation of
overall ties.
Women would get opportunity to excel: Munda
ANI
New Delhi
Union Minister Arjun
Munda said the Lok Sab-
ha took a historic deci-
sion by passing theWom-
en’s Reservation Bill on
Wednesday and women
would get an opportunity
to excel in every field
once this is implemented.
Munda said, “Yester-
day, the Lok Sabha took
a historic decision. To-
day, there would be seri-
ous discussions on it in
the Rajya Sabha. In the
leadership of PM Naren-
dra Modi, work was done
to give respect to women
through different
schemes. Now through
this 33 per cent reserva-
tion, the participation of
women as members of
Parliament would in-
crease...” Munda said
that this was a historic
achievement.
“Women in the coun-
try would get an opportu-
nity to excel in every
field after this is imple-
mented. The demand to
include Other Backward
Classes (OBC) in the
Women’s Reservation
Bill was part of politics
being played,” he added.
Women’sBill:Rijiju
rebutsRaGa’sallegation
ANI
New Delhi
Union Minister Kiren
Rijiju on Thursday re-
butted the allegations of
Congress MPRahul Gan-
dhi that the Women’s
Reservation Bill lacked
quota for Other Back-
ward Classes (OBC) and
stressed to focus on the
facts.
Taking to ‘X’ Union
Minister Kiren Rijiju
wrote, “This is for Rahul
Gandhi and I hope he can
read and understand it.
Rahul Gandhi and Con-
gress have raised ques-
tions regarding OBC rep-
resentation in Parliament.
Whereas history presents
a different story. Con-
sider this: In 1992, the
batch of secretaries cur-
rently serving in the Gov-
ernment of India began
their journey. During that
period the Congress Par-
ty remained in power for
most of the time. Then
why did they not pay at-
tention to OBC represen-
tation?” Union Minister
Rijiju asserted to focus
on the facts.
“Official records do
not include anyone’s
OBC status. It is logical
to ask for evidence, espe-
cially in light of the OBC
background of our Prime
Minister Narendra Modi.
The history and work of
Congress says a lot,” he
wrote on X.
RJD demands reservation for
OBC women in new Bill
ANI
New Delhi
Rashtriya Janata Dal
member Manoj Jha
taking part in the dis-
cussion on the women’s
reservation Bill on
Thursday on behalf of
his party in the Rajya
Sabha demanded that
women belonging to
Other Backward Class-
es be incorporated in
the legislation.
“There is still time
available and I request
the Bill is sent to a se-
lect committee and in-
corporate OBCs, along
with SC and STs,” Jha
said.
“Nobody is discuss-
ing the Bill being
passed in the Lok Sab-
ha but are talking about
the injustices done to
OBC women.”
Citing late political
leader Sarojini Naidu
and her demand for an
“equal representation”
in legislatures, Jha
asked why the Bill in-
tends to give reserva-
tion to only 33 per cent
and why not 50 per cent
or 55 per cent.
Speaking before Jha,
YSRCP member V Vi-
jayasai Reddy demand-
ed reservation of wom-
en in the Upper House
and the state legislative
councils.
“Law Minister,
please take note of it,”
Reddy told Arjun Ram
Meghwal.
YSRCP has often
supported in passing of
various bills brought by
the BJP-led govern-
ment.
Onwomen’sReservation
Bill,KhargequotesKabir's
iconiccouplettoBJP
ANI
New Delhi
The Rajya Sabha was
‘alive with the sound of
poetry’on Thursday after
Congress president and
Leader of Opposition in
Rajya Sabha Mallikarjun
Kharge quoted Kabir’s
iconic ‘kaal kare so aaj
kar’ couplet to attack the
Bharatiya Janata Party
over delays in imple-
menting the women’s
reservation bill, which
sailed through the Lok
Sabha last night.
Kharge called on the
government to amend the
bill and allow 33 per cent
of seats in the Lower
House and state legisla-
tures to be reserved for
women in time for the
2024 election. At present
the bill requires a census
and a delimitation - nei-
ther likely before 2029 -
beforeitcomesintoeffect.
“Amendment of this
bill is not difficult... you
(the government) can do
this now but have post-
poned it till 2031. What
does this mean?” Kharge
said, demanding to know
“When reservations (for
women) can take place
for panchayat polls and
zilla panchayat polls,
why not this also for
women?”
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वयसकत को कोई आपकत् हो तो रह अपनरी आपकत् किकखत में मय िसतारेज इस सूिना के जाररी होने से 7
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अविशाषी अविकारी
नरर पावलका वक. रेनवाल
DIPLOMATIC TENSIONS
Families concerned over ‘escalating
tension’between India and Canada
Agencies
New Delhi
ith India warn-
ing its citizens
to “exercise ut-
most caution” while in
Canada amid escalation
of the diplomatic row
between the two coun-
tries, the families of stu-
dents and permanent
residents, particularly
the Hindus and Hindu-
Canadians residing in
the north American na-
tion, are concerned
about their well being.
As per official data,
Canada is an attractive
destination for Indians,
especially students. A
major chunk of them are
from Punjab, Haryana,
Gujarat and Delhi.
