Rahul surprises everyone with his ‘informal politics

RAHUL SURPRISES EVERYONE WITH HIS ‘INFORMAL POLITICS’
“YES I AM
COMING”
Aditi Nagar
New Delhi: With the as-
sembly polls scheduled
later next year in Guja-
rat, Congress leaders
from the state, on Fri-
day, met party leader
Rahul Gandhi in Delhi
and held “strategic dis-
cussions” regarding the
elections. The party’s
general secretary KC
Venugopal and Gujarat
in-charge Raghu Shar-
ma were also present
during the meeting.
“Today in New Delhi,
senior leaders of the
Gujarat Congress, met
with Rahul Gandhi and
had strategic discus-
sions with him in view
of the upcoming assem-
bly elections,” Raghu
Sharma said in a tweet
in Hindi. Furthermore,
Gandhi also met with
the state unit’s senior
leaders and sought their
opinions on the appoint-
ment of a state Con-
gress chief and leader
of the Congress Legisla-
ture Party (CLP). He
also discussed with the
leaders on strengthen-
ing the party’s organisa-
tion in Gujarat and
sought their opinions
regarding the same.
Turn to P8
SAYS RAHUL TO DR. RAGHU
SHARMA’S LUNCHEON INVITE!
...and suddenly Rahul reaches
Rajasthan House to share
lunch with Gujarat leaders
Gujarat Congress leaders meet Rahul
Gandhi in Delhi; discuss 2022 assembly
elections, organisational setup
New Delhi: Hailing the
crossingof the100-crore
vaccine doses mile-
stone, Prime Minister
Narendra Modi on Fri-
day said India’s vacci-
nation programme was
science-born, science-
driven and science-
based.
He asserted that
there was no “VIP cul-
ture” in the drive. In an
address to the nation,
the prime minister
urged people to keep fol-
lowing Covid protocol
during the festival sea-
son and not drop their
guard.
“It is a matter of
pride for us that India’s
vaccination pro-
gramme has been sci-
ence-born, science-
driven and science-
based,” Modi said.
From the develop-
ment of vaccines to in-
oculation, science and
science-based approach
has been involved in all
processes, he asserted.
‘100 CR DOSES
ANSWER TO
EVERY QUESTION
RAISED ON
INDIA’S ABILITY’
PM CHANGES
TWITTER
PROFILE PIC
New Delhi: In his ad-
dress to the nation, PM
Modi also launched a
veiled attack on the Op-
position and his critics.
PM Modi said, “Today,
people are comparing
India’s achievements to
other nations. Many are
also appreciating the
country for achieving the
landmark.” But, when the
pandemic had first hit the
country, several ques-
tions were raised regard-
ing India’s capabilities
in fighting the crisis, he
said on Friday.
New Delhi: Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi has changed the
profile picture of his
Twitter account to mark
the major milestone
of India achieving 100
crore vaccine doses.
PM Narendra Modi will
also be addressing the
nation on Friday, a day
after India achieved the
feat of administering 100
crore vaccine doses over
a period of nine months
since the drive began in
January. Ahead of his ad-
dress, PM Modi changed
his Twitter profile picture
to congratulate the coun-
try for the achievement.
Harish Chaudhary new Cong
Punjab affairs in-charge
New Delhi: Rajasthan
Revenue Minister and
AICC secretary Harish
Chaudhary was on Fri-
day appointed Punjab
Congress affairs in-
charge.
Chaudhary has replaced
AICC general secretary
and former chief minis-
ter of Uttarakhand Har-
ish Rawat.
Rawat’s tenure in
Punjab remained event-
ful and saw a rebellion
against ex- CM Ama-
rinder Singh.
Chaudhary has al-
ready worked in Punjab
in the past as deputy to
former AICC general
secretary in-charge
Asha Kumari and Sha-
keel Ahmed also.
Ananya denies
helping Aryan
Khan get drugs
New Delhi: Actor Anan-
ya Panday, questioned
on two days by the Nar-
cotics Control Bureau
(NCB) in the drugs-on-
cruise case, has denied
using drugs or helping
Aryan Khan source
them. Ananya Panday
was reportedly ques-
tioned by NCB officer
Sameer Wankhede. The
sources said her an-
swers on Friday were
not satisfactory, so she
would be questioned
again on Monday
.
Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot congratulated
Revenue Minister Harish
Chaudhary on his ap-
pointment as the Punjab
Congress’ in-charge and
said, “Congratulations
to Harish Chaudhary for
the new responsibility
on becoming Punjab
Congress in-charge.”
Rajasthan in-charge
Ajay Maken and PCC
Chief Dotasra also con-
gratulated Chaudhary
Shahonthree-dayKashmir
visit amid spike in violence
New Delhi: Union
home minister Amit
Shah will arrive in Sri-
nagar on Saturday for a
three-day visit to Jam-
mu and Kashmir (J&K)
and chair security re-
view meetings, address
panchayat members as
well as political workers
amid a wave of targeted
attacks that have left 11
civilians dead in the re-
gion this month.
This will be Shah’s
first visit to J&K since
the nullification of the
Constitution’s Article
370 in August 2019 to
strip the region of its
semi-autonomous sta-
tus. It comes against the
backdrop of the killings
including of five mi-
grant workers. The vio-
lence has forced many
migrant workers to
leave the Kashmir Val-
ley. Sunil Sharma, a
BJP leader in J&K, said
they have been told
Shah will arrive in Sri-
nagar and then travel to
Jammu.
SCIENCE
BORN
DRIVEN
BASED
No VIP culture in
vaccination
campaign, need to
remain vigilant: Modi
Govt made public
participation 1st
line of defence in fight
against COVID: PM
PM Modi urges
people to follow
COVID protocols during
celebration of festivals
1 2 3
PM ADDRESSES NATION ON COVID JABS
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses the nation, a day after India crossed the 1 billion
COVID-19 vaccination milestone, in New Delhi on Friday. —PHOTO BY PTI
CRUCIAL READ
ALEC BALDWIN’S PROP GUN MISFIRES,
CINEMATOGRAPHER DIES, DIRECTOR HURT
Santa Fe: Authorities are investi-
gating after confirming that a prop
firearm discharged by actor Alec
Baldwin, while producing and star-
ring in a Western movie, killed the
cinematographer and wounded the
director. Santa Fe County Sheriff’s
officials said Halyna Hutchins,
cinematographer on the movie “Rust,” and director Joel
Souza were shot on Thursday on the rustic film set in
the desert on the southern outskirts of Santa Fe.
KOREGAON BHIMA CASE: COMMISSION TO
SUMMON PARAM BIR, RASHMI SHUKLA
Mumbai: The Koregaon Bhima Commission of Inquiry
on Friday issued summons to IPS officers Param Bir
Singh and Rashmi Shukla to appear as witnesses in the
ongoing probe regarding the circumstances related to
the violence on January 1, 2018. The order was passed
by Justice (retd) J N Patel, who heads the two-member
commission. Shukla was the Pune Police Commissioner
when the Koregaon Bhima violence had taken place.
Hardik, Mevani meet
Rahul over new
Gujarat Cong chief
New Delhi: Gujarat Congress
working president Hardik Patel
and independent MLA Jignesh
Mevani met Congress leader
Rahul Gandhi in New Delhi Fri-
day morning over the selection
of the new chief of the party’s
state unit. As per sources, Patel
and Mevani were given priority
in the meeting with Gandhi as
they had to catch a flight to
Patna. “We had a meeting with
Rahul ji after which we are
now going to Patna to rally for
Kanhaiya Kumar and our party
for the upcoming bypolls. Soon,
we will be sharing details of the
outcome of the meeting,” Patel
said. Sources within the party
said Gandhi is having a one-
on-one meeting with the senior
leaders to discuss the factions
within Gujarat Congress and
roadmap ahead.
MAN SENTENCED TO DEATH
FOR RAPING, KILLING MINOR
Nagaur: A POCSO Court
in Nagaur on Friday
sentenced, within 30 days
of the incident, a sworn
maternal uncle for raping
and killing a 7-year-old
girl. Judge Rekha Rathore
of the POCSO Special
Court while awarding the
death sentence to the
convict Dinesh Jat, 25,
said that it is a cruel crime
and shows the tendency
of the demon. If he is
kept alive, then he will
be more likely to commit
crimes in future and the
morale of other criminals
will increase. Earlier on
Thursday, the Nagaur
POCSO Special Court had
convicted Dinesh. Special
Public Prosecutor Advo-
cate Sumer Singh Beda
said that there is a provi-
sion of capital punish-
ment in heinous crimes.
The Court also treated this
case as a similar case. CM
Ashok Gehlot and DGP
ML Lather hauled the po-
lice for quick action in the
case that led to speedy
justice.
Convict Dinesh Jat
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Mumbai: Equity benchmark Sensex declined 102 points on Friday, tracking
losses in ITC, Maruti and Infosys amid mixed cues from global markets.
The 30-share BSE index fell 101.88 points or 0.17 per cent to 60,821.62.
Similarly, the broader NSE Nifty shed 63.20 points or 0.35 per cent to close
at 18,114.90. ITC was the top loser in the Sensex pack slipping over 3%.
Jaipur: Petrol price soared to Rs 114.11 per litre in Jaipur after
a hike of 37 paise on Friday. Diesel also increased by 38 paise
and soared to Rs 105.34 per litre. The traders in the petroleum
sector said the prices are likely to increase for the next some
days due to hike in crude oil prices.
SENSEX FALLS 102
POINTS, NIFTY TESTS
18,100; ITC, MARUTI
& INFOSYS LOSE
NO STOPPING
AT ALL: PETROL,
DIESEL PRICES
GO UPWARDS
CORONA CATASTROPHE
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INDIA
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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi being greeted by Gujarat in-charge
Dr Raghu Sharma upon his arrival at Rajasthan House in New Delhi.
First India Bureau
Nagaur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot on Friday
reached a Prashasan
Gaon Ke Sang (PGKS)
camp being organized in
Nimbola Biswa Gram
Panchayat of Riyanbar-
di subdivision area of
Nagaur district. During
this, PCC Chief Govind
Singh Dotasra, Assem-
bly Speaker Dr. C.P.
Joshi, state in-charge
Ajay Maken and district
in-charge Harish Chaud-
hary were also present.
Taking stock of the
work ongoing in the
camp, Gehlot said that
he came first to the De-
gana camp in the entire
state. “I liked it. The aim
of the government is
that the problem of vil-
lages should be solved in
the villages only. This
was Mahatma Gandhi’s
vision of Swaraj. With
this thought in mind,
this campaign was start-
ed. All the work is done
by creating an atmos-
phere in the camp. In
thiswayharmonyisalso
created. We are trustees
of the rights of the peo-
ple, and are not doing
the public any favors. Of-
ficers do a good job and
those who don’t, should
be punished,” he said.
The chief minister
said that there is no
dearth of development
in Congress rule. “Un-
der Chiranjeevi Yojana,
the people of the entire
state have been insured
up to 5 lakhs rupees in
Cashless Insurance.
Moreover, there are no
tantrums from any in-
surance company either.
Free treatment will be
available through
Janadhar card wherein
expenses up to 5 days be-
fore and 15 days post
hospitalisation are in-
cluded. It is important
for the public to be
aware of these things.
The right to work was
given in NREGA by
passing a law in the UPA
regime. Right to educa-
tion was also given. We
provided the right to eat
wheat at Rs.2 a kg and
rice at Rs.3 a kg. We
made medicines and
treatment free for all.
These are all revolution-
ary decisions. Turn to P8
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, Dr. CP Joshi, Ajay Maken and Govind
Singh Dotasra during the Prashasan Gaon Ke Sang campaign at
Nimbola Biswa village in Nagaur district on Friday.
