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CONSTITUTION CLUB OF RAJASTHAN INAUGURATED
Constitution Club
will become key
centre for exchange
of ideas: Gehlot
THE CONSTITUTION CLUB OF
RAJASTHAN WILL BE WORLD
CLASS MODEL, SAYS DR CP JOSHI
CLUB IS EQUIPPED WITH MODERN
FACILITIES BUILT AT COST OF `90 CR
Naresh Sharma & Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur
hief Minister
Ashok Gehlot
said on Friday
that not only announce-
ments have been made in
Rajasthan, but they have
also been implemented
effectively. “An excellent
environment of good
governance has been cre-
ated in the State. This is
the first time that the
schemes of the state gov-
ernment are being dis-
cussed in the entire coun-
try. Rajasthan has
emerged as a model state.
In this sequence, we have
started preparing the vi-
sion document under
Mission-2030,” Gehlot
said while addressing in-
auguration ceremony of
the Constitution Club of
Rajasthan built on the
land of MLA Nagar
(East) located near the
Assembly on Friday
evening. The CM inau-
gurated the Constitution
Club amid chanting of
mantras. He laid the
foundation stone of the
Officers Institute to be
built in HCM - RIPA and
also visited exhibition
based on various activi-
ties held in Assembly. P8
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot inaugurates the Constitution Club of Rajasthan near the State Assembly
in Jaipur on Friday. Also present here during the occasion are Dr CP Joshi, Shanti Dhariwal, Mahesh
Joshi, Rajendra Rathore, Girraj Singh Malinga and others. SANTOSH SHARMA
CM Ashok Gehlot, Dr CP Joshi,
Vasundhara Raje and Rajendra
Rathore share a lighter moment
at the State Assembly on Friday.
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Yogesh Sharma
Jaipur
Congress President
Mallikarjun Kharge
and senior leader Ra-
hul Gandhi will ad-
dress meeting of Con-
gress workers here on
Saturday. The meeting
of Congress workers in
Mansarovar area will
start at 12 pm. Be-
fore meeting,
they will lay
foundation stone of the
new PCC office. Later
in day, duo have plans
to go to OTS.After vis-
iting Gandhi Vatika,
they will return to Del-
hi. Congress State in-
charge Sukhjinder Sin-
gh Randhawa, PCC
Chief Govind Singh
Dotasra, co in-charge
Amrrita Dhawan and
other leaders visited
event site and reviewed
preps on Friday. P8
First India Bureau
New Delhi/Beijing
Union Sports Minister
Anurag Thakur on Fri-
day cancelled his sched-
uled visit to China as the
government lodged a
strongprotest
afterthreeIn-
dian wushu
players from
Arunachal
were denied
entry into China for the
19thAsian Games that be-
gin in Hangzhou on Satur-
day. Nyeman Wangsu,
Onilu Tega and Mepung
Lamgu were discriminat-
ed by Chinese authorities
whorefusedthesportsper-
sons entry in a “targeted,
pre-meditated manner”,
MEAsaid.
First India Bureau
New Delhi
The Janata Dal (Secular)
of former PM HD Deve
Gowda on Friday an-
nounced alliance with
the BJP in Karnataka
and formally joined the
NDA ahead of the 2024
Lok Sabha elections.
JD(S) leader and former
Karnataka chief minis-
ter H D Kumaraswamy
made the announcement
after meeting Union HM
Amit Shah and BJP
chief JP Nadda in the
national capital. Nadda
welcomed the JD(S)
into the NDA fold. ‘Met
former Karnataka CM
HD Kumaraswamy. The
JD(S) has decided to be
a part of NDA. I warmly
welcome JD(S) to the
NDA family, said Shah
after the meet. ‘This will
further strengthen NDA
and vision of Hon PM
Modi for “New India,
Strong India”, BJP chief
Nadda posted on X.
Min cancels trip
as China bars 3
Indian athletes
ASIAN GAMES 2023
IN CHINA FROM TODAY
BJP-JDS alliance sealed!
HD Kumaraswamy meets Shah Nadda, his party joins BJP-Led NDA
Union Home Minister Amit Shah and BJP Chief JP Nadda with HD Kumaraswamy, Nikhil Kumaraswamy,
Pramod Sawant and others in New Delhi on Friday. The JD (S) is now on board with the BJP in Karnataka.
The JD(S) has long
been a strong third
player in the southern
State where the
Congress and the BJP
have been the two
main parties
IN BRIEF
PIL filed in Raj HC against
Allen for suicide cases
Kota: Advocate SK Singh
has filed a PIL on Friday
against suicides happening
in Kota. Singh said that
the coaching centre name-
ly Allen Career Institute,
is one of biggest coaching
institute, and is putting lot
of stress on the students
taking coaching here. P3
JMCH Mayor Munesh
Gurjar suspended again
Jaipur: JMCH Mayor
Munesh Gurjar was sus-
pended by govt on Friday.
An orde was issued by Di-
rector of LSG, Hridesh
Sharma. Sources informed
that a judicial probe is
pending against Munesh.
Abhishek Shrivastava
TOP CONG BRASS
IN CITY TODAY
VP DHANKHAR IN DUDU TODAY,
WILL VISIT BARMER ON SEPT 27
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar
will be visiting Dhanna Bhagat Tem-
ple in Dudu today. The VP will also
visit Barmer on September 27.
PLANS TO REVIVE VIKRAM AND
PRAGYAN LIKELY TODAY: ISRO
“Earlier we planned to reactivate
(Pragyan) rover, (Vikram) lander on
Sept 22, but due to some reasons we
will now do it on Sept 23,” said ISRO.
ASSAM CM HIMANTA BISWA
CORNERS RAHUL IN SIROHI
Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma at
Brahma Kumari Institute in Sirohi on
Friday, said Rahul is conspiring to
create rebellion among the Army.
BJP ISSUES SHOW CAUSE
NOTICE TO RAMESH BIDHURI
BJP issued show cause notice to party
MP Ramesh Bidhuri on instruction of
Nadda for his use of unparliamentary
language against BSP MP Danish Ali.
BHARATUNITES
FORWOMEN!
PM Narendra Modi lauds the ‘Nari Shakti’ as
‘Women’s Reservation Bill’ clears Parliament
Moni Sharma
New Delhi
Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi on Friday said
that he ‘fulfilled his
commitment’ while ad-
dressing the women BJP
workers at party head-
quarter in Delhi on Fri-
day, a day after Parlia-
ment passed the wom-
en’s reservation bill.
“The Nari Shakti Van-
dan Adhiniyam is not an
ordinary law. This is a
proclamation of the New
India’s democratic com-
mitment. This is an evi-
dence of the Modi’s guar-
antee of women-led de-
velopment,” PM Modi
said on Friday while ad-
dressing the women BJP
workers in Delhi.
“Today, I want to con-
gratulate every mother,
sister, and daughter of
India. On the 20th and
21st September, we all
witnessed history being
made. We are fortunate
that the citizens of India
gave us the opportunity
to create history. This de-
cision will be celebrated
by the generations to
come. The Nari Shakti
Vandan Adhiniyam was
passed with a great ma-
jority in the parliament,”
said PM Narendra Modi.
This is a record
that the law was
supported by
nearly everyone in
the new Parliament.
For this, I would like
to thank all the
political parties
and the members
of the Parliament.
NARENDRA MODI,
PRIME MINISTER
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
l Norway ambassador
May-Elin Stener
congratulates India on the
passage of the Women’s
Reservation Bill.
l The country will
remember PM Modi for this
historic day says Assam
CM Himanta Sarma.
l Historic moment, says
BJP chief JP Nadda on
passage of Women’s
Reservation Bill.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was felicitated during the ‘Nari Shakti Vandan - Abhinandan Karyakram’, a day after Parl passed the
Women’s Reservation Bill, at BJP headquarters in New Delhi on Friday. Women in large numbers reached BJP office to greet Modi and
seek blessings. Also present here during the occasion were BJP chief JP Nadda, Union Ministers Smriti Irani and Nirmala Sitharaman.
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CM’S APPROVALS
New subjects in 8 schools, 11 posts of lecturers
First India Bureau
Jaipur
hief Minister
Ashok Gehlot
has approved
the proposal to start 11
new subjects in 8 schools
of 6 districts of the state.
A total of 11 posts, in-
cluding one post of
school lecturer, will be
created to conduct new
subjects in these schools.
With this approval of
Gehlot, the education
system in the state will
be strengthened and stu-
dents will get the oppor-
tunity to choose their
favorite subject at the
local level.
C
Congresscorruption
connected,saysSawant
Ashvini Yadav
Bhiwadi
Goa Chief Minister
Pramod Sawant criticized
theGehlotgovernmentfor
alleged corruption and
mismanagement of
schemes. He said that
Congress and corruption
are connected to each
other. Addressing a
press conference during
the Parivartan Yatra,
Sawant highlighted
Modi government’s
schemes for public wel-
fare, including Ujjwala
Yojana, Kisan Samman
NidhiYojana andAyush-
man Bharat Yojana.
Sawant also lauded
PM Modi’s recent launch
of the Vishwakarma
Kaushal SammanYojana,
benefiting Rajasthan’s ar-
tisans and craftsmen.
LoP Rajendra Rathore
highlighted the Gehlot
government’s alleged
failures, including the
distribution of flawed
Annapurna kits, outdated
smartphones, and unful-
filled promises of free
electricity.
He criticized the gov-
ernment for disbursing
funds to Youth Congress
workers in the name of
Mahatma Gandhi Prerak
and Rajiv Gandhi Yuva
Mitra, despite a High
Court stay order.
PARIVARTAN SANKALP YATRA
`10 CRORE FOR POLICE TRAINING SCHOOL
30PRIMARYSCHOOLS
TO BE UPGRADED
`3.50 CRORE FOR
MBM UNIV IN JODH
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has sanctioned Rs
10.84 crore for various construction works in Po-
lice Training School, Jodhpur. This approval has
been given to increase the training capacity of Police
Training School from 500 to 1000. With this amount, wa-
ter and electricity connections, man barrick for trainees,
barrick for band platoon, sewerage and construction of
classroom and furniture etc. will be purchased in the
police training school.
CM Gehlot has
approved the pro-
posal to upgrade
30 govt upper primary
schools located in dif-
ferent districts to higher
secondary schools. He
has also approved the
creation of 390 different
posts for these schools.
13 posts each have been
created for the operation
of each upgraded school.
With this approval, after
completing the primary
level education, students
will be able to get higher
secondary level educa-
tion near their home.
Center of Excel-
lence for Non-
Conventional
Energy will be opened
in MBM University,
Jodhpur. CM Ashok
Gehlot has approved the
proposal in this regard.
As per the proposal, this
center will be estab-
lished in the Electrical
Engineering Workshop
Building available
near MBM University.
Approval of Rs 2 crore
has also been given for
renovation of its building
and Rs 1.50 crore for
annual maintenance.
Pramod Sawant, Rajendra Rathore, Satish Poonia, Baba Balknath local leaders during Parivartan
Sankalp Yatra in Bhiwadi on Friday.
