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OUR EDITIONS: JAIPUR, AHMEDABAD & LUCKNOW
Mumbai: Over 2,000 people received fake
Covid-19 vaccines at nine separately held
private vaccination camps in Mumbai, the
police informed Bombay High Court on
Thursday. Four FIRs have been registered.
Kolkata: Trinamool Congress MP Mimi Chakraborty
and several others became the victim of a fake
Covid vaccination camp that was held in the Kasba
area on Tuesday. Police have arrested a 28-year-old
man, who organised the vaccination camp.
Ujjain: Madhya Pradesh reported its first
Covid death linked to Delta Plus variant.
Genome sequencing of samples taken
from deceased patient revealed that she
had contracted the Delta Plus variant.
‘OVER 2,000
GIVEN FAKE
VACCINE’
TMC MP MIMI,
FALLS PREY TO
FAKE JABS
MP REPORTS
FIRST DELTA +
VARIANT DEATH
OUR EDITIONS:
JAIPUR, AHMEDABAD
& LUCKNOW
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INDIA RAJASTHAN
54,069
new cases
1,321
new fatalities
147
new cases
MEGA VACCINATION DRIVE IN RAJ TODAY
Jaipur: The health department will hold a mega
vaccination drive in Rajasthan on Friday with a target
to administer vaccine doses to 10 lakh people in a
day. In this, mostly people in the age group of 18-44
years will be vaccinated. According to the officials,
the target is to vaccinate more and more people of
this age group before the possible third wave arrives
and to give the first dose as soon as possible. P3
Get jabbed, be extra
cautious of Delta +
variant, says Gehlot
First India Bureau
Jaipur: After Congress
President Sonia Gan-
dhi, who held a meet-
ing of party General
Secretaries and In-
charges on Thursday
asked to ensure that
party plays a vital role
in ensuring full vacci-
nation coverage, Ra-
jasthan Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot echoed
on her line. “CP Smt
Sonia Gandhi ji’s re-
marks at the General
Secretaries/Incharges
meeting are most rele-
vant today that INC
plays an active role in
ensuring full vaccina-
tion coverage. Turn to P6
New Delhi: Prime Min-
ister Narendra Modi on
Thursday said the ongo-
ing delimitation exer-
cise in Jammu and
Kashmir has to happen
quickly so that polls can
be held to install an
elected government that
gives strength to its de-
velopment trajectory
.
In a series of tweets
after a three-and-a-half-
hour-long meeting with
14 political leaders of
Jammu and Kashmir,
Modi said the delibera-
tions were an impor-
tant step in the ongoing
efforts towards a devel-
oped and progressive
Jammu and Kashmir
where all-round growth
is furthered. Turn to P6
Want To Remove
Dilli Ki Duri &
Dil Ki Duri
—Narendra Modi, PM
PM BRINGS SRINAGAR
CLOSER TO NEW DELHI
Modi, in over three-hour
meeting with political
leaders of Jammu and Kashmir
on Thursday, reportedly assured
that he was committed to restoring
statehood of J&K at the right time
Delimitation has to happen at
quick pace so polls can happen,
said Modi. These are first talks since
stripping of special status of J&K
and its bifurcation into 2 UTs & are a
significant step towards normalcy
We’ll restore Article 370 in J&K.
We didn’t get it from Pakistan, it
was given to us by our country.
I told PM that people of J&K
don’t accept the manner in
which it was abrogated
—Mehbooba Mufti, PDP chief
We told PM that we don’t stand
with what was done on Aug 5,
2019. We’re not ready to accept
it. But we won’t take law into
hands. We’ll fight this in court.
There’s been breach of trust
—Omar Abdullah, VP, NC
We kept 5 demands in meeting:
grant statehood soon, conduct
polls to restore democracy, re-
habilitation of Kashmiri Pandits,
all political detainees should be
released and on domicile rules
—Ghulam Nabi Azad, Cong leader
1
2
J&K ALL
PARTY MEET
WITH PM
Prime Minister Narendra Modi being greeted by Home Minister Amit Shah, J&K Lieutenant Governor
Manoj Sinha, President of National Conference Farooq Abdullah, PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti,
Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad and other leaders from the Valley, in New Delhi on Thursday.
The all-party meeting with various political leaders from J&K.
Amit Shah @AmitShah
We are commit-
ted to ensure all
round develop-
ment of J&K.
The future of
Jammu and Kashmir was
discussed and the delimitation
exercise and peaceful elec-
tions are important milestones
in restoring statehood as
promised in parliament.
CORONA CATASTROPHE
00
new fatalities
STATE CABINET MEET TODAY
Amid murmurs
of a cabinet
shuffle and right
after the meeting of
Independent MLAs,
the Gehlot cabinet
and group of minister
is scheduled to meet
on Friday from 3 pm
onwards at CMR. The
Cabinet will first meet
at 3 pm and after a
half hour meeting, the
group of ministers
will meet from 3.30
pm onwards. It is
believed that the
meeting’s agenda
revolves around
Corona and other
related matters.

RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 2021
02
Tenant makes
landlord’s fake
death certificate
Jaipur: A case has
come to notice in Jaipur
of a woman trying to
grab property of her
neighbour worth crores
and applying for an in-
surance claim of Rs 50
lakh by making a fake
death certificate. When
the company called on
the phone of the de-
ceased Jagdish Prasad
for verification, the wife
of the deceased dis-
closed the whole matter.
In 2016, he had given a
part of his house on
rent to Sushila Devi.
Jagdish Prasad died on
May 7. In order to grab
Jagdish Prasad’s prop-
erty
, Sushila, pretending
to be his wife, got a fake
death letter issued.
Teachers climb
water tank
against principal
Chittorgarh: Three
teachers of a govt higher
secondary school
climbed on a water tank
to protest against the
school principal in Chit-
torgarh on Thursday
.
The teachers accused the
principal Veena Sharma
of torturing and exploit-
ing them. They alleged
that the principal does
not sanction leaves and
salaries are not prepared
on time.
Relatives protest
murder of youth,
accuse police
Jaipur: A youth injured
after a clash between
two groups on June 4,
died on Thursday in the
Kalakaar Colony of
Shastri Nagar in Jaipur.
Angry relatives and oth-
ers raised slogans
against the police and
demanded immediate
arrest of the accused.
They also demanded the
registration of the mur-
der section in the report
lodged. On June 4, there
was a fight between two
groups in the Kalakaar
Colony over an old dis-
pute.
BRIEF
in
Lawyer’s bro
accuses her
husband of
murder
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The brother
of 38-year-old Sonal
Taneja, Treasurer of
District Bar Associa-
tion, Jaipur, Sakit
Kohli has accused
his own brother-in-
law, Rahul Taneja, in
connection with the
death of his sister by
consuming poison at
Natraj Hotel in Al-
war on Tuesday
night. He said Rahul
forced her to take
such a step. In the re-
port given in the Kot-
wali police station, it
is said that his sister
Sonal Taneja has an
insurance policy of
Rs 6 crore. She was
forced to die in order
to grab the insurance
amount. She has also
written a suicide
note before consum-
ing the poison.
Armymanandbrother
rapeminor,shootvideo
Morcha leaders and members held a demonstration in
front of the Collectorate in Jaipur on Thursday.
First India Buraeu
Bharatpur: An army
man and his brother
made a 14-year-old class
10 student a victim of
their lust for 10 months
in an area under Sewar
policestationof Bharat-
pur district. The ac-
cused shot obscene vid-
eo of the student and
blackmailed her and
gang-raped her for 10
months. When the fam-
ily members of the girl
came to know about the
whole matter, they
lodged a report at Se-
war police station.
Sewar SHO Arun
Chaudhary said that
the accused Hemant
and Dharmendra lived
near the victim’s house
for almost two years.
Dharmendra is in the
Army and came to the
house in the year 2020.
One day, Dharmen-
dra called the victim on
the pretext that her
mother was calling her.
Jaipur: A rape case of
a daily wage wom-
an labourer by her
construction contrac-
tor has come to light
in Sanganer, Jaipur.
The victim has been
raped many times in
the past too. She told
her relatives about it
and a zero FIR was
registered by the Kota
Police and the matter
was referred to Jaipur
Police. The Sanganer
police station record-
ed the statement of
the victim and started
the investigation.
Jaipur: A married
woman from the
Shivdaspura area
in Jaipur accused a
young man of raping
her. According to her,
he intimidated her
and threatened to kill
her if she disclosed
the incident. In the
case registered on
behalf of the victim
at Shivdaspura police
station, it was told
that a person named
Manoj Meena raped
her. And when she
protested, he threat-
ened to kill her.
CONTRACTOR
RAPES LABOURER
RAPE VICTIM
THREATENED
Cops arrest Mumbai
don along with shooter
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Mumbai don
Kamlesh Shinde fell
in love with a mar-
ried woman from
Dombivali in Mum-
bai. He pressurized
and threatened her
husband to leave her
for him. Dejected by
the pressure, the vic-
tim’s family moved to
Jaipur from Mumbai.
The don then hired
two shooters to get
rid of her husband
for Rs 13 lakh. On
June 16, two shooters
opened fire on her
husband Aditya, who
was cleaning the car.
But he fortunately
survived. Jaipur Po-
lice is investigating
the case and have ar-
rested the Mumbai
don along with a
shooter.
BJP: STATE GOVT USING
MINORITY FOR VOTE BANK
First India Buraeu
Jaipur: Protesting
against the Congress
govt in Rajasthan,
BJP Minority Mor-
cha on Thursday ac-
cused the ruling par-
ty of using minori-
ties for vote bank.
The morcha lead-
ers and members
held a demonstration
in front of the Collec-
torate against the
government.
“Rajasthan govt is
doing discrimination
with minority com-
munities by not ful-
filling their demands.
The govt is only using
the minorities for
vote bank,”Shaukat
Ali Chauhan, the dis-
trict president of the
Morcha, said. He said
that if the voices of
minorities are not
heard, then a lesson
will be taught to Con-
gress in elections.
NCB arrests smuggler from Punjab
First India Buraeu
Bikaner: NCB has ar-
rested a notorious drug
smuggler from Punjab in
connection with the
smuggling of 56.50 kg
heroinworthRs300crore.
The heroin was smuggled
from Pakistan and was
caught by BSF troops on
the Indo-Pak border in
Bikaner a few days back.
Sources said that the in-
ternational syndicate of
the narco terrorism is be-
ing run from Lahore.
“The accused Jasbir Sin-
gh was caught from Ho-
shiarpur,” sources said.
HIGHLIGHTS
 On the occasion of
death anniversaries
of former president
of RPCC late Master
Adityendra and late
Laxmi Kumari Chun-
dawat, there was a
homage programme
at PCC headquar-
ters, Jaipur.
 BJP leaders and
workers on Thurs-
day offered floral
tributes to former
state president
Madan Lal Saini on
his death anniver-
sary. A book on the
life of Saini was
also unveiled.
LICENCE RAJ FOR MORE REVENUE!
Mayor’s revenue-generation formula: Biz operating under JMCG will have to take licence
First India Bureau
The Jaipur Municipal
Corporation Great-
er, Mayor Sheel
Dhabhai on
T hursday
made big
announce-
ments un-
der Vocal
For Local.
She announced that li-
cences will be required
for identified business
activities, new hoarding
sites will be set up for
revenue growth and con-
venience of tourists. The
corporation will get a
grant due to the compli-
ance of the guidelines of
the Central Finance
Commission.
Licence has been made mandatory for various
establishments including hospitals, sale of to-
bacco products, coaching centres, hospitals,
diagnostic centres, guest houses and paying
guests. By ensuring that the guidelines of the
Central Finance Commission are followed,
the corporation will also get a special grant.
Dhabhai said that it would be mandatory to
take licence for pet dogs.
After suspended mayor of JMC
Greater Dr Somya challenged
her suspension in High Court,
3 suspended councillors Ajay
Chauhan, Paras Jain and
Shankar Sharma have also pre-
sented 3 separate civil petitions
in HC and these will be heard
on Friday in the division bench
of Justice SP Sharma and
Justice Mahendra Goel. Senior
advocate Kamalakar Sharma
termed the suspension order
wrong in the petitions while
challenging their legality.
351 new hoarding sites will be marked for the
advertisement of special institutes of Jaipur,
famous food establishments, handicrafts,
blue pottery and other reputed institutes etc.
With this the revenue of the corporation will
increase, and it will help the tourists coming to
Jaipur in getting easy information, said Deputy
Mayor Puneet Karnawat. Along with this, 48
parking places have also been newly identified.
Sheel Dhabhai
LICENCES MADE MANDATORY
THREE SUSPENDED
COUNCILLORS MOVE HC
351 NEW ADVT SITES MARKED
First India Bureau
Jaipur: After instruc-
tion from national gen-
eral secretary and in
charge of Rajasthan
Arun Singh for taking
action against those
making anti-party
statements, BJP’s state
unit has
issued notice to senior
leader Rohitash Shar-
ma for his statements.
The party has sought
a clarification in 15
days for his statement.
Sharma had accused
the BJP leaders of do-
ing politics while sit-
ting in their offices and
not working on the
ground. He had stat-
ed that BJP in Ra-
jasthan has be-
come like the
Congress at
the Centre.
The party
said that Sharma pub-
licly levelled many oth-
er unreasonable allega-
tions against the BJP
organization which are
beyond the facts and
has tarnished the im-
age of the party
.
If Sharma fails to re-
spond to the notice, the
matter will be forward-
ed to the party’s discipli-
nary committee for fur-
ther action against him.
He said he will reply
to the notice after exam-
ining and studying the
notice properly
.
‘Vinash kale viprit buddhi’
Rohitash responds to notice
NOTICE ISSUED
‘Vinash kale viprit buddhi. I have
faith in leadership of PM Modi
and has confidence in Raje
because she has done many works
in the state. He further added, ‘vinash kale
viprit buddhi’. —Rohitash Sharma, Senior leader
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Kamlesh Shinde and his
accomplice in police custody.
CM approves recruitment of
4k junior clerks in Panchayats
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot on Thurs-
day directed that re-
cruitment of Junior
Clerk-2013 in Panchaya-
ti Raj Department
should be completed in
a phased manner. In the
1st phase, recruitment
process should be com-
pleted on 4,000 posts
and the remaining
posts in the next phase,
Gehlot said this while
reviewing the progress
of schemes and budget
announcements of the
department through
video conference on
Thursday
. He said offic-
ers should ensure ben-
efits of development
reach the last mile by
speeding up the imple-
mentation of budget an-
nouncements as per the
intention of good gov-
ernance of state govt.
“State Government
has constituted 57 new
Panchayat Samitis and
1,456 new Gram Pan-
chayats to give impetus
to village development.
Where any government
building is vacant or in
unusable condition,
they should be used for
these new Panchayat
Samitis and Gram Pan-
chayats. Where govern-
ment buildings are not
available, new build-
ings should be con-
structed keeping in
mind the future re-
quirements,” he said,
adding, “Adequate op-
portunities for promo-
tion in Rural Develop-
ment, State Service and
Subordinate Services
cadre should be provid-
ed,” Gehlot said asking
for use of a master plan
for all-round develop-
ment of villages.
GEHLOT:BUDGETANNOUNCEMENTSSHOULD
BE COMPLETED IN A TIME BOUND MANNER
Plaster falls in Dist judge’s
house, kids escape unhurt
First India Bureau
Ajmer: The cement
plaster in the residence
of an Additional dis-
trict and session judge
officer at Gokhale Lane
Civil Line, Ajmer fell
down while the chil-
dren were watching TV
in the room on Thurs-
day morning. The inci-
dent revealed the gross
negligence of the PWD
department.
As the plaster fell
down suddenly
, the chil-
dren ran out of fear and
were saved. In the past
too, the matter was re-
ported to PWD but in
vain. Rajasthan HC ju-
dicial officers Associa-
tion president Rajendra
Choudhary said, “We
have received informa-
tion & visuals. We will
send a report to HC ad-
ministration regarding
this incident.”
CM Ashok Gehlot