❍ AFTER LAMBASTING SENIOR OFFICIALS FOR SLACKNESS IN PRASHASAN SHEHRON/GAON KE SANG CAMPAIGN
The aim of the government is that
problem of villages should be
solved in the villages only which
was Gandhi’s vision of Swaraj: CM
‘Concerned’ Gehlot personally inspects camp in Nagaur!

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संशोभधत भशभवर सचना
माि निदेिि एिं निनि ट सनचि महोदय िाय िासि नि ा जयपर िे देि मांि प एस ड एलब
नदिांि ि पालिा में िाड िाईज ि प योजि निये जािे हैं नजििा िाड िाईज िाय म नि ािसार ह। उ त
निनिर समय प्रात बजे से सायंिाल बजे ति रहे ा।
सं भशभवर भिनांक वा नं भशभवर स्ि
से ति बेडिर िि िर ल रोड
से ति िई मणड धमिाला
से ति पंचायत सनमनत
से ति य नि ा मंनदर
से ति रा य पाि
से ति धाि धमिाला
7 से ति मोहि ि र बानलिा नि ालय
से ति महािर धमिाला
से ति माधयनमि नि ालय िं ि िि ि देि
से ति प्रहलाद िणड नि ालय
यु त
नगर प रषि भह न

-2021
राजस्ान सरकार द्ारा जारी प्रशासन शहरों के संग अभियान-2021 के अंतग्गत
नगरपाभिका िुसावर के नगरीय क्षेत्र में पट्टे जारी करवानषे का सुनहरा अवसर

पि िे न याि में िमोनदत िास य योजिा में प े जार निए जाएं े।
धारा ि िे त त िमोनदत िास य योजिा में प े जार निए जाएं े।
िन नम पर र िमोनदत िास य योजिा िो िमोनदत िर प े जार निए जाएं े।
नसिाय चि नम पर एिं टेट ा ट ए ट िे तहत िानधित परािे ि ज िा नियमि।
धारा ि िे तहत र िन नम िे ि रपानलिा िे लािा जार प े िे ाि पर प िानम ि
िे िि ि प े जार निए जाएं े।
खणड िे उपनि ाजि एिं पि ि ि प्रन या में सरल िर ।
िि निमा ि िनत ि प्रन या में सरल िर ।
िामा तिर एिं ज म म य पंज िर ि प्रन या में सरल िर ।
एि य एल एम योजिा एिं प एमएिाई योजिा से संबंनधत िाय।
खांचा नम िंटि एिं ि लाम निए ए खणड िे ब े हए ेत्र ल िा नियमि।
पंज ित प े िंटि पत्र नि य निलेख िा पििध।
य िाय जो रा य सरिार ारा देनित निए जाएं।
नोट : यह भवज्ापन अभियान के प्रचार-प्रसार हषेतु राजय सरकार द्ारा जारी भिशा-भनिदेशों के अधीन जारी भकया गया है।
(सुनीता प्रकाश जाटव) अभधशाषी अभधकारी
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ि रपानलिा मणडल सािर
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PANCHAYAT POLLS
Second phase in
Alwar, Dholpur
to be held today
Tika Ram Jully others addressing public meeting in support of Zila
Parishad and Panchayat Samiti candidates in Alwar.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The second
phase of polling for pan-
chayat samiti and zilla
parishad members will
be held on October 23 in
Alwar and Dholpur dis-
tricts of the state.
State Election Com-
missioner PS Mehra said
that the election com-
mission and the district
administration have
made all preparations to
ensure free, fair and
peaceful voting. He has
appealed to the voters to
adhere to Covid 19 proto-
cols and vote fearlessly
.
Mehra said that in the
second phase a total of
9,73,004 voters will exer-
cise their franchise out
of which 5,22,743 are
men, 4,50,257 women and
four others. are voters.
“A total of 1,312 polling
stations have been set up.
Polling will be held for
172 wards of eight pan-
chayat samitis and their
respective zilla parishad
constituencies. A total of
661 candidates are in the
fray,” he said.
Mehra said that for the
thirdphase,pollingwillbe
conducted on October 26
and counting of votes will
be done on October 29.
Mehra said that senior
citizens and divyang
would be given priority
during voting. He said
that voters must bring
their Electoral IDs.
1,312 POLL STATIONS
HAVE BEEN SET UP
Mehra said that in the
second phase a total of
9,73,004 voters will exer-
cise their franchise out of
which 5,22,743 are men,
4,50,257 women and
four others. are voters. A
total of 1,312 polling sta-
tions have been set up.
A total of 661 candidates
are in the fray.
PROJECTION OF KANHAIYALAL SEEN
AS A SHIELD BEFORE 2023 ELECTION
Arjun Munda said that Cong only gave assurance for 70 yrs; the groundwork is done by Modi govt
Satish Poonia, Rajendra Rathore, Arjun Munda others addressed a public meeting in Lasadiya.
Arjun Ram Meghwal at a programme organised by BJP Scheduled Caste Morcha in Vallabhnagar.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Union Tribal
Minister Arjun Munda
and BJP State Presi-
dent Dr Satish Poonia
addressed an election
rally in
Lasadiya
on Friday
in sup-
port of
BJP can-
d i d a t e
Khet Sin-
gh Meena for the by-
polls to be held in
Pratapgarh’s Dhari-
yawad seat.
Poonia surprised eve-
ryone by projecting
Kanhaiyalal Meena for
the 2023 assembly elec-
tions. Experts believe
that after the cancella-
tion of Kanhaiyalal
Meena’s ticket from
Dhariyawad, there has
been displeasure seen
amongthesupportersin
the assembly including
Lasadiya, which may af-
fect BJP
. In such a situa-
tion, the projection of
Meenaisseenasashield
before the election.
Poonia urged people
to vote for Khet Singh
Meena. Arjun Munda
said that Congress only
gave assurance for 70
years, however, the
groundwork is done
only by the Modi gov-
ernment at the centre.
Congress neglected
Ambedkar, BJP
praised him: Meghwal
First India Bureau
Udaipur: Union minis-
terArjunRamMeghwal
has said that the Modi
govt has protected the
rights of the deprived
sections of the society
through many welfare
schemes meant for them
in the last few years.
Speaking at a confer-
ence organised by the
Scheduled Caste front
of BJP in Vallabhnagar
on Friday, Meghwal ac-
cused Congress of ne-
glecting Dr Bhimrao
Ram Ambedkar where-
as BJP always held Ba-
basaheb in high esteem.
He said PM Modi re-
lived the thoughts of Dr
Ambedkar through the
Panch Teerth plan and
fulfilled his dream of
‘One Nation One Con-
stitution’ by abrogating
Articles 370 and 35A,
which came in the way
of implementing reser-
vation in JK.
PM Modi
relived thoughts
of Dr Ambedkar
through the Panch
Teerth plan and fulfilled
his dream of ‘One Nation
One Constitution’ by
abrogating Articles 370
and 35A.
—Arjun Ram Meghwal,
Union Minister
BYPOLLS
2021
ILLICIT LIQUOR
CASH WORTH
`79L SEIZED
Following instruc-
tions of the election
commission, the
departments con-
cerned have seized
illicit liquor, cash,
narcotics and other
materials worth more
than Rs 79 lakh ahead
of the assembly by-
elections to be held
in Vallabhnagar and
Dhariyawad constitu-
encies. Chief Electoral
Officer Praveen Gupta
said that in a joint
operation, the FST,
SST and police
seized illegal money
worth Rs 29,62,001,
illicit liquor worth Rs
34,58,614, narcotics
worth Rs 2,40,950
and other material
worth more than Rs
3,800. He said that
strict action will be
taken against anyone
found involved in
suspicious activities.
BJP EXPELS THREE UDAIPUR
LEADERS FOR ANTI-PARTY ACTIVITIES
BJP on Friday expelled its three Udaipur leaders for six
years for alleged anti-party activities. BJP’s state general
secretary Bhajan Lal Sharma issued orders on the directions
of state party president Satish Poonia, according to a state-
ment. Udailal Dangi was expelled for contesting the bypolls
as an independent candidate against the party”s official can-
didate, Himmat Singh. Dangi turned rebel after the denial of
ticket to him. Deependra Kunwar and Kalu Lal were expelled
for campaigning against the party’s official candidate. —PTI
Minor molested
outside shop,
two booked
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A case of mo-
lesting a 10-year-old girl
who went to a shop in
Jaipur to collect goods
has come to light. Two
youths sitting outside
the shop did indecent
acts with the girl. They
ran away when the girl
screamed. After this,
both the youths came to
the house and quarreled
and also threatened to
kill them if they told
anyone. Shastri Nagar
Police has registered a
case under POCSO Act.
The girl’s father said
that she had gone to the
neighborhood shop on
Thursday to get the
goods. The girl came
back home crying after
a long time. On enquiry
,
she said that two youths
were sitting outside the
shop. Both of them
called her inside. Then
theymolestedher.When
she started screaming,
both of them left her
and ran away
.
Vaccination of
100 cr people
historic: Kataria
First India Bureau
Udaipur: Leader of the
Opposition Gulab
Chand Kataria said that
100 crore people being
vaccinated in the coun-
try is nothing short of a
historic achievement.
He alleged that when
the Centre was sending
enough ampules of the
vaccine to all the states,
CM and Health minister
were politicking over it.
He pointed out that
despite the fact that the
state was supplied with
1,05,00,000 core am-
pules, the CM was busy
in creating a negative
atmosphere. Talking
about the bypolls, he
said the Gehlot govern-
ment is only making
hollow promises but
nothing is happening at
the ground level.
Tall promises were
made during the polls to
three constituencies
prior to Vallabhnagar
seat, but none was kept,
he added.
Candle march over
killing of Class 7 boy
First India Bureau
Jaipur. TheVipraFoun-
dation has expressed
concern over lynching
incident of Ganesh, a
Class VII boy
, at Kolasar
inChuru andslittinghis
legs and throat on Octo-
ber19inKhatehpuravil-
lage of Jamwaramgarh
tehsil. Registering a pro-
test, took out a candle
march and warned that
targeting the society on
the basis of caste will
not be tolerated at all.
After the candle
march taken out by the
Vipra Foundation from
the High Court to Amar
Jawan Jyoti, a tribute
meeting was organised.
In the candle march,
State President of Vi-
pra Foundation Zone-1
Rajesh Colonel, Youth
State President Pawan
Sharma Natraj, Advo-
cate Rajkumar Sharma
from the family of the
deceased Geetadevi,
Manoj Pandey of Sadb-
havna Samiti, State
Vice President of WIFA
Ajit Gaur, General Sec-
retary Satish Sharma,
Ajay Pareek, Treasurer
Narendra Harsh oth-
er were present.
Rajesh Karnal members of Vipra Foundation at candle march.
MOTHER-IN-LAW OF RPS’ DAUGHTER
APPROACHES CM FOR JUSTICE
Jaipur: Sunita Chaturvedi, wife of Akhilesh Chaturvedi of
Bhankrota, has approached CM against Dinesh Kumar
Sharma RPS Commandant 13th Battalion RAC Jail Security
for vacating the illegal possession of 1st floor of their house
situated at Royal Jat Colony Bhankrota. It is alleged that
Neha, daughter of Dinesh Sharma who is not residing with
her husband Dr Akshat and with the help of family of Dinesh
Sharma RPS illegally in possession of the 1st floor of the
house of Akhilesh Chaturvedi. It is alleged that Sharma is
close to Dr CP Joshi and Chief Whip Mahesh Joshi and has
strong political links and he will not vacate the house of
Chaturvedi’s.The copy of the letter was also sent to the IPS
Mohanlal Lather so that justice may be given to the family of
Dr Akshat Chaturvedi. In the letter, Chaturvedi called CM as
icon of justice and transparency and requested for vacation
of illegal possession from Dinesh Sharma and family.