Lahotyprotestswith
emptypotsinJaipur
First India Bureau
Jaipur
MLA Ashok Lahoty
demonstrated at Jal Bha-
wan on Friday over pro-
viding water to Jhotwara
first instead of Sanganer.
Protesters demanded wa-
ter with empty pots in
their hands. He said, “If
Sanganer does not get
water, we will shut down
water going to Jhotwara.
We will dig the line going
to Jhotwara,” he said.
Lahoty said that San-
ganer was already reeling
under the water crisis.
“There is severe shortage
of drinking water at many
places in Sanganer and it
was to get the water from
Bisalpur first,” he said.
Minister Lal Chand
Kataria used his influ-
ence and water was sup-
plied to some areas.
Air Force Station
conducts media
orientation capsule
First India Bureau
Jodhpur
In its endeavour to en-
hance media outreach,
and mutual understand-
ing and to strengthen fu-
ture collaboration, the
IAF is carrying out media
orientation capsules at
various field units under
all its Commands situat-
ed across the country.
The first such media ori-
entation capsule under
the South Western Air
Command (SWAC)Area
of Responsibility, was
held at Air Force Station
in Jodhpur.
Apart from dissemi-
nating information spe-
cific to Air Force Station
Jodhpur, the capsule also
provided glimpses into
the rich history of the
IAF. Critical capabilities,
achievements and the
role being played to-
wards nation-building by
this station were also put
forth to them.
JDA razes 3 illegal colonies
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The Jaipur Development
Authority razed three il-
legal colonies on about
18 bighas of private ag-
ricultural land in Zone-
13 on Friday. Chief Con-
troller of Enforcement
Dharmendra Kumar Ya-
dav said that in the dis-
trict Jaipur, near Morija
Pulia in village Chomu
of Zone-13, two bighas
of private agricultural
land were acquired with-
out the approval of JDA
and without getting land
conversion done. An il-
legal colony was being
constructed which was
demolished.The process
of recovery of expenses
of JDA demolition pro-
ceedings will be ensured
from the concerned as
per the rules.
DiyaKumaridiscussesvariousissueswithVaishnaw
First India Bureau
Jaipur
MP Diya Kumari met
Union Railway Minister
Ashwini Vaishnaw dur-
ing the special session
of Parliament and dis-
cussed various issues of
the parliamentary con-
stituency.
Expressing gratitude
for initiating the work of
the first phase of the Ma-
vli to Marwar gauge con-
version, the MP also re-
quested for stoppage of
various trains at Ren,
Gotan, and Merta Road.
During the meeting,
Kumari urged for the
early inauguration of the
heritage train and the
new Vistadome Coach,
which will run from
Khamil Ghat to Marwar
Junction. She also em-
phasised the need to ap-
prove the Road Under
Bridge (RUB) at some
places on the Mavli-
Marwar gauge conver-
sion route.
IN BRIEF
Drone photography
banned in Jaisalmer
for security reasons
Jaisalmer: Drone pho-
tography has been
banned in Jaisalmer.
The district administra-
tion issued an order re-
garding a complete ban
on photography and
videography done using
drone cameras. Drones
are being used rampant-
ly in many places. Jais-
almer is a prohibited
area for drone activity
due to security reasons.
Drones fly at many
places to upload videos
on media. But now,
drones cannot be used
without permission.
Chopra, Chadha reach
Udaipur for wedding
Jaipur: AAP leader Ra-
ghav Chadha and actor
Parineeti Chopra
reached Udaipur on Fri-
day ahead of their wed-
ding over the weekend.
Top politicians and film
personalities are expect-
ed to attend the pre-
wedding functions on
Saturday and main cere-
mony on Sunday at The
Leela Palace Udaipur.
Delhi CM Arvind Kejri-
wal will also attend the
ceremony with his wife
and children. Punjab
CM Bhagwant Mann is
also expected.
Trial run of Vande
Bharat between
Udaipur-Jprconducted
Udaipur: The Vande
Bharat train between
Udaipur and Jaipur will
be inaugurated virtually
by Prime Minister Nar-
endra Modi on Septem-
ber 24. On Friday, a trial
run was conducted on
this route. The train left
Udaipur at 7:50 am and
reached Ajmer at 11:34
a.m. and from there left
for Jaipur on its sched-
uled time.Information
about the next station
will be being given
through display boards
and announcements in
the train. Besides, the
train speed can be seen
on the display board.
View blocked!
The view of the statues of 7 freedom fighters at Lakshmi Mandir Tiraha is
blocked by a traffic police post while travelling from Sahkar Marg towards
Tonk Road. CM Ashok Gehlot had unveiled the statues on Thursday. Laxmi
Mandir Tiraha could not become traffic signal free even on Friday.
SANTOSH SHARMA
India-Canada
dispute: AIATF
chief Bitta calls
Canada 2nd Pak
Congress and
BJP workers
clash in Baran
Goa CM also pointed
out ‘Lal Diary’ and
accusations from
within the party
Rajeev Gaur
Jodhpur
Reacting on the ongoing
dispute between Canada
and India,All IndiaAnti-
Terrorist Front chief MS
Bitta, during a conversa-
tion with the media in
Jodhpur at Hotel Park
Plaza, described Canada
as second Pakistan. “On
behalf of the Canadian
government, our country
is being accused that the
terrorists who have been
killed in Canada have
been killed by Indian
agencies. Today, Canada
has become second to Pa-
kistan,” he said.
Bitta said that Canada
has become the base of
gangster, terrorism, and
narco-terrorism. “Peo-
ple from all over the
world come to get edu-
cation. Who will send
their children where slo-
gans of Khalistan are
raised,” he said.
First India Bureau
Baran
A clash broke out be-
tween Congress and BJP
workers in Mangrol at
Azad Tiraha in Baran.
Leaders on both sides
accused each other of at-
tacking. One leader got
angry and took out a pis-
tol. This led to a jam-
like situation in the area.
The matter was, how-
ever, resolved in time.
They were dispersed by
the police. Mangrol Col-
lege was to be inaugu-
rated by Minister
Pramod Jain Bhaya.
Diya Kumari with Ashwini Vaishnaw in New Delhi on Friday.
JDA razes illegal colonies on 18 bighas of private agricultural
land in Zone-13 in Jaipur on Friday.
Air Commodore JPS Bains, Col Amitabh Sharma along with other
officers and media persons in Jodhpur on Friday
Diya Kumari also
emphasised the need
to approve the Road
Under Bridge (RUB) at
some places on the
Mavli-Marwar gauge
conversion route
CONGRESS LOOKING FOR SUPPORT BASE IN
THE NAME OF ERCP, SAYS RATHORE
Leader of Opposition Rajendra Rathore on
Friday said that Congress party was looking
for a support base in the name of the Eastern
Rajasthan Canal Project (ERCP). He said that the Prime
Minister had said that ERCP will be linked to the river
linking scheme. Rathore also attacked the Gehlot govt
over alleged suicide by a rape victim in Hanumangarh
saying that nothing more shameful can happen than this
incident. On free mobile phone scheme, Rathore said
that the HC has recently served a notice to the govt.
Ashok Lahoty protesting at Jal
Bhawan in Jaipur on Friday.

RAJASTHAN 03
First India Bureau
Jaipur
On Friday, Advocate
Sunil Kumar Singh has
filed one PIL against the
suicides happening in the
City of Kota. Singh has
informed that the Kota
City has become the
coaching hub in coun-
try and in this city one of
the coaching centre
namely Allen Career In-
stitute Private Ltd, is one
of the biggest coaching
institute, and this coach-
ing institute is putting lot
of stress on students tak-
ing coaching and nearly
2 or more students com-
mit suicide while taking
course from this Institute.
This fact has also pub-
lished newspapers. Singh
has also informed that in
around 8 months total of
26 suicides has been
committed by the pupils
of different coaching in-
stitutes in the city of Kota
out of which 19 students
are of the Allen Career
Institute Private Limited.
In one of the news
channel of India that is
namely Bharat24 in their
program of Rubika Liya-
quat Show has discussed
the depressive state of the
pupils in detail and called
it as ‘Death Factory’.
First India News channel
has also broadcasted
about the same matter,
the PIL mentioned.
Jinendra Singh Shekhawat
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur
Chairman of Rajasthan
Tourism Development
Corporation, Dharmen-
dra Rathore, while pre-
siding over a review
meeting on Friday at
Paryatan Bhawan regard-
ing the progress on budg-
et announcements, said
that timely implementa-
tion of the announce-
ments should be ensured.
Rathore said that Ra-
jasthan is emerging as a
conference and wedding
destination and the estab-
lishment of MICE (Meet-
ing, Incentive, Confer-
ence, Exhibition) centers
will give a new identity
to the state. He directed
officials to complete the
construction of the Dho-
la-Maru complex, golf
course, and MICE.
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur
All vehicles registered
before April 2019 are
mandated to have high-
security registration
plates (HSRP) installed.
To ensure compliance,
vehicle manufacturing
companies and their au-
thorized dealers have
been entrusted with the
responsibility of fitting
HSRPs on vehicles.
Two-wheeler owners
will incur a fee of Rs
425 for this mandatory
upgrade, while three-
wheeler owners will be
charged Rs 470, said an
official on Friday.
For four-wheeler
Light Motor Vehicles
(LMV), the cost will be
Rs 695, and for medium
and heavy motor vehi-
cles, it will be Rs 730.
Tractor owners will also
need to pay Rs 495 for
high-security registra-
tion plates installation.
The exercise will cover
more than 20 lakh vehi-
cles in the state, said the
official on Friday.
Harish Kumar
Phalodi
In a tragic incident, a
woman and her three
children drowned in a
water tank in Phalodi
district. The incident
occurred in Pilwa vil-
lage under Lohawat
police station area
where Sohani Devi
(26), her son Pradeep
(5)anddaughtersMan-
ju (5) and Sunita (6-7
months) were drowned
inthetanklocatedinan
agriculture farm.
The matter came to
light when the wom-
an’s husband Shrawan
Meghwal returned to
the farm and found
themdrowning.Villag-
ers rushed to rescue
them but all four died.
the police suspect they
might have fallen into
the tank accidently.
First India Bureau
Alwar
In a major action taken by
the State GST Dept inAl-
war, two establishments
ofacigarettebusinessman
were sealed on Thursday.
The businessman bought
goods worth crores of ru-
pees but did not pay tax.
Anoticehasbeenissued
to the businessman by the
department tax will be
recovered by auctioning
goods. Additional Com-
missioner of State GST
Dept, Ramlal Chaudhary
said that goods worth Rs 3
crore 72 lakh were pur-
chased but returns of only
Rs 12 lakh were filed.
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur
Forest Minister Hemar-
am Choudhary, UDH
Minister Shanti Kumar
Dhariwal and Agri Min
LC Kataria inaugurated
the Biodiversity Forest
Govindpura. The depart-
ment has planted 25,050
tall plants of different
species, 10 thousand
bushy plants, 10 thou-
sand ground cover and
1000 climbers in Biodi-
versity Forest Govind-
pura. Apart from this,
works like an 8 km prom-
enade, six huts, three
ponds, a two-hectare
grass lawn, etc. have
been made. During the
programme, Kataria and
Dhariwal appreciated the
work done by the Forest
Department. On the de-
mand of Kataria, Dhari-
wal assured to approve a
budget of Rs 10 crore
from JDA for cycle track
and other works.