RAJASTHAN
03
Dotasra gets cracking to
revive tourism in State
First India Bureau
Jaipur: MoS for Tour-
ism Govind Singh Do-
tasra on Thursday di-
rected the officials of
the tourism department
to focus on conducting
economic activities and
online marketing to
promote tourism in the
state.
Chairing a meeting,
Dotasra said that govt is
preparing a plan to re-
start activities and
events to bring the tour-
ism back on track. On
the other hand, the em-
ployees of the RTDC op-
posed govt’s move to
lease out properties of
RTDC for which a re-
port is being prepared.
As per plan, employees
of RTDC will be sent to
other depts & units of
RTDC including Palace
on Wheels will be leased
out. Tej Singh Rathore,
thepresidentof employ-
ees union, said that the
union will protest the
government’s move.
Govind S Dotasra chairs meeting with the tourism dept officials.
GOVERNOR IN MOUNT ABU
Holds meet on forest,
wildlife conservation
First India Bureau
Sirohi: Governor Kalraj
MishraonThursdaylaid
emphasis on increasing
awarenessfortheconser-
vation and sustainable
management of diverse
species of wildlife and
ecosysteminMtAbu.He
also stressed on the need
to work with public par-
ticipation for the protec-
tion of forest & wildlife.
Mishra said deputy con-
servator of Forests Vijay
Shankar Pandey
, who
calledonGuvtoworkfor
devp along with magmt
of AbuParvatSanctuary
area in order to save eco-
system. During the day
BrahmakumarisSarika,
Shivika and Dr Pratap
also met Guv. BTP MLA
of Dungarpur,Rajkumar
Roat, also met Mishra &
demanded to take action
toprovidebasicfacilities
to the tribal people. Guv
writes to CM to take ac-
tion at state govt level.
Guv Kalraj Mishra with Brahmakumaris Sarika, Shivika & Dr Pratap.
NEWS IN BRIEF
Newborn girl found
in bushes, probe on
Dungarpur: A case of
shaming mother’s love
has come to the fore in
Dungarpur dist. In Ketan
Phala of Bori Panchayat
of Kotwali police station,
a mother went away
after throwing a newborn
girl into the bushes to
die. When pedestrians
heard the cry, they in-
formed child line & 108
ambulance about the
newborn in the bushes.
ASARAM STABLE,
SHIFTED TO JAIL
Jodhpur: Rapist Asaram
Bapu was shifted to jail
from AIIMS on Thursday
afternoon amid tight
security arrangements.
Asaram, who was suf-
fering from post covid
problems, was admitted
for nearly a week. It was
a stampede like situation
and police used mild
force. Despite this, some
of the supporters tried to
chase the vehicle.
AWANA FLAGS OFF
AMBULANCES!
Nadbai MLA Joginder Awana
flagged off the ambulances
provided to CHC Nadbai and
Uchain at a cost of Rs 50
lakh from MLA fund on the
occasion of Congress leader
Rahul Gandhi’s birthday. The
ambulances was flagged
off in the presence of Dist
Collector Himanshu Gupta,
SP Devendra Vishnoi, CMHO
Dr Kaptan Singh & others.
BUNTY-BABLI JODI! POLICE ARREST DUO
FOR DUPING OVER 500 PEOPLE OF MONEY
Udaipur: The police have arrested a ‘Bunty-Babli’ duo, who
cheated more than 500 people, from Delhi. Prashant Push-
pani,32 & his female friend Yapi Baja changed their locations
in 5 states in 15 days, said
the police. Pushpani is from
Ahmedabad & was living in
Udaipur. Together with his
friend, he took people into his
trap of fin schemes like stock
market & bitcoin, made people
invest in them Rs 1K with promise of returns. Initially, Prashant
returned money with 40% profit, when profits started increas-
ing, he fled. Ramkesh, invested Rs 23L lodged a complaint.
SIKAR HOUSES TO
HAVE GIRL’S NAME!
Sikar: In view of declin-
ing sex ratio, Sikar ad-
ministration has decided
to start a new initiative to
promote girl child. Under
the initiative, name plates
of girls will be put up
outside the house. Dist
collector will also send a
card with congratulatory
message on birth of girl
child under ‘Beti Bachao
Beti Padhao’ campaign.
he health de-
p a r t m e n t
will hold a
mega vacci-
nation drive
today in the entire state
with a target to admin-
ister vaccine doses to 10
lakh people in a day. In
this, mostly people in
the age group of 18-44
years will be vaccinat-
ed. According to the of-
ficials, the target is to
vaccinate more and
more people of this age
group before the possi-
ble third wave arrives
and to give the first dose
as soon as possible. Vac-
cines will come to Ra-
jasthan continuously
till June 29. Rajasthan
comes at number four
in terms of vaccination
in the country after Ma-
harashtra, Uttar
Pradesh and Gujarat.
T
OVER 50 PRIVATE
HOSPITALS
PERMITTED TO SET UP
VACCINATION CAMPS
THE VACCINATION
TIMINGS IN PRIVATE
HOSPITALS ARE
BETWEEN 9 AM
AND 5 PM
THE COST OF
COVAXIN IS
`1,380/DOSE,
COVISHIELD
IS `780/DOSE
AVAILABILITY
OF STOCK
A large number
of Covid vaccine
consignment carry-
ing 4,24,700 arrived
Jaipur International
Airport from Pune on
Thursday whereas
a consignment of
8.50 lakh doses also
reached Jaipur on
Wednesday for the
mega drive
DETAIL ON VACCINATION FOR 18 PLUS!

z MOSTLY 18 PLUS TO GET JAB IN MEGA DRIVE TODAY

z OVER 57.27 LAKH PEOPLE OF 18 PLUS VACCINATED;
PEOPLE IN THIS GROUP STANDS OVER 3.25 CRORE

z ON WEDNESDAY, OVER 2.61 LAKH GET VACCINATED
KNOW MORE ON RAJ’S VACCINE QUOTA...

z THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT HAS SET A VACCINA-
TION QUOTA OF 65.20 LAKH VACCINE DOSES

z HEALTH MINISTER DR RAGHU SHARMA HAS DE-
MANDED TO INCREASE DOSES TO 1.50 CRORE

z 16.30 LAKH DOSES WILL GO TO PRIVATE HOSPITALS COVID
VACCINE COVID
VACCINE
COVID
VACCINE
TOTAL VACCINE DOSES USED
INOCULATION DRIVE TRACKER
OVER 2,23,76,000 DOSES ADMINISTERED
TO OVER 1,86,36,000 PEOPLE
18 PLUS
55.16L
45 PLUS
62.65L
60 PLUS
57.27L
The target is to conduct
vaccination campaigns at
more than 2,500 Health Care
Centres in the state and
administer 10 lakh doses
Dr Raghuraj Singh, Project Dir Immunization
People in large number awaiting their turn for
vaccination at SMS Medical College, Jaipur on
Thursday. —PHOTO BY SUMAN SARKAR
‘ZERO’ DEATH AFTER 85 DAYS
Target Today: 10,00,000 jabs
MEGA COVID-19 VACCINATION DRIVE IN THE ENTIRE STATE
6 teams to audit
facilities for
Covid patients
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Services avail-
able to Covid patients in
medical colleges will
now be audited. The
Medical Education
Dept constituted 6
teams to audit facilities,
which includes 4 senior
doctors in each team.
Medical Education Secy
Vaibhav Galriya said
that these teams will
visit medical colleges
and monitoring availa-
ble facilities. The audit
will be held from June
25 to 29 with submis-
sion of final report to
Medical Edu Commis-
sioner Shivangi Swar-
nakar on June 30.
Raj becomes 1st state in India to have
facility of Total Genome Sequencing
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Rajasthan has
become 1st state in the
country to have the fa-
cility of Total Genome
Sequencing. Health
Minister Dr Sharma
said that system of ge-
nome sequencing has
been started by spend-
ing about Rs 1 crore in
SMS Medical College.
Meanwhile, a 22-sto-
rey IPD tower will be
built at a cost of Rs 300
crore to provide better
medical facilities to pa-
tients in SMS. LSG Min-
ister Shanti Dhariwal
and Health Minister Dr
Raghu Sharma on
Thursday visited the
cottage ward located at
SMS Hospital and in-
spected the location of
the proposed IPD tower.
Apart from construct-
ing 22 floors in this IPD
tower, three-floor base-
ment will also be con-
structed. Min also said
that a separate Surgery
Block will be construct-
ed at JLN Medical Col-
lege, Ajmer, LSG Minis-
ter Shanti Dhariwal
has given his consent to
provide amount from
Smart City Project.
NEW FACILITIES AT SMS HOSPITAL
`300 CRORE FOR
22-STOREY IPD TOWER
`50 CRORE FOR INSTITUTE
OF HEART DISEASES