“We have been much
concerned about the well
beingofbothmychildren
who are studying in Can-
ada since the escalation
of tension in diplomatic
relations between India
and Canada after the
murder accusation,”
RameshUppal,aresident
of Ludhiana, told media.
Bulgaria’s Foreign Minister Mariya Gabriel, right, greets
Canada’s PM Justin Trudeau during a high level Security Council
meeting on the situation in Ukraine on Wednesday. PTI
K’taka CM Siddaramaiah and Dy CM DK Shivakumar meet Jal Shakti
Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat to discuss the dispute over
sharing Cauvery river water, in New Delhi on Thursday. ANI
W
PTI
New Delhi
The Supreme Court on
Thursday refused to inter-
fere with the order of the
Cauvery Water Manage-
mentAuthority (CWMA)
and the CWRC directing
the Karnataka govern-
ment to release 5,000
cusecs of water per day to
Tamil Nadu for 15 days.
The Cauvery Water
Regulation Committee
(CWRC) in its Septem-
ber 12 order, which was
upheld by CWMA, di-
rected Karnataka to re-
lease 5,000 cusecs (cubic
foot per second) of water
every day for the next 15
days to Tamil Nadu.
Abench of Justices BR
Gavai, PS Narasimha and
Prashant Kumar Mishra
said it was not inclined to
entertain Tamil Nadu’s
plea challenging the
CWMA decision on the
ground that it was facing
a drought-like situation
due to rain deficit.
The bench noted that
bodies like CWMA
CWRC, which have ex-
perts from the India Mete-
orological Department
(IMD),thoseonagricul-
ture water resource
management,haveconsid-
ered all relevant aspects
like drought, deficit rain-
fall,waterlevelintheriver
only then passed the
order.“Wearethereforeof
the considered view that
the factors which have
been taken intoconsidera-
tionbyboththeauthorities
cannot be said to be irrel-
evant or extraneous. In
that view, we are not in-
clined to interfere with the
orders,” the bench said.
Canada’s allies in a
bind as tensions rise
with India over Sikh
leader’s murder
MAJOR HIGHLIGHTS
z The Canadian govern-
ment has rejected a travel
advisory issued by India
about security risks in Can-
ada, saying it is one of the
safest countries in the world,
and called for calm amid the
escalating diplomatic row
between the 2 nations.
z The NIA has released
the photographs of 10 men
wanted in the vandalism of
the Indian consulate in San
Francisco in March.
z The probe agency has
sought information about
these men from the public
which would lead to their
“arrest or apprehension”.
z Also, Canadian PM
Justin Trudeau, during his
visit to India for the G20
Summit, refused to stay at
the presidential suite, and
stayed at a regular room.
INDIAN-ORIGINMPSAYSCANADIANHINDUS‘SOFT
TARGETS’,URGESTHEMTOBECALM,VIGILANT
New Delhi: The threat by designated terrorist
Gurpatwant Singh Pannun asking all Indo-Canadian
Hindus to leave the country has left the community
shocked and terrified, said a Canadian MP of Indian origin
as well as an organisation claiming the support of Hindus
in Canada. He has also sought the expulsion of Indian
High Commissioner Sanjay Verma. Indian-origin MP
Chandra Arya, who has been vocal on the Khalistan issue,
on Thursday urged the community to stay calm, vigilant.
CAN'T RELEASE CAUVERY WATER TO TAMIL NADU
DUE TO DROUGHT: KARNATAKA TO CENTRE
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and deputy
Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Thursday called
on Union Jal Shakti Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat in
New Delhi and informed him of the state's inability to com-
ply with the Cauvery Water Management Authority's order
of releasing 5,000 cusecs of water per day till September
28 to Tamil Nadu, citing a drought-like situation. The meet-
ing came in the backdrop of protests by farmers bodies
against the release of Cauvery river water to Tamil Nadu.
ANDHRA HIGH COURT GRANTS BAIL TO 79 TDP
LEADERS IN CASES RELATED TO VIOLENCE
Amaravati: The Andhra Pradesh HC on Thursday grant-
ed bail to 79 leaders of the opposition Telugu Desam
Party (TDP) in Punganur and Angallu violence cases. The
court also directed the police not to arrest MLC Ram Bhoopal
Reddy till further orders. With the High Court’s orders, the TDP
leaders lodged in jail in Chittoor, Madanapalle and Kadapa will
be released. The court has asked them to appear before the
police stations concerned every Tuesday. Another 30 leaders
have filed anticipatory bail petitions in these two cases.
‘SITUATIONAFFECTING
PEOPLELIVINGTHERE’
New Delhi: Shi-
romani Akali Dal
President and MP Sukhbir
Singh Badal appealed
to the Central Govern-
ment to establish a good
relationship with Canada
soon to avoid ‘increas-
ing panic’ among the
citizens living there. Badal
requested Home Minister
Amit Shah to ‘find a solu-
tion’ over the matter soon.