TOURIST FOOTFALL RISES
Passengers traffic surged by 23 per cent
in Aug at Jaipur International Airport
First India Bureau
Jaipur
he Jaipur Inter-
national Air-
port handled a
record 4.3 lakh passen-
gers in the month ofAu-
gust 2023- which is 23
percent higher when
compared to the same
month in 2022.
With the onset of tour-
ist season passenger traf-
fic has started increasing
at Jaipur airport. When
compared to the previ-
ous month of July, the
Airport recorded a mar-
ginal growth of 1.2%,
which indicates the on-
set of the tourist and fes-
tive season. The move-
ment of non-scheduled
flights has also been on
the rise in the past few
months. In March 2023
airport witnessed 170
non-scheduled flight
movements followed by
160 movements inApril,
844 in May, 300 in June,
398 in July, and 445
movements in the month
of August.
The increase in non-
scheduled movement
has been solely due to
the variety of activities
taking place in the city in
the last few months.In
the month of August,
Jaipur airport handled
425,958 lakh passenger
movements with higher
by 23 percent when com-
pared to 3,46,303 pas-
sengers in August 2022.
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PILinHCagainstAllenKota
forriseinstudentsuicides
PIL alleges Allen kota for abetting suicide by students
Ensuretimelyimplementationof
budgetannouncements:Rathore
Ministers inaugurate Biodiversity
Forest Govindpura in Jaipur
Vehicles registered before April
2019 must get high-security
registration number plates
RTDC chief Dharmendra Rathore, Principal Secy (Tourism) Gayatri
Rathore, RTDC Managing Director Vijaypal Singh, Executive Directors
Rajendra Singh, Dheeraj Sisodia, and Madhav Sharma and others
during the review meeting at Paryatan Bhawan, Jaipur on Friday.
People throng Govindpura park
as Ministers Shanti Dhariwal, LC
Kataria Hemaram Choudhary
inaugurate the park on Friday.
Mother, three
kids drown in
water tank in
Lohawat
Alwar cigarette
trader in GST
department’s net
over tax evasion
Kapil Sharma
Hanumangarh
In a case related to sui-
cide by a rape victim, Ha-
numangarh Superinten-
dent of Police Sudhir
Chaudhary held a press
conference on Friday and
saidthatthevictimandthe
accused were in a live-in
relationship for six years
and police have done
complete research on the
case registered against the
accused in the women’s
police station, but due to
live-in relationship, rape
was not confirmed. He
said that is why the ac-
cused JEN, Ramgopal
Sharma, was not arrested.
Chaudhary also said that
the information about the
suicide was given by the
family members after the
last rites of the woman
were done. “This is why
police are investigating
the case from both the an-
gles of suicide and mur-
der,” he said, adding that
the victim had given a
written agreement in the
women’s police station.
H’garh rape victim ends life, SP
says girl was in live-in, probe on
CRIME
ROUNDUP
FIR AGAINST MLA’S
SON OVER SLAPPING
MANATTACKSWIFEWITHAXE,LATERKILLSSELF
UDAIPURACBNABSSARPANCHINBRIBERYCASE
JHUNJHUNU:TEACHER
MOLESTSMINORGIRL
‘MENTALLY CHALLENGED’ MAN
KILLS 1 PERSON, INJURES 3
MONU MANESAR SHIFTED TO HIGH
SECURITY JAIL IN AJMER
Kota: During the
Parivartan Yatra
in Ramganjmandi,
Pawan Dilawar, son of lo-
cal MLA Madan Dilawar,
assaulted a BJP worker,
after which a ruckus
broke out and the BJP
worker went to the police.
A case was registered
against the MLA’s son
and his two associates.
An FIR was registered
against Pawan Dilawar
on Thursday.
Churu: A man allegedly committed suicide by
jumping before a moving train in Ratangarh
town of Churu district after injuring his wife with
an axe, police said adding that the deceased has been
identified as Chhagnaram Meghwal. “The incident
took place in Payali village of Ratangarh tehsil under
the Rajaldesar Police Station area. Meghwal allegedly
attacked his wife, Vimla, with an axe over a domestic
dispute. After attacking Vimla, he allegedly committed
suicide by jumping before a moving train.
Udaipur: The Udaipur ACB has
arrested the sarpanch of Merta
gram panchayat red handed
while taking a bribe of Rs 50,000.
Sarpanch Khemsingh Deora had
sought a bribe of Rs four lakh. Deora
was demanding bribe by threatening
the school director. He intimidated
the director by saying that there was
encroachment on school premises.
Jhunjhunu: A
police complaint
has been filed
against a school teacher in
Udaipurwati town of Jhun-
jhunu district for allegedly
molesting a minor girl at
the school. “The accused
teacher used to molest the
minor girl studying in class
10. A complaint has been
filed by the family mem-
bers of the victim against
the accused and the mat-
ter is being investigated.
Jaipur: A 75-year-old man was
killed 3 others were injured after a
mentally challenged man allegedly
attacked them with a sharp-edged weapon
in Rajasthan’s Deedwana-Kuchaman
district on Friday, police said. Mohammad
Amin (40) attacked the pedestrians near
the Makrana Pulia gate, Makarana Station
House Officer (SHO) Rajendra Singh said.
Abdul Jabbar (75) died while Haji Hayat Ga-
sawat (75), Subhash Sen (54) and Hazarilal
(50) were injured, he said. The SHO said
that preliminary investigation has revealed
the accused is mentally challenged.
Ajmer: Monu Manesar, accused
in the Nasir and Junaid murder
case was brought to Ajmer. Due to
security reasons, he was shifted to High-
Security Jail in Ajmer on Friday. Monu was
kept under strict surveillance in a separate
barrack. He was brought to Ajmer from
Bharatpur jail under tight security. High-
Security Jail Superintendent Paras Jangid
gave information regarding the matter.
Junaid and Nasir went missing in February.
Their charred bodies were found in Loharu
in Haryana’s Bhiwani district. They were
allegedly killed by cow vigilantes.
Kota Suicides

TOP
TWEETS
SPIRITUAL SPEAK
Through selfless service,
you will always be fruitful
and find the fulfillment
of your desires.
BHAGAVAD GITA
IN-DEPTH
BJP DOES NOT NEED
ANTI-MUSLIM SLURS
TO WIN ELECTIONS
ne is used to hate speeches by some members
of Bajrang Dal and other similar outfits on
streets and in congregations but rarely inside
Parliament. Ramesh Bidhuri, a BJP MP from South
Delhi, set a precedent by using Islamophobic slurs
and abuses against BSP MP Danish Ali in the new
Parliament where a special session is being held. As
if he had nothing to fear, he continued to repeatedly
use invective to the embarrassment of his party MPs.
The Speaker ordered Bidhuri’s remarks to be ex-
punged and warned him of “severe action”.
With the Opposition leaders slamming Bidhuri,
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh apologised to the
House for his party MP’s conduct. In his letter to the
Speaker Danish Ali alleged he was called a terrorist
and demanded that the matter be referred to the Priv-
ileges Committee. Ramesh Bidhuri’s offensive re-
marks against BSP MP in the Lok Sabha deserve to
be condemned in strongest terms. The BJP doesn’t
need anti-Muslim hate to win elections.
O
I.N.D.I.A. CAN ALWAYS
FIELD 33% WOMEN
he passage of the women’s reservation Bill
by Parliament has given a boost to the BJP
for the coming elections. It does not matter
which party may have first moved the Bill, Prime
Minister Narendra Modi has easily walked off with
the crown of success. He obviously emphasised the
need for a government with full majority to take the
country forward. His pitch was directed at the upcom-
ing elections in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhat-
tisgarh and Telangana and the 2024 Lok Sabha elec-
tions.After the PM Vishwakarma Scheme for provid-
ing end-to-end support to artisans and craftspeople,
the women’s reser-
vation Bill is anoth-
er shot in the arm.
TheBillwillawait
delimitationexercise
and census before it
is implemented. The
concern is about the
delay the two exer-
cises will cost. Con-
gress leader Rahul
Gandhi also pointed
this out at his press
conferencewhilead-
vocating for caste-
based census and
adequaterepresenta-
tion for OBCs in
secretary-level ap-
pointments at the
Centre.
Rahul Gandhi
also mentioned that
33 percent seats in
state assemblies
and the Lok Sabha can be kept aside for women even
now and blamed the government for not doing that.
If the Congress scion thinks it is possible to reserve
33 percent seats for women, his party should ideally
announce a list of Congress candidates with one-third
of them being women. Six women candidates were
elected to the Lok Sabha on Congress ticket in 2019
and do not represent 33 percent of the 52 winning
MPs. If women are to be politically empowered the
process should begin now, while the women’s quota
Bill awaits census and delimitation.
T
The passage of the
women’s reservation
Bill by Parliament has
given a boost to the
BJP for the coming
elections. It does not
matter which party
may have first moved
the Bill, Prime Minister
Narendra Modi has
easily walked off
with the crown of
success. He obviously
emphasised the need
for a government with
full majority to take
the country forward
Congratulate young Odia mountaineer Ms.
Bibharani Patra on scaling Mount Kilimanjaro,
the highest peak in Africa. Bibharani is a true
embodiment of the strength and unyielding spirit
of women. Her relentless pursuit to excellence is an
inspiration. Immensely proud of her. May she
conquer the highest peaks of success and
shatter many stereotypes.
Dharmendra Pradhan
@dpradhanbjp
Way to go! Happy to
share that Veerangana
Durgavati Tiger Reserve
in Madhya Pradesh has been
notified. This takes the total
number of tiger reserves in
the country to 54.
Bhupender Yadav
@byadavbjp
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Jaipur, Saturday | September 23, 2023 www.firstindia.co.in firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur thefirstindia thefirstindia thefirstindia
INDIA’S G20
PRESIDENCY HAS
BEEN SPECIAL...
The Sherpa also
said that India’s G20
Presidency will be
remembered for the
diversity it presented.
“Our G20 Presidency
was not contained
within the four walls of
meeting rooms. The rich
cultural diversity of India
was infused into the
Presidency as over 220
meeting were held in
60 cities covering every
state and union territory”
INDIA’SPRESIDENCYHAS
HELPEDG20BECOMETHEMOST
POWERFULFORUMINTHEWORLD
Amitabh
Kant
The writer is India’s
G20 Sherpa and former
CEO of NITI Aayog
y garnering
consensus
on geo-polit-
ical para-
graphs of the
New Delhi Leaders Decla-
ration of the recently con-
cluded G20 Summit, India
has proven that it is a
strong multilateral negoti-
ator, says the G20 Sherpa
Amitabh Kant. Interacting
with media in New Delhi,
the Sherpa said “to get a
100 per cent consensus
document without any res-
ervation, any bracket, any
chair summary is unprec-
edented in the history of
multilateral forums”.
Kant said it took more
than 200 hours of non-stop
negotiations by a team of
Indian diplomats to deliver
a consensus on the G20
Declaration that was adopt-
ed at the Leaders’ Summit.