CLASH BETWEEN NSUI, ABVP OVER SP
BAGHEL’S STATEMENT; FIVE ARRESTED
Jaipur: The controversy does not seem to stop over
the controversial statement given by Union Minister
SP Baghel regarding Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot. On
Friday, NSUI workers started a protest outside the BJP
headquarters in Jaipur city against Minister SP Baghel.
During this, as soon as NSUI workers started burning
Baghel’s effigy, BJP workers started protesting against
it. Within no time a scuffle broke out between the
workers of both the parties. Due to which some work-
ers have also got hurt. But suddenly the NSUI decided
to protest outside the Jaipur city BJP headquarters
located in Tilak Nagar. Suddenly dozens of students
reached outside the BJP headquarters and started
raising slogans. The police have arrested NSUI state
spokesperson Ramesh Bhati, Amardeep Parihar, Govind
Mandila, Meghraj Gurjar and Gunjan Sharma.
BLACK BUCK
HUNTING CASE
HEARING DEFERRED
Jodhpur: Rajasthan High
Court postponed the hear-
ing in the infamous black
buck hunting case involv-
ing Salman Khan, which is
sub-judice in a District and
Sessions court, for 6 more
weeks after govt pleader
sought time for submitting
his reply.The state govern-
ment has appealed in the
HC against the acquittals.
Khan was also acquitted
under Arms Act.
Money game
played in BJP over
tickets: Rathore
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The ongoing
‘war’forthetwoassem-
bly constituencies-
Dhariyawad and
Vallabhnagar- which
will witness bypolls on
October 30, has seen
scathing attacks be-
tween BJP and Con-
gress. However, in
Dhariyawad an old
video of BJP candidate
Khet Singh Meena has
gone viral wherein
Meena is being seen
making serious allega-
tions against BJP lead-
ers indulging in mon-
etary transactions and
stopping development
of the area. He has laid
theseallegationsonthe
issueof hispartyticket
being cut in the last as-
semblyelections.Inthe
video, he can be heard
sayingthataftertaking
money
, still his ticket
was cut.
Meena’s video is be-
ingtoldtobeof Septem-
ber22andalthoughthis
timeKhetSinghMeena
has been given the tick-
et for the bypolls but
last time Khet Singh
Meena was angry over
notreceivingtheticket.
However, Congress
leader Dharmendra
Rathore has opened a
front against the
BJP saying, “This
video clears how the
money game is played
in the BJP over tick-
ets.” Rathore demand-
ed that the BJP state
president should issue
a statement on the
whole episode.
Dharmendra Rathore

RAJASTHAN
03
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Jaipur De-
velopment Authority
(JDA) and the Public
Works Committee
(PWC) in a meeting on
Friday approved Rs
267.42 crore for the
beautification and var-
ious development
works in the city
.
JDA Commissioner
Gaurav Goyal said that
administrative and fi-
nancial approval of Rs
19,82,000,00 was given
for development works
and another Rs
22,82,000,00 for electri-
fication work in
Macheda area in Zone
6. Administrative and
financial approval of
Rs 7,98,000,00 has been
given for civil works,
internal roads, parks
and boundary walls of
reserved land, drain-
age and road strength-
ening under the JDA’s
Sarna Chaud Yojana.
Another Rs 5,9,000,00
has been given for 33
KV GSS and charging
feeders under the JDA’s
Swarn Vihar scheme.
Rs 6,20,000,00 has been
approved for electrifi-
cation of Sodala elevat-
ed road by installing
coloured linear LED
architectural lights. El-
evated roads and flyo-
vers in Jaipur will be
illuminated with line-
ar LED energy efficient
architectural lights on
the lines of Mumbai
and Amritsar.
JDA approves `267.42 crore
CITY BEAUTIFICATION
Patwari Exam: Agencies on toes to
check copying, avoid paper leak
Exam amid tight security on Oct 23- 24.About 3,64,000 candidates will try luck
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur: The Patwari
exam will be held in
four shifts on Oct 23-24
in which thousands of
candidates will come
from different districts
here. The district ad-
ministration is busy in
making arrangements
till the departure of the
candidates. There will
be huge crowd coming.
About 3 lakh 64 thou-
sand candidates will
try their luck at 465
examination centres in
two days here.
The officers have
been deployed from the
temporary bus stand to
exam centres. District
Collector Antar Singh
Nehra told that there
will be a ban on mobiles
at exam centres.
The district administration making arrangements for candidates coming to Jaipur for the Patwari exam. —PHOTO BY SUMAN SARKAR.
MASTER PLAN
Jaipur: Just like
REET exam, in pat-
wari exam too, the
government is taking
full precautions re-
garding the issues re-
lated to security and
paper leak cases.
CS Niranjan Arya
has instructed all the
collectors and SPs to
personally take charge
of conducting the
exam.
After the instruc-
tions of the CM Ge-
hlot, in a meeting held
on Oct 18, CS Arya has
given instructions to
work with the best
management in this
exam like REET so
that this exam also be-
comes an example of
ideal exam conduct.
The District Collec-
tor should ensure all
necessary measures
been taken before and
during the exam to
prevent any incident
of paper leak. Instruc-
tions have been given
to arrest anti-social
elements in advance.
Jaipur: Police and ad-
ministration are fully
prepared for the Pat-
wari recruitment ex-
amination to be held in
two shifts in Jaipur.
ATS will take over
command. The special
cell of Jaipur Police
Commissionerate has
become active to pre-
vent cheating. Armed
ATS personnel will be
deployed at all sensi-
tive districts. Police-
men of special teams
of DST, CST and police
stations of Jaipur com-
missionerate in plain
uniform will be sta-
tioned. There will be a
complete ban on mo-
bile in the centers.
Arya monitors closely
COMPLETE BAN ON MOBILE
IN ALL EXAM CENTRES
ALL PREPPED UP
Traffic prep for festivals ahead
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Efforts are be-
ing made by the traffic
police in Jaipur to ease
the traffic during the
festivals. Additional
Commissioner of Po-
lice Haider Ali Zaidi
visited the markets on
Friday and identified
some points for change
to ease the traffic.
Zaidi along with oth-
er officers including
DCP Traffic Shweta
Dhankhar and other of-
ficials visited Tonk
Road from SMS Hospi-
tal to Gopalpura Pulia.
During this, various
decisions were taken
including reversing the
bus stand at Narayan
Singh Circle, closing
the divider cut in front
of Tonk culvert. “Vari-
ous efforts are being
made to prevent traffic
jams in the city. For
this, action is being tak-
en by running cam-
paigns in different
ways,” said Zaidi.
Haider Ali Zaidi Shweta Dhankhar taking stock of preparations.
Five Driving
Licence services
go online
Low floor roadways to run today
Jaipur-bound flight hit by bird, nose cone damaged
First India Bureau
Jaipur: People of
the state no longer
have to go to the
transport office to
get 5 services related
to availing a driving
license (DL) and they
can now do it at any
time of the day while
enjoying cozy com-
forts at home.
Services like ap-
plying for renewal of
DL, international
driving permit, issu-
ance of duplicate DL,
address change and
surrender of DL
have been made
online. People now
don’t have to stand in
long queues, wasting
much time and ener-
gy to get jobs done.
Transport and
Road Safety minister
Pratap Singh
Khachariyawas said
that all the driving
license related ser-
vices are being made
online in phases.
Some more services
will go online in com-
ing days, he added.
Transport Commis-
sioner Mahendra
Singh Sony said that
to apply online for
these services, appli-
cants will have to go
to https://parivahan.
gov.in/parivahan/
website and select
the state. Then they
should go to the ‘Con-
tactless Services’
page and follow the
instructions.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The proposed
strikeof roadwaysbuses
on October 27 has been
cancelledbytheEmploy-
ee Unions of Rajasthan
Roadways.
The welcoming deci-
sionof theunionwillnot
only bring respite to the
public, but also to the
RAS candidates, who
will be appearing for the
RAS Pre exam on Octo-
ber 27. Apart from this,
JCTSL employees run-
ninglowfloorbuseshere
have also announced to
end the strike on Friday
.
The operation of low
floor buses will resume
in the city from today
onwards.
Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: An incident of a
bird hit with a plane was
reported on Friday
morning at Jaipur Inter-
national Airport.
This incident of bird
hittookplaceonGoFirst
airlineflightG8-390.This
flight reached Jaipur
fromMumbaiat10.20am
on Friday
. After landing
of the flight, when pas-
senwere boarding Mum-
bai-bound flight, a bird
hit was revealed during
the technical investiga-
tion. Sources associated
with the Jaipur airport
claimedthattheincident
did not happen while the
plane was landing here,
butwhiletakingoff from
Mumbai airport. This
flight of Go First airline
departed from Mumbai
at 8.30 am reached
here at 10.20 am. The
flight landed safely here
and all the 183 passen-
gers got off the plane
safely
.
—FILE PHOTO
Employee Unions of Rajasthan Roadways cheering.
GST staff
raises voice on
critical issues
First India Bureau
Jaipur: State GST
department officers
under the banner of
‘Rajasthan Vanijyik
kar sewa Maha-
sangh’ raised their
voice against irele-
vant, irrational, re-
organisation of the
department. More
than 1500 officers
throughout Ra-
jasthan tied “ black
strips” on thier
arms, and hanged
banners against the
reorganisation or-
der that has over-
centralised audit,
registration and
enforcement wings
of the dept. More
than 50 MLA’s, and
trade associations,
tax bar associations
have supported.
—PHOTO
BY
SUMAN
SARKAR
INSPECTION
RCA President Vaibhav Gehlot on Friday inspected and
discussed the successful conduct of the upcoming
India-New Zealand International T20 match in Jaipur.
He was accompained by RCA Secretary Mahendra
Sharma and Joint Secretary Mahendra Nahar.
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JUST ONE CLICK
Student hospitalised after
corporal punishment
First India Bureau
Churu: Another case
of teachers giving bru-
tal corporal punish-
ment to students has
come to light. After a
private English tutor
thrashed a student, the
boy had to be admitted
to a hospital for treat-
ment. The victim has
received spinal inju-
ries.
According to reports,
the 9th grader Paras Ba-
jad had got less marks
than expected. He ex-
plained that he was af-
fected with dengue.
—FILE PHOTO
Damaged Nose Cone of Plane

PERSPECTIVE
04
Vol 3 Issue No. 138
RNI NO. RAJENG/2019/77764.
Printed and published by
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Editor-In-Chief: Jagdeesh Chandra.
Editor: Anita Hada Sangwan
responsible for selection of news
under the PRB Act
Dharmendra Pradhan
@dpradhanbjp
With officials of @MSDESkillIndia,
reviewed the activities of Jan Shikshan
Sansthans which aim to uplift the
rural population economically by
imparting essential skills training,
thereby enabling local trades to grow
and creating new opportunities.
Ravi Shankar Prasad
@rsprasad
Under the leadership of PM @
narendramodi, India fought against
Corona bravely and broke its records.
India, where polio vaccination took
20 years and TB vaccination took 32
years, Modi Govt. vaccinated 100 crore
citizens in just 9 months. Incredible!
SPIRITUAL SPEAK
As rain falls equally on the
just and the unjust, do not
burden your heart with
judgement but rain your
kindness equally on all.
—Buddha
IN-DEPTH
TOP TWEETS
USING FESTIVALS
TO DEEPEN THE
COMMUNAL DIVIDE
BETWEEN PEOPLE
armonious coexist-
ence between Hindus
and Muslims is being
made difficult by the
day
. Whether love ji-
had or an advertisement, it is
looked at with the narrowness of
amindtheonlyobjectiveof which
is to deepen the divide. In a recent
boutof Hinduism,therightwing-
ers kicked up a row over a Fa-
bindia advertisement with the
tagline “Jashn-e-Riwaaz”. The
objection was to the use of the
Urdu term which simply means
“celebration of rituals”. Tejasvi
Surya, the BJP MP from Karna-
taka tweeted, “Diwali is not
Jashn-e-Riwaaz. This deliberate
attempt of abrahamisation of
Hindu festivals, depicting Hindu
modelswithouttraditionalHindu
attires, must be called out.” Does
Surya mean that all Hindu wom-
en wear a sari on a festival?