LAWRENCEBISHNOIGANGCLAIMSRESPONSIBILITY
FORKILLINGOFRIVALSUKHADUNEKEINCANADA
New Delhi: Lawrence Bishnoi, a gangster
who is currently behind bars in Ahmedabad
in a drugs smuggling case investigated by the
National Investigation Agency (NIA), claimed
responsibility for the killing of Sukhdool Singh Gill
alias Sukha Duneke in Canada’s Winnipeg, in a
Facebook post. Duneke, an alleged ally of the
Bambiha gang, was shot dead by unidentified as-
sailants on Wednesday. In the post, Bishnoi’s gang
said Duneke had played a major role in the killings
of gangsters Gurlal Brar and Vicky Middkhera. The
murders were planned by Dunuke even when he
was staying abroad, the gang alleged.
CRIME
ROUNDUP
Guwahati: A passenger
in an IndiGo flight alleg-
edly tried to open the
emergency exit door
while the plane was still
in the air, airport officials
in Tripura’s capital Agar-
tala said. He was arrested
after the flight landed.
The passenger, Biswajit
Debnath, 41, was
stopped by other passen-
gers when he tried to
force open the emergen-
cy exit, officials said.
Thane: A man was held
on Thursday from North
Dinajpur area of West
Bengal for allegedly
murdering a woman in
Bhiwandi in Thane dis-
trict, a police official
said. The decomposed
body of the woman,
identified as Madhu Pra-
japati, was found in Ga-
nesh Nagar and a murder
case was filed due to the
presence of multiple
wounds, the police said.
Ujjain: A 40-year-old
man was found hanging
while his wife and two
children were also found
dead at their house in Ujj-
ain city in Madhya
Pradesh on Thursday, po-
lice said. Mohan Rathore,
the man, is suspected to
have poisoned his wife
Mamta (35), son Lucky
(12) and daughter Kanak
(6) before ending his own
life on the intervening
night of Wednesday.
Mantriestoopendoor
mid-airinIndigo,held
Man held for killing
partner in Bhiwandi
Ujjain: Four of family
found dead in house
Directing Karnataka to release 5,000 cusecs water a day to Tamil Nadu
CAUVERY RIVER DISPUTE
PTI
Imphal
Curfew was imposed in
entire Imphal valley on
Thursday following vio-
lent protests for release of
five men, including a
trained cadre of a banned
terror outfit, who were ar-
rested earlier this week
on charges of extortion.
Earlier, over 10 people
were injured when Ma-
nipur security forces fired
tear gas shells on protest-
ers for trying to storm
police stations and court
arrest demanding the un-
conditional release of the
five arrested youths. As a
precautionary measure,
the state government can-
celled curfew relaxations.
Responding to a call by
6 local clubs demanding
the release of the five vil-
lage volunteers, hundreds
ofprotestersholdingplac-
ards and shouting slogans
triedtoenterthePorompat
police station in Imphal
East and Singjamei police
station and Kwakeithel
police outpost in Imphal
West district. However,
policeandRAFpersonnel
deployedatstrategicposi-
tions fired several rounds
of tear gas shells to dis-
perse the crowd. Similar
attempts to enter Mayang
Imphal police station in
Imphal West district and
Andro police station in
Imphal East district were
also reported.
PTI
New Delhi
Aviation watchdog
DGCAon Thursday said
regulations for watch
duty time limitations and
rest requirements for air
traffic controllers have
been implemented at 57
airports, including Am-
ritsar, Coimbatore, Patna
and Imphal.
The implementation of
the norms will ensure that
air traffic controllers will
get adequate rest while
carrying out their duties.
The regulations regarding
‘Watch Duty Time Limi-
tation (WDTL) and rest
requirements forAirTraf-
fic Controllers (ATCOs)’
are being implemented at
the 57 airports from
Thursday, DGCA said.
An operational duty
time for an ATCO should
not exceed 2 hours, with-
out a break of at least 30
minutes. The break can
be taken during the duty
period or at the end of that
period, as per the regula-
tions (Civil Aviation Re-
quirements - CAR).
SCrefusestointerferewithorder
Bengaluru: Members of Karnataka Rakshana Vedike raise slogans during a protest against Cauvery
Water Management Authority (CWMA) over its decision to ensure a flow of 5,000 cusecs of river
water to Tamil Nadu till Sept. 29, in Bengaluru on Thursday. PTI
Police personnel stand guard as a woman protest against the
ongoing violence in Manipur, in Imphal. ANI
TDP state president and Tekkali MLA K. Atchannaidu with
Nandamuri Balakrishna and other leaders staging a protest
against the arrest of N. Chandrababu Naidu on Thursday.
DGCA enforces new
norms for watch duty
hours at 57 airports
The breaks for
operational duty on
circumstances beyond
two hours... shall be
taken on pro-rata
basis (eg. 45 minutes
after 3 hours or 60
minutes after 4 hours.