Giving an insight into the
process,hesaid“sincenone
of the Ministerial meetings
had resulted in consensus
and all of them had foot-
notes, the international me-
dia was initially quite skep-
tical about the outcome of
the New Delhi Summit”.
The Sherpa said “the ne-
gotiations held in Manesar,
about 60 kms from New
Delhi were intense. Our
stance from the beginning
was that a divided G20 was
unacceptable”. He added
that the run up to the adop-
tion had seen many ups and
downs because Russia as
well as G7 wanted several
things to be included. “But
the Sherpas of developing
countries such as Brazil,
South Africa and later In-
donesia worked closely
with India in driving a con-
sensus. We were later
joined by Sherpas of Saudi
Arabia, Mexico,Argentina,
Turkey all joined to arrive
at consensus” he added.
“During this time, we
produced multiple drafts,
taking into account the
views of all G20 and in-
vitee countries. We re-
mained steadfast in our
commitment to make the
NDLD inclusive, ambi-
tious, decisive and action-
oriented” Kant said.
The Sherpa further said
India’s Presidency has dem-
onstratedthatG20canbethe
most powerful multilateral
forum in the world, more
powerfulthaneventheUnit-
edNations.G20nationsrep-
resent65%ofworld’spopu-
lation and account for 85%
of the world’s GDP.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Amitabh Kant further said
the G20 Leaders’ Declara-
tion has the lasting imprint
of PM Narendra Modi’s
visionary worldview—
women-led development,
human-centric progress,
LiFE, inclusivity, and ac-
tion-oriented outcomes.
The declaration as well as
the admission of the Afri-
can Union have positioned
India as the champion of
the Global South.
TheSherpaalsoinformed
that India’s G20 Presidency
has witnessed a total of 112
outcomes, which is more
than double the outcomes
during Indonesia’s presi-
dency. WhileIndonesiahad
50 outcomes in 2022 and
Italy 65 outcomes in 2021,
the outcomes during earlier
Presidencies ranged be-
tween 20 -30.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
B
Bygarneringconsensus
ongeo-political
paragraphsofthe
NewDelhiLeaders
Declarationofthe
recentlyconcludedG20
Summit,Indiahasproven
thatitisastrong
multilateralnegotiator,
saystheG20Sherpa
AmitabhKant.Interacting
withmediainNewDelhi,
theSherpasaid“togeta
100percentconsensus
documentwithoutany
reservation,anybracket,
anychairsummaryis
unprecedentedinthe
historyofmultilateral
forums”
.

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New Delhi: Courts can-
not run affairs of Army,
the Supreme Court ob-
served on Friday while
hearing a petition filed
by a woman colonel
who was given the
charge of a company of
soldiers which is ordi-
narily commanded by a
major, two ranks her
junior. A bench was
hearing three matters-
two pertaining to the
women officers of the
Army and one of Navy.
Can’t run affairs of
Army, observes
Supreme Court
IN BRIEF
INDIA 06
Jaipur, Saturday | September 23, 2023 www.firstindia.co.in firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur thefirstindia thefirstindia thefirstindia
BOTHHOUSESWORKED
MORETHANSCHEDULEDTIME
PTI
New Delhi
Both Lok Sabha and Ra-
jya Sabha worked more
than their scheduled time
during the special session
of Parliament. It was also
the only session in the
17th Lok Sabha when the
lower house did not lose
any time due to adjourn-
ments, according to data
compiled by a think tank.
The special session
which concluded on
Thursday, a day ahead of
its schedule, saw the his-
toric women’s reserva-
tion bill being passed by
both houses - the only
bill to be passed in this
session. Discussions on
75 years of Parliament
and the success of Chan-
drayaan 3 were also held.
As per the data com-
piled by PRS Legislative
Research, Lok Sabha sat
for over 31 hours, around
eight hours more than the
scheduledtimeof22hours
45 minutes. This makes
the working time of Lok
Sabhaaround137percent
of its scheduled time.
RajyaSabhafunctioned
for 27 hours 44 minutes,
against a scheduled time
of 21 hours 45 minutes,
working for 128 per cent
of its planned time.
Lok Sabha Speaker
Om Birla had announced
at the end of the session
that the productivity of
the lower House was 132
per cent for this session,
which was revised later
to 160 per cent.
Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar conducts proceedings in the House during a special session of Parliament, in New Delhi on Thursday. PTI
IMPLEMENT WOMEN'S
RESERVATION BILL
IMMEDIATELY: RAHUL
New Delhi:
Congress leader
Rahul Gandhi
on Friday demanded im-
mediate implementation
of the women’s reserva-
tion bill and expressed
“100 per cent regret” that
the proposed legislation
during the UPA govern-
ment did not include
reservation for OBCs.
He also demanded that
the government should
conduct a caste census
and make public its find-
ings along with that of the
previous caste census
conducted during the
United Progressive Alli-
ance (UPA) rule.
UNFORTUNATE THAT BJP HAS NOT YET TAKEN
ACTION AGAINST BIDHURI, SAYS MAYAWATI
Lucknow: BSP chief Mayawati on Friday said it was
“unfortunate” that BJP has not yet taken “appropriate”
action against its MP Ramesh Bid-
huri for his remarks in the Lok Sabha
against her party’s MP Danish Ali. The
BJP has issued a show cause notice
to Bidhuri. Mayawati said in post on X,
“Although the speaker has expunged
the objectionable remarks made by BJP
MP against BSP MP Danish Ali, warned
him and a senior minister has apologised in the House,
but it is sad/unfortunate that the party has not yet taken
appropriate action against him.”
NCP DEMANDS ACTION AGAINST BIDHURI
OVER HIS REMARKS IN LOK SABHA
Mumbai: The NCP on Friday urged Speaker Om Birla to
take action against BJP MP Ramesh Bidhuri for his re-
marks in the Lower House. “What is very
disgusting is BJP MPs Harsh Vardhan
and Ravi Shankar Prasad were laughing
instead of stopping or correcting Bidhuri
from speaking in such a manner,” Clyde
Crasto, national spokesperson of NCP’s
Sharad Pawar-led group, told reporters.
Crasto wondered why Bidhuri had still
not been suspended. “The Speaker must take action
immediately. Will the BJP suspend him from the party or
will they give him a promotion,” asked Crasto.
SPECIAL SESSION OF
PARLIAMENT
LOK SABHA sat for over 31 hours
(around eight hours more than the scheduled
time of 22 hours 45 minutes). This makes the
working time of Lok Sabha around 137 per cent
of its scheduled time.
64%
OF LS TIME
SPENT IN THE
SPECIAL SESSION
33%
OF LS TIME SPENT
ON LEGISLATIVE
BUSINESS
RAJYA SABHA functioned for 27 hrs
44 minutes (against a scheduled time of 21 hours
45 minutes) working for 128% of its planned time.
51%
OF RS TIME
SPENT ON
DEBATES
45%
OF RS TIME SPENT
IN PASSING THE LONE
WOMEN’S QUOTA BILL
132%
ORIGINAL PRODUCTIVITY
REVISED LATER PRODUCTIVITY
160%
India-Canada row
Resolve crisis by
diplomatic talks,
Cong tells Centre
Cauvery row: Gowda
flays Karnataka MPs
Agencies
Bengaluru
Former Prime Minister
and Janata Dal (S) chief
HD Deve Gowda on Fri-
day flayed Karnataka
MPs, including Mallikar-
jun Kharge for their lack-
adaisical attitude towards
Cauvery water dispute.
The JD(S) patriarch
stated that he was the
only MP from Karnataka
who raised the Cauvery
dispute in the Rajya Sab-
ha. “None of the MPs
including Mallikarjun
Kharge from the state,
spoke about it,” he said.
The Tamil Nadu gov-
ernment had approached
the Supreme Court, ask-
ing the Karnataka gov-
ernment to release 7,200
cusecs of Cauvery water,
instead of 5,000 cusecs
ordered by the Cauvery
Water Management Au-
thority (CWMA) daily
until September 28.
PTI
New Delhi
Amid the India-Canada
diplomatic row, the Con-
gress on Friday reiterated
that the fight against ter-
rorism has to be uncom-
promising and called for
“intensive diplomatic
engagement” to resolve
the “serious crisis” while
ensuring security of Indi-
ans in that country.
Congress general sec-
retary Jairam Ramesh
also asserted that the se-
curity of thousands of
Indian students and pro-
fessionals studying and
working in Canada must
be protected at all times.
“The Congress reiter-
ates that our fight against
terrorism has to be un-
compromising especially
when terrorism threatens
India’s sovereignty, unity
and integrity. The Con-
gress hopes that intensive
diplomatic engagement
between the two coun-
tries will help resolve the
current serious crisis be-
tween India and Cana-
da,” he told reporters
here when asked about
the diplomatic row.
The Congress hopes
that intensive
diplomatic
engagement between
the two countries will
help resolve the
current serious crisis
between India and
Canada.
JAIRAM RAMESH,
Congress general secretary
Naidu sent to 2-day CID custody
Agencies
Vijayawada
Vijayawada ACB Court
on Friday granted custo-
dy of former CM N
Chandrababu Naidu to
the CID for two days for
questioning him in skill
development case.
The court directed the
CID to question Naidu in
Rajahmundry Central
Jail where he is currently
lodged. Pronouncing the
ordersontheCIDpetition,
the judge directed it to
conduct the questioning
from 9.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. in
the presence of Naidu’s
lawyers. The court also
directed that photographs
andvideosofthequestion-
ingshouldnotbereleased.
The CID had sought
the custody of TDP chief
for five days but the court
allowed the custody only
for two days.
A sand art in support of former Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu
Naidu, at Bapatla beach in Bapatla on Friday. PTI
TDP TO BOYCOTT REST
OF ASSEMBLY,
COUNCIL SESSIONS
Vijayawada: The
Principal Opposi-
tion Telugu Desam
Party (TDP) legislators
in Andhra Pradesh have
decided to boycott the rest
of the Legislative Assembly
and Council sessions in
protest against the alleged
partial attitude shown
by Speaker Tammineni
Sitaram towards them and
the way the ruling party
legislators are behaving
in the house. The Andhra
Pradesh Assembly and
Council sessions began on
Thursday and will continue
till September 27.
Mirwaiz out of ‘house arrest'
after 4 yrs; says war no option
Agencies
Srinagar
After over four years,
Kashmiri senior separa-
tist leader, Mirwaiz Umar
Farooq was released
from house detention and
allowed to lead Friday
prayers at historic Jamia
Masjid in Srinagar.
In his first sermon after
the abrogation of Article
370, Mirwaiz said war is
no option and sought
resolution of Kashmir is-
sue through dialogue.
He talked about PM
Modi’s stance on Ukraini-
an war with Russia. “As
PM Modi rightly said that
thisisnotaneraofwar.We
havealwaysbelievedinef-
forts of resolution through
an alternative to violent
means which is dialogue
and reconciliation.”
Hurriyat Conference Chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq arrives to offer
Friday prayers at Jama Masjid, in Srinagar, on Friday. PTI
PM MODI’S MANTRA
Document experiences of organising G20: PM to officials
PTI
New Delhi
rime Minister
Narendra Modi
on Friday asked
officials involved in the
G20 Summit to docu-
ment their experiences
that, he said, may serve
as guidelines for organis-
ing future events.