z `45 CRORE for Surgery Block

z `36.22 CRORE for 320 bedded medicine block

z `28 CRORE for 200 bedded paediatric block

z `1.35 CRORE for mortuary block

z `6.16 CRORE for PG Girls Hostel

z `85 LAKH for multilevel parking
WORK IN PROGRESS AT AJMER
Health Minister Dr Raghu Sharma
9,51,695
147 Cases in a day
TOTAL CASES
9,40,771
306 Recovered
in a day
TOTAL RECOVERED
COVID-19 UPDATE
8,905
No Deaths in a day
TOTAL DEATHS
2,019
412
cases in Jaipur
ACTIVE CASES
KEY-HIGHLIGHTS
Jodhpur ranks 3rd
in the TripAdvisor’s
list of the ten best cities
in Asia to visit in 2021
1 Ranthambore
and Sariska tiger
reserves of the state to
reopen today
2

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SPIRITUAL SPEAK
As rain falls equally on the
just and the unjust, do not
burden your heart with
judgments but rain your
kindness equally on all.
—Buddha
IN-DEPTH
Rajnath Singh
@rajnathsingh
Visited Karwar Naval Base today
to review the progress of ongoing
infrastructure development under
‘Project Seabird’. I am confident that
after the completion of this project, the
Karwar Naval Base would become Asia’s
largest and most efficient Naval base.
Ravi Shankar Prasad
@rsprasad
eCourts Project has revolutionized the
justice delivery service digitally like
e-Filing system has helped lawyers
and litigants to access and upload
documents related to cases from any
location 24*7. #7YearsOfSeva
TOP TWEET
TEAM INDIA
IN NEEDS OF
AN OVERHAUL
he much-vaunted
Team India lost to
New Zealand, who
played like true
champions to lift the
first World Test Championship
trophy
. The Kiwis outplayed In-
dia in every department of the
game to expose the chinks in
India’s batting and bowling. In
fielding too the rivals proved
better. In the batting depart-
ment, Virat Kohli, the captain,
in the first innings and to some
extent Rishabh Pant in the sec-
ond innings deserve mention.
Their performances were not
enough to see India emerge vic-
torious. The bowlers were disap-
pointing too, leading to ques-
tions if Bhuvaneshwar Kumar
and Siraj Ahmed would have
made a difference. If Jasprit
Bumrah’s form remains below
par, India will have problems
against England.
True, the batting conditions
favoured the Kiwis more but for
a champion side this can’t be
touted as the reason for poor
showing. Will all this lead to an
overhaul of the Test side? If
changes do happen, players’ per-
formance on green tops should
be made a criterion.
T
arendra Modi’s
first meeting with
political leaders
from Kashmir af-
ter abrogation of
Article 370 turned out to be a
success with all the leaders
freely airing their views and
the prime minister giving
them a patient hearing. This
was the first such meeting
after the abrogation of Arti-
cle 370 and a long detention of
almost the entire political
leadership of Kashmir. The
process to restart the demo-
cratic process has raised
hopes for a new dawn in
Kashmir although, as was ex-
pected, the demand for state-
hood and restoration of Arti-
cle 370 was raised. The posi-
tive aspect of the meeting
was that all the leaders were
pleased with New Delhi’s out-
reach effort to decide the fu-
ture political course which
includes early completion of
the delimitation process fol-
lowed by Assembly elections.
Before leaving for the meet-
ing Mehbooba Mufti, former
Chief Minister of Kashmir,
cited India’s talks with a Tali-
banfactioninDohaforinclud-
ing Pakistan in any initiative
on the State. Fourteen politi-
calleadersof differentparties
from Jammu, Kashmir and
LadakhparticipatedinThurs-
day’s meeting. Importantly,
Mehbooba’s condition on Pa-
kistan’s inclusion did not find
support from National Con-
ference leader Farooq Abdul-
lah and others. Pakistan,
though, now has no role to
play in the northern State In-
dia is engaged in backstage
talkswiththeneighbourprob-
ably to discuss Afghanistan
more than Kashmir.
On Article 270 the Kash-
miri leaders have to wait for
the Supreme Court’s verdict
while ensuring that the chan-
nel of talks remains open.
They also have to decide
whether to participate in the
delimitation process to nar-
row the distance between
Delhi and Kashmir.
JK STEPS TOWARDS
A NEW BEGINNING
The process to restart
the democratic
process has raised
hopes for a new dawn in
Kashmir although, as was
expected, the demand for
statehood and restoration
of Article 370 was raised
N
e often hear ‘first impression
is the last impression’ and
many swear by it. Though
some disagree and so do I.
Many do believe life offers
ample opportunities to make
an impression and name for
oneself through repeated it-
erations if one fails in one
vocation by shifting focus
and succeeding in something
altogether different. Usually,
such possibilities are plenty
provided one perseveres.
Inthelongjourneytowards
‘success’ people get a helping
hand from their personal
brand too. The essence of per-
sonal branding has been suc-
cinctly stated by Jeff Bezos in
this quote: “Your brand is
what people say about you
whenyouarenotintheroom.”
Metaphorically, the entire
personal branding can hence
be the duration you spend as
you ‘enter the room’ creating
a first impression and the
moment you ‘leave the room’.
It is during this available ‘im-
pact slot’ that one leaves a
personal aura behind for oth-
ers to talk about.
The term Personal Brand-
ingfirstappearedinanarticle
written by Tom Peters in 1997
and can be broadly defined as
a continuous process to de-
velop and nurture an individ-
ual’s name employing multi-
ple strategies to keep it aglow.
If we do time travel, we
learn that since ages the
Japanese have believed in-
dividuals own three faces:

z The first, is shown to the world.

z The second, is shown to
close friends and family.

z The third, one never shows
to the world but usually
remains the truest reflection
of who one is!
The personal brand that
one knowingly builds is usu-
ally borrowed from the first
and second faces. It rarely
touches the third one. There
are quite a few famous autobi-
ographies that were pub-
lished posthumously, aston-
ishingly revealing nuances of
thethirdfaceof thoseauthors
that the world never knew
during their living days.
Purists have noted that
the brand ‘You’ comprises
four elements that coalesce
seamlessly to give each in-
dividual uniqueness that
sets one apart from others.
These are:

z How others see you (Your
Reputation)

z What sets you apart from
others (Your acquired USPs)

z What makes you ‘You’ (Your
Inherent Qualities)

z How you want others to see
you (Your target Image)
Personal Branding is a con-
tinuous process to achieve a
distinguishing ‘mark’ that is
created around your name.
You use this ‘mark’ to express
and communicate your natu-
ral skills (inherent qualities),
acquiredexpertise(USPs),val-
ues you bring to the table (rep-
utation), and personality thus
formed therefrom (image).
Before arriving at a deci-
sion to establish a personal
brand three pertinent ques-
tions need to be convinc-
ingly answered. They are:

z Why? (The purpose to have
a personal brand)

z To help one stand out from
the crowd.

z It could be a door opener
leading to future opportuni-
ties, often unexpected.

z A strong personal brand
imparts advanced informa-
tion to the audience and
their keenness to engage
increases.

z It helps to build one’s
reputation thereby boosting
confidence manifold.

z How? (The process to create
a personal brand)

z Building one’s brand is a
continuous Work-In-Pro-
gress (WIP). In this VUCA
world, to position oneself
uniquely vis-à-vis competi-
tion, consistent augmenta-
tion is needed both on skill
sets and image.

z Share your expertise gradu-
ally. Build the momentum
and generate interest
amongst your target audi-
ence proportionately.

z If needed, employ the ‘trial
and error’ method. Exhibit
different traits of one’s per-
sonality. See what clicks and
works best but while doing
so be true ‘you’.

z Keep exploring till one
discovers the sweet spot.
Don’t hesitate to do course
correction, learn and re-align
the navigation as needed to
ultimately arrive at the ‘final
product’.

z Make meaningful conversa-
tion as you build the brand’s
structure. Don’t just add to
the noise or repeat what’s
been already stated.

z What? (The benefits to ac-
crue from owning a strong
personal brand)

z Powerful personal brand
helps one to grab larger
mindshare resulting in faster
recognition amongst peers.

z Adds heft.

z Helps to turbocharge one’s
career and attract opportuni-
ties from beyond the visible
horizon.