CIVIL AVIATION,
REQUIREMENTS (CAR)
CurfewclampedinImphalValley;
mobstrytostormpolicestations
Uproar in AP Assembly Over Chandrababu Naidu’s Arrest
ChaosinAPHouse,TDPmemberssuspended
PTI
Amaravati
ThearrestofTDPleaderN
Chandrababu Naidu in
connection with the AP
SkillDevelopmentCorpo-
ration scam rocked the
AndhraPradeshAssembly
on Thursday with some
membersoftheopposition
party being suspended for
attempting to ‘disrupt’the
proceedings, seeking a
discussion on the matter.
Assembly Speaker
TammineniSitarambarred
3 members 2 from the
Telugu Desam Party
one from the YSR Con-
gress. The Speaker also
warned Hindupur MLA
and actor Balakrishna for
“twirling his moustache”
and “slapping the thigh”.
‘CONSPIRACY HATCHED
TO END TDP CHIEF
NAIDU’S LIFE IN JAIL’
Amaravati: In the
wake of a remand
prisoner allegedly suc-
cumbing to dengue fever in
Rajamahendravaram central
prison, where TDP chief N
Chandrababu Naidu is cur-
rently lodged, party General
Secretary Nara Lokesh on
Thursday claimed that
a conspiracy has been
hatched to see that his
father suffers a similar fate.
Naidu was arrested on Sep-
tember 9 for alleged misap-
propriation of funds from the
Skill Development Corpora-
tion, leading to an alleged
loss of over `300 crore to
the state government. He is
currently serving a 14-day
remand in the Rajamahen-
dravaram central prison.
MAJOR HIGHLIGHTS
z Soon after the proceed-
ings began this morning,
TDP members rushed to
the podium with plac-
ards and surrounded the
Speaker.
z Before adjourning the
House briefly, the Speaker
requested the opposition
MLAs to return to their
seats and allow the ques-
tion hour to continue.
z Following this, there was
a heated argument and
exchange of words between
the ruling party and opposi-
tion members.
z Irrigation Minister
Ambati Rambabu hit out at
Hindupur MLA Nandamuri
Balakrishna, saying the
Assembly is not a movie
after he allegedly twirled
his moustache.

Naresh Sharma, Abhishek
Shrivastava, Shivendra
Parmar
Jaipur
The Chief Minister un-
veiled the statues of 7
freedom fighters at Lax-
mi Mandir Tiraha. Also,
during the event, Gehlot
distributed leases to ben-
eficiaries of Rajiv Hous-
ing Scheme Bagrana.
The CM said that the
Stategovthasleftnostone
unturned in the develop-
ment of the state. “Other
states are also following
the unmatched work done
in the state and political
parties are including them
in their manifestos.” Ge-
hlot said that due to effi-
cient financial manage-
ment of State govt, Ra-
jasthanranksfirstinNorth
India and second in the
country in economic
growth rate. “By the end
of this financial year the
GDPofthestatewillbeRs
15 lakh crore. Whereas,
our target is to take it to
morethanRs30lakhcrore
by 2030,” he said. The
Centre should provide so-
cial security to every fam-
ilyofthenationbymaking
a law on similar lines.
ERCP should also be giv-
en status of national pro-
ject.PMhadpromisedthis
which has now been for-
gotten,” he said.
“I went to Lalbagh in
Mumbai, people there
weresayingthatyourgov-
ernment is coming back.
The work of the state govt
is discussed across the
country,” the CM said.
FEMALE RAS’ MEDICAL ‘CONUNDRUM’
‘Suspicious’DoP asks 8 ‘madams’to
‘prove’ailment before medical board!
Rajendra Chhabra
Jaipur
n interesting de-
velopment has
come to light in
connection with the RAS
transfer list issued on
September 13. The DoP
had ordered all officials
to get relieved immedi-
ately and join the posting
soon. But even after ten
days of passing the order,
eight officers have still
not joined the new post-
ing. Interestingly, these
eight officers are women,
who have requested leave
from joining on medical
grounds.
These 8 officials are :
Anjana Sherawat, Nidhi
Narnoli, Nidhi Singh,
Rajni Madhiwal, Sang-
mitra Barodia, Sanju Pa-
reek, Saweena Vishnoi
and Shipra Sharma. Five
of these officials have
even forwarded the cer-
tificate of doctor to DoP.
However, the DoP has
not agreed to the reason
and logic. All eight fe-
male RAS officials have
been sent notice to ap-
pear before a Medical
Board at SMS Hospital in
Jaipur on Friday, Sep-
tember 22 and to prove
their medical condition.
Notably, among these,
Anjana Sherawat has
been transferred from
Kota to Baran, Rajni Ma-
dhiwal from Chittorgarh
to Kekri and Saweena
Vishnoi to Sri Gangana-
gar from Bikaner. The
remaining five RAS were
in Jaipur and have been
transferred out of Jaipur,
however, all the eight
RAS have been asked to
appear before the Medi-
cal Board in SMS.
A
08
Focus on your strengths, the physical will help in what
you have to carry and the spiritual in what you have
to bear.