The summit, under In-
dia’s presidency, was
held from September 9 to
10 at the Bharat Manda-
pam here.
Addressingtheofficials,
Modi lauded their contri-
bution and the spirit with
which they tackled chal-
lenges during the summit.
“The credit for the suc-
cess of the G20 Summit
goes to all of you. I have a
request to document your
experiences. This will
serve as guidelines for fu-
ture events,” Modi said.
Theprimeministersug-
gestedsettingupawebsite
to document the experi-
ences of the organisers.
“Everyone can write in
their own languages.
How did you overcome
the challenges. It can run
into 100 pages and can be
stored on a cloud instead
of a cupboard,” he said.
PM Modi was interact-
ing with around 3,000
people, who contributed
to the success of the G20
Summit. The participants
included those who
worked at the ground
level to ensure the smooth
conduct of the summit
such as cleaners, drivers,
waiters and other staffers
from various ministries.
P
The credit for the success of the G20 Summit
goes to all of you. I have a request to document
your experiences. This will serve as guidelines
for future events.... Everyone can write in their
own languages. How did you overcome the
challenges.
NARENDRA MODI, PRIME MINISTER
PM Narendra Modi interacts with ground level functionaries of G20 Summit, in New Delhi on Friday.
Mumbai: Former police-
man Sachin Waze wanted
to create terror in mind of
the Ambani family, a spe-
cial court here observed in
its order denying bail to
him in the Antilia bomb
scare case and the killing
of businessman Mansukh
Hiran. The court held that
the gelatin sticks were
planted near Antilia.
Antilia case: “Waze
wanted to create terror
in the mind of Ambanis”
Ahmedabad: The Gujarat
High Court on Friday de-
clined to grant a priority
hearing to the pleas of
Delhi CCM and Aam
Aadmi Party (AAP) chief
Arvind Kejriwal and
AAP’s Rajya Sabha MP
Sanjay Singh for the sec-
ond time, and scheduled
the matter for a hearing
on September 26.
Defamation:GujHCsays
notopriorityhearingfor
Kejriwal,SanjaySingh

INDIA 07
SCALING MT
KANG YATSE -II
First India Bureau
New Delhi
A Mountaineering
Team of eight Indian
Army “Gunners”,
under the aegis of
Army Mountaineer-
ing Institute, Siachen
accomplished a phe-
nomenal feat by scal-
ing Mt KANG YAT-
SE -II (6223m) on
Friday.
ANI
Mohali (Punjab)
Acentury partnership be-
tween openers Shubman
Gill-Ruturaj Gaikwad, a
breakthrough half-centu-
ry by Suryakumar Yadav
and Mohammed Shami’s
five-wicket haul were the
highlights of the day as
India clinched a five-
wicket win over Austral-
ia in the first ODI at Mo-
hali on Friday.
India takes a 1-0 lead
with this win in the
three-match series. In
the chase of 277, Indian
openers Ruturaj Gaik-
wad and Shubman Gill
got India off to an in-
credible start. The duo
played some really ele-
gant strokes right from
the first over. Gaikwad-
Gill brought up their
fifty-run partnership in
just 52 balls.
At the end of the first
powerplay, India was at
66/0 in 10 overs. Gill
continued his red-hot
run in ODIs, bringing up
his ninth ODI fifty in 37
balls, consisting of five
fours 2 sixes. India
reached the 100-run
mark in 15.2 overs. Gai-
kwad also brought up his
maiden ODI fifty in 60
balls, consisting of sev-
en fours. Spinner Adam
Zampa ended the pair’s
partnership at 142 runs,
dismissing Gaikwad for
71 runs in 77 balls with
10 fours. Shreyas Iyer
was run out quickly by
Cameron Green and
Josh Inglis for just 3 runs
of eight balls while Gill
cleaned up Zampa for 74
off 63 balls, with five
fours and two sixes. In-
dia was reduced to 151/3
in 25.3 overs.
India have defeated
Australia for the first
time in an ODI in Mo-
hali since November
1996. The Men in Blue
lost as many as four
ODIs to Australia at this
venue thereafter. Nota-
bly, India’s last interna-
tional win overAustralia
in Mohali came in 2016.
India break Mohali deadlock with
ODI win over Land Down Under
Gill-Ruturaj score fifties, Surya finds form as India beat Australia by 5 wickets
Jaishankar embarks on 9-day US visit to attend annual UNGA
PTI
New Delhi
ExternalAffairs Minister
S Jaishankar on Friday
began a nine-day visit to
the US, primarily to at-
tend the annual session of
the UN General Assem-
bly (UNGA) in New
York and to host a special
event on Global South.
Following the comple-
tion of the 78th UNGA
relatedengagements,Jais-
hankar will visit Wash-
ington DC from Septem-
ber 27 to 30 for bilateral
meetings with his Ameri-
can interlocutors.
“During his visit to
New York from Septem-
ber 22 to 26, the External
Affairs Minister (EAM)
will be leading the Indian
delegation for the high
level week at the 78th
session of the United Na-
tions GeneralAssembly,”
the Ministry of External
Affairs (MEA) said.
“In keeping with In-
dia’s support for Global
South, the EAM will be
hosting a special event
‘India-UN for Global
South: Delivering for
Development’,” it said.
Jaishankar would also
attend various plurilateral
and bilateral meetings in
New York. “The EAM
will also be meeting with
the UN Secretary General
Antonio Guterres and
Dennis Francis, President
of the 78th Session of the
UN General Assembly,”
the MEA said. It said
Jaishankar’s address at
the high level session of
the 78th UNGA is sched-
uled for the forenoon of
September 26. Upon
completion of the UNGA
related engagements, he
will visit Washington.
His engagements in
Washington include dis-
cussions with his coun-
terpartAmericanAntony
Blinken, senior mem-
bers of the US adminis-
tration, US business
leaders and think tanks.
During his visit to New York from September 22
to 26, the External Affairs Minister (EAM) will be
leading the Indian delegation for the high level
week at the 78th session of the United Nations
General Assembly
THE MINISTRY OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar meets with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Australian
Foreign Minister Senator Penny Wong and Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa on the
sidelines of the UN General Assembly (UNGA) meeting, on Friday. ANI
‘Indiaemergingasexport
powerhouseforUSfirms’
First India Bureau
New Delhi
India is among the
emerging future export
powerhouses for US
companies as the world’s
biggest economy looks to
significantly cut imports
from China, according to
a report by Boston Con-
sulting Group (BCG).
India, Mexico, and
SoutheastAsia are quick-
ly emerging as export
manufacturing power-
houses. All three offer
competitive cost struc-
tures, deep pools of la-
bour, and growing scale
and capabilities across
diverse industries. India
has the additional benefit
of possessing a poten-
tially enormous domestic
market, says the report.
India is developing as a
producer of engines
turbines, BCG added.
INDIA’S ECONOMIC OUTLOOK FOR
FY24 REMAINS BRIGHT: REPORT
Noting that high-frequency
indicators such as GST collection,
E-way bills, and PMI (purchasing
managers’ index)
continue to show
growth momen-
tum, a Finance
Ministry report
said that India’s
economic outlook
for the current financial year remains
bright. “India’s economic outlook for FY24
remains bright. Economic activity main-
tained its momentum.,” said the report.
INDIAN STOCKS BACK IN GREEN
AFTER 3 STRAIGHT DAY LOSSES
After a selling spree for the third
straight session, Indian stock
indices have opened Friday’s
trade margin-
ally in the
green. Sensex
was just 0.1
per cent higher
at 66,297.35
points, while
Nifty was 0.04 per cent higher at
19,750.45 points. So far this week, they
have however fallen over 2 per cent on
cumulative basis.
Agencies
New Delhi
The iPhone 15 series, in-
cluding the iPhone 15,
iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone
15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro
Max have officially gone
on sale via online and of-
fline channels in India.
But, unlike previous iP-
hone sales, this one is a
rather big one for Apple,
becausethisisalsothefirst
time that the new iPhone
and Watch models are go-
ing on sale via officialAp-
ple stores in the country.
This is because earlier in
the summer, Apple had
opened two official stores
in India — one at Apple
BKC, Mumbai, and one at
Apple Saket in Delhi.
In April, both the
stores had an extravagant
opening, with Apple
CEO, Tim Cook, person-
ally flying down to the
country to inaugurate the
stores for the Indian cus-
tomers. Fast forward 5
months, and the land-
scape of iPhone launches
in India will be etched in
Apple India’s history.
Fans queued up in long
linesamidtightsecurityas
we had the chance to cov-
er the Apple iPhone 15
series launch first-hand
from Apple Store Saket,
Delhi. As punctual and
controlledthingsareinthe
casewithApple,thedoors
tothestoreopenedexactly
at 8 am, with Apple sales
executives welcoming the
customers to thunderous
clapping that one could
hear even in the other cor-
ner of the mall.
Fansline-upfrom4am
asiPhone15goesonsale
ANI
New Delhi
The Manipur govern-
ment on Friday filed a
status report before the
Supreme Court on the is-
sue of recovery of stolen
or missing weapons and
ammunition “from all
sources” in the ethnic
violence-hit State.
A bench of Chief Jus-
tice of India DYChandra-
chud and Justices JB
Pardiwala and Manoj
Misra was informed by
the Solicitor General of
India Tushar Mehta that
the confidential status re-
port has been filed on the
issue and it is for the judg-
es only.The bench agreed
to accept the report confi-
dentially as the issue re-
garding the weapons was
“extremely sensitive”.
CJI Chandrachud said,
“Keeping in mind the
sensitivity of the issue,
the status report (on re-
covery of arms) shall be
made available only to
this court.”The CJI, how-
ever, made it clear that he,
personally as a judge, was
averse to filing any such
documents which are not
available to litigants.
Stategovtfilesreportin
SConrecoveryofarms
Women holding placards protest against the ongoing violence
in Manipur, in Imphal on Thursday. ANI
Says BCG, adding that
Shifting assembly
and procurement to
India could lead to
potential cost savings
IPHONE 15 AND IPHONE 15 PLUS COME TO BLINKIT,
PROMISES TO DELIVER IN LESS THAN 10 MINUTES
New Delhi: Apple reseller Unicorn Info Solutions
has partnered with Zomato-owned quick-com-
merce platform Blinkit
to deliver Apple iPhone 15
series in India. The company
is promising to deliver the
latest-generation iPhone
models -- iPhone 15 and
iPhone 15 Plus -- in minutes.
The service is currently avail-
able in Delhi-NCR, Mumbai,
Bengaluru and Pune.
INDIA DETHRONE
PAK TO BECOME
NO. 1 ODI TEAM
Mohali (ANI):
India climbed
to No.1 in the
Men’s ODI Team Rank-
ings after registering a
win against Australia by
five wickets in Mohali
on Friday. With the win,
India also accom-
plished a rare feat by
becoming the top team
in all three formats.
According to ICC, India
(116 rating points) dis-
placed their arch-rivals
Pakistan (115) at the
top of the rankings after
the win in the first ODI.