The BJP MP from Karnataka,
Ananthkumar Hegde, finds a
tyre ad featuring actor Aamir
Khan against bursting of crack-
ers on the streets as anti-Hindu,
although even devout Hindus
point out that there were no fire-
crackers to greet Lord Ram on
his return to Ayodhya.
H
century of vac-
cines will make
October21adateto
remember! India
has achieved the
landmark figure of adminis-
tering 100 crore doses to its
people when most countries
doubted its capability to meet
the ambitious target in such a
short time. This is nothing
short of a miracle given the
complex challenges involved:
Vaccines were in short supply
,
arduous terrain was an obsta-
cle in reaching out to the last
man, logistical requirement
was mammoth, removing the
mental block was, and contin-
ues to be, just that, a block that
preventedhesitantpeoplefrom
taking the jab. Kudos to vac-
cine manufacturers, doctors,
nurses and the community
who helped meet the magical
target in nine months through
their concerted efforts. Aware-
nesscampaignsabouthygiene,
Covid-19protocolandvaccines
also played a part.
As only a small number of
these 100 crore have got both
the doses of the vaccine, the
next challenge would lie in
convincing them to get the
second jab. The much talked
about booster dose will fol-
low next. The government
cannot leave the fight against
Covid-19 halfway through as
the fear of Covid-19 has not
gone away yet. Those of us
who think that a single jab is
good enough, should look at
China which, after adminis-
tering 200 crore jabs, is forced
to fight Covid surge again.
The pandemic is back with a
vengeance in Russia too. The
cases are also rising in Singa-
pore and the UK.
As we celebrate the mo-
mentous events, Prime Min-
ister Narendra Modi’s words
need to be recalled. “The
journey from anxiety to as-
surance has happened…
thanks to the world’s largest
vaccination drive”.
A LANDMARK
100 TO REMEMBER
Kudos to vaccine
manufacturers,
doctors, nurses and
the community who
helped meet the
magical target in nine
months through their
concerted efforts.
Awareness campaigns
about hygiene, Covid-19
protocol and vaccines
also played a part
A
IMRAN KHAN TALKS ABOUT
CIVIL SUPREMACY
PAK PM
AGREES TO
THE ARMY
NOMINEE,
ANJUM, TO
LEAD THE SPY
AGENCY, ISI
he Pakistan Prime Minister,
Imran Khan, once a darling
of the Pakistani dictators,
suddenly heard talking about
the supremacy of the civilian
supremacy, but reports indi-
cate that he finally concedes
to the army’s nominee, Lt
General Nadeem Ahmed An-
jum, to be appointed the new
director general of the Inter-
Services Intelligence (ISI).
Khan, who had conspired
with the present incumbent
in the ISI, Faize Hameed, to
get the 2018 general elections
manipulated in his favour,
has reportedly relented
amidst the reports of an im-
minent martial law. His love
for Faize Hameed could be
traced to the 2018 elections,
when he was the chief of
counterintelligence. During
the past three years, Bajwa-
Imran- Faize nexus has been
ruling Pakistan. Imran has
already awarded the army
chief Qamar Jawed Bajwa
with a three-year extension.
The delay in the notifica-
tion by the Prime Minister’s
Office (PMO) in the appoint-
ment of Anjum has become a
public issue. Earlier, a re-
lease of the Director General
Inter-Services Public Rela-
tions (DG ISPR), issued on
October 6, 2021, had men-
tioned the appointments of
the corps commanders,
which included the name of
the new ISI chief. It was done
due to the transfer of Faize
Hameed as the corps com-
mander of Peshawar. It is
also stated that these ap-
pointments were announced
following a detailed meeting
between Khan and Bajwa.
It appears Khan wanted to
reconsider the new postings,
but the GHQ has refused to
revisit the issue. It is being
stated that Faize Hameed’s
posting was a part of the
chain of new deployments. A
new commander had to be
appointed in place of Anjum,
presently commanding the
Corps V at Karachi. Since
Faize Hameed is aspiring to
become the army chief, he
must have at least one year
of experience as the corps
commander, if Bajwa does
not seek further extension.
Since Faize Hameed had suc-
cessfully conspired against
the then prime minister,
Nawaz Sharif, and his party,
Pakistan Muslim League –
Noon (PML-N) in a number
of false corruption cases. In
2019, he was made the ISI
chief. He is confident that
Khan would appoint him the
army chief, if an opportuni-
ty comes next year.
Some of the senior media
commentators, including
Nazam Sethi, have accused
Khan that he wants a ‘suita-
ble person’ as the ISI chief to
ensure his victory in the
2023 elections. The opposi-
tion led by Maryam, vice-
president of the country’s
main opposition party, PML-
N, has already stated that
“we are not going to endorse
Khan’s futile effort to raise
the issue of civilian suprem-
acy in his on-going differ-
ences with the GHQ.
Meanwhile, there are re-
ports that the delay in the no-
tification is due to the ‘spirit-
ualadvice’of hiswife,Bushra
Bibi. These reports also rule
out the possibility of any dif-
ference between and his men-
tor, Bajwa. They, however, do
not explain why the four cabi-
net ministers of the Khan
government were refused any
discussions on this issue and
asked to go back from the
GHQ at Rawalpindi. The rap-
prochement could happen,
according to informed sourc-
es, following hectic parleys
between the confidants of
Khan and the military estab-
lishment. However, there are
heated debates in the Paki-
stani media that Khan is be-
ing advised on vital issues
related to his government by
his wife, Bushra BIbi, who is
also his spiritual guru. Most
of the decisions, especially
regarding appointments, are
being taken on her advice. It
is stated that she knows black
magic and could control
Djinns in support of Khan.
They were married just six
months before Khan’s eleva-
tion as the prime minister.
Meanwhile, General Anjum
has met Khan to assure his
full support during his tenure
in the spy agency
. Maybe, sat-
isfied with his meeting with
Anjum, he may soon go for
the pilgrimage to the Holy
Mecca with Bushra Bibi. The
Bajwa-Imran-Faiz team has
been working quite smoothly
,
but the delay in the notifica-
tion appears to have caused a
trust deficit in this nexus.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
T
Khan, who had conspired
with the present
incumbent in the ISI,
Faize Hameed, to get the
2018 general elections
manipulated in his
favour, has reportedly
relented amidst the
reports of an imminent
martial law. His love for
Faize Hameed could be
traced to the 2018
elections, when he was the
chief of counterintelligence
It appears Khan wanted
to reconsider the new
postings, but the GHQ
has refused to revisit
the issue. It is being
stated that Faize
Hameed’s posting was a
part of the chain of new
deployments. A new
commander had to be
appointed in place of
Anjum, presently
commanding the Corps
V at Karachi
GOPAL MISRA
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of Long and distinguished service with the
Press Information Bureau of the Information
and Broadcasting Ministry

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INDIA
05
M Sharma
New Delhi: Once upon
a time, it was said for
Congress that the party
was never in Opposi-
tion. That is to say that
it either is in power or
waits for it. The same
thing can now be said
about the BJP and its
leaders are either in
power or waiting to
come to power.
In the states where
BJP has lost elections,
its leaders are not act-
ing like Opposition, but
are waiting to gain pow-
er. Recently, former Ma-
harashtra Chief Minis-
ter Devendra Fadnavis
also said that he still
considers himself as a
Chief Minister. Taking
a jibe at this, Sharad Pa-
war said, “I was Chief
Minister thrice but now
I can’t even remember.”
However, the states
where the BJP lost As-
sembly polls and sat in
Opposition like in Mad-
hya Pradesh and Karna-
taka; the party gradu-
ally bounced back to
form the governments.
In Rajasthan too, the
Congress government
would have fallen and if
the revolt of Sachin Pi-
lot had been successful
last year, it was possible
that there would have
been a BJP government
or a government sup-
ported by BJP. The de-
velopments in these
three states had given
hope to the BJP leaders
of Maharashtra and
Jharkhand that in these
two states also, a BJP
government can be
formed by toppling the
elected government.
But even after two
years, they are still dis-
appointed.
It is not that there is
a lack of efforts in both
the states. Efforts have
been made but without
success as the alliance
in both the states is
strong and the BJP is
far from the required
majority
. So its bets are
not succeeding.
Maharashtra BJP
will have to change the
coalition or make a big
dent in any one party to
form the government,
which is not possible
due to Sharad Pawar
and Uddhav Thackeray
.
That is why the leaders
hoping to become the
CM and minister have
been disappointed.
Sensing their disap-
pointment, in the past,
BJP leader and former
minister Pankaja
Munde advised her par-
ty leaders not to be ob-
sessed with fall of Maha
Vikas Aghadi govern-
ment.
In fact, in Jharkhand
too, an almost similar
situation exists. There
too BJP made several
efforts. After the elec-
tion, Babulal Marandi’s
advisors and close
friends, who were
brought to BJP with a
lot of fanfare, raised the
matter of sexual abuse
of a girl from Maha-
rashtra on the Chief
Minister, in which the
matter reached the Su-
preme Court but noth-
ing happened. A BJP
MP complained to the
Lokpal, on which the
file is lying after pre-
liminary investigation
by the CBI and it is not
being decided to do a
regular FIR. So, the
state BJP leaders are
now getting disappoint-
ed and their hopes of
coming to power with-
out assembly elections
have started shattering.
MAHA J’KHAND BJP LEADERS DISAPPOINTED AS THEIR
HOPES TO TOPPLE GOVTS DYING A NATURAL DEATH!
Rakesh Ranjan
New Delhi: The pub-
lic-sector headhunter’s
(PESB) selection of a
Managing Director of
Hospital Services Con-
sultancy Corporation
(India) Limited
(HSCC), a subsidiary
of NBCC India Limit-
ed, may be watched
with great interest by
one and all. Selection
interview, expected to
take place on October
25, will screen over a
dozen short-listed can-
didates in about 180
minutes earmarked for
the purpose.
Taking into account
the transition time of
2-3 minutes between
two successive inter-
views, over 30-40 min-
utes may be spent on
procedural activities,
leaving about 2.30 hrs
for interaction with the
candidates.
Reportedly, the inter-
view will begin at 2 pm
and conclude by 5 pm.
It is said that the cu-
riosity about the selec-
tion interview has
heightened because of
the short time of about
10-15 minutes sched-
uled for interviewing
each of the shortlisted
candidates versus 35-40
minutes given by the
UPSC for conducting
such interviews.
Officials expected to
be called for interview
are Yogesh Sharma
(Senior ED, NBCC In-
dia Limited); Manas
Kaviraj (ED, NBCC);
Mahesh Chand Bansal
(ED, NBCC); K P Ma-
hadevswamy (ED,
NBCC); Pawan Kumar
(ED, NBCC); Reshma
Dudani (ED, NBCC);
Sanjay Singal (Senior
ED, WAPCOS); Sanjay
Goel (Group GM, Engi-
neering Projects India
Limited); Pradip Ku-
mar Srivastava (Chief
Engineer, BSNL; Ra-
jasekar T (Director
HLL Life Care); Vijay
Garg (ED Railways) and
Rakesh Kumar Gupta
(Chief Engineer, Rail-
ways).
It may be underlined
that the post of HSCC
(India) MD has been va-
cant since August this
year. Presently, Suresh
Chandra Garg is hold-
ing the charge of MD.
The selected candi-
date will replace
Gyanesh Pandey who
completed his term on
his retirement in July
this year.
Anita Hada
New Delhi: Along-
with the festive season
which is on across the
country right now,
election season too
has started, which is
going to last for a
whole year. The entire
next year is going to
be dedicated to elec-
tions as there are mu-
nicipal elections in
Delhi and Mumbai
next year and Assem-
bly elections are going
to be held in 7 states
throughout the year.