Dr Jagdeesh Chandra, CMD Editor-in-Chief
THOUGHT OF THE DAY
Postal Reg No. JPC/004/2022-24
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Development On The Run
PMOstaff,BJPleadersinspectPM’svisitsite
Dinesh Arya
Jaipur
PM Narendra Modi visit
Jaipur on a one-day visit
on September 25. He will
reach model village
Dhankya to visit the Pan-
dit Deendayal Upadhyay
National Memorial site.
During his visit, PM
Modi will offer floral
tributes to the statue of
Pandit Deendayal.
Officials from PMO
have already arrived in
Dhankya village to over-
see preparations. ACP
Anil Sharma and CI San-
jay Poonia visited site
and helipad. In addition
to this, preps are under-
way for Parivartan
Sankalp Mahasabha to be
held in Dadiya, Jaipur on
the same day.
LoP Rajendra Rathore
and BJP State Gen Secy
Bhajanlal Sharma visited
the venue to assess the ar-
rangements, including
the pandal and parking
facilities. Workers led by
Jaipur rural South Prez
Rajesh Gurjar have been
inviting local villagers to
attend the meeting.
ECI team to visit Jaipur to hold
meets on Sept 29-30 October 1
First India Bureau
Jaipur
Election Commission of
India (ECI) is set to have
meetings with represent-
atives of recognised po-
litical parties, law en-
forcement agencies and
other officials on Sep-
tember 29, 30 and Octo-
ber 1. Full commission
led by CEC Rajeev Ku-
mar will visit Jaipur. The
Commission’s meetings
are scheduled for Sept
29. ECI Commissioners
AC Pande and Arun Go-
yal and other officials
will come to Jaipur for
the meetings.
GovtcommittedtooveralldevpofRaj:CM
Laxmi Mandir Tiraha couldn’t become traffic signal free; Efforts will be made to make it signal free today
CM Ashok Gehlot addresses the foundation stone laying and inauguration of various development works worth Rs 1,410 cr at Albert Hall
in Jaipur on Thursday. Dr Mahesh Joshi, Pratap S Khachariyawas, GS Dotasra, Rajiv Arora, Mahesh Sharma, Rafeek Khan, Gopal Meena,
Ganga Devi, Munesh Gurjar, NC Goyal, T Ravikanth, Jogaram, KC Meena, Nalini Kathotiya were present. MUKESH KIRADOO
CM Ashok Gehlot inspects preparations at Mansarovar on
Thursday, ahead of Mallikarjun Kharge Rahul Gandhi’s
upcoming rally in Jaipur on September 23. Also seen are Shanti
Dhariwal, Dr Mahesh Joshi, Pratap Singh Khachariyawas, GS
Dotasra, Lokesh Sharma and others.
Vinod Singh Chouhan
Jaipur
Regarding the PM’s visit
to Jaipur on Sept 25, CM
Gehlot said that PM
Modi Home Minister
Amit Shah should set up
camp in Raj itself. “Why
are you troubling your-
self coming here again
again? Modi had done
the same in Gujarat also.
The big thing is that
Modi has targeted me
along with Raj,” CM told
media. Gehlot took stock
of arrangements regard-
ing Congress leader Ra-
hul Gandhi’s meet to be
held on September 23.
“A big welcome gate
should be built for mass-
es as it will be a historic
meet for Rajasthan. Con-
gress Nat’l Prez Mall-
ikarjun Kharge, Congress
leader Rahul Gandhi,
senior Cong leaders and
officials were present.
CM unveils statues of 7 freedom fighters at Laxmi Mandir Tiraha in
Jaipur on Thursday. Dr Mahesh Joshi, Pratap S Khachariyawas, GS
Dotasra, Dr Archana Sharma others were present.
CM Ashok Gehlot hands over a land lease to a beneficiary during
the programme in Jaipur. Also seen are Dr Mahesh Joshi, Shanti
Dhariwal, GS Dotasra, Jogaram and others.
The work of
Chambal River Front
in Kota has been
amazing. Many
development works
have also been
done in Jaipur. Work
is going on to make
Jaipur city 'signal
free' on the lines of
Kota. Our vision is to
make the entire
state 'traffic light
free' by 2030.
ASHOK GEHLOT, CM
Under CM's
leadership,
development works
worth about Rs
2,000 cr are being
carried out in Jaipur
by State govt.
Beautification and
development works
are being carried out
while preserving the
architecture and
culture of the
region.
SHANTI DHARIWAL,
UDH MINISTER
Gehlot inspects site
ahead of Kharge,
RaGa’s rally in Jpr
ADVOCATES CALL
UPON CM GEHLOT
CM MIFFED OVER NO CROWD AT EVENT
MLAs DEMAND
NAMES ON PLAQUES
Jaipur: CM
Ashok Gehlot
said on Thurs-
day that ensuring
social justice is duty
of every govt our
govt is discharging this
responsibility with full
commitment. “Many
important schemes
have been made by
state govt for all-round
development of SC/
STs OBCs, which
are being effectively
implemented on the
ground,” said Gehlot
while talking to Sched-
uled Caste advocates
at CMR. He said that
the right to democracy
and equality has be-
come possible due to
the Constitution made
by Babasaheb Dr
Bhimrao Ambedkar. As
a result of this, today
all classes are getting
proper representation
in every field, he said.