Australia remain third
with 111 points. As a
result of the win, India
now reigns supreme
across all formats as
the No.1 team, having
already occupied the
top spot in Tests and
T20Is. It has been a
scramble at the top of
the ODI Team Rank-
ings lately with India,
Pakistan and Australia
all in contention for
the top spot during the
recently-concluded
Asia Cup and Austral-
ia’s ODI series against
South Africa.
After 78th UNGA
related engagements,
the EAM will also visit
Washington DC from
September 27 to 30
FIVE ARRESTED VILLAGE DEFENCE
VOLUNTEERS RELEASED ON BAIL
MANIPURSERVESNOTICETOPRIVATETELECOM
COMPANYOVERMOBILEINTERNETSERVICE
A special court in Manipur on Friday granted bail to
the 5 village defence volunteers who were arrested
by police for possessing weapons amid an
agitation for their release, officials said. They
were released on bail after furnishing a PR bond
of Rs 50,000 with certain conditions. In its order, the
court said the five accused “shall co-operate with the
investigation”, make themselves available before the
investigating authorities and “not influence prosecution
witnesses.” The court also directed the youths “not to
leave the state of Manipur without its prior permission.”
The Manipur government has served a show
cause notice to a private telecom company
over the availability “of internet data services in
mobile phones in some areas on September 20” while
the suspension of mobile data service is still in force.
Commissioner (Home) T Ranjit Singh, in a letter to
Ashish Bansal, Chief Technical Officer, Airtel, remarked
it is “a serious lapse on the part of service provider and
this lapse might have led to the dissemination of inflam-
matory and provocative clips and messages in various
social media platforms leading to communal tension,
hatred rumours,” the official said.
Indian batters K L Rahul and R Jadeja celebrate their win in the first ODI between India and Australia,
in Mohali, on Friday. ANI
MOHAMMED SHAMI: THE FIRST INDIAN
PACER WITH THIS FEAT SINCE 2007
New Delhi: Pace spearhead Mohammed
Shami starred for India in the 1st ODI as they
bowled Australia out for 276 at the Punjab
Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium, Mohali.
Shami, who uprooted Australia’s top order, took a
five-wicket haul eventually, his second in the format.
He has become the first Indian pacer to take an ODI
fifer at home in 16 years. Shami has become the first
Indian to take an ODI fifer at home in 16 years. Vet-
eran bowler Zaheer Khan was the last Indian pacer to
do so when he took 5/42 against Sri Lanka in 2007.
Notably, Shami is only the eighth Indian pacer to take
a five-wicket haul in ODIs at home (India).
MANIPUR VIOLENCE
Customers stand in a queue outside an Apple retail store as the
newly-launched iPhone 15 series goes on sale in India, at BKC in
Mumbai. PTI

During the inauguration ceremony of Con-
stitution Club in Jaipur on Friday, CM Ashok
Gehlot praised Pawan Arora, former Commis-
sioner of Rajasthan Housing Board and said, “Pawan
Arora got the Constitution Club constructed on time
and did not compromise with quality. Constitution
Club has been prepared under his supervision. Arora
took the Housing Board very far during his tenure.
UDH Minister Shanti Dhariwal has rightly praised
Pawan Arora. The work started soon during Arora’s
time and the quality is also very good.” Meanwhile,
UDH minister Shanti Dhariwal gave credit to Pawan
Arora for the construction of the club.
EXCHANGE OF EXPERTISE
CS discusses advanced agri technologies
with Israel Ambassador to India Gilon
Dr Rituraj Sharma
Jaipur
srael’s Ambas-
sador to India
Naor Gilon held
detailed discussions re-
garding advanced agri-
cultural technologies in
agriculture sector with
Chief Secretary Usha
Sharma here.
CS Sharma highlight-
ed the similarities in cli-
mate between Rajasthan
and Israel, which make
the adoption of Israeli ag-
ricultural techniques fea-
sible in the state.
She emphasized the
concept of “Mini Israel”
in Rajasthan, where
farmers are benefiting
from cutting-edge agri-
cultural practices, result-
ing in increased profits.
Gillon, in turn, appre-
ciated the “Mini Israel”
initiative and other inno-
vations in the state.
Furthermore, he shared
insights into the advance-
ments in micro-irrigation
in Israel and expressed
views on water conserva-
tion in Rajasthan.
During the meeting,
discussions were also
held regarding Israel’s
cooperation in establish-
ing a Center of Excel-
lence in the state.
Chief Secretary Usha Sharma holds talks with Israel ambassador
to India Naor Gilon in Jaipur, on Friday.
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Regret is like a foggy cloud which obscures
our vision from the good in our life and the
opportunities which are knocking even then.
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THOUGHT OF THE DAY
Postal Reg No. JPC/004/2022-24
PathofprogressofRajhasbeenpaved,saysCM
Naresh Sharma
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur
Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot on Friday said
that reflection is always
beneficial, it brings new
ideas to the fore and
paves the way for the
progress of the country
and the state. “This Con-
stitution Club, built on
the lines of the Constitu-
tion Club of Delhi, will
prove to be an important
platform in this direc-
tion.” Gehlot thankedAs-
sembly Speaker Dr CP
Joshi for systematically
running the House while
also appreciating him.
Assembly Speaker Dr
CP Joshi said that there
has always been a healthy
democratic process in
Rajasthan. UDH Minister
Shanti Dhariwal said the
construction of Constitu-
tion Club is a unique plan
of the Housing Board,
which came to fruition
due to the initiative of the
CM and the Speaker.
Leader of Opposition
Rajendra Rathore said
the inauguration of the
Constitution Club is a
memorable moment.
“This club will play an
important role in
strengthening democracy
and will become a plat-
form for exchange of our
ideas,” he said and ex-
pressed his gratitude to
the CM for the construc-
tion of the club.
Yogesh Sharma
Jaipur
On Friday, at a presser
PCC Chief Govind Singh
Dotasra claimed that sen-
ior leaders are being side-
lined in BJP. “Tomorrow
will be a historic day. Ra-
hul Gandhi is coming to
Jaipur. Congress Presi-
dent Mallikarjun Kharge
is also coming to Jaipur.
They will lay the founda-
tion stone of the new
building of Congress of-
fice. Gandhi Museum
will be inaugurated.
Kharge, Rahul and CM
Ashok Gehlot will also
inaugurate the Gandhi
Vatika on Saturday. All
booth presidents, mandal,
city, village, district pres-
idents and Congress lead-
ers including executive
members will attend the
programme. BJP says
that they have made Pan-
na Pramukh, but BJP
leaders talk on paper. BJP
talks about cadre, but if
there was cadre, BJP
would not have lost other
elections including by-
elections. Today our gov-
ernment is doing good
work in Rajasthan. Con-
gress demonstrated
against the policies of
Modigovernment.Bharat
Jodo Yatra was started
under the leadership of
Rahul ji. The foundation
stone laying ceremony
will be done live from
PCC,” Dotasra said.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
Jaipur residents can
breathe easy as the public
meeting of PM Narendra
Modi will be held in the
outskirts that would
cause no traffic conges-
tion in the city.
The venue, in Dadiya
village outside city, is ac-
cessible via Ring Road
from Ajmer Road, Tonk
Road, Agra Road, and
Sikar Road.
“Parivartan Sankalp
Mahasabha” will be held
on September 25 for
which preparations are in
full swing. Mahila Mor-
cha is leaving no stone
unturned for the rally. A
group of the Mahila Mor-
cha office bearers and
leaders set off from the
BJP state office to Dadi-
ya, chanting slogans in
support of PM Modi.
Raksha Bhandari, State
Prez of Mahila Morcha,
said the group visited Ha-
numan temple and a
cleanlinessdrivewascon-
ducted at the pandal site.
Laxman Raghav
New Delhi
Ahead of the culmination
of Bharatiya Janata Par-
ty’s (BJP’s) Parivartan
yatra in Rajasthan, a cru-
cial meeting of the par-
ty’s Members of Parlia-
ment (MPs) for discus-
sion on election strategy
was held at the residence
of Union Minister Arjun
Ram Meghwal’s resi-
dence in Delhi.
The yatra is set to con-
clude in Rajasthan on
September 25 with a
grand public meeting of
prime minister Narendra
Modi in Jaipur.
Discussion about the
PM’s rally, women’s res-
ervation bill and other
issues pertaining to Ra-
jasthan assembly elec-
tions were held during
the meeting chaired by in
charge Arun Singh.
The MPs were as-
signed responsibilities
for the rally.
Constitution Club
will prove to be an
important platform,
says CM Gehlot
CM Ashok Gehlot with Pawan Arora
during the inauguration ceremony.
Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa, Govind Singh Dotasra, Amrrita
Dhawan and other leaders inspect the venue of Congress rally at
Mansarovar in Jaipur on Friday.
Dr Somya, Raksha Bhandari and other BJP women leaders take
out a march on Friday ahead of PM’s rally in Jaipur.
Union Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal with CP Joshi, Arun Singh and
BJP MPs from Rajasthan in a meeting in New Delhi, on Friday.
FACILITIES AT CLUB
z It has been constructed
on 4 thousand 950
square meter land.
z Total construction has
been done 1 lakh 95
thousand square feet.
z The work of this project
was completed in 18
months.
z The foundation stone
of the Constitution Club
was laid on 9 February
2022.
CM GEHLOT PRAISES PAWAN ARORA’S ROLE
IN CONSTRUCTION OF CONSTITUTION CLUB
DrCPJOSHIGETSPERTURBEDASHISNAME
MISSINGFROMADVTSOFINAUGURATIONCEREMONY
Our govt doing good work, BJP’s
cadres only on papers: Dotasra
PM to address BJP’s Parivartan
Sankalp Mahasabha on Sep 25
Raj BJP MPs brainstorm
election strategy at Arjun
Meghwal’s Delhi residence
Ashok Kumawat
Sirohi
After the two-day visit
to the global summit or-
ganised by Brahma Ku-
maris in Rajasthan’s
Sirohi, Assam Chief
Minister Himanta Biswa
on Friday said that the
role of Brahma Kumaris
is invaluable in taking
our ancient civilisation-
al values across the
world. “What began as
a divine vision, the
Brahma Kumaris have
radiated globally. Their
role is invaluable in tak-
ing our ancient civilisa-
tional values across the
world. I joined the Glob-
al Summit 2023 at their
Mount Abu headquar-
ters today,” Sarma post-
ed on X.
In another post theAs-
sam CM said, “During
my two-day visit to Ra-
jasthan, I witnessed the
people’s yearning for
Parivartan and the Con-
gress Government’s loy-
alty towards just one
Parivar. Under Hon’ble
PM’s leadership, the BJP
is marching towards a
landslide victory.”
Addressing the Global
Summit in Sirohi, the
Assam Chief Minister
said that spirituality and
universal brotherhood
emphasised by ‘Bharatb-
hoomi’ have been basis
for promoting the con-
cept of ‘Vasudhaiva Ku-
tumbkam’.
SarmalaudsBrahmaKumaris’roleintaking
ancientcivilisationalvaluesacrossworld
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma addresses Global
Summit at Brahma Kumaris in Mount Abu on Friday.