Then there are also
biennial elections to
the Rajya Sabha and
elections for the Presi-
dent and Vice Presi-
dent are also to be held
in the middle of 2022.
In this, the dates for
the election of Con-
gress President have
also been fixed. How-
ever, the municipal
and state elections are
being seen as a re-
hearsal for the 2024
Lok Sabha elections,
so it can be guessed
how these elections
will be fought.
At present, by-elec-
tions are going on in a
dozen states of the
country for three Lok
Sabha seats and 30 As-
sembly seats, for
which voting is to be
held on October 30. Lo-
cal bodies elections
are going on in Bihar,
which will run till the
end of November.
Meanwhile, if all goes
well, elections to local
bodies will be held in
West Bengal too.
Moreover, the ‘New
Year’ i.e. 2022 will
start with a big bang.
Assembly elections
will be held in five
states, Uttar Pradesh,
Uttarakhand, Punjab,
Manipur and Goa in
February-March. In
March itself, biennial
elections will be held
for more than 50 seats
in the Rajya Sabha.
Around the same
time, municipal elec-
tions will be held in
Delhi and Mumbai,
which are more im-
portant than assem-
bly elections in many
states. Soon after this
notification for the
post of President and
Vice President will be
issued. Elections for
both the top posts will
be held in July. After
that the Assembly
elections of Gujarat
and Himachal
Pradesh will be held at
the end of the year.
Meanwhile, election
of Congress President
is also to be held in
August-September.
New Delhi: Paytm, In-
dia’s digital payments
pioneer backed by Soft-
Bank Group Corp., re-
ceived approval from
the markets regulator
that clears the way for
its planned $2.2 billion
initial public offering.
The Securities and
Exchange Board
cleared the IPO, which
will be India’s biggest
so far, on Friday
, accord-
ing to people familiar
with the matter. Com-
pany could list in Mum-
bai by mid-November,
they added, asking not
to be identified as the
information isn’t pub-
lic. A representative for
Paytm declined to com-
ment. —Agencies
New Delhi: A day after
Sudha Chandran
opened up about an inci-
dent where she was
asked by airport author-
ities to remove her pros-
thesis, the veteran ac-
tress-dancer received an
apology from the Cen-
tral Industrial Security
Force on Twitter. Re-
sponding to a news re-
port containing Sudha
Chandran’s story, the
authority wrote: “We
are extremely sorry for
inconveniencecausedto
Sudha Chandran. As
per protocol, prosthetics
are to be removed for se-
curity checks only in
exceptional circum-
stances. We investigate
why women personnel
concerned requested
Chandran to remove
the prosthetics and as-
sure no inconvenience
to the traveling passen-
gers. Chandran in her
Instagram video re-
quested PM as well as
concerned authorities
to take “expeditious
action”. She said. —ANI
Paytm gets
regulator nod
for IPO
‘Willinvestigate Amarinder
friend’s links with ISI’
SELECTION INTERVIEW FOR HSCC
MD POST HEIGHTENS CURIOSITY
Chandigarh: The Pun-
jab government on Fri-
day ordered a probe
into former Chief Min-
ister Amarinder Sin-
gh’s relations with his
Pakistaniwomanfriend
Aroosa Alam and her
relation with the ISI.
Deputy Chief Minis-
ter Sukhjinder Rand-
hawa said the govern-
ment would probe the
ISI links of Aroosa
Alam.
“Captain Amarinder
Singh is now saying
that there is a threat
from the ISI. We will
look into the woman’s
connection with it. Cap-
tain kept raising drones
issue coming from Paki-
stan for last four-five
years, “ Randhawa told
the media.
“Captain Amarinder
Singh kept raising the
issue of drones coming
over from Pakistan for
the last four-and-a-half
years. So Captain sahab
first raised this issue
and later got the BSF
deployed in Punjab. So
it seems a big plot which
needs to be probed, “ he
said.
Randhawa, who also
hold the Home portfo-
lio, added he asked the
Punjab Police chief to
investigate the allega-
tions.
Amarinder Singh’s with his Pakistani woman friend Aroosa Alam.
2022: THE YEAR
OF ELECTIONS!
HC UNHAPPY WITH
PACE OF CBI PROBE
INTO JUDGE DEATH
WEST BENGAL’S POWER TO
WITHHOLD CONSENT TO CBI IS NOT
ABSOLUTE: CENTRE TO SC
ISRO SPY CASE: KERALA HC
EXTENDS EX-DGP SIBY
MATHEWS’S ANTICIPATORY BAIL
Ranchi: Jharkhand
High Court on Friday
expressed displeasure at
the pace with which the
Central Bureau of Inves-
tigation is investigating
the Dhanbad Judge death
case, and said that the
case is at the same place
where it was earlier. “CBI
has once again disap-
pointed. Investigation
pace is at the same place
where it was earlier”, said
a bench headed by the
Chief Justice Ravi Ranjan
and comprising of Justice
Sujeet Narayan. The court
came down heavily on
the agency and expressed
strong discontent stating
that the agency “did not
inform the High Court
before filing the charge
sheet despite the bench
comprising the chief
justice monitoring the
process”. The court
has also asked the CBI
Director to be present at
the next hearing through
video conferencing. The
next hearing of the case
is scheduled on Oct29.
Khochi: Kerala High Court extended
till Oct 27, the anticipatory bail of
former Director-General of Police Siby
Mathews,
which was
granted by the
Thiruvanan-
thapuram
sessions court
in the conspiracy to frame former ISRO
scientist Nambi Narayanan and others
in the 1994 espionage case. He is the
fourth accused in this case. Single
Bench of Justice K Haripal ruled this on
a petition filed by Siby Mathews against
the Session Court’s order. The Court will
consider the matter on October 27.
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday
deferred to Nov16 the hearing of a West
Bengal govt suit alleging that the CBI is
pressing ahead with an investigation into
the post-poll violence cases in the state
without securing its nod as per the law. A
Bench headed by Justice L Nageswara Rao
and Justice BR Gavai said parties may file
a rejoinder and additional document in the
case. The state government has sought
a stay of investigation in FIR by CBI in
cases of post-poll violence in West Bengal
in pursuance of the Calcutta High Court
order. It said that as the general consent
given to the central agency by the Trina-
mool Congress govt has been withdrawn,
the FIRs lodged cannot be proceeded with.
IN THE COURTYARD
COURT DENIES BAIL TO JNU
STUDENT IN JAMIA RIOTING CASE
SC ISSUES NOTICE TO EX-TWITTER
INDIA ON UP PLEA AGAINST K’TAKA
New Delhi: Saket court
has dismissed JNU stu-
dent Sharjeel Imam’s bail
plea in a case related to
alleged inflammatory and
instigating speeches dur-
ing the protests against
the CAA and NRC. The
court while passing the order on October
22, observed, “A cursory and plain reading
of the speech dated Dec13, 2019, revealed
that same is clearly on divisive lines.
New Delhi: The SC on
Friday sought a response
from the former Twitter
India Managing Director
Manish Maheshwari on
a plea of UP govt against
the Karnataka HC deci-
sion to quash a notice is-
sued to Maheshwari seeking his personal
appearance as part of the probe into a
communally sensitive video uploaded by
a user on the micro-blogging site.
Global unity key to fight against global pandemics: Birla
First India Bureau
New Delhi: Lok Sabha
Speaker, Om Birla ad-
dressed the World COV-
ID and Critical Care
Conference via online
medium on Friday
. The
Conference deliberated
on the topic ‘Covid pan-
demic and the role of
critical care’. Eminent
doctors and scientists
from all over the world
participated in it.
Speaking on the oc-
casion, Birla lauded
Government’s initia-
tive for free vaccina-
tion drive and said that
this is a matter of great
pride and glory that In-
dia has launched the
world’s largest free vac-
cination campaign and
in the process set an
unprecedented world
record by administer-
ing more than 100 crore
vaccine doses.
This is a remarkable
achievement in the
fight against COVID-19
and the people of India
have now received a
protective shield
against Covid, he said.
Referring to the chal-
lenges emanating from
Covid, Birla said that
no matter how rich or
powerful a nation may
be, a global pandemic
like Covid cannot be
fought alone. Global
unity is the key to the
fight against global
pandemics.
The Speaker high-
lighted that the whole
world is one entity and
collective efforts are
needed to tackle the
challenges before the
humanity
. Underlining
India’s fight against
Covid, Birla said dur-
ing first wave of Coro-
na, despite heavy and
daunting odds in a
short time, critical re-
sources were mobilized
through collective ef-
forts. He further said
that India’s doctors,
paramedical staff and
frontline workers acted
as Corona warriors
and fought the pandem-
ic with the available
resources and often by
risking their lives.
Prosthetic limb
issue: Chandran
asks PM’s help
Speaker Om Birla addressing an event organised by Lok Sabha Employees Association for the
officers and staff of LS Secretariat on Friday.
BIRLA ATTENDS
EVENT
Speaker Om Birla attend-
ed a cultural programme
organised by Lok Sabha
Employees Association for
the officers and staff of LS
Secretariat on Friday. Birla
said LS Secretariat family is
catering to the dreams and
aspirations of 130 crore
people of India. On this oc-
casion, Lok Sabha Employ-
ees Association organised
a cultural programme ‘Shri
Ram Bhakti Gatha- a Nritya
Natika’ to celebrate the oc-
casion of Deepawali.
Devendra Fadnavis
Uddhav Thackeray

INDIA
06
Uttara Kannada (Karnataka): Karnataka BJP MP
Ananthkumar Hegde has taken objection to an
advertisement by Ceat Ltd in which Bollywood actor
Aamir Khan is shown advising people not to burst
firecrackers on the streets. Hegde in a letter dated
October 14 asked the company’s MD and CEO Anant
Vardhan Goenka to take cognisance of the advertise-
ment creating “unrest among the Hindus”. Hegde
pointed out that during Namaz when Muslims block
busy roads and perform Namaz then vehicles like
ambulances and firefighter vehicles are also struck
in traffic causing grave losses. —Agencies
AAMIR KHAN’S AD CREATING ‘UNREST
AMONG HINDUS’: BJP MP HEGDE
CENTRE CHANGED VAX POLICY ON APEX
COURT’S INTERVENETION: OWAISI
New Delhi: Taking a dig at Prime Minister Narendra
Modi’s remark on VIP culture in vax campaign, All India
Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen
(AIMIM) chief Asaduddin
Owaisi on Friday alleged that
the Centre left the state and
the people to their fate and
changed their COVID-19 vac-
cine policy only after the Supreme Court’s intervention.
Owaisi in tweet said that PM Modi placed the first vax
order just five days before the campaign began. This
absence of vision costed lakhs of lives. —ANI
MUMBAI APARTMENT FIRE, MAN DIES
AFTER JUMPING FROM 19TH FLOOR
Mumbai: A 30-year-old man succumbed to injuries in a
fire that broke out at a multi-story building in Mumbai’s
Parel area on Friday, BMC
officials said. According to
the Mumbai Fire Department,
the man jumped from the
19th floor of the building. The
deceased has been identified
as Arun Tiwari. Mumbai Mayor Kishori Pednekar and
other officials arrived at the spot. The Level Three fire
broke out at Avighna park apartment, around 12 noon.
WEST BENGAL CM MAMATA BANERJEE
TO VISIT GOA ON OCTOBER 28
Kolkata: West Bengal Chief Minister and TMC su-
premo Mamata Banerjee will be visiting Goa on 28
Oct. This comes ahead of the
Goa assembly poll which is
scheduled for the next year.