CM Ashok Gehlot took the class of Ministers and
MLAs on the stage on Thursday. Gehlot was an-
gry over not gathering crowd in Albert Hall event
and expressed displeasure with Ministers Mahesh Joshi
MLA Rafeek Khan. Meanwhile, Khan told the CM,
“These people who are present, have also been invited
by me.” Whereas, Pratap S Khachariyawas said, “We
will hold meetings with all the MLAs in the programme
from now on.” On this the CM said, “Wherever there is
a programme, it is the responsibility of the MLA. There
are many people in one Assembly constituency.” Usually
there is a big crowd in the CM’s events but due to mutual
tussle between Congress leaders of Jaipur, the crowd
didn’t gather for the event on Thursday. Naresh Sharma
Names of only
CM Gehlot and
UDH Min Shanti
Dhariwal were there
in inaugural plaques,
so, Congress MLAs
demanded to inscribe
their names also.
Orders were given on
spot from higher level
to inscribe names of
MLAs. JDA will have to
make new plaques.
CONSTITUTION CLUB
UNVEILING TODAY
Jaipur: The
newly-constructed
Constitution Club of
Rajasthan will be inau-
gurated by CM Gehlot at
6:30pm today. Assembly
Speaker Dr CP Joshi will
preside over the ceremony
while UDH Minister Shanti
Dhariwal, LoP Rajendra
Rathore and other ministers
MLAs will also be present
on the occasion. Constitu-
tion Club of Raj is built on
lines of one in New Delhi.
PM TO FLAG OFF
RAJ’S 4TH
VANDE
BHARAT ON SEPT 24
FROM UDPR TO JPR
In a boon to
Rajasthan’s
connectivity, the
State is all set to receive
its fourth ‘Vande Bharat’
train which will operate
between Udaipur and
Jaipur. Prime Minister
Narendra Modi will
inaugurate the train
on September 24. The
train will depart from
Udaipur at 12:30 pm and
reach Jaipur at around
8 pm, halting at Mavli,
Bhilwara, Ajmer, and
Kishangarh. Regular op-
erations will commence
on September 25.
Rajendra Rathore, BL Sharma others on Thursday, review
preparations at Dhankya village ahead of PM Narendra Modi’s
Jaipur visit on September 25.
DR CP JOSHI CHAIRS AICC’s MANIFESTO
COMMITTEE MEET AT PCC WAR ROOM IN JAIPUR
Jaipur: The meeting of Manifesto Committee con-
stituted by AICC for upcoming assembly polls-2023
in Raj was held in War Room of PCC under the
chairmanship of committee chairman Dr CP Joshi. In the
meeting, the committee members expressed their views
and said that for the all-round development of the state,
Rajasthan govt has exemplary public welfare schemes.
Members said that for the first time in Raj, more than 94%
of the promises have been fulfilled by making manifesto.
Dr CP Joshi chairs Manifesto Committee meet at PCC War Room in Jaipur
on Thursday. Gourav Vallabh, Pukhraj Parashar others were present.
Poonia gets
relief from
court in CI
Dutt’s suicide
Shiv Prakash Purohit
Jodhpur
Jodhpur Metropoli-
tan Court, Scheduled
Caste and Tribal Af-
fairs Court, while
giving a clean chit to
Rajgarh MLAKrish-
na Poonia in the sui-
cide case of Police
Inspector Vishnadutt
Vishnoi, cancelled
the order passed by
the subordinate
court. Judicial officer
Preeti Mukesh Par-
nami quashed subor-
dinate court’s order
after hearing crimi-
nal revision applica-
tion filed by MLA
Poonia. Sr advocates
Vivek Bajwa and
Dharmendra Surana
appeared on Poon-
ia’s behalf. Advo-
cate Surana told that
complainant Sand-
eep Vishnoi, brother
of deceased police
inspector Vishnudutt
Vishnoi, had pre-
sented a written re-
port in which he had
accused Poonia of
abetting his broth-
er’s suicide.
Courtesy Call
Director-Corporate Affairs, RIL and Rajya Sabha MP Parimal Nathwani called on
Vice-President and Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar at the latter’s chamber in
the Parliament, New Delhi on Thursday.

JAIPUR, FRIDAY | SEPTEMBER 22, 2023
Glamour | Fashion | Bollywood | Hollywood | Lifestyle
BOLLYWOOD’S SPEC-TACULAR...
pectacles in Bollywood movies worn
by women usually carry connotations
about a woman’s beauty or intellect.
Sometimes it represents self-imposed
gloom and maturity. P11
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Nail art is a design that was heavily influenced by the celebrities who
set the fashion in the nail industry. So, City First brings to you the
opportunity to enhance the festive look with some fantastic nail art
designs to make it more attractive and stylish.
ave you ever
caught sight
of someone’s
p e r f e c t l y
manicured
nails while
scrolling through Insta-
gramorwatchingaYou-
Tube video? You may
have thought about
how gorgeous the col-
our appears or how
beautiful the design is.