z Offers networking opportuni-
ties with industry stalwarts.
Having established a per-
sonal brand that often takes
years to make, just like any
other property
, one needs to be
extremely protective to safe-
guard it: a) from rivals who
could make sly attempts to tar-
nishthebrandandb)toprotect
it from slippages due to indi-
vidualoversightornegligence.
Building a personal brand
should be of interest to both
rookies as well as seasoned
professionals. Continuous
moulding and adding facets
should be an everlasting pas-
sion. One should never be-
come complacent and stop
growing.
At the end let’s recollect a
small anecdote: While draw-
ing a sketch Michelangelo,
considered the greatest Re-
naissance artist of his age,
scribbled “ancora imparo”
meaning “I am still learning”
at the age of 87 – buttresses
the fact why his name (read
personal brand) has re-
mained immortal even after
500 odd years.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
IMPORTANCE OF
PERSONAL BRANDING
W
SABYASACHI DUTTA
Managing Director Vidatec India
Personal Branding is a
continuous process to
achieve a distinguishing
‘mark’ that is created
around your name. You use
this ‘mark’ to express and
communicate your natural
skills (inherent qualities),
acquired expertise (USPs),
values you bring to the
table (reputation), and
personality thus formed
therefrom (image)
The entire personal
branding can hence be the
duration you spend as
you ‘enter the room’
creating a first impression
and the moment you ‘leave
the room’. It is during this
available ‘impact slot’ that
one leaves a personal aura
behind for others
to talk about
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CRUCIAL READ
AMBANI TO INVEST `75K CR IN CLEAN
ENERGY, UNVEILS GOOGLE PHONE
Mumbai: Billionaire Mukesh Ambani on Thursday
announced a Rs 75,000 crore investment in clean
energy over three years, pinned hope on conclud-
ing a USD 15 billion deal with Saudi Aramco this
year and unveiled the much-awaited low-priced
JioPhone Next co-developed with Google as he
unveiled the growth agenda for Reliance Industries.
Reliance will build four ‘Giga factories’ to make solar
cells, batteries for energy storage, making fuel cells
and producing green hydrogen in Gujarat, Reliance
chairman and managing director Mukesh Ambani
said at the company’s annual general meeting with
shareholders. The oil-to-telecom conglomerate,
which owns the world’s biggest oil refining com-
plex, will also set up 100 gigawatts (GW) of solar
power generation capacity by 2030 and invest in
setting up a carbon fibre plant. Meanwhile, Saudi
Aramco chairman and head of Kingdom’s cash-rich
wealth fund PIF Yasir Othman Al-Rumayyan will join
the board of RIL as a precursor to a USD 15 billion
deal that is now expected to conclude this year. RIL
chairman Mukesh Ambani told shareholders that a
deal to sell a 20 per cent stake in the company’s oil-
to-chemical unit to Saudi Aramco was expected to
conclude this year. Harvard educated Al-Rumayyan,
51, will replace Yogendra P Trivedi, 92, who has
expressed a desire to retire, Ambani said.
NEPAL HOUSE DISSOLUTION CASE:
LAWYERS QUESTION PREZ’S INTENT
Kathmandu: Questioning impartiality of President
Bidya Devi Bhandari in May 22 dissolution of
House, lawyers representing petitioners against
the move argued that her actions make it clear
that she didn’t want anybody except KP Sharma
Oli as PM. A five-member Constitutional Bench
of SC led by CJ Cholendra Shumsher Rana began
the hearing, starting with writ jointly filed by 146
lawmakers backing Nepali Congress Prez Sher
Bahadur Deuba’s claim to Prime Ministership.
DELHI GOVT TO HOLD ‘VAN
MAHOTSAV’ FROM JUNE 26 - JUL 11
New Delhi: With an aim to achieve the target to
plant 33 lakh saplings this year, the Delhi govern-
ment is all set to hold ‘Van Mahotsav’ from June
26 to July 11. Environment Minister Gopal Rai will
launch the mega plantation drive on June 26 from
Garhi Mandu at Yamuna Bank. Rai on Thursday
said that all the cabinet ministers of Delhi, the
Speaker of Delhi Legislative Assembly, all MLAs,
NGOs, and RWAs will participate in the mega tree
plantation campaign.
‘MILITANCY-RELATED VIOLENCE
HAS REDUCED BY 50% IN JK’
Srinagar: GOC of
Srinagar-based 15 Corps
Lieutenant General DP
Pandey said criminal
elements controlled from
across the border and by
enemies within the coun-
try are trying to instill
fear among people by
killing unarmed persons.”All the parameters
of violence in Kashmir have come down by
over 50% and the situation is very good.”
MM RANKED NO. 2 ON ‘2021
INDIA’S BEST TO WORK FOR’
Mumbai: Mahindra
Mahindra Ltd. one of In-
dia’s largest automotive
company and World’s
largest tractor company
by volume, announced
that it has been Ranked
No.2 in “India’s Best
Companies To Work For
2021” by the Great Place to Work Institute®.
as it delivers a great workplace experience for
all the employees.
BE ‘VOCAL FOR LOCAL
TOYS’: PM TO PEOPLE
Maha BJP seeks CBI
probe against Dy CM
in Waze, Singh case
Dust storm,
strong wind hit
Delhi; IMD
predicts rain
New Delhi: Delhi wit-
nessed a sudden change
in weather on Thursday
afternoon as dust storm
and strong wind hit
parts of the national
capital.
According to the In-
dian Metrological De-
partment (IMD), the
thunderstorm with
light to moderate inten-
sity rain and gusty
winds with speed of 30-
50 Kilometre per hour
would occur over and
adjoining areas of en-
tire Delhi and its ad-
joining regions and
some regions of Hary-
ana, UP and Rajasthan
during the next 2 hours.
Meanwhile, PM 10 was
predominant pollutant
owing to strong surface
winds favourable for
raising dust concentra-
tion locally and trans-
port of dust from arid
regions, as per the IMD.
“The air quality is like-
ly to improve margin-
ally but remains in
Moderate to Satisfacto-
ry category on June 26,”
it said. —ANI
Mumbai: Maharashtra
BJP president Chandra-
kant Patil on Thursday
demanded a CBI in-
quiry against state Dep-
uty Chief Minister Ajit
Pawar and Transport
Minister Anil Parab in
connection with cases
related to senior IPS of-
ficer Param Bir Singh
and former policeman
Sachin Waze.
Patil was speaking at
the state party conven-
tion held here.
“The state BJP has
passed a resolution to
demand a CBI inquiry
against DyCM Ajit Pa-
war and Shiv Sena lead-
er and Transport Minis-
ter Anil Parab into
their alleged involve-
ment in cases related to
Param Bir Singh and
Waze,” Patil said.
Singh was shifted
from the post of Mum-
bai police commission-
er to the Home Guards
department in March
this year amid the con-
troversy over Waze’s al-
leged involvement in
the case an explosives-
laden SUV found near
industrialist Mukesh
Ambani’s house here in
February
. —ANI
Ajit Pawar
Kolkata: The Calcutta
High Court on Thurs-
day reserved the judge-
ment on a plea of West
Bengal Chief Minister
Mamata Banerjee chal-
lenging Nandigram
election results.
The Chief Minister
also appeared for the
hearing virtually. A
bench of Justice
Kausik Chanda said
the petitioner has full
right to move for rec-
usal and rest assured,
the matter will be de-
cided judicially
.
JusticeChandaasked
Singhvi if he is aware
of BJP’s organizational
structure. In reply to
Justice Chanda, Singh-
vi said, “I have many
friends in BJP. I am
broadly aware.”
To this, Justice
Chanda said, “You law-
yers also have political
affiliations. You are
from Congress and
Mookherjee has BJP
background. But you
are appearing for
TMC’s Mamata Baner-
jee’s case.” —ANI
New Delhi: The CBI on
Thursday carried out
searches at six locations
after registering a fresh
case of fraud of Rs 2,435
crore in YES Bank and
other consortium banks
against former Cromp-
ton Greaves chairman
Gautam Thapar who is
already under probe in
more such cases, offi-
cials said.
The searches took
place at six locations in
Mumbai, Delhi and Gur-
gaon. This is a new case
againstThapar,whowas
bookedrecentlyinRs466
crore fraud case in Yes
Bank, the officials said.
Along with Thapar,
several other execu-
tives of the company
have been booked in the
case. —PTI
Calcutta HC reserves judgement
on Nandigram election result
YES Bank fraud: CBI books
Gautam Thapar, others
IN THE COURTYARD
PM CALLS FOR INNOVATION IN INDIA’S TOY SECTOR DEFAMATION CASE OVER
MODI SURNAME REMARK
It was rhetorical,
RaGa tells court
Surat: Congress leader
Rahul Gandhi told a
court in Gujarat that his
remarks on “Modi sur-
name”duringanelection
rally in 2019 was nothing
but a “rhetorical” com-
ment. Rahul Gandhi ap-
peared before a magiste-
rial court in Surat to de-
fendhimself inadefama-
tion suit that was filed by
a Gujarat BJP MLA.
“I didn’t mean to tar-
get any community. I
said it in a rhetorical
manner during an elec-
tion campaign while
talking about corrup-
tion. I don’t remember
much about this,” Ra-
hul Gandhi said.
WHAT IS THE CASE?
At an election rally held
at Kolar in Karnataka
on April 13, 2019, Rahul
Gandhi had reportedly
asked, “Nirav Modi,
Lalit Modi, Narendra
Modi... how come they
all have Modi as the
common surname. How
come all the thieves
have Modi as the com-
mon surname?” —PTI
Toycathon-2021: Modi said 80% toys were being imported; it is very
important to change this situation improve India’s ‘Toyconomy’
New Delhi: Calling on
people to be “vocal for
local toys”, Prime Min-
ister Narendra Modi on
Thursday said about 80
% of the toys were be-
ing imported by India
with crores of rupees
going abroad and as-
serted that it was very
important to change
this situation.
Noting that India’s
share is only about 1.5
billion dollars (over Rs
11,000 crore) in the glob-
al toy market of approx-
imately 100 billion dol-
lars (Rs. 7.5 lakh crore),
Modi pitched for im-
proving the country’s
standing in what he
called ‘Toyconomy’ or
the economic aspects of
the toys and gaming in-
dustry
.
Prime Minister Modi
made the remarks after
interacting with par-
ticipants of Toyca-
thon-2021 via video con-
ferencing.
Toycathon-2021 was
jointly launched by the
Ministry of Education,
Ministry of Women
Child Development,
Ministry of MSMEs,
DPIIT, AICTE on Janu-
ary 5, 2021 to crowd-
source innovative toys
and games ideas.
“Today, we import
around 80% of our toys
from abroad. Which
means crores of rupees
of the country are going
abroad on them. It is
very important to
change this situation,”
Modi said.
“In order to take the
benefits to these seg-
ments, we need to be vo-
cal for local toys,” Modi
asserted. —PTI
PM MODI PAYS
TRIBUTE TO
SAINT KABIR
‘MAHARASHTRA
GOVT LIES WITH
CONFIDENCE’
New Delhi: PM Modi
paid tribute to mystic
poet and saint Kabir Das
on his birth anniversary,
and said he not only at-
tacked social ills but also
gave the message of
humanity and love to the
world. The path shown
by him will continue to
inspire every generation
to move forward with
brotherhood and harmo-
ny, Modi said. The prime
minister also posted
pictures of his visit to
the site where Kabir Das
is believed to have been
buried. —PTI
Mumbai: Maharashtra
BJP leader Devendra
Fadnavis accused the
MVA government say-
ing, “It is a wrong thing,
but I think we need to
learn something from
this government. The
way it spreads lies with
confidence every day,
it has baffled me. We
should learn to possess
this confidence and not
the lying trait from this
government,” he said.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses
the Toycathon-2021, through video
conferencing. —PHOTO BY PTI
Rahul Gandhi arrives at a magistrate’s court in Surat for criminal
defamation case over ‘Modi surname’ remark. —PHOTO BY PTI
Rajnath Singh with Admiral Karambir Singh, during an aerial
survey of ‘Project Seabird’ in Karwar. —PHOTO BY PTI
Singh lauds Navy’s commitment
towards ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’
Bengaluru: Defence
Defence Minister Ra-
jnath Singh lauded the
Indian Navy on Thurs-
dayonitseffortstoboost
self-reliance saying
more than two-thirds of
the Navy’s modernisa-
tion budget has been
spent on indigenous
procurement in the last
five financial years. Ra-
jnath was reviewing the
progress of Phase-II of
Karwar also known as
Project Seabird. “I want
Karwar Naval base to be
Asia’s biggest. I will
even try to raise the
budget for it,” he said
while addressing the
press.
Lauding the navy’s
commitment towards
‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’,
he stated that out of the
48 ships and subma-
rines, 46 are being in-
ducted through indige-
nous construction.
Singh said, “Commis-
sioning of Indigenous
AircraftCarrierVikrant
will be a momentous oc-
casion in history of In-
dian defence as it is co-
inciding with 75th anni-
versary of India’s Inde-
pendence.” —ANI
NSA DOVAL PITCHES FOR ‘ACTION
PLAN’ BY SCO AGAINST LET, JEM
Dushanbe: National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval
did some tough talk in Dushanbe at SCO NSA meet and
urged SCO to bring action plan against Pakistan based
terror outfits Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed
as part of Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO)
framework. According to sources, NSA Doval proposed
that an action plan against LeT and JeM as part of SCO
framework. He emphasised the adoption of international
standards to counter terror financing including an MOU
between SCO Financial Action Task Force. —ANI
NADDA SLAMS DIGVIJAY, KAMAL NATH
Their main aim is to create
confusion among people: Nadda
Bhopal: Hitting out
at senior Congress
leaders Digvijay Sin-
gh and Kamal Nath
over their recent state-
ments on the abroga-
tion of Article 370 in
JK and the coronavi-
rus situation, respec-
tively, BJP president
JP Nadda accused
them of creating con-
fusion in the minds of
people.
Addressing a day-
long meeting of MP
BJP’s executive com-
mittee virtually from
New Delhi, he said
that these (Congress)
leaders forget that
they are actually
speaking out against
the country
.
“You have seen
what kind of excellent
views he has on the
abrogation of Article
370 and 35 A.” “Their
main aim is to create
confusion in the
minds of the people
and it is their habit,”
Nadda alleged.
He praised Modi’s
leadership said that
no stone was left un-
turned in saving 130
crore people during
the pandemic. —PTI