According to sources, she will
return to West Bengal on Nov
1. This will be her first visit
to the state. Meanwhile, ahead of the assembly polls
in Goa and intention to fight in the coming assembly
election, Trinamool Congress supremo after returning
from North Bengal will visit Goa on October 28. —ANI
Dehradun: Over two lakh pilgrims have reached
Char Dham so far since the gates of the temples
were opened, Uttarakhand Chardham Devasthan-
am Management Board member Dr Harish Gaur
said on Friday. He also said that the doors of Shri
Gangotri Dham will be shut on November 5 and
that of Shri Kedarnath Dham and Shri Yamunotri
Dham on November 6 while the Shri Badrinath
Dham will be shut on November 20. —ANI
OVER 2L PILGRIMS HAVE VISITED CHAR
DHAM TILL NOW: UT’KHAND DEVSTHAN
CRUCIAL READ
INDIA DEPLOYS PINAKA, SMERCH
ROCKETSYSTEMONCHINABORDER
The quick response and high accuracy of these weapons ensure safety against critical targets
Guwahati: Indian
Army has deployed
Pinaka and Smerch
MultipleRocketLaunch-
er Systems (MRLS) at
forward position near
the China border to
counter any threat aris-
ing across on the Line of
Actual Control (LAC).
Pinaka weapon sys-
tem is an autonomous
rocket artillery system
that can engage area tar-
gets up to 38km at mean
sea level. At these alti-
tudes, the ranges are
enhanced significantly
whichfurtheraugments
the deep strike capabil-
ity of the weapon sys-
tem.
A battery of six
launchersof Pinakacan
fire a salvo of 72 rockets
in 44 seconds whereas
Smerch’sbattery of four
launchers can fire a sal-
vo of 48 rockets in 40
seconds.
Talking about the
weapon systems, de-
ployed battery com-
mander at the location
Lieutenant Colonel Sar-
ath said, “The Pinaka
weapon system is indig-
enous multi rocket
launcher system de-
signed by Defence Re-
search and Develop-
ment Organisation
(DRDO) and it is a state
of art, completely au-
tonomous weapon sys-
tem, which can engage
targets up to 38 kilome-
tres at mean sea level
and at higher altitudes,
the ranges get signifi-
cantly enhanced, which
subsequently enhance
our deep strike capabil-
ity
.” The quick response
and high accuracy of
these weapon systems
ensure the delivery of a
large volume of fire
against critical and
time-sensitive enemy
targets, within a very
short time. —ANI
Prez Kovind reaches
Takht Harmandir Saheb
RaGa terms ‘Made in
India’ as Jumla
Patna: President
Ram Nath Kovind on
Friday reached
Takht Harmandir
Saheb in Patna to pay
obeisance to Guru
Granth Saheb on the
third day of his visit
to the city
.
Earlier on Thurs-
day, President Ram
Nath Kovind joined
the centenary cele-
brations of the Bihar
Legislative Assem-
bly in Patna and said
that he is proud that
the state has been the
‘land of the world’s
first democracy
.
The President
Ram Nath Kovind
also laid the founda-
tion stone for Shatab-
di Smriti Stambh
and planted a sapling
of Mahabodhi Tree
in the premises of
the Bihar Legislative
Assembly on the oc-
casion.
President Ram
Nath Kovind is on a
three-day visit to Bi-
har for the centenary
celebrations of the
state’s Legislative
Assembly
. —ANI
New Delhi: Congress
leader Rahul Gandhi on
Friday accused the Cen-
tre of “doublespeak”
over the reports of an
increase in trade deficit
with China and dubbed
the “made in India’ slo-
ganas‘jumla’(rhetoric).
Citing a media report,
Gandhi tweeted, “The
Usual Doublespeak.
#MadeInIndia#Jumla.”
Rahul Gandhi’s re-
marks came after For-
eign Secretary Harsh
Shringla on Thursday
noted that despite the
growth in the volume of
the trade between the
two neighbours, the
trade deficit has in-
creased and the imbal-
ance has widened. —ANI
Faleiro appointed
as Trinamool’s
national vice
president
Kolkata: West Bengal
ruling Trinamool Con-
gress chairperson
Mamata Banejee on Fri-
day appointed former
Goa CM Luizinho Falei-
ro as the national vice
president, AITC general
secretary Abhishek Ba-
nerjee said in a state-
ment. Seventy-year-old
politician, a four-time
CM of Goa, joined the
AITC late last month
aiming to end the BJP
rule in that state in 2022
assembly poll under the
leadership of Mamata
Banerjee, who is also
looking to end PM Nar-
endra Modi govt in 2024
parliament elections.
“The former Goa CM
Faleiro has worked ar-
dently towards the de-
velopment of people.”
the statement said. —ANI
President Ram Nath Kovind at the Gurudwara Shri Takht
Harmandir Saheb. —PHOTO BY ANI
Luizinho Faleiro
Bengaluru: Union De-
fence Minister Rajnath
Singh on Friday said
that the 1971 Indo-Pak
war is one of the few
wars in history that
was fought to protect
the dignity of humani-
ty and democracy and
not to acquire territory
or grab power.
His remarks came at
the IAF conclave organ-
ised as part of the
Swarnim Vijay Varsh
celebrations in Bengal-
uru on Friday
.
Addressing the event
here today, the Defence
Minister said, “The
1971 war is one of the
few wars in history that
was fought not to ac-
quire territory or grab
power. The main objec-
tive was to protect the
dignity of humanity
and democracy.” The
IAF conclave was or-
ganised to celebrate the
50th anniversary of the
1971 Indo-Pak war,
which led to the libera-
tion of B’desh. —ANI
1971 war was fought to protect dignity, democracy
SINGH SPEAKS ON 71’S WAR
Rajnath Singh during his visit to the Aeronautical Development
Establishment (ADE) facility on Friday. —PHOTO BY ANI
RAJNATH FLIES LCA TEJAS SIMULATOR
Bengaluru: Defence
Minister Rajnath Singh
tweeted Friday morn-
ing to say he had an
“amazing experience
‘flying’” the Tejas LCA
(Light Combat Aircraft)
on a simulator at the
Aeronautical Develop-
ment Establishment in
Bengaluru. He posted
a photo of himself sit-
ting in the simulator’s
cockpit - which was lit
up with the Tejas’ HUD,
or heads-up display,
showing flight altitude
and other data. A trained
pilot was sitting next
to him and holding the
controls. “Had an amaz-
ing experience of flying
in (the) LCA Tejas Simu-
lator at the Aeronautical
Development Establish-
ment (ADE) facility in
Bengaluru,” the Defence
Minister wrote.
Tale of two friends: PM greets HM Shah
on birthday,Shah thanks PM for wishes
New Delhi: PM Naren-
dra Modi on Friday
wished Home Min Amit
Shah on his 57th birth-
day and lauded his con-
tributionstotheBJPand
thegovt.Asheturned57,
topleadersacrossthena-
tion wished him on the
occasion. From Deven-
dra Fadnavis to Sarba-
nanda Sonowal, many
politicians took to Twit-
tertowishAmitShahon
his birthday
.
Taking to Twitter, PM
Modi said, “Birthday
greetings to Shri @Am-
itShah Ji. I have worked
with him for several
years and witnessed his
outstanding contribu-
tions to strengthen the
party and government.
May he keep serving the
nation with the same
zeal. Praying for his
good health and long
life.”
In response, Union
HM Amit Shah ex-
pressed his gratitude to
PM for his greetings.
“Thank you Prime Min-
ister Narendra Modi ji
for your kind wishes. It
is indeed a matter of im-
mense pride to serve the
nation and party under
yourableguidance.Your
vision and hard work
have always inspired us
to work towards the bet-
terment of our nation
and countrymen,”
tweeted Shah. —ANI
Narendra Modi
@narendramodi
Birthday greetings to
Shri @AmitShah Ji. I
have worked with him
for several years and
witnessed his outstand-
ing contributions to
strengthen the party and
got. Praying for his good
health and long life.
Amit Shah
@AmitShah
Thank you PM Narendra
Modi ji for your kind
wishes. It is indeed a
matter of immense pride
to serve the nation and
party under your able
guidance. Your vision
and hard work have
always inspired.
UK Foreign Secy to
announce tech,infra
deals with India
New Delhi: UK Foreign
Secy Liz Truss who is to
hold talks with EA Min-
ister S Jaishankar and
EnvironmentMinYadav
will announce a series
of tie-ups in the technol-
ogy and infrastructure
sector aimed to boost
botheconomiesandhelp
developing countries
grow in a clean and sus-
tainable way, the UK
High Commission said.
Tejashwi challenges Nitish
to travel by road in Bihar
Patna: While attacking
Bihar CM Nitish Ku-
mar on the condition of
roads in the state, RJD
leader Tejashwi Yadav
challenged him to trav-
el on the roads.
Tejashwi was on an
election campaign in
Kusheshwar Asthan
constituency on Thurs-
day. He uploaded a vid-
eo showing the bad con-
dition of the roads in
the constituency and
attacked the NDA, say-
ing people of this area
have been living with
potholes and muddied
roads for the last 16-yrs.
Bihar’s Kusheshwar
Asthan Tarapur con-
stituencies are going to
bypolls on Oct 30. —ANI
Rahul Gandhi
I want to chal-
lenge Nitish Ku-
mar to travel on
this road, if he does so,
his bones will break.
—Tejashwi Yadav,
LoP Bihar
AMID ADAMENT DEMANDS
NAGA PEACE TALKS HAULTED
New Delhi: The Centre
has continued the Naga
peace talks with Isak-
Muivah faction of Na-
tional Socialist Council
of Nagalim (NSCN-IM)
leaders, but negotia-
tions face roadblocks as
the Naga leaders are
adamant in their main
demands for a separate
Constitution and flag.
The Naga leaders
have also said that the
Centre has been using
divisive policy and flat-
tery in the name of
finding the Naga politi-
cal solution when the
matters heated up.
Pinaka Smerch multi rocket launcher sys-
tems are designed to fire variety of ammuni-
tions. Quick reaction time higher accuracy
of these systems ensure delivery of very high
volume of fire power on critical time sensitive enemies
in a short time. —Sarath, Lt Colonel (Battery Commander)
MRLS Pinaka and Smerch seen in action at the forward Post in Assam.
z Pinaka weapon sys-
tem is an autonomous
rocket artillery system
that can engage area
targets up to 38km at
mean sea level
z A battery of six
launchers of Pinaka
can fire a salvo of 72
rockets in 44 seconds
z The Smerch is the
longest range conven-
tional rocket system in
Indian army inventory
having a maximum
range of 90 Km
z A battery of four
launchers can fire a
salvo of 48 rockets in
40 seconds neutralis-
ing an area of 1200m
by 1200m
POWER POINTS
Naga Leader Muivah

NEWS
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Congress to raise inflation
issue from Nov 14 in Raj
Dotasra gives nod
to clear lecturers’
recruitment in Raj
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Education Min-
ister Govind Singh Do-
tasra held a review
meeting regarding the
pending recruitment of
lecturers in schools,
grade two and three
teachers and physical
education teachers.
Dotasra said that if
the legal and technical
issues of recruitment
are resolved the unem-
ployed will get a gift be-
fore Diwali. About
Grade 3 teachers’ re-
cruitment, he said, “It
has been decided at the
government level. Now
no action should be tak-
en in the matter.” The
minister instructed of-
ficers to withdraw SLP.
Merit wise decisions
will be taken against
444 vacant posts of vari-
ous subjects for Grade 2
teachers’ recruitment
2016. A waiting list will
be issued to give jobs to
eligible candidates. Re-
garding lecturers in
school education 2018,
Dotasra reviewed giv-
ing reservation to EWS
and MBC. He said, “The
matter is pending in
court.”
Education Minister Govind Singh Dotasra
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The State Con-
gress will start a public
awareness campaign
against inflation and
rising fuel prices issue
from November 14 to
November 29 across the
state. State in-charge
Ajay Maken, who was in
Jaipur on Friday held a
meeting with Congress
leaders at the hangar of
Jaipur Airport.