Jaipur: While BJP leaders are eagerly awaiting the
list of candidates for assembly polls, it is believed
that a small list of BJP candidates will come only
after PM Modi’s visit and just before Shraddha Paksha.
Parivartan Yatra is also becoming a big medium in ticket
distribution. The strength of the contenders was seen in
welcome meetings, general meetings and programmes.
The organization also got feedback from the visit of core
team members and leaders from other states during the
yatra. Factors ranging from crowd amassed to local politics
and other issues were assessed. The State President and
other leaders including the Leader of Opposition have taken
feedback during the yatra, while a meeting of core commit-
tee was held virtually on Friday. Aishwary Pradhan
On Rajendra Rathore’s comment on Dotasra, he
said, “He is like my elder brother. These days he
also suffers from amnesia. Rathore ji seems to have
a lot of time to spare. He is not even able to say whether
he will fight from Churu or from somewhere else. BJP MP’s
remarks in the new Parliament are indecent. BJP wants
to spread religious frenzy by dividing the country. BJP did
not take any action against the MP who used low level lan-
guage. The conduct of BJP MP is condemnable, it reflects
the thinking of BJP.”
BJP’S FIRST LIST EXPECTED AFTER PM’S VISIT
RATHORE SUFFERS FROM AMNESIA: DOTASRA
Assam Chief Minister
underlines the spirit
of universal
brotherhood
Assembly Speaker Dr CP Joshi, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, UDH Minister Shanti Dhariwal, former Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje, Leader of Opposition in Vidhan Sabha
Rajendra Rathore and other ministers and MLAs pose for a group photo at Vidhan Sabha in Jaipur, on Friday.
CM Gehlot lays foundation
stone of Officers Institute to
be built in HCM - RIPA. Shanti
Dhariwal, BD Kalla, Rajendra
Rathore, Girraj Malinga, T
Ravikanth, Vaibhav Galriya and
others. SANTOSH SHARMA
Pawan Arora shares a light
moment with Chief Secretary
Usha Sharma.
Assembly Speaker Dr CP Joshi became angry just
before inauguration ceremony of Constitution Club
due to a mistake of Housing Board. A huge advertise-
ment for the inauguration ceremony was published in all ma-
jor newspapers, but Joshi’s name was missing. The names
of CM Gehlot, UDH Minister Shanti Dhariwal and Leader of
Oppn Rajendra Rathore were mentioned in the advertise-
ment. DR Joshi expressed strong displeasure with Housing
Board Commissioner Kumar Pal Gautam. In fact, Joshi even
decided not to attend programme. Later, after much persua-
sion, Joshi attended it. CMO also expressed displeasure with
Gautam. Later, Housing Board PRO was made APO due to
displeasure of Speaker and CMO. Shivendra Parmar
SECURITY ARRANGEMENTS FOR PM MODI’S VISIT
Police HQs put 12 IPS officers on duty from 23 to 25
September. A total of 3500 policemen including IPS,
RPS, Inspectors will be deployed for security. 30 ASP,
51 DySP, 110 CI, 287 SI, 2945 head constables put on duty.

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will feel amorous towards your wife. Work
on your limitations, there can be no better
time than this. You have more opposite sex
friends than the same.
TAURUS
APR 21 - MAY 20
You will enjoy good health by remaining
regular in your workouts. It will be in your
interest to guide a family youngster on the
academic front. Scrumptious food is what
you are craving for today. You may start a
side business to earn extra money.
VIRGO
AUG 24 - SEP 23
Don’t make friends for money and status
rather make friends who will stick with
you forever. You care about you lover but
somehow hesitate in expressing that care.
On social front, you may have to spend
some extra money in buying gifts.
CAPRICORN
DEC 23 - JAN 20
You make sure to make things work your
way. You are most wanted by your friends.
You can have romantic affair in office and
a serious one. You will invest money in
clothes and accessories today. You are a
God fearing person.
SCORPIO
OCT 23 - NOVEMBER 22
Family will be supportive of your ideas, but
only to an extent. You give tough competi-
tion to people. Many people get inspired
by you. You will get special treatment from
your dear ones. Good health is assured
through own efforts.
PISCES
FEB20 - MARCH 20
Some family issues may need urgent
resolution, so don’t neglect them. Some of
you are likely to enjoy an excursion with
friends.You will feel financially comfort-
able. Your personality will attract many
eligible bachelors.
GEMINI
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
Your spouse is someone who can do any-
thing for your happiness. You are happy
spending whole day at home. Tensions on
the family front are likely to get sorted out.
Help your mothers at home today and give
them a reason to smile and happy.
CANCER
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
You must create an environment of under-
standing at home. Your regular exercise
routine promises to keep you fit and
energetic. You will succeed in any sort of
examination if you put your heart and soul
to it you need some break.
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n the wake of
nearly three dec-
ades of economic
liberalization, In-
dia has made sig-
nificant strides in
elevating a substantial portion of
its population to the middle class.
It is a remarkable transformation
that has led to every third Indian
now belonging to this middle-in-
come group. What's even more
fascinating is the projection that
by the year 2047, nearly two out
of every three Indians will be part
of this burgeoning middle class.
However, beneath this promis-
ing facade lies a concerning real-
ity. Currently, 67% of households
contribute merely 1% of the total
savings, a stark contrast to the eco-
nomic prosperity that seems to be
on the rise. The COVID-19 pan-
demic laid bare the vulnerability
of this situation, as approximately
60% of the country's population,
roughly 80 crore people, lacked
even a few weeks' worth of sav-
ings to weather the storm. Further-
more, by the year 2050, an esti-
mated 320 million Indians will be
aged above 60, raising concerns
about their financial security and
well-being.
This dilemma becomes all the
more critical when a breadwinner
in the family faces an untimely
demise, disability, or a sudden ac-
cident or illness. Life, as it unfolds,
presents two primary risks: un-
timely death and life after retire-
ment. Therefore, it is imperative
for every individual to create a
robust safety net, ensuring not
only personal health care but also
family security.
Achieving financial well-being
demands mastering a set of funda-
mental skills that many of us were
never formally taught in school.
The good news is that it's never too
late to educate oneself about per-
sonal money management. Learn-
ing the basics of personal finance,
such as securing your family's fu-
ture, replacing your monthly in-
come, and investing for retire-
ment, is key to achieving financial
goals and building wealth over
time. Risk management should
precede any investment decisions.
It's essential to emphasize two
key points:
 Insurance is Protection Against
the Risk of Death: It safeguards
your loved ones in the event of
your untimely demise.
 Investing is Protection Against
the Risk of Living: It ensures
your financial well-being during
your lifetime.
TheRoadto
Financial
Security
Vinod
Fogla
Professional
Certified Financial Planner
Founder of My Wealth
I
FAMILY HEALTH
INSURANCE:
It should ideally cover at
least your annual income,
as the diagnosis of critical
illnesses can result in job
loss and a potential loss of
corporate health insurance
coverage.
TERM INSURANCE:
The coverage should be
based on your age and an-
nual income. For instance,
individuals under 40 earn-
ing Rs 5 lakhs annually
should consider term insur-
ance coverage of approxi-
mately 20 times their in-
come, i.e., 1 crore.
DISABILITY INSURANCE
(PERSONAL ACCIDENT
INSURANCE):
India sees a significant
number of road accidents
daily, with a high percent-
age occurring in the pro-
ductive age group of 18 to
45. Disability insurance
can provide essential finan-
cial support in such cases.
EMERGENCY FUND:
Set aside an emergency
fund equivalent to 6 to 12
months' worth of your
monthly expenses, depend-
ing on your job nature and
profile.
RETIREMENT PLANNING:
The thumb rule for retire-
ment planning is to have
300 times your current
monthly income needs to
retire comfortably, consid-
ering factors like inflation
and expected returns.
In conclusion, securing
your financial future re-
quires a proactive approach
to risk management and
planning. By weaving this
web of security around
yourself, you can ensure a
stable and prosperous to-
morrow for you and your
loved ones, regardless of
life's uncertainties.
TO CREATE A COMPREHENSIVE FINANCIAL SAFETY
NET, CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING COMPONENTS:

early a month
after the com-
pletion of its
first schedule,
Varun Dhawan and Atlee
are all geared up to resume
shooting for their upcom-
ing action entertainer, re-
ferred to as VD18. Filled
with boundless energy
and enthusiasm, Atlee
is returning to work
and will be commenc-
ing the second sched-
ule of his Varun
Dhawan movie to-
day in Mumbai.
VD18 is billed as
a dramatic en-
tertainer that
promises to cap-
tivate audiences
with its compel-
ling storyline.
illie made an an-
n o u n c e m e n t
about her brand,
Florence By
Mills. She posted a picture
on Instagram where her
outfit matched the colour
of her brand’s packaging.
She wore a lavender se-
quined jumper with long
sleeves, paired with pur-
ple cargos. Her trousers
gave her outfit a re-
laxed and casual Y2K
vibe, a style loved by
many cool girls when
they’re not working.
All the products from Flor-
ence By Mills, including
makeup brushes, lip scrubs,
moisturizers, and haircare,
come in calming lilac pack-
aging, which perfectly
complemented Mil-
lie’s outfit. She
shared this image
to announce the
availability of
her brand’s de-
but fragrance,
Wildly Me,
at the Ger-
man cosmet-
ics chain
Douglas Cos-
metics. It’s also
available at Su-
perdrug for her
UK fans. Millie
created Flor-
ence By Mills
for people of her
generation who
may feel unsure about us-
ing skincare products at a
young age. During her
interview with Millie said,
“Florence grows with me”
It’s kind of a beautiful
coming-of-age company.
imesh Res-
hammiya an-
nounced his
new film, Ba-
dass Ravikumar with an
action-packed promo and
promised it to be one of
the biggest entertainers
of Hindi Cinema. Soon
after, he launched the
first song, Butterfly,
which went ahead to be-
come a big hit in the
digital world. On Friday
morning, the composer-
turned-actor announced
that the action-packed
entertainer will hit the
big screen during the
Dussehra 2024 weekend.
Himesh has roped in
Prabhudheva to play the
negative lead in Badass
Ravikumar. Prabhudheva
will be playing the villain
avatar for the first time in
a Hindi film. His is a
character of Carlos Pedro
Panther, a larger-than-life
eccentric villain.
he upcoming un-
ion of Raghav
Chadha, the dy-
namic politician,
and Parineeti Chopra, the
versatile Bollywood ac-
tress has captured the im-
agination of fans and the
media alike. Set to ex-
change their vows on Sep-
tember 24, 2023. In the
picturesque city of
Udaipur, their wedding
promises to be a grand af-
fair. As the big day ap-
proaches, many are curi-
ous about what the future
holds for this high-pro-
file couple. In
Parineeti’s case, the
astrological forecast
hints at a fascinating
journey ahead in her
career as an actress.
There’s a strong indi-
cation that she will em-
brace diverse and chal-
lenging roles, driven by her
desire to showcase her talents
as a brilliant performer. This pursuit of excel-
lence is a commendable trait, but Parineeti must
maintain unwavering focus and determination.
nglish ac-
tress Amy
J a c k s o n ,
renowned
for her
work in In-
dian films,
has recently undergone a
dramatic transformation
that has left fans astounded.