Nails are indeed an ex-
tension of the hand, and
they make a statement
about a person’s ap-
pearance as a whole.
It completes your
fashion statement,
gives you a polished
appearance, and radi-
ates your personality.
There is no end to nail
designs because they
come in a wide variety of
colours, patterns, and con-
cepts.Afresh nail art craze is
starting to emerge that is
quite literally raising the
bar—or at the very least, the
height—of your manicure.
The fad for 3D Manis
started, as with many of our
favourite weird and fantastic
aesthetic improvements, and
is constantly spreading
around the world and onto
the hands of some of our fa-
vourite celebrities, the cur-
rent chrome nail style is per-
fect for the next season even
though pastels and brilliant
hues are traditionally associ-
ated with spring. Nail exten-
sions are for every occasion,
there is nothing about the
design that is uncharismatic
pair the colors together with
printing foils on your nails to
make the spring-inspired
manicure stand out a little
more, you can also add some
basic, tiny dazzling nail dec-
orations or stones to round
off the exquisite and trendy
look. The most recent devel-
opment in personal groom-
ing is the use of Swarovski
stones, which empowers
women to express their indi-
viduality via fashion and
style.
Your neatly painted nails’
blingy and sparkling stones
can give your hands and en-
tire outfit more charisma and
oomph. Glitter, festivities,
shimmers, and dressing up
are all big in the nail world,
when choosing your attire,
accessories, and jewellery
for any event, you definitely
don’t want to skip the oppor-
tunity to enhance the festive
look with some fantastic nail
art designs. Your manicure
should have a festival-sea-
son vibe that captures the
glitz, glamour, and excite-
ment of the season.
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Tripti
Mahawar
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Ishita Mangal, Model
Face
Day
of the YOUR DAILY HOROSCOPE by Saurabbh Sachdeva
ARIES
MAR 21 - APR 20
Health tips from an expert will enable you
to get closer to your fitness goals. Using
your initiative at work will be much ap-
preciated. You may get a chance to pursue
old hobby. Your generous behavior would
enable to enjoy some time with family.
LEO
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
Family will be supportive, when it really
matters for you. Some of you may add to
your list of properties by booking one. It is
good day to confess your love as stars ap-
pear favourable today. A long drive is likely
to help you get over tiredness.
SAGITTARIUS
NOV 23 - DEC 22
It’s a very good day to take calculated
risks in financial matters. Your efforts on
the professional front will be recognised.
Opting for some healthy choices will ensure
you remain in perfect health. You will feel
much contented on the family front.
LIBRA
SEPT 24 - OCTOBER 22
Distant relatives may drop in for a surprise
visit. On professional front, recognition for
good work would motivate you to work
harder. Those awaiting an affirmation on
romantic front are likely to get lucky today,
as partner responds positively.
AQUARIUS
JAN 21 - FEB 19
A friend or colleague may motivate you
to take up a healthy activity. Parents may
appear more than happy with what you
deliver. Plans for overseas travel are likely
to materialise. You find things moving in
the way you want them.
TAURUS
APR 21 - MAY 20
Despite hectic schedule you will manage
to find time for family. Seek the opinion
of your family before finalizing a property
deal. Your bold initiatives on romantic front
bring back passion and spark in romantic
relationship.Overall health remains fine.
VIRGO
AUG 24 - SEP 23
Avoid raising controversial issues at home
to maintain harmony. Successful imple-
mentation of new ideas and projects would
add to your prestige on the professional
front. It is a wonderful day to build new
connections.
CAPRICORN
DEC 23 - JAN 20
You will succeed in resolving misunder-
standing with family members, normalizing
ties. Despite your misgivings, you retain
good health. You will do much to bring
peace and harmony at home. You will
remain much in demand on social front.
SCORPIO
OCT 23 - NOVEMBER 22
Happiness in the domestic sphere will only
come with a changed mindset. Some of you
are likely to become a part of an overseas
official trip. Better to consult an expert in
financial matters. Harsh words may create
a rift in your romantic relationship.
PISCES
FEB20 - MARCH 20
Gifting something to your beloved is likely
to make the day memorable. Matrimonial
match for siblings will bring happiness for
entire family. You will get a good price for
your property. Those awaiting results are
assured of succeeding with flying colours.
GEMINI
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
Following a health diet will be a good idea.
Luck favours you today on the profes-
sional front. Focussing on health now will
help you in keeping physically fit. Clarity
of mind and retentive power will help you
forge ahead on the academic front.
CANCER
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
Your intuition will save you from a tricky
spot today. Yoga would help in raising
energy levels. You will manage to achieve
your aim through travel. This is a great
time on the academic front, when you
mange to render your best.
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SPICYFOOD
CAUSESULCERS!
AMYTH
t is a common
belief that we
should avoid
spicy food be-
cause spices
may cause ul-
cers in the
mouth and stomach. So many
people complain with a degree of
innocence about why they got ul-
cers in the stomach when their diet
has always been bland! Research-
ers and experts working in this
field agree that spicy foods do not
cause ulcers either in the oral cav-
ity or in the stomach. The only
reason for the advice to avoid
spicy food in such people
is that spicy foods aggra-
vate pain arising out of
these ulcers but by
themselves are not
responsible for the
causation of these ulcers.