New Delhi: Twitter In-
dia head Manish Ma-
heshwari, who has chal-
lenged UP Police sum-
mons over the Ghazi-
abad assault case, has
been given court relief
till Monday
. The single
bench of Justice G Nar-
ender said the police
can examine Mahesh-
wari through virtual
mode. “If the police de-
sire to examine the peti-
tioner (Manish Ma-
heshwari), they may do
so through virtual
mode,” the court said.
“If the matter re-
quires consideration,
we list it on June 29.In
the meanwhile restrain-
ing the respondents
from initiating any co-
ercive action against
the petitioner,” the
court maintained.
Maheshwari had ap-
proached the High
Court for transit antici-
patory bail in connec-
tion with the FIR filed
by police over tweets on
the assault of an elderly
Abdul Samad a Muslim
man in Ghaziabad.
“It is case of petition-
er that he has replied to
notice under section 160
of CrPC to join through
virtual mode. The re-
spondent (Ghaziabad
police) taking objection
totherequesthasturned
around and issued no-
tice under section 41(A)
virtually putting him in
shoes of accused,” it ob-
served. Appearing on
behalf of Maheshwari,
advocate C V Nagesh
saidsomeonehadposted
a video on the Twitter
platform alleging that a
Muslim was forced to
chant ‘Jai Sri Ram’
‘Vande Mataram’.
When he refused, his
beard was cut. Subse-
quently a notice under
section 161 of the CrPC
was issued to Mahesh-
wari by email and re-
sponding to it, he said
he would be ready to ap-
pear virtually
.
Twitter India MD
Manish Maheshwari,
who lives in Bengaluru
in Karnataka received a
notice from the Ghazi-
abad police on June 17
and was asked to join
the probe. —Agencies
INDIA
06
Get jabbed...
We all need to continue
to put pressure on the
govt to arrange vac-
cines in sufficient num-
bers,” Gehlot tweeted
on Thursday.
Meanwhile, address-
ing the people of the
state via micro blog-
ging site Twitter, Ge-
hlot appealed, “Every-
one must get them-
selves vaccinated when
their turn comes. Delta
Plus, a new form of co-
rona has also entered
India and more than 40
infected have been
found in the country. It
is more dangerous than
the delta variant of the
corona that spread in
the second wave, so
now extra caution is
needed.”
In yet another tweet,
Gehlot said, “Our con-
dolences to all those
who have lost their
family members due to
Covid. Today, after sev-
eral months, there has
been no death due to
corona in the state,
which is very satisfac-
tory. If all of us follow
the covid protocol prop-
erly with masks, then
covid can be defeated.”
PM brings...
“Our priority is to
strengthen grassroots
democracy in JK. De-
limitation has to hap-
pen at a quick pace so
that polls can happen
and JK gets an elected
Government that gives
strength to JK’s de-
velopment trajectory,”
he said. The prime min-
ister said it was the big-
gest strength of Indian
democracy that people
can sit across a table
and exchange views.
The four former
chief ministers of the
erstwhile state who
participated in the dis-
cussions were Farooq
Abdullah and his son
Omar Abdullah of the
National Conference,
Congress’ Ghulam
Nabi Azad and PDP
chief Mehbooba Mufti.
FROM PG 1
INTERIM COURT RELIEF FOR
TWITTERINDIAMDTILLMON
Maheshwari on Thursday appeared before the Karnataka High Court ‘TO DISRUPT PEACE’
New Delhi: The Del-
hi Police special cell
have arrested 4 stu-
dents from Ladakh
in connection with a
low-intensity IED
blast that took place
near the Israel Em-
bassy on January 29.
Police sources told
that students were
detained from Kargil
brought to Delhi
on Thursday for
questioning.
While the case is
being probed by the
National Investiga-
tion Agency (NIA),
the Special Cell in
Delhi registered a
case of “conspiracy”
behind the blast and
picked up the 4. The
NIA had announced
a reward of Rs 10
lakh each for the
identification of two
people captured on
CCTV camera, alleg-
edly planting explo-
sive material outside
the Israeli embassy
.
After the incident,
Delhi police found
footage which shows
two men, including a
man wearing a jack-
et and carrying a
bag, walking on the
pavement minutes
before the blast.
CCTV footage shows
them walking on the
road with their faces
covered, police said.
Four Ladakh students
held over blast near
Delhi’s Israel Embassy
C’garh CM to
finalise strategy
for top-priority
schemes
Security personnel inspect the area after a low intensity
blast outside Israeli Embassy on January 29, in New Delhi.
Raipur: After the com-
mencement of new de-
velopment works worth
Rs 7,084 crores in Chhat-
tisgarh in the last 15
days, CM Bhupesh
Baghel is scheduled to
undertake meetings for
15 consecutive days to
finalise the speedy-im-
plementation strategy
for top-priority schemes
in the state. As per a re-
lease issued by the state
government, the depart-
ment ministers sen-
ior-most officers along
with the subject experts
would attend the afore-
mentioned meetings.
Meanwhile, the CM will
also review the progress
of major schemes relat-
ed to farmers work-
ers, along with the
works related to miner-
als, energy, health,
home, food, drinking
water, irrigation.
Meghalaya HC: Vax by force
violates fundamental rights
Sensex rallies 393 points
amid firm global cues
Twitter India head Manish Maheshwari
New Delhi: The Megha-
laya HC held that forced
vaccination violates
fundamental rights as
mandated under Article
19(1)(g) of the Indian
Constitution, Bar
Bench reported. The
court observed forcing
shopkeepers, taxi driv-
ers etc. to get vaccinated
as a condition for re-
suming their business
or profession “vitiates
the very fundamental
purpose of welfare at-
tached to it.” “However,
vaccination by force or
being made mandatory
by adopting coercive
methods, vitiates the
very fundamental pur-
pose of the welfare at-
tached to it. It impinges
on the fundamental
right(s) as such, espe-
cially when it affects the
right to means of liveli-
hood which makes it
possible for a person to
live,” Bar Bench quot-
ed the HC judgment.
Mumbai:Equitybench-
mark Sensex rallied 393
points on Thursday,
tracking gains in Info-
sys, TCS and HDFC
Bank amid a positive
trend in global markets.
The 30-share BSE in-
dex ended 392.92 points
or 0.75 per cent higher
at 52,699. Similarly, the
broader NSE Nifty
surged 103.50 points or
0.66percentto15,790.45.
Infosys was the top
gainer in the Sensex
pack, rising over 3 per
cent, followed by TCS,
Tech Mahindra, HCL
Tech and Asian Paints.
On the other hand, Re-
liance Industries,
Bharti Airtel, Power-
Grid and SBI were
among the laggards.
According to Binod
Modi, Head-Strategy
at Reliance Securities,
benchmarks recovered
sharply mainly led by
sharp rebound in fi-
nancials and IT.
Kolkata: Bengal CM
Mamata Banerjee on
Thursday urged PM
Modi to intervene in se-
curing WHO approval
for the Covaxin corona-
virus vaccine. Banerjee
flagged concerns of In-
dian citizens - students
in particular - unable to
travel abroad for now
because the vaccine had
not yet been approved
by the World Health Or-
ganization.
Banerjee flagged con-
cerns of Indian citizens
- students in particular
- unable to travel abroad
for now because the
vaccine had not yet
been approved by the
World Health Organiza-
tion.
“Hence, I request
your kind intervention
so early approval is re-
ceived for Covaxin so
students do not face any
problem. This will also
benefit people travel-
ling for any other pur-
poses,” she wrote.
Meanwhile in anoth-
er development, in ac-
cordance with a Cal-
cutta HC order, a
7-member committee
of NHRC arrived in
West Bengal to probe
complaints of post-poll
violence in West Ben-
gal, sources said. The
panel is headed by
NHRC member Rajeev
Jain. They will hold a
meeting before visiting
violence-hit areas.
—Agencies
Mamata asks PM Modi to
get WHO nod for Covaxin
New Delhi: India on
Thursday brushed
aside Pakistani leader-
ship’s recent assertions
about the Kashmir is-
sue and India’s role in
Afghanistan, and said
Islamabad should focus
on creating an atmos-
phere conducive to nor-
mal bilateral relations
by taking action against
terrorism.
EAM spokesperson
Arindam Bagchi was
responding to com-
ments by Pakistan for-
eign minister Shah
Mahmood Qureshi that
India’s presence in Af-
ghanistan is larger than
it ought to be, and PM
Imran Khan’s conten-
tion that both countries
wouldn’t need nuclear
weapons if they settled
the Kashmir issue.
Bagchi also dis-
missed the Pakistan
prime minister’s com-
ments on the Kashmir
issue, saying: “Regard-
ing developments in
Jammu and Kashmir,
this is clearly an inter-
nal matter for India.”
On bilateral relations
with Pakistan, Bagchi
said, “We (India) desire
normal relations with
all our neighbours in-
cluding Pakistan. Paki-
stan must work towards
creating a conducive
atmosphere including
by taking credible veri-
fiable and irreversible
actions to not allow any
territory under its con-
trol to be used for cross
border terrorism
against India in any
manner.”
The Indian govern-
ment made similar re-
marks in a debate on
the annual report of the
UN Security Council to
the General Assembly
on June 11. —Agencies
IndiarejectsPak’sremarkson
Kashmir, Af, says focus on terror
Mamata Banerjee
 Nearly 200 terror-
ists active in Kash-
mir, hope to elimi-
nate most by end of
2021: Chinar Corps
Commander
 J-K’s Army Good-
will School renamed
after late colonel
Ashutosh Sharma
 Madras HC
seeks DRDO, health
ministry response on
only 1 lab to produce
Covid-19 drug
 Work on Central
Vista going as per
schedule: Puri
 Expelled by herd,
Jharkhand elephant
kills 16 men in 2 mth
HIGHLIGHTS
Being a legislator
of the BJP, Mukul
Roy can become a
member of the public
accounts commit-
tee (PAC) of the
West Bengal legisla-
tive assembly, CM
Mamata Banerjee told
the media during a
press conference on
Thursday afternoon,
stoking speculations
that TMC wants Roy
to be the commit-
tee’s chairman, a
post conventionally
enjoyed by the main
opposition party.
MUKUL ROY
ELIGIBLE FOR
ASSEMBLY
PANEL AS BJP
MLA: DIDI
New Delhi: Congress
President Sonia Gan-
dhi on Thursday said
the party must play an
active role in ensuring
full COVID-19 vaccina-
tion coverage and ad-
dress vaccine hesitan-
cy wherever evident.
She also said that
country needs to pre-
pare for the possible
third wave and take
proactive measures so
that children are
spared this calamity
.
Addressing a meet-
ing of party general
secretaries and in-
charges of AICC in
various states, she
called upon party lead-
ers and workers to con-
tinue to put pressure
on the union govern-
ment to ensure that
the daily rate of vac-
cination trebles so that
75% of the population
gets fully vaccinated
by end of this year.
Her comments come
in the wake of the BJP
accusing the Congress
of aiding vaccine hesi-
tancy
. “On the pandem-
ic, let me say that it is
absolutely essential
that our party plays an
active role in ensuring
full vaccination cover-
age. No doubt, this is
dependent entirely on
the adequacy of vac-
cine supply,” she said
addressing the party
leaders virtually
. Quot-
ing experts, she said
they are talking of pos-
sible third wave in a
few months from now
and some have pointed
to the vulnerability of
children in the coming
months. —PTI
Sonia to Congmen: Address vax hesitancy
CRUCIAL READ
SHABANA AZMI FALLS PREY
TO ONLINE PAYMENT SCAM
JAISHANKAR TO TRAVEL TO GREECE, ITALY THIS WEEK
CENTRE SIGNS USD 32 MN
LOAN WITH WORLD BANK
Mumbai: Veteran actor Shabana Azmi has
found herself at the receiving end of online
fraud. On Thursday, Shabana took to
Twitter to alert social media users about
how she has been cheated by one of the
Mumbai-based alcohol delivery platforms.
“BEWARE... I have been cheated by them.
#Living Liquidz I paid upfront and when
the ordered item didnt turn up they
stopped picking up my calls!
New Delhi: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar will embark on a two-day
bilateral visit to Greece on Friday to hold talks with his Greek counterpart,
according to Ministry of External Affairs (MEA). Following Greece, Jaishankar will
travel to Italy to attend the G20 Ministerial meeting, MEA spokesperson Arnidam
Bagchi said. “EAM Jaishankar will be making a bilateral visit on June 25-26 to
hold talks with Greece counterpart along with other engagement,” Bagchi said.
New Delhi: The Centre, Government of
Mizoram and the World Bank have signed
a USD 32 million Mizoram Health
Systems Strengthening Project to
improve the management capacity and
quality of health services in Mizoram,
particularly for the benefit of under-served
areas, vulnerable groups to strengthen
the coverage of services delivered by the
state government health systems.
SC refuses to order
uniform scheme policy
CLASS 12 RESULTS
New Delhi: Supreme
Court today said there
cannot be a uniform
scheme for assessment
for all state boards
across India. The apex
court refused to pass
such an order while
hearing a plea seeking
cancellation of the class
12 examination.
“Each board is au-
tonomous and different
and hence the court
cannot pass order on
scrapping of class 12 ex-
ams,” a bench compris-
ing Justices AM Khan-
wilkar and Dinesh Ma-
heshwari observed.
“We direct the boards
to ensure that the
scheme is formulated at
the earliest and not lat-
er than 10 days from to-
day and also declare the
internal assessment
results by July 31, 2021,
like the timeline speci-
fied for CBSE and
CISCE,” the bench said
in its order. The top
court was hearing a
plea that has sought di-
rections to states to not
hold board examina-
tions in view of the
COVID-19 pandemic.
UP MAN ASSAULT CASE