Her new look has drawn nu-
merous comparisons to the
famous Irish actor, Cillian
Murphy. A versatile actress
and model, is best known
for her contributions to the
Indian film industry. She
has appeared in more than
fifteen films and gained
international recognition
with her debut in Warner
Brothers’television pro-
duction of DC Comics’
Supergirl in 2017. Re-
cently, she shared a se-
ries of photos on her
Instagram account
from a casual outing
with her boyfriend, Ed
Westwick. What
caught everyone’s at-
tention was her strik-
ing transformation.
The new Amy
Jackson boasts
prominent cheekbones and
captivating light eyes, which
fans couldn’t help but notice.
This stunning makeover
prompted a flood of com-
ments on social media, with
fans likening her appearance
to that of Cillian Murphy, the
renowned Irish actor known
for his distinctive features.
Bolly To Holly
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Transformation
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Wedding
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I Purple You
Long Time Partners
ECCENTRIC
VILLAIN 2024
he famous Colombian
singer recently shared
her thoughts on her long-
time partner Gerard Pi-
qué and her career challenges in a
recent interview, Shakira believed
in the idea of “till death do us part”
and had always envisioned a life-
long commitment with Piqué, hop-
ing to create a loving family togeth-
er. She pointed to her parents, who
have been together for around 50
years, as her inspiration, with a
unique and enduring love. How-
ever, the dream of a lasting part-
nership didn’t materialize in her
relationship with Piqué. She added,
“It was very difficult for me to at-
tend to my professional career
while in Barcelona. It was compli-
cated logistically to get a collabora-
tor there. I had to wait for agendas
to coincide or for some-
one to deign to come.
Shakira and Piqué share
two children, Milan and
Sasha. Their journey to-
gether began in 2011
when they met during the
filming of Shakira’s music
video for Waka Waka (This
Time for Africa), the official
song of the 2010 FIFAWorld Cup.
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VD18 ACTION
ENTERTAINER
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Raghav and Parineeti
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Himesh Reshammiya
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City Buzz
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Professor ND Mathur met with Governor Kalraj Mishra as a
representative of the Kala Sanskriti Foundation, Bombay
recently. It was a protocol meeting in which professor
Mathur briefed the governor about the functioning of the
foundation and extended a warm invitation.
MEET GREET!
GREETINGS!
Dr Jagdeesh Chandra was greeted by Avdesh Parihar and
Narayan Parihar as they reached the former’s residence for a
courtesy meet on Friday.
ACULTURALSPLENDOR
City First
n enchant-
ing cultural
e x t r a v a -
ganza Lok
Rang - Part
II was held at the prestig-
ious Rajasthan Interna-
tional Centre in the city
on Thursday. The event
was nothing less than a
mesmerizing journey
through the artistic ex-
pression of India. The
evening started with a
captivating Kathak dance
performance titled
Meghadutam by Manjiri
Kiran. Manjiri Kiran and
her troupe of exception-
ally talented artists took
the audience into a world
of grace, rhythm and sto-
rytelling through the mes-
merizing art of Kathak.
The audience was mes-
merized by the beautiful
movements and expres-
sive storytelling that un-
folded on stage.
After the captivating
Kathak performance, the
program continued with
another segment that fea-
tured choreographed folk
dances and music from
various regional cultural
centres, showcasing the
vibrant and diverse cul-
tural traditions that define
India. The audience was
treated to a colourful mo-
saic of folk art forms,
each telling a unique story
of India’s rich cultural
heritage.
The evening was also
highlighted by the rhyth-
mic and captivating per-
formance titled Drums of
India which added a layer
of excitement and energy
to the event. The perfor-
mance’smixoftraditional
and contemporary ele-
ments appealed to the au-
dience and celebrated the
country’s rich cultural im-
age. This event brought
together artists, art con-
noisseurs and culture lov-
ers under one roof while
promoting the essence of
unity in diversity. It was a
testament to the artistic
talent blossoming across
the country and the power
of collaboration between
cultural institutions. The
evening truly celebrated
the rich tapestry of India’s
cultureandthediversetal-
entsthatdefineournation.
A
SKILLS SUMMIT BY
FICCI RAJASTHAN
City First
he 8th HR
Skills Sum-
mit was or-
ganised by
the FICCI Rajasthan
State Council on Friday.
It was themed on ‘Ra-
jasthan Mission 2030:
Unleashing Human Po-
tential’. There were also
plenary sessions on ‘HR
Strategies for Building
Agile Organizations’
and ‘Crafting Tomor-
row’s Talent through
Skill Development’.
One should look for
qualities in employees
like assertiveness, resil-
ience, and tenacity,
among others. This was
stated by the Chief of
Staff, South Western
Command, Indian
Army, Lt Gen A Arun,
YSM, SM, VSM. The
HRThought Leader and
former Executive Advi-
sor, Maruti Suzuki India
Ltd., SY Siddiqui deliv-
ered the special address.
President, The ICFAI
University, Jaipur, Prof
(Dr) HP Singh, VSM
said that the role of HR
has become dynamic
due to technological in-
terventions and inven-
tions. The president of
Manipal University, Dr
GK Prabhu said that HR
lies in transforming that
potential into perfor-
mance.
The chairman of FIC-
CI Rajasthan Sub Com-
mittee on HR Skills
and Director, Honda
Cars India Ltd, Praveen
Paranjape said that the
role of HR has become
even more critical now
owing to factors like the
ongoing digital revolu-
tion, emergence of AI,
etc. Earlier in his wel-
comeremarks,thechair-
man of FICCI Rajasthan
State Council CMD,
Mandawa Hotels, Ran-
dhir Vikram Singh said
that the theme of the
summit is in sync with
the vision of the Chief
Minister for Rajasthan
Mission 2030.
T
The birthday of Rajiv Arora, chairman of Raj Small Industries Corporation, was on Friday. Arora also paid tribute to organ donors on the occasion of Sewa Sankalp
Diwas. The program took place at Angdata Smarak in the city. The memorial has been initiated and conceptualized by MOHAN Foundation Jaipur Citizen Forum
Navjeevan (MJCF Navjeevan) and pays a befitting tribute to countless individuals, who committed the greatest act of goodness by donating their organs and giving
the elixir of life to fellow human beings. Birthday wishes poured in for Rajiv Arora from family and friends throughout the day. MUKESH KIRADOO
SEWA SANKALP DIWAS B’DAY CELEBRATIONS!
Shubh Weddings Lifestyle Awards Season 6
City First
hubh Wed-
dings
L i f e s t y l e
Awards Sea-
son 6, held at Hyatt Re-
gency Gurgaon recent-
ly, brought together
many industry leaders.
The chief guest RK Su-
man, Regional Director
of Indian Tourism, in-
augurated the event
with a lamp-lighting
ceremony.
Actress Amrita Rao
was the celebrity guest
who honoured the
awardees. RK Suman,
Deepak Agarwal and
Rakhi Kankaria pre-
sented awards to de-
serving recipients and
participated in a panel
discussion on Indian
weddings.
Other dignitaries
such as Deepak Agar-
wal, MD of Bikaji, Rit-
uraj Khanna, CEO of Q
Events, Rajiv Kapoor,
GM of Hotel Fairmont
Jaipur, Rakhi Kankaria
from Rachnoutsav
Events, Suresh Agarw-
al, President of Forti
and Anshul Jain from
Golden Divine Crea-
tions Ltd were also pre-
sent.
The event featured a
grand gala with exqui-
site food and cocktails,
all set against the luxu-
rious backdrop of Hyatt
Regency.
S
Rajasthan’s first e-moto bike “Vigor” has been
recently launched in the city by Gokul Das
Maheshwari, CMD of Rajasthan Shakun Group
and Suresh Patodiya, executive president
of Rajasthan Pradesh International Vaishy
Mahasammelan who graced the occasion as the
chief and special guests respectively. “Vigore”
is an Indian e-bike company, which has made
its mark as an innovative and Made in India
product. The company director Payal Jain said
that the design of the Vigor e-bike is attractive
and unique. Pratik Jain, CEO of the company,
said that the Vigor e-bike can be easily ridden by
people between the age groups of 13 years to 60
years without a license and RTO registration.
WHAT’S HAPPENING!
Hindi Pakhwada is being celebrated with great pomp at
the State Bank of India, Local Head Office, Jaipur from
September 14 to 30. Many competitions and programs are
being organised regarding the same. A Hindi workshop was
also organised on Thursday. Chandra Bhushan Kumar Singh,
while addressing the staff members, said that the country
gets its identity through language so we have to adopt Hindi
wholeheartedly. Hindi is the oldest language which is simple,
intuitive and the most effective. The divisional development
officer Kalyan Gajavelli thanked the general manager and all
the members during the workshop. The stage activities were
conducted by chief manager Pradeep Kumar.
An award function
aimed at women
empowerment titled
Veenus Inspiration
Women Award 2023
Season 2nd organised
by Veenus Films
Events will take place on
Sunday at Hotel Stardom
Resorts at Jaisinghpura
Road Bhankhrota in
Jaipur. The First India
News is one of the co-
sponsors of it.
Rajasthan High Court Staff Association bid an
emotional farewell to Justice Ashok Kumar
Gaur on Saturday. Gaur is also the patron of
the employees union. Sangh officials met
under the leadership of President Rituraj
Sharma. Sharma first congratulated Justice
Gaur and presented him with a bunch of
flowers, garlanded him and gifted him a
turban. Employees Union presented him with
a collage. Vice President of the association
Chandraprakash Chhajeda, Dalpat Solanki,
Preeti Asopa, Narendra Mathur, Anil Sharma,
Krishna Kumar, Yogesh Sharma, Rakesh
Sharma, Kailash Mahawar and Shipra Pareek
were present on the occasion.
Program Officer in Advertisement
Broadcasting Services at Akashvani
Jaipur, Rakesh Jain will cover the 19th
Asian Games to be held in Hangzhou,
China from September 23 to October
8. All India Radio will broadcast hourly
live updates and half-hourly reports on
daily games on the national network.
Janata Market has been opened for the retailers who will
provide FMCG goods at affordable prices to the B2B segment. It’s
first warehouse was opened in VKI on Thursday. Former minister
and MLA Narpat Singh Rajvi inaugurated it. The founder CEO of
the market Rohit Kumar Sharma and COO Yogesh Dixit said that
online and offline facilities are available in it.
MUKESH KIRADOO
The colorful dance performances during the event
(L to R) Ajay Singha, Atul Sharma, S Y Siddiqui, Randhir Vikram Singh, Praveen Paranjape,
Prof H P Singh and Dr G K Prabhu
Lt Gen A Arun addresses
the audience
Disha, Kashvi, Kanika, Rajan, Rakhi, RK Suman, Chetna, Bobby, Deepak Agarwal, Aarti,
Vrritika, Nupur, Sneha, Itika and Nitika during the event
Rajan, Rakhi, Deepak Agarwal and Aarti with others during
the lamp lighting ceremony
Deepak Agarwal greeted by
Rajan and Aarti
Rajiv Arora with members of MOHAN Foundation
Jaipur Citizen Forum Navjeevan during the program Rajiv Arora pays tribute to the organ donors at Angdata Smarak

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