The triggering factors for ul-
cer formation are either bacterial,
viral or parasite infection of the
intestine including the oral cavity.
Sometimes trauma may lead to
ulcers on the tongue and mucosa
of the mouth. Many types of al-
lergic reactions and chemotherapy
can trigger oral ulcer formation.
Prolonged and high levels of
stress may be responsible for ul-
ceration but its mechanism of cell
damage is not fully understood.
There is no definitive treat-
ment for oral ulcers though in
many cases treating intestinal bac-
terial or amoebic infection heals
them but still, there are many
cases which are not manageable
satisfactorily with people suffer-
ing even for their entire life. This
happens because we do not know
exactly why ulcers occur in these
people though chronic inflamma-
tion may be responsible in many
cases. Other than that some vita-
min and nutritional deficiencies
may also be responsible in some
cases where improvement in diet
and supplements of vitamins help
attain a cure.
For peptic ulcers, two major
causative agents are a bacteria
called H. Pylori and painkiller
drugs from a category called
NSAIDs. Treating H. Pylori vig-
orously and avoiding offending
painkillers may attain a cure in
many people. The stress of mod-
ern lifestyle has also emerged as a
strong trigger for stomach ulcer
formation and hence, should be
managed by counseling and life-
style changes. Smoking should be
strictly avoided and alcohol con-
sumption be moderated. Sleep is
a great healer hence, avoid mobile
use after 9 pm and instead of mo-
bile go for a book and a pillow for
a relaxing sleep during the night.
Restrict salt-preserved fish, meat
and vegetables as well as pro-
cessed, grilled and charcoal-
cooked foods to a minimum.
Herbs and many spices help in
maintaining cardiovascular
health. Cinnamon, turmeric and
oregano belong to that category.
Pepper in moderation has defini-
tive health benefits.
Thus, we should look for caus-
es other than spicy food for recur-
rent or persistent ulcers of the
mouth or stomach otherwise the
diagnosis would be missed. Fi-
nally, the prolonged use of ulcer
drugs like omeprazole, and panto-
prazole should be avoided as they
may be harmful to muscle and
bone health and also make you
deficient in certain vitamins and
prone to some infections.
I
Dr Ramavtar
Sharma
Practicingphysician
ramawatarf132@gmail.com

Bolly To Holly
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pectacles in Bollywood
movies worn by wom-
en usually carry conno-
tations about a wom-
an’s beauty or intellect.
Sometimes it represents
self-imposed gloom and maturity. This
look has been used by Hollywood as
well to create a strong character in the
movies. Even our Bollywood lasses are
not behind. No wonder these are back
and so popular because nowadays eve-
rything vintage and retro is loved un-
conditionally. Bollywood has made
several appearances in these glasses.
Here we take a look at the specs styles
which our Bollywood divas have nailed
in their films. Everyone loved it when
Kareena Kapoor Khan in 3 Idiots
flaunted a geeky look. Bebo's specs ap-
peal did go well with the youth making
it a trend among many girls.
Here's to the
actress who
brought the nerdy
trend back. In Ok
Jaanu, Shraddha
Kapoor gave one
of the best
performances of
her career.
Kapoor with
the glasses
stole
everyone’s
heart.
Katrina's innocent
and innocuous
look with glasses
from the movies
Jagga Jasoos and
Ajab Prem Ki
Ghazab Kahani
inspired many
specs lovers
across the globe.
Parineeti Chopra's
flick Sandeep Aur
Pinky Faraar
made us witness
her new avatar
in glasses. It
made her look
cute and
confident
which
impressed the
audience to the
core. S
Dhhanushri
Vyas
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
Sonakshi Sinha's
appearance couldn’t have
been complete without
those glasses in Noor. She
wore the glasses for a
significant number of
scenes which impressed
everyone and perfected
her role as a journalist.
Specs have always created fresh trends every time they were worn onscreen by film
stars. They act as the heart of the style statement of the Indian film industry. Hence,
City First brings to you actresses who have sported glasses in movies.
BOLLYWOOD'S
Spec-tacularStyle
Sonam Kapoor
Ahuja flaunted
specs in two of
her movies. She
was seen with
the glasses in
I Hate Luv
Storys and then
again in
Bewakoofiyaan
and personified
cuteness in
both films.
Though we
wouldn't say that
this was a look in
vogue, Alia Bhatt
surely played the
part of a young
woman well in Dear
Zindagi and the
specs added that
extra gracefulness
to that of her role
as a mentally
grieving youngster.
Actress Preity Zinta
played the role of
Naina in the movie
Kal Ho Na Ho and
maybe she is the
only actress who
had the glasses in
the whole film. Yet
she looked poised
and calm in this
glassy avatar.
Deepika Padukone is another Bollywood beauty
who comes to our mind when we think about
glasses. Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani actress wore
nerdy specs which made her look like a simple yet
serious medical student in the movie.

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