NEWS
07
Solanki writes to CM to
cancel `25 cr tender
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chaksu
MLA Ved Prakash
Solanki, of
Sachin Pilot
camp, has
demanded
from Chief
m i n i s t e r
Ashok Ge-
hlot to can-
cel a tender of Rs. 25
crore. He alleged
that one officer has
got the right of ten-
der in PHED.
The MLA also de-
manded from the
CM to bring the ex-
ecutive engineer
office-Chaksu and
assistant engineer-
Bisalpur project of-
fice under
Jaipur-I of
PHED.
He said
that most of
the villages
in his con-
s t i t u e n cy
get drinking water
from Bisalpur but
the system of water
supply is not proper
as such the offices
of both AEN and
Bisalpur project of-
ficer be shifted.
Honour scheme for officials under JJM
First India Bureau
Under the Jal
Jeevan Mission
(JJM), the PHED
department will
honour the best
performing officers
in achieving the
goals of ‘Har Ghar
Nal Connection’ at
the state level
function every year.
For this, a
Performance Audit
Mechanism has
been prepared by the
department to
evaluate the
achievements of
Additional Chief
Engineers,
Superintending
Engineers,
Divisional
Commissioners, and
District Collectors
under the prescribed
parameters.
Villagers collects drinking water from a road side
water tap during a hot summer day on the outskirts
Village of Ajmer.
Rural women go the extra mile in walk for drinking water in Rajasthan villages during hot summer. —PHOTO BY ANAND SHARMA HIMANSHU SHARMA
Additional Chief Secretary (ACS)
Sudhansh Pant informed that un-
der JJM, 101.32 lakh families of
43,362 villages of the state are to
be connected with ‘Har Ghar Nal
Connection’ by the year 2024. Of
these, ‘Har Ghar Nal Connection’
has been issued to more than
20.07 lakh families so far.
Pant said that on the basis of best
performance from the ranking
system, 2 divisional commission-
ers, 5 district collectors, 3 ACEs
and 5 SEs will be selected every
year in four categories. Initially,
in the year 2021-22, officers who
have made a significant contribu-
tion in JJM will be selected.
For the ACEs, there will be marks
on the basis of number of ‘Har
Ghar Nal Connection’, ‘Village
with Tap Connection’ and ‘Village
Action Plan’. Collectors will do
intensive monitoring of all the
works in their districts to achieve
the goals of JJM.
TARGET SET FOR 2024,
SAYS ACS PANT
MARKS ON BASIS OF
WORK EFFICIENCY
DIST COLLECTORS TO
MONITOR ALL WORK
FCI depot officials held
for taking bribe of Rs 1L
Mahajan preps
Jodhpur for Covid
third wave
POLLSAMID 3rdWAVEATHREAT!
Will quit politics if farmers
lose land: Min Chaudhary
First India Bureau
Bharatpur: A quality
control manager and
an assistant of a Food
Corporation of India
(FCI) depot were ar-
rested by Anti-Corrup-
tion Bureau in Bharat-
pur district on Thurs-
day for allegedly taking
a bribe of Rs 1 lakh,
officials said.
The accused have
been identified as
Munnulal Maurya,
quality control man-
ager, and Vinod Kumar
Kashyap, assistant
Grade 1, they said.
A complaint was re-
ceived that the accused
had demanded Re 1 per
sack for issuing deposit
receipts to Aditya
Agarwal whose firm
had transported one
lakh sacks of grain
from Bharatpur’s Roop-
was Mandi to the FCI
depot, an official said.
Aditya said that he has
the power of attorney
of Mahaveer trading
company. He said that
the sacks have been
kept in the FCI godown
since June 17 but due to
non-payment of money,
his sacks were not de-
posited.
Jaipur: District In-
charge Secretary
Naveen Mahajan took
stock of under con-
struction trauma hospi-
tal in the premises of
MDM Hospital and the
newly constructed
OPD building at Umaid
Hospital on Thursday.
He was accompanied
by the District Collec-
tor Inderjit Singh. The
trauma hospital will
be a six-storey build-
ing. The Secretary-in-
charge Mahajan di-
rected to make the
MDM Trauma Hospi-
tal operational by Au-
gust 15 in view of the
possible third wave of
the corona.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Despite appre-
hension of third
wave of coronavi-
rus, preparations
for conducting Zila
Parishad and Pan-
chayat samiti elec-
tions in 12 dis-
tricts have started.
In Jaipur, the lottery
for reservation of 51
wards of Jaipur Zilla
Parishad and 50 wards
of Panchayat Samiti,
Paota and Bassi will be
drawn on Friday
.
According to an
official of the
district ad-
ministra-
tion, the
reservation
of wards will
be decided
through lottery in
the presence of MLAs
in Jaipur Collectorate
Auditorium at 4 pm Fri-
day
.
With the end of the
term of the board in all
the Panchayat Samitis
and Zilla Parishads of
Jaipur district on 7 Feb-
ruary 2020, the com-
mandcameinthehands
of the administrators.
Apart from Jaipur, elec-
tions of Zila Parishad
and Panchayat Samiti
members are to be held
in Alwar, Baran, Dausa,
Bharatpur, Dholpur,
Jodhpur, Kota, Karauli,
Sawai Madhopur, Siro-
hi and Sri Ganganagar.
First India Bureau
Bharatpur: Union
Minister of State for Ag-
riculture Kailash
Chaudhary
on Thursday
said that he
would step
down as a
minister and
leave politics
permanently
if farmers’
land is snatched away
owing to the new agri-
culture laws.
“The opposition is
saying that the farmer’s
land will be lost with the
new agriculture law. If
even an inch of farmer’s
land is lost, I will retire
from politics and will
resign from my post,”
the minister
said. He said
that the central
government is
ready to talk to
the farmer
leaders on the
issues. “If any
leader has any
objection to any clause
in the law, then it will be
discussed in detail and
if it is worth resolving
then it will also be re-
solved,” he said.
The two accused FCI officials (in circle) in Anti-Corruption Bureau
custody in Bharatpur on Thursday.
Hanumangarh: The
Anti Corruption Bu-
reau team under the
leadership of ASP Tej-
pal Singh took action
in the CMHO office of
Sri Ganganagar and
trapped two clerks
Babu Sandeep Jakhar
and Pankaj Verma
who had demanded
a bribe of Rs 30,000
from the complainant
Jaspal Singh.
Jhunjhunu: Head constable Mahendra Singh of
Jhunjhunu’s Malsisar PS was arrested by the
Sikar ACB team with a bribe of Rs 10,000. ACB
Sikar DSP Zakir Akhtar said that Gajendra Singh
had complained to Sikar ACB that his brother was
assaulted by the neighbors on June 10 and case
was filed at Malsisar police station.
Bhilwara: Bhilwara
ACB arrested a head
constable posted in
Rajsamand red-
handed while taking
bribe from the owner
of a farm house Hira
Lal Gurjar for allowing
supply of gravel trac-
tors. Onkar Rawat, in-
charge of Bair Kuathal
police post, was
caught red handed
taking Rs 2,000.
2 CLERKS IN
CMHO HELD
HEAD CONSTABLE
HELD WITH `2K
Deepti meets Javadekar,
demands Environment
Park for Rajsamand
Deepti Maheshwari with Union Environment Minister
Prakash Javadekar in New Delhi on Thursday.
First India Bureau
New Delhi: Rajsa-
mand MLA Deepti
Maheshwari met For-
est and Environment
Minister Prakash Ja-
vadekar and urged
him for setting up of
an Environment Park
in Rajsamand, a big
centre of tourism.
The National Envi-
ronment Park will be
very beneficial for the
protection of the en-
vironment system of
Aravalli mountain
range and Banas riv-
er valley, she said.
Deepti also urged
Javadekar to make all
the channels shown
on DD Free Dish as an
OTT platform and
broadcast on it as well
as many homes do not
have cable and DTH
connections. This
will bring immense
convenience to people
watching TV broad-
casts over Internet
and broadband. Free
broadcast television
channels can also be
shown on this OTT
platform, she said.
HEAD CONSTABLE HELD WITH `10K
Rajendra Rathore
@Rajendra4BJP
Sanyam Lodha ji is
fortunate that every
time in assembly
polls, Cong does
not give him a ticket
considering him ineli-
gible, yet he becomes
an advocate of the
govt by winning as an
Independent.
Time
TWEET
Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot’s economic
affairs advisor and
former Union Finance
Secretary Arvind
Mayaram has tweeted
a cartoon about hiring
of pilots. The tweet has
been widely discussed
in political circles and
even Twitter users
have termed it as satire
on former deputy CM
Sachin Pilot. Arvind
Mayaram has writ-
ten with the cartoon
– ‘Wicked Wit’. The
caption of the cartoon
reads as, “I have no fly-
ing experience or pilot’s
licence. Recruit me for
the cancelled flights”.
Alwar poet and satirist
Ved Mathur commented
on the tweet tagging
Sachin Pilot, “Sir, it
seems to be posted in
Gehlot ji’s chamcha-
giri.” To this Mayaram
replied, “I have left such
activities to you, sir.”
—First India Bureau
HIRING A PILOT!
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief secre-
tary Niranjan Arya on
Thursday said that un-
der the Gaushala Vi-
kas Yojana, work of
infrastructure devel-
opment should be
done by providing
grants to more and
more eligible Gausha-
las. Arya gave in-
structions to the offic-
ers while presiding
over the meeting of
State Level Advisory
Committee of Cow
Protection and Pro-
motion Fund.
Arya said that op-
erators can take ad-
vantageof thisscheme
by contributing only
10% of the amount.
Under this, infrastruc-
ture development
works like construc-
tion of shed, fodder
storage house, etc. can
be done up to Rs 10
lakh. Arya directed to
benefit gaushalas
from departmental
schemes, including
giving grants to
gaushalas on time,
training to gaushala-
gau dairy representa-
tives and setting up
Nandi Shalas.
Secretary, Depart-
ment of Gopalan, Dr.
Arushi Malik said in
the last financial year,
a grant of about Rs 572
crore was distributed
to gaushalas.
Arya pitches for timely development
grant to eligible gaushalas in Raj
CS Niranjan Arya and Dr Arushi Malik during meeting of the
advisory committee of cow protection and promotion fund.
DRONE SURVEY IN RAJ UNDER
PRASHASAN SHEHRON KE SANG
Jaipur: In a meeting chaired by advisor of
UDH department GS Sandhu, a committee
headed by Chief town planner RK Vijay-
vargiya was formed on Thursday for con-
ducting drone survey under ‘Prashashan
Shehron Ke Sang’. Joint secy UDH, AD
of LSG dept, officers from the finance
branch of JDA and retired CE GL Agrawal
have been included in committee.