During the meeting,
Maken talked about a
public awareness cam-
paign against inflation,
campaign for Congress
membership campaign
and about the two by-
polls to be held in the
state. Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot and state
Congress president Go-
vind Singh Dotasra
were also present in the
meeting.
In the meeting, Chief
Minister Ashok Gehlot
and state in-charge Ajay
Maken asked to prepare
a roadmap for starting
Jan Jagran Abhiyan in
villages, dhanis, towns
and cities.
Instructions were
given to party workers
to make preparations
for the Congress mem-
bership campaign start-
ing next month. Maken
also took feedback from
the Congress leaders re-
garding the by-elec-
tions.
Meanwhile, Dotasra
will attend a meeting of
the All India Congress
Committee in Delhi on
26 October regarding
the campaigns.
State in-charge Ajay Maken, who was in Jaipur on Friday, held
a meeting with Congress leaders at the hangar of Jaipur Airport
ROADMAP FOR
STARTING JAN
JAGRAN IN
RAJASTHAN
CM Gehlot and state
in-charge Ajay Maken
asked to prepare a
roadmap for starting
Jan Jagran Abhiyan in
villages, dhanis, towns
and cities. Instruc-
tions were given to
party workers to make
preparations for the
Congress membership
campaign starting
next month. Maken
also took feedback
from the Congress
leaders regarding the
by-elections. Mean-
while, Dotasra will
attend a meeting of
the All India Congress
Committee in Delhi on
26 October.
Ajay Makan and Govind Singh Dotasra with other Congress
leaders at Jaipur Airport on Friday.
Woman patwari held with Rs 4k
First India Bureau
Chittorgarh: A woman
patwari Santosh Rao of
Lothiana village in
Dungla tehsil was ar-
rested for accepting a
bribe of Rs 4,000. As per
the complainant, the
Patwari was demand-
ing money in exchange
for a name transfer in
the Bakshish Nama.
Laxman Solanki regis-
tered his 12 bighas of
land by dividing it into
two equal parts for his
grandsons. Solanki met
Patwari Santosh Rao to
get the transfer of the
land done in the names
of his grandsons, for
which she asked for a
bribe of Rs 4000.
Randeep Surjewala pooh-poohs
PM’s claim on 100-cr jabs mark
First India Bureau
Jodhpur: Congress
spokesperson Randeep
Surjewala, while com-
menting on Prime Min-
ister Narendra Modi’s
said that Neem Hakeem
Khatra-e-Jaan (half-
doctor is a danger to
your life).
“The Prime Minister
is boasting of 100 crore
vaccines, but the reality
is very different. In his
the PM has insulted the
scientists and research-
ers. India ranks 19th in
the list of twenty coun-
tries that have got the
vaccine,” he said.
Surjewala, who came
to Jodhpur to mourn
the death Mahipal Mad-
erna, said that the
Prime Minister’s state-
ment that before the co-
rona vaccine, no vac-
cine was made in the
country, it was import-
ed from abroad, is com-
pletely wrong. Surjewa-
la enumerated the full
range of vaccines and
immunization pro-
grammes made in the
country
.
Satyapal remark on graft in JK
sparks debate on social media
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A recent state-
ment made by Megha-
laya Governor Satyapal
Malik in Jhunjhunu
has sparked a debate on
social media. During a
felicitation ceremony
in Jhunjhunu on Octo-
ber 17,Malikmentioned
cancelling two deals in-
volving Ambani and an
office-bearer of the
Rashtriya Swayamse-
vak Sangh (RSS) when
he was the Governor of
Jammu and Kashmir.
He said he was offered
Rs 150 crore each for the
deal, which he turned
down.Malik said that he
cancelled both deals
sensing a scam.
Hesaidthathesought
an appointment with
Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi and went to
meet him. Modi then
told him that corrup-
tion would not be toler-
ated, he said.
Malik said that there
is more corruption in
Kashmir than other
states.
Will win Punjab
elections with
thumping
majority: Harish
Man kills wife
on suspicion of
infidelity in
Hanumangarh
First India Bureau
Jodhpur: Newly ap-
pointed in-charge of
Punjab Congress Har-
ish Chaudhary during
his visit to Jodhpur
thanked Sonia Gandhi
and Rahul Gandhi for
entrusting him with the
responsibility and said
would create history by
winning Punjab elec-
tions. He said this dur-
ing an interaction with
the media at the Circuit
House here.
Harish Chaudhary
said, “I have seen Punjab
closely and Chief Minis-
ter Charanjit Singh
Channi is doing good
work.People’sissueswill
be our party’s issues.”
First India Bureau
Hanumangarh: In a
shocking incident, a
man killed his wife by
hitting her in the head
with a sharp weapon at
village Araiyanwali of
Town Police Station
areaonFridaymorning.
After getting infor-
mation, the police
reached the incident
site and informed the
woman’s family mem-
bers. Prima facie, it ap-
pears that the murder
was executed on suspi-
cion of illicit relations.
MAN HACKS WIFE
TO DEATH IN
GANGANAGAR
In Sri Ganganagar, a
man brutally killed his
27-year-old wife with an
axe after a heated alter-
cation over some family
matters in the 36 GB vil-
lage under Sri Vijayna-
gar police limits.
Accused Patwari Santosh Rao
Satyapal Malik
Thieves strike at
refinery site, steal
scrap worth Rs 50L
Mukesh Mathrani
Barmer: Breaching se-
curity arrangements at
refinery site at Pachpa-
dra in Barmer, thieves
have stolen around 80
metric tonne scrap. The
market cost of scrap
goods is around 50
lakhs. Prima facie po-
lice is not denying the
role of HPCL staff and
security agency behind
this theft. From securi-
ty guard to supervisor,
almost the entire staff
was allegedly involved
in theft, it added. So far
four people have been
arrested while four oth-
ers were detained.
Pradeep Danga, sta-
tion house officer at
Pachpadra police sta-
tion said that on Octo-
ber 7, Amit Sinha, assis-
tant manager at Tata,
lodged a complaint with
the Pachpadra police al-
leging that around 80
metric tonne scrap has
been missing from the
company’s yard. On the
basis of the complaint,
police have investigated
the matter during
which it came to light
that in collusion with
company staff and se-
curity agency, thieves
have stolen the goods.
Police said that entry
was restricted in the re-
finery site.
During the probe, po-
lice found that staff of
Tata Company and HP-
CL’s security agency
was involved in the
theft. Police have ar-
rested two supervisors
and one engineer and
also detained some
technical staff. Police
said that they are inter-
rogating the accused.
POLICE RECORDS
SURJEWALA’S
STATEMENT
The Jodhpur plice
recorded the statement
of senior Congress
leader Randeep Singh
Surjewala in the matter
of making indecent
remarks regarding the
donation of Ram Man-
dir. Three months ago,
on Surjewala’s state-
ment, the Charan Samaj
of Jodhpur had filed a
case against him.
Harish Choudhary
RAJASTHAN HIGH COURT REJECTS
PIL AGAINST JDA BYLAWS
BSP LEADERS MEET GUV, HIGHLIGHT
ATROCITIES AGAINST WEAKER SECTIONS
NEWLY APPOINTED BARMER SP
DEEPAK BHARGAV ASSUMES CHARGE
Jaipur: A Division Bench of the Rajasthan HC rejected a
PIL filed against the bylaws of JDA allowing builders to
construct 15-feet-high buildings on a 40-feet-wide road.
Justices MM Srivastava and Farzand Ali ruled that the
bylaws do not violate any other law. The Sudha Enclave
Joint Development Committee had filed the PIL, submitting
that the JDA has amended the bylaws.
Jaipur: A delegation of Ba-
hujan Samaj Party under the
leadership of State president
Bhagwan Singh Baba and
state in-charge Amar Singh
Banshiwal met Governor Kalraj
Mishra and submitted a mem-
orandum regarding increasing
injustice and atrocities on
weaker sections in the state.
Barmer: Deepak Bhargav, newly ap-
pointed SP on Friday assumed charge
at Barmer. After assuming charge,
while talking to media persons Bhargav
said that being SP of border district his
prime focus would be on drug mafia.
Bhargav said that soon he will visit the
whole district to understand the geog-
raphy of the area and the core issues.
NEWS DIGEST
Randeep Surjewala during condolence meet of Mahipal Maderna
CS TAKES REVIEW MEET
OF PSKS DRIVE AFTER CM
EXPRESSES DISPLEASURE
Jaipur: A day after
Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot expressed dis-
pleasure over Kunjilal
Meena and LSG secre-
tary Bhavani Singh
Detha, Chief Secre-
tary Niranjan Arya
took a review meeting
of the Prashasan
Shehron ke Sang cam-
paign on Friday
.
The meeting was at-
tended by the Depart-
ment of Autonomous
Government and UDH
officials. Making zonal
plans of cities, latest
orders of High Court
in the Gulab Kothari
case and progress of
the campaign was dis-
cussed. Hurdles in giv-
ing out leases during
the campaign were dis-
cussed.
During the meeting,
Arya discovered that
the position of UIT
was much better. The
civic agencies gave
lease in 65% of the ap-
plications received.
Arya told Meena that
the progress of the
civic agencies under
him was much better.
Arya said that UDH
and LSG should have
given separate presen-
tations so that the pro-
gress of both the de-
partments could have
been clear to the CM.
Arya instructed Detha
to increase the perfor-
mance of municipality
,
municipal council and
municipal corpora-
tions. Later, UDH advi-
sor GS Sandhu held a
meeting in the evening.
The state govern-
ment constituted a
Guidance Committee
to address problems in
giving leases. This
committee has been
constituted under the
chairmanship of
DLB Deepak Nandy
.
Arya reprimanded
the collectors of
Bharatpur, Sawai Mad-
hopur, Ganganagar
and Bhilwara districts
over the slow progress
of the campaign.
UDH minister Shan-
ti Dhariwal will hold a
meeting today in
which regularisation
rates for plots and oth-
er fees can be reduced.
CS Arya

The strongest bonds are of
understanding and acceptance, of
self and others, You can plough a
field all you wish in your mind but
nothing will bear fruit till you get down.
—Jagdeesh Chandra, CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
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2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/010/2019-21
From P1…
But perhaps the high-
light of this develop-
ment was the growing
trust and faith in Rahul
Gandhi towards Ra-
jasthan Health Minister
and Gujarat Incharge
Dr. Raghu Sharma.
Highly placed sources
reveal that while the
three hour long meet-
ing occurred in a for-
mal environment,
Raghu, taking a leap of
faith, extended an in-
vite to Rahul to honour
the group with his pres-
ence over lunch at Ra-
jasthan House. But
what was even more
surprising for this
group was the fact that
Rahul did not ‘dilly-dal-
ly’ and immediately ac-
cepted the invite say-
ing, “I will be there.”
True to his word, Ra-
hul did not made the
leaders wait and
reached in time at Ra-
jasthan House where he
was welcomed by
Raghu Sharma with a
floral bouquet.
In fact, during the
meeting too, Raghu was
seen sitting adjacent to
Rahul as he chaired the
meeting on Gujarat.
Moreover, during the
lunchtoo,theduo‘broke
bread’ as Rahul was
treated to Rajasthani
delicacies like Gatta,
and the former Con-
gress president ap-
peared visibly im-
pressed with Raghu’s
abilitytobringtheparty
as a close knit unit in
merely days since he
was appointed. In turn,
Raghu too appeared im-
mensely confident in
the manner and way he
carried out the role on
Friday, before Rahul
Gandhi.
In fact, the Gujarat
Congress will hold a ma-
jor program under
Raghu’s leadership.