Jaipur: Congress chief
whip in the Rajasthan
Assembly Mahesh
Joshi, who had refused
to appear before the
Delhi Police Crime
Branch in connection
with a phone tapping
case lodged on a com-
plaint by Gajendra Sin-
gh Shekhawat, on
Thursday called the Un-
ion minister a “fugi-
tive”, a remark that in-
vited a sharp reaction
from the BJP.
“Union minister Ga-
jendraSinghShekhawat
is running away from
giving voice sample to
the Anti-Corruption Bu-
reau of Rajasthan in
connection with the au-
dio tapes. If he is clean,
then why is he running
away? He is a fugitive on
moral grounds. He
shouldappearbeforethe
ACB and give a voice
sample. The police may
not declare him to be a
fugitive, but the people
know it. Based on the
viral audio on social me-
dia, I had registered a
case in the ACB. It is Ga-
jendra Singh’s voice in
the viral audio,” the rul-
ing party’’s leader told
reporters outside the
Pradesh Congress Com-
mittee (PCC) office.
Following his re-
marks, the Congress
leader’s support-
ers started
shouting slo-
gans against
S h e k h a w a t ,
calling him a
‘’bhagoda’’ (fu-
gitive).
Meanwhile,
Joshi also hit
back on
Depu-
tyLoPRajendraRathore
who had question as to
whyJoshiwassurprised
on Delhi police’s notice.
“I am surprised because
there is no legality in
Delhi Police’s notice.
The nation is governed
by laws and not by any
political party
. It is the
responsibility of the
party in power to rule
lawfully
. I do not want to
have the knowledge of
being locked in jail and
coming out as known to
Rathore. It is due to
this gyaan that
Rathore has start-
ed being cautious
in his behaviour.
He even com-
mented on an
old friend of his
like Health Min-
isterRaghu
S h a r -
ma.Inhisthreetermsas
minister, he has not
reached any major
achievement whereas
Raghu Sharma has left
his mark in merely two
andahalf years.Rathore
is not able to digest the
achievements of Raghu
Sharma,” he said.
Joshi has sent a reply
to the notice sent by the
Delhi Police Crime
Branch, which had
asked him to appear be-
fore it on Thursday
. The
Congress leader said he
was not named in the
FIR that was registered
in March this year by
the Delhi Police against
the Officer on Special
Duty (OSD) to the Ra-
jasthan chief minister,
Lokesh Sharma, on the
complaint by Shekha-
wat, who is also the BJP
MP from Jodhpur.
Success and Happiness are inter-
related. But happiness in what
you do is the key to success.
—Jagdeesh Chandra, CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/010/2019-21
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur: After taking a
state-level review meet-
ing regarding quality
control on Wednesday,
Rajasthan Housing
Board Commissioner,
Pawan Arora has now
decided to conduct sur-
prise inspections of all
the important projects
under construction in
entire Rajasthan. Un-
der this, the Commis-
sioner, along with the
higher officials on
Thursday, conducted a
surprise inspection of
the housing scheme be-
ing developed at Niwai
town in Tonk district
and the residential
scheme being devel-
oped at Vatika in
Jaipur. In addition, he
sent Chief Engineer,
Additional Chief Engi-
neer and Deputy Hous-
ing Commissioner lev-
el officers at other sites
to take stock of the
work progress.
RHB Commissioner
Arora while inspecting
the projects, said that
the Board is serious
about the quality of its
construction works and
expressed satisfaction
over the progress of the
work going on at the Ni-
wai Housing Scheme
and also appreciated
the quality of construc-
tion. He directed offi-
cials to plant a large
number of saplings
during the upcoming
monsoon season. He
further instructed
them to chalk out a plan
regarding the commer-
cial land available un-
dert the scheme, fur-
ther adding that plots
to develop huge show-
rooms would be auc-
tioned here in the near
future.
After this, he con-
ducted a surprise in-
spection of Vatika
Housing Scheme,
wherein, he instructed
the concerned officials
to speed up the work
and complete the con-
struction work in a
timely manner.
“The Board is ex-
tremely serious about
the quality of con-
struction works and is
using such construc-
tion material in its pro-
jects, which usually
people do not even use
in their homes. It is
mandatory for every
Engineer to install the
“RHB Sajag” app on
their respective mobile
phone, which has been
developed by the Hous-
ing Board for quality
check. Engineers have
to regularly inspect the
projects, share the pho-
tographs of construc-
tion work and upload
their comments. Due to
this, the quality moni-
toring of construction
works is possible at a
high level,” Arora said.
RHB Commissioner conducted surprise inspection of housing projects
FOR PROVIDING BEST QUALITY IN ITS SCHEMES
Shekhawat a ‘Bhagoda’ in people’s eyes;
it’s his voice in viral audio: Joshi
WAR OF WORDS IN RAJASTHAN PHONE TAPPING CASE
Abhishek Srivastava
Jaipur: Constructing
illegal buildings in
far flung places where
not many people
reach may be easy for
people, but when ille-
gal buildings are con-
structed in the state
capital, right under
the nose of the En-
forcement Wing of
the Jaipur Develop-
ment Authority
(JDA), it raises sev-
eral questions while
also posing a ‘chal-
lenge’ for the authori-
ties to take action
since by the time the
owner of such build-
ings would try to get
the construction le-
galised.
The recent matter
pertains of the ten
showrooms con-
structed opposite
Mansarover Metro
Station near Gopal-
pura Bypass. While
till few weeks back a
marriage garden was
functional here, now
there are ten show-
rooms and a few shops
in its place, and that
too with Zero Set-
backs, going against
the norms. In fact, the
work has been fin-
ished at such a pace
that few showrooms
have even been let out
while the shops, con-
structed behind the
showrooms, have also
become operational.
How can such ac-
tivity occur without
anyone noticing? So,
here is the catch:
Highly placed sourc-
es reveal that the de-
partment turned a
blind eye to the entire
development since it
is related to a ‘power-
ful and resourceful’
former Councillor of
the Bhartiya Janta
Party!
This now raises an-
other question... Do
BJP’s former council-
lor, whose ‘time’ has
passed, still hold
sway in the govern-
ment which is ruled
by the Congress par-
ty? It now remains to
be seen if UDH Minis-
ter Shanti Dhariwal
would get the matter
investigated?
There will be no compromise
with the quality: Arora
RHB Commissioner Pawan Arora with Chief Engineer KC Meena
Additional Chief Town Planner Anil Mathur during the inspection.
Labourers are seen working at the construction site of the
Housing Schemes.
JDA’s ‘blind eye’ needs
Dhariwal’s intervention!
Birla consoles families of
Covid-19 victims in Bundi
‘Congress touching
a new low in politics’
No one becomes a Bhagoda
(fugitive) because of slogans.
Cong leaders wont be able to
raise slogans after 2023, BJP’s
State Chief Satish Poonia said
Chief Whip hits back at Rajendra
Rathore saying he has ‘gyaan’ of
entering and leaving jail
Joshi did not appear before Delhi
police on Thursday
Cong will hold
protest at 11
am at Badi
Chaupar on
Friday against
Shekhawat
Kota: Families who
have lost their loved
ones due to Corona or
other reasons, their
pain will never subside,
but Lok Sabha Speaker
Om Birla, playing the
role of a son and a
brother, on Thursday,
wiped the tears and
shared the pain of those
families, during his
day-long visit to the
Bundi assembly con-
stituency as he reached
out to people at their
homes.
Birla was the first to
reach Talera among a
family that had lost
three of its members in
a year. The three
deaths, one after the
other, shook the family.
Birla consoled them
and assured that he
will stand by them
through thick and thin.
In village Daulada, Bir-
la consoled Ajit Nagar,
who lost his father,
Shambhulal Nagar to
Covid19.
Birla then visited the
residence of the de-
ceased Vijay Sharma,
who died dute to Coro-
na at Indra Colony and
expressed his condo-
lences and assured of
all possible support. “It
is our moral obligation
to support these fami-
lies. It was our endeav-
or to reach out to as
many families as pos-
sible, but due to lack of
information and time,
we could not reach out
to all, but we are with
them. We will try to ful-
fill all their needs,” the
Speaker said.
While moving to-
wards Khatkar village,
Birla met Divyang Ban-
wari and his spouse,
Mamta at a shop and
after knowing about
their problem to com-
mute, Birla asked them
to visit the Camp office
wherein, they would be
given tricycle.
Meanwhile, reacting to Joshi’s statements
sharply, BJP state president Satish Poonia said
that Congressmen might have remembered their
ancestors and hence raised the slogans. “When-
ever there was a struggle in the country, Congress
leaders played the role of fugitives. Today, the
Congressmen probably might have remembered
their ancestors and therefore raised the slogan,” he
said at the BJP headquarters. He said that Con-
gress leaders are touching a new low in politics in
the state. “No one becomes a fugitive because of
slogans. It is their frustration and guilt that is com-
ing to the fore. Earlier, there used to be ideological
fights in Rajasthan’s politics, but now the Congress
is touching a new low. The Congressmen know
that they are not going to retain power in the state,”
Poonia said, further adding, “ Delhi police has taken
cognizance, so they are afraid. Why is it that most
ED raids are conducted on Congress party mem-
bers? Why are their own lead-
ers a victim of CBI investiga-
tions? The culture of their
party is such. These are
people of the Emergency,
Jeep scam, Bofors scam
and Tandoor scam. They
are venting their frustra-
tion by raising slogans.
Perhaps they are trying to
prepare for 2023 by raising
these slogans since they will
never get a chance to say
Zindabad later.”
Dr Mahesh Joshi Gajendra Singh Shekhawat Dr Satish Poonia
Ashok Gehlot
@ashokgehlot51
Tribute to Saint Kabir
Das ji on his birth an-
niversary. Kabir Das
ji along with showing
the right and simple
way of living life
to the people with
his couplets, also
explained the signifi-
cance of devotion.
Time
TWEET
Aditi Nagar
New Delhi: With pres-
sure mounting on the
High Command to un-
dergo political appoint-
ments and murmurs in
relevant circles of the
Congress that a positive
development in this re-
gard will occur soon, an
interestingdevelopment
occurred on Thursday,
when senior Congress
leader and Gehlot loyal-
ist Rajiv Arora was seen
meeting with AICC Gen-
eral Secretary In-charge
of Rajasthan Ajay Mak-
en. Arora who is an in-
fluential businessman
is also considered close
to CM Ashok Gehlot.
Arora meets
Maken in Delhi
LS Speaker Om Birla during his day-long visit to Bundi on
Thursday, consoled bereaved families of those, who lost their
loved ones to Covid-19 pandemic.
LENDING A HELPING HAND...
Shanti Dhariwal

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Everyone’s got their
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LEO
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
Getting into a favourable
situation on the academic
front is possible. Good luck
promises to brighten your
day. Some positive changes can be
expected on the home front. This
seems a good day for job seekers.
New avenues for earning open up as
you get more determined.
LIBRA
SEPT 24 - OCTOBER 22
A family youngster is likely
to do you proud. A
business trip is indicated
and will achieve much.
Your strategy to promote yourself on
the professional front will bear fruits.
You may need to speed up things on
the academic front to remain ahead.
Something special awaits you.
ARIES
MAR 21 - APR 20
Excellent opportunities
may knock at your door.
Professionals will be able
to give their best in a new
situation. Financially, this day may
prove lucky for you, so go ask for the
raise that is keeping you on
tenterhooks. Don’t take any chances
with your health today.
SAGITTARIUS
NOV 23 - DEC 22
Good performance on the
academic front will help
enhance your reputation.
Some favourable
developments on the social front are
foreseen. Buying new furniture or a
major appliance is possible. With good
networking, a posting can be yours.
Some may get their money back.
GEMINI
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
Your performance at work
will be commendable. Your
own happiness is in your
hands today. Spouse may
need their space, respect that. This is
a favourable day for completing
pending jobs. Financially, no
problems are foreseen. Much fun is
in store on the social front.
AQUARIUS
JAN 21 - FEB 19
A new deal is likely to come
through and give you a taste
of success. Those fond of
travelling may get their
chance soon. This is the time when you
enjoy yourself with a new group of
friends or colleagues. A change of job
is likely to give you better salary and
perks. Romance can be expected.
TAURUS
APR 21 - MAY 20
Success is foretold on the
academic front. Your
reputation is likely to boost
your image on the social
front. On the work front, you will
manage to keep your superiors in
good humour. This is an excellent day
to spend time with family.Good
planning will see you complete a task.
CAPRICORN
DEC 23 - JAN 20
You are likely to take up
someone’s cause and earn
appreciation from all
quarters on the social
front. Remaining on the good side of
those who matter on the academic
front will help you achieve much.
Good tidings of your well wishers will
keep you going well professionally.
VIRGO
AUG 24 - SEP 23
You may wait for
someone’s invitation for a
trip. Your professionalism
in handling problem areas
will be appreciated. Tenant troubles
are foreseen for some house owners.
You will find family life more than
fulfilling. A senior is likely to put in a
good word for you to the higher ups.
CANCER
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
Your desire for an exciting
time on the social front is
likely to be fulfilled today.
Those looking for buying a
house can get a good bargain.
Appreciation is in store for some
homemakers. A professional victory
is yours if you play your cards well
today. Business will be fruitful.
PISCES
FEB20 - MARCH 20
You will have to be more
focussed on the academic
front. You may get busy
organising something on
the social front. You may need to put
your ideas into action, if you want to
prove yourself. A party may be
thrown in your honour at work. Your
good performance may be noticed.
SCORPIO
OCT 23 - NOVEMBER 22
You will manage to achieve
what you had aimed for on
the academic front. A
celebration can find you in
your element today. Praise and
honour are likely to greet you in
something that you have managed to
achieve. You will be a pillar of
strength to a friend or associate.
YOUR
DAY
Horoscope by
Saurabbh Sachdeva
THE CREATININE
TREATMENT
even days of treat-
ment if the creati-
nine level is in-
creased due to co-
rona infection.
Creatinine is a
metabolic sub-
stance that breaks down
and turns into creatinine
while helping to convert
food into energy, although
your kidneys filter creati-
nine and remove it from
the blood, after which this
waste substance is re-
moved from the urine. It
goes out of the body along
with it, but some health-
related problems hinder
this function of the kidney
,
due to which creatinine is
not able to come out and its
level starts increasing in
the blood. There are many
ways in which you can re-
duce the increased creati-
nine level, for this you will
have to make changes in
diet and some changes in
lifestyle and take medicine
etc.
First, you should get a
Creatinine clearance test
(a type of test) done, which
shows how much creati-
nine is in your urine, the
amount of creatinine in
your blood should be less
and more in your urine
normal blood creatinine.
WHAT IS RENAL FAILURE
OR IMPAIRMENT
If your kidneys are dam-
aged, they cannot filter
creatinine out of your
body by glomerular filtra-
tion as they normally do.
FILTRATION
1At present, due to the
condition of corona or
other infection, sodium be-
ing taken in excess in the
body starts accumulating
fluid in the body and to the
level which is harmful to
health, due to which high
BP starts happening due to
both these reasons. Creati-
nine level may increase.
2Avoid the consumption
of all those food items
in which protein is availa-
ble in high quantity
.
3The creatinine ob-
tained through most
animal products is not so
harmful, but those who are
already suffering from this
problem should avoid tak-
ing it, save yourself from
red meat and processed
food - your diet Having an
excess of cooked meat can
also increase the amount
of Creatinine in your body
.
4Any type of distur-
bance in the thyroid
can affect the function of
your kidneys. Hypothy-
roidism can reduce your
kidney’s ability to filter
key-waste substances
smoothly
.
5When there is not
enough water in your
body, then the production
of urine also decreases, be-
cause creatinine comes out
of the body along with
urine, so it becomes diffi-
cult to get out of creatinine
when there is a lack of
urine.
6Increasing creatinine is
a sign of kidney diseas-
es, if it increases more,
regular dialysis of the kid-
ney has to be done, if still
there is no relief, then it is
possible to get a kidney
transplant done.
What to do? Remedy:
Along with micro acupres-
sure, take herbal remedies.
This use of neem acacia
and peepal is very effective
in increasing creatinine,
increased creatinine can
be correct in a week mate-
rials.
Neem tree bark, Peepal
tree bark, the bark of aca-
cia native tree. Heat 10
grams of neem bark, 10
grams of acacia bark and
10 grams of peepal bark in
three glasses of water, boil
it till it becomes half and
make a decoction, now you
divide this decoction into
3-4 parts a day and keep
consuming it.
PATIENT’S WORDS
My best friend Santosh
Sharma, his wife Indira
Sharma, aged 50, suddenly
had back and stomach
pain and urination
stopped, vomiting contin-
ued, the family members
thought it as a heat stroke.
It all happened on May 1,
2021. She was taken to hos-
pital..where, it was found
that creatinine has in-
creased, to 4.6. At the same
time, he decided to shift
the patient to a urology
specialist. And did dialy-
sis 2-3 times, now creati-
nine increased to 6. Sud-
denly the oxygen level de-
creased, after 4 days again
the patient was admitted
to another Hospital, made
all the efforts for 15 days
but after 5-6 dialysis Even
this level kept increasing
and reached till 9, the pa-
tient started to urinate, I
advised my friend that
there is a solution in Ayur-
veda, drink a decoction of
neem, peepal and acacia
bark twice a day for 2
weeks which worked ..got
the report done today 1.6
level has come. All neph-
rologists are surprised
that there are nectar medi-
cines in Ayurveda, I also
am happy, on June 22, 2021,
I told my staff that the re-
port of Santosh’s wife has
come right today the cre-
atinine level came to 1.6
from 9 and I have also
talked to the patient on the
phone.
You can also get com-
plete information from the
patient. Santosh Kumar
Sharma, Manager, Shyam
Baba Petrol Pump, Gad-
hmora, Karauli.
With this experiment,
the level of creatinine gets
settled in just seven to 15
days or it comes to a suffi-
cient level, along with mi-
cro acupressure therapy
on the navel.
DR PEEYUSH TRIVEDI
Govt. Ayurveda Hospital Rajasthan
Vidhansabha Jaipur
S
CREATININE CLEARANCE TEST
Men : 0.6 to 1.2 mg/dL; 53 to 106 mcmol/L
Female: 0.5 to 1.1 mg/dL; 44 to 97 mcmol/L
Teenagers: 0.5 to 1.0 mg/dL
Children: 0.3 to 0.7 mg/dL
NORMAL URINE CREATININE LEVELS
Male: 107 to 139 mL/min; 1.8 to 2.3 mL/sec
Female: 87 to 107 mL/min; 1.5 to 1.8 mL/sec

scar-nominated actor Scarlett Johansson will be
feted with the 35th American Cinematheque Award
during the organisation’s gala at the Beverly Hil-
ton on November 18. The honour will put her in
esteemed company as she will join a list of prior
honourees that includes Spike Lee, George Cloon-
ey, Julia Roberts, Jodie Foster, Tom Cruise, Steven
Spielberg, Martin Scorsese, Eddie Murphy, Char-
lize Theron, Reese Witherspoon, Denzel Washing-
ton, Steve Martin, Samuel L. Jackson and many
more. American Cinematheque chair Rick Nic-
ita said Johansson’s career embodies the es-
sence of the prestigious award. “Her immense
talent has shone brightly from her movie debut
as a child through her emergence as a megastar
of blockbusters,” Nicita said in a state-
ment on Tuesday morning.
—Agency
11
A
kshay Kumar and Nupur Sa-
non’s first look from Filhaal
2 Mohabbat is winning
hearts as the team announc-
es the teaser release date. Remem-
ber when Akshay Kumar and Nu-
pur Sanon took the internet by a
storm with their first collabora-
tion in 2019? And now, after much
anticipation, Akshay has finally
shared the first look. —Agency
Filhaal 2 First
Look OUT
A
ctor Arjun Rampal shared a
heartfelt note for his younger
daughter Myra as she turned 16
on June 24, 2021. The doting dad
took to his Instagram handle and posted
a series of pictures with a special note.
“Happy happy sweet 16 my little jaan @
myra_rampal love you beyond and more
can’t wait to have you in my arms again.
Happy birthday,” wrote the ‘Rock On’
star. Myra Rampal was quick to notice
the special post for her. “Thank you da
love you,” wrote Rampal’s youngest
daughter. —Agency
T
he early mentor
of acclaimed
film cinematog-
rapher Santosh
Sivan his father popu-
larly known as Sivan
passedawayhere,Thurs-
day
, according to family
sources. The early men-
torof acclaimedfilmcin-
ematographer Santosh
Sivan, his father popu-
larly known as Sivan
passed away here,
Thursday, according to
family sources. He suf-
fered a cardiac arrest
and passed away
.
—Agency
K
irtiKulhariannounced
to the world that she
and Saahil Sehgal have
been separated in
April, after almost five years of
marriage. The actress spoke about
how she feels regarding marriage
and love after splitting ways with
her husband. Kirti termed marriage
as an overrated concept. Re-
cently, Kirti spoke to the radio show
host Siddharth Kannan on what she
feels about marriage. I can be in love
with someone, I can have a beautiful
relationship with someone and I can
still choose to not be married to that
person. This idea of marriage that
exists in our society, this was my con-
ditioning as well.
—Agency
WHY GET MARRIED?
A
fter years and years of anticipation, the
Krrish movie franchise that started with
Koi Mil Gaya is finally getting its 4th
film! The lead of the franchise Hrithik
Roshan recently took to Twitter and con-
firmed the news himself! Sharing a teaser
clip of 5 seconds, the video screen read:
“15 years of Krrish.” Alongside the video,
the actor wrote on Twitter, “Let’s see
what the future brings.” —Agency
KRRISH4ANNOUNCED
S
inger-songwriter
Britney Spears has
been under conser-
vatorship for a lit-
tle over 13 years. Several
fans have raised their
concerns about the
singer’s wellbeing after
years of her father hav-
ing control over her
life and finances. Now,
as per the court records
obtained by The New
York Times, Spears
has pleaded with the
judge to end her “abu-
sive” conservator-
ship. In an explosive
testimony, the sing-
er voiced her con-
cerns regarding
the controver-
sial conserva-
torship case.
“This conser-
vatorship is
doing me way
more harm
than good,”
Spears said.
Since 2008,
Spears’s fi-
nances and
personal life
decisions have
been moni-
tored and con-
trolled by the
conservator-
ship. —Agency
scar-nominated actor Scarlett Johansson will be ton, Steve Martin, Samuel L. Jackson and many
Prestigious Award
O
ETC
Controversial
Conservatorship
A
ctress Va-
n e s s a
Hudgens
says she
never fancied
finding love on a
dating app, and
yet ended up
meeting the new
man in her life,
A m e r i c a n
baseball star
Cole Tucker.
“I still can-
not get over
the fact that
it happened.
I remem-
ber dur-
ing quaran-
tine I was sin-
gle, and I
thought I’ll go
on a date. I al-
ways said I
would never go
on a dating app
and then I found
myself on the
dating app. I
was working in
New York and
my girlfriend
would want to
help, and they
added me to
a group text.
Everyone’s
s e n d i n g
gifts of
themselves
like Joe Jo-
nas had a lit-
tle herbal
aroma,” she
said.
—Agency
Finding
LOVE
Sad Demise
Love you beyond
Britney Spears
Scarlett Johansson
Poster of the film
Late Santosh Sivan
Poster of the film
Arjun Rampal’s post
Vanessa Hudgens
Kirti Kulhari

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