Now there is a certain
section of the Congress
leaders that is trying to
consult astrologers
about Raghu’s horo-
scope and the quick suc-
cession in which he has
jumped the ‘political
ladder’. This group are
surmising whether
Raghu will write a new
‘story’ in Rajasthan or
if he will be elevated to
the post of Rajasthan
PCC Chief too as he is
now being seen as an
upcoming third power
centre in Rajasthan! Al-
though the answers to
these questions lie in
Gehlot’s kitty while un-
perturbed by these lead-
ers and their ‘thinking’,
Raghu is busy in chalk-
ing out the Gujarat ‘re-
vival’ for Congress.
According to sources,
Raghu’s elevation may
not be good news for Pi-
lot camp because in an
ongoing tug of war be-
tween Gehlot and Pilot
camps, Raghu has pub-
licly supported Gehlot’s
stand. Accordingly,
now, Gehlot camp also
feels that Raghu now
may take care of Pilot
factor with the Gan-
dhis.
RAGHU EMERGES AS A THIRD POWER
CENTRE, MAY ‘BALANCE’ PILOT FACTOR!
Jaipur: The 414th
Board meeting of Ra-
jasthan State Mines and
Minerals Limited was
held on Friday under
the chairmanship of
Chief Secretary and
Chairman of RSMML,
Niranjan Arya. In the
meeting, Arya directed
that the production of
the main mineral prod-
ucts of the company,
Rock Phosphate, Lig-
nite, Limestone and
Gypsum, should be in-
creased further.
RSMML MD Om Ka-
sera while presenting
the details of the pro-
gress made by the com-
pany said that after
covid there has been a
significant increase in
the production and sale
in the current financial
year and the company is
expected to do record
business in this finan-
cial year. He informed
that efforts are being
made by the company
for refining the second-
ary ore of rock phos-
phate as well as for ex-
ploration of new depos-
its of this mineral. ACS
Subodh Agrawal ALSO
gave directed for pro-
ductionof M-sandunits.
First India Bureau
Jodhpur: Senior
BJP leader and for-
mer Rajasthan chief
minister Vasundha-
ra Raje on Friday
said the state”s next
chief minister would
be the person pre-
ferred by the people.
When asked for her
reaction on the num-
ber of claimants for
the chief minister”s
post in Rajasthan,
she said, “It does not
happen by just wish-
ing so. What people
want is more impor-
tant”. She added that
all communities
needed to be loved
and only that person
who gets their love in
return will be able to
rule. Terming the
Congress as a “sink-
ing ship”, Raje said
this was what she
has been seeing con-
sidering the situa-
tion and infighting in
the ruling party
.
Raj gets new coal
blocks from MoEF
Production of lignite,
etc to be increased: CS
Next CM will be
peoples’ CM: Raje
Jaipur : In what could
be termed as a major
development in the Ra-
jasthan phone tapping
case, Lokesh Sharma,
the OSD of Chief Min-
ister Ashok gehlot did
not appear before the
Delhi police’s crime
branch even after
reaching Delhi on
Thursday for this spe-
cific purpose. Sharma
did not go for question-
ing citing family emer-
gency and although he
had left to appear at the
crime branch’s Rohini
office, he turned back
midway
.
On March 25, on the
complaint of Union
Minister Gajendra Sin-
gh Shekhawat, the
Crime Branch of Delhi
Police had registered an
FIR against Lokesh
Sharma and police of-
ficers in the phone tap-
ping case.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The case of the
death of a scheduled
castepersoninAgra,UP
has now reached Ra-
jasthan. The relatives of
the deceased Arun Val-
miki met CM Gehlot on
Friday and not only de-
manded the safety of
themselves and their
families. After the meet-
ing victim’s family met
the Chief Whip and in-
charge minister of
Bharatpur Mahesh
Joshi at his residence
and narrated the entire
story of UP Police’s tor-
ture. Joshi said to media
that the what UP Police
has done is trying to dis-
turb the federal struc-
ture of the country
.
Joshi said that the Raj
govt will provide all pos-
sible protection to the
victims and will provide
all possible help.
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT DOES NOT
CARE FOR ANYTHING: CM GEHLOT
CM Ashok Gehlot blessing Divya Maderana, also present are Ajay Maken and Leela Maderna.
CM Ashok Gehlot, CP Joshi, Ajay Maken, Govind S Dotasra, Harish Choudhary, Bhanwar S Bhati,
condole Leela, Rubal and Divya Maderna on Friday.
From P1…
Moreover, Girdawari
will be held soon re-
garding the loss to
farmers. A girl was
raped in Padukalan
and chargesheet was
presented in the case
in 6 days and a death
sentence has been giv-
en to the rapist. We or-
dered to register FIR
immediately in every
policestationandeven
though the number of
cases will increase but
peoplewillgetjustice,”
Gehlot said, adding,
Theannouncementfor
water was made by So-
nia Gandhi in 2003
when she had visited
and today water is be-
ing provided in Na-
gaur.”
“Computers were Ra-
jiv Gandhi’s dream.
Todaythereisamobile
in every hand. English
has also become very
important. That’s why
studying English is
also important. It was
expensive too but Eng-
lish schools will be
openedinapopulation
of 5 thousand,” he
said. Gehlot said that
the farmers have been
staging a dharna for a
year and 300-350 farm-
ers have died. “This
has happened for the
first time in the coun-
try
.WhenVijaypaland
his friends supported
for 34 days, the govt
survived. Raids were
slammed on my fami-
ly,” he said. Rajasthan
state in-charge Ajay
Maken said that the
PGKSisauniquecam-
paign. Meanwhile,
Govt appoints 3 IAS
and 4 RAS in-charges
for PSKS camps.
Rajeev Gaur
Bajrang Chandak
Jodhpur: Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot on
Friday reached Chadi,
the native village of late
Mahipal Maderna, and
expressed his condo-
lences to the Maderna
family
. Congress’s state
in-charge Ajay Maken
and PCC chief Govind
Singh Dotasra also ac-
companied Gehlot.
CM Gehlot left from
Jaipur and reached
Chadi by helicopter to
express condolences
and pay floral tributes
on the death of former
minister Mahipal Mad-
erna, and condoled the
Maderna family
. Speak-
er Dr CP Joshi, Ra-
jasthan Congress in-
charge Ajay Maken and
Rajasthan Pradesh Con-
gress Committee Presi-
dent Govind Singh Do-
tasra, Revenue Minister
Harish Chaudhary also
reached Chadi with CM
Ashok Gehlot and paid
floral tributes to Ma-
hipal Maderna.
The leaders consoled
the family members
Leela and Divya Mad-
erna.
Gehlot, while talking
to reporters at the heli-
pad before going to Na-
gaur, started his talk on
the issue of gifts given
to the employees.
He also attacked the
central government
one by one due to the
ever-increasing infla-
tion. “Whether it is the
issue of rising prices of
petrol and diesel or not
arranging employment
for the unemployed or
the ongoing farmers
agitation, the central
government does not
care for anything,” he
said.
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur: Rajasthan,
which has been facing
power and coal crisis for
the past several weeks,
can be at peace now as
clearance has been re-
ceived from the Union
Environment Ministry
to start mining under
the second phase of Par-
sa coal block allotted to
Rajasthan Vidyut Ut-
padanNigam.Moreover,
the Chhattisgarh gov-
ernment has given its
approval to hand over
this coal block to Ra-
jasthan which has a ca-
pacity of 5 MTPA.
Energy Minister Dr.
BD Kalla has informed
that RVUN has received
clearance from the
MoEF to start mining
work in Parsa coal block
located in Surguja re-
gion of Chhattisgarh.
He said that as soon as
the mining work starts,
additional coal will be
availableforthethermal
power plants. ACS En-
ergy Dr. Subodh Agraw-
al informed that the
state would get about 2.7
rakes of coal per day
when coal production
starts from this block
having an area of more
than 841 hectares.
‘Concerned’ Gehlot...
Earlier on Friday morning, along with Minister of State
for Medical and MLA from Bharatpur Subhash Garg, the
victim’s family met CM Ashok Gehlot at the state hangar
and informed about the incident. After which, Ashok Ge-
hlot assured to provide every possible help and protec-
tion to the victim’s family. Significantly, after the death of
Arun Valmiki in police custody, Congress leader Priyanka
Gandhi reached Agra and met the victim’s family.
CM MEETS VALMIKI FAMILY
Rahul Gandhi and Dr Raghu Sharma at the meeting. Rahul Gandhi and Dr Raghu Sharma at the lunch at Rajasthan House on Friday.
Vasundhara Raje, PP Choudhary and Ota Ram Devasi at
Jodhpur Airport on Friday.
BD Kalla, Subodh Agarwal and RK Sharma.
Lokesh did not
appear before
the DPCB
Joshi assures
protection to
victim’s family
CS Niranjan Arya chairs a meeting.
Gehlot also addressed the Dehra-Jobner villagers in the
district at a PGKS camp.

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honour the Handi team- Gurinder Virk, Arjun and Kunal Kuchhal and Apnavi
The First India Food Awards presented by Bikaji
celebrate Food - a symbol of festivity, joy,
togetherness, culture, traditions and more... as we
honour the best in the industry!
E
ANITA HADA
anita.hada@firstindianews.com
Rishee Miglani
Jagdeesh Chandra explains a point as Lakshyaraj Mewar
and Aman Verma listen keenly

10-11
ETC
City First brings to you a few more
glimpses from the magnificent
Lucknow Khadi Fashion Show, an
initiative by Jagdeesh Chandra,
held at Indira Gandhi Pratishthan,
Lucknow onThursday evening.The
programme was graced by the
presence of Cabinet Minister
Sidharth Nath Singh as the Chief
Guest,Vice Chairman Khadi and
Gram Udyog Gopal Anjan, CS RK
Tiwari, ACS (Information Khadi
Village Industries) Navneet Sehgal,
DrVandana Sehgal, AnitaTiwari
and JyotsanaVerma as guests of
honour among other dignitaries.
Celebrated fashion designers Farha
Ansari, Asma Hussain, Aditi Jaggi,
Rina Dhaka, Himmat Singh and Ritu
Beri showcased their
scintillating collection on
the occasion. Since ages,
for ages, Khadi is here
to stay and this fashion
show is a testament to
the same.
—PHOTOS
BY
ASHOK
DUTTA
AND
SUMIT
KUMAR
(L-R): Gopal Anjan, Jagdeesh Chandra, Navneet Sehgal and Siddharth Nath Singh
Siddharth Nath Singh with Gopal Anjan, Navneet Sehgal and Jagdeesh Chandra
felicitating Rina Dhaka
The dignitaries felicitating Farha Ansari and Reena Rathore
The dignitaries felicitating Asma Hussain
Siddharth Nath Singh with Jagdeesh Chandra and Navneet Sehgal
felicitating Ashok Singh, Maulik Shah and Gaurav Gaur RK Tiwari in a conversation with Navneet Sehgal
Shishir Awasthi welcoming Sidharth Nath Singh with a bouquet
(L-R): Jyotsana Verma, Vandana Sehgal, Anita Tiwari and Asma Hussain
Jagdeesh Chandra with Anita Hada Vishal Srivastav The dignitaries felicitating Kartik Shukla, owner of Karmayaa
The dignitaries felicitating Chandresh Kotak
of Chandresh Kotak Photography
The dignitaries felicitating Meenakshi Gaur, Styling Partner
The dignitaries felicitating Himmat Singh
The dignitaries felicitating Khizar Hussain and
Nick Mahal (fashion show choreographers) The dignitaries felicitating Aditi Jaggi Deepika Kanwar, Irfan Khan, Tripti Arora, Ritu Suhas and Swati Jangid
The dignitaries felicitating Sameer Shukla, Director,
Mother India Convent School
(L-R): Sumitra Godara, Muskan Kamdar, Akanksha Bhalla and Shubham Mishra
The dignitaries felicitating a co-representative on
behalf of Ravi Verma Director Renu Broadband
The dignitaries felicitating a co-representative on
behalf of Ravi Verma Director Renu Broadband

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