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CRUCIAL READ
WORST IN 7 MONTHS:
SENSEX WIPES OFF
`7.36 LAKH CRORE
Mumbai: The biggest mar-
ket crash in seven months
erased Rs 7.36 lakh crore
of investor wealth on
Friday as traders sold
whatever they could as
many countries detected
a new mutation of the
coronavirus. Benchmark
indices broke many
support levels placed on
technical charts.
ROW OVER NAMAZ IN
GURGAON AGAIN WITH
JAI SHRI RAM CHANTS
Gurgaon: Muslims offer-
ing namaz at a designated
open site in Gurgaon’s
Sector 37 were interrupted
once again by right-wing
Hindu groups, with ten-
sions mounting as they
performed a ‘prayer’ that
claimed to commemorate
the 26/11 terror attacks.
Around 25 people offered
namaz amid Hindu chants.
SC NOTICE TO CENTRE, RAKESH ASTHANA
AGAINST HIS APPOINTMENT AS DELHI CP
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Fri-
day issued notice to the Centre and Delhi
Police Commissioner Rakesh Asthana
on a plea of NGO CPIL against the Delhi
High Court order of upholding Asthana’s
appointment as police chief. A Bench
of Justices DY Chandrachud and AS
Bopanna sought a response in 2 weeks.
‘Protect judiciary
from motivated,
targeted attacks’
New Delhi: Calling
upon the lawyers and
judges as part of one
large family
,
CJI NV Ra-
mana urged
them to pro-
tect the judi-
ciary from
‘ t a r g e t e d
and motivated attacks’.
Addressing an event
organised by the Su-
preme Court Bar Asso-
ciation on the occasion
of Constitution Day
, CJI
Ramana said, “I want to
tell all of you, that you
must assist judges and
the institution. We are
all ultimately part of
one large family
. Protect
the institution from mo-
tivated and targeted at-
tacks. Do not shy away
from standing up for
what is right, and
against what is wrong.”
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot has taken
animportantdecisionto
give 4 percent reserva-
tion to Divyangjan (spe-
cially-abled individuals)
in direct recruitment as
well as promotions of
the State Government.
Along with this, provi-
sion has also been made
to give the benefit of re-
laxation in upper age
limit and minimum
marks in direct recruit-
ment to handicapped
persons. Gehlot has also
approved the circular
for their effective com-
pliance. Turn to P10
CM Gehlot approves circular for 4%
reservation in promotion for Divyangjan
CM Ashok Gehlot
Nodal officers will
be appointed in every
department for effective
implementation
COVID STRICTNESS BACK IN SCHOOLS
AS MORE THAN 20 STUDENTS TEST +VE
Jaipur: With more than 20 school students testing
positive for Corona in Jaipur in the last ten days, the
home department on Friday issued revised guidelines
for the schools allowing online classes, no pressure
to send students to school, and the school will be
shut for 10 days if students are found corona posi-
tive. Besides, morning prayer meetings and crowded
programmes have been banned in the school premises.
The canteens in schools will have to be closed and the
premises will have to be sanitized daily. P3
Ashok Gehlot @ashokgehlot51
Salute the supreme sacrifice of our
police and security officials, who
laid down their lives in the terror
attacks on 26/11 in Mumbai. The nation shall
remain forever indebted.
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PACK YOUR BAGS
SKIES OPEN DEC 15
India to resume international flights with 14 nations
SCHEDULED INTERNATIONAL
FLIGHTS - EXCEPT REPATRIATION
SERVICES AND FLIGHTS
CARRYING ESSENTIAL GOODS - WERE
SUSPENDED IN MARCH LAST YEAR,
AMID THE COVID LOCKDOWN
1
AIR TRAFFIC COMES AMID
SOUTH AFRICAN B.1.1.529
STRAIN CORONA VARIANT
2
l The B.1.1.529 vari-
ant has 50 mutations
overall, including more
than 30 on the spike
protein alone.
l There are also 10
mutations on the recep-
tor binding domain part
of the variant, compared
to two for Delta variant.
l There is speculation
on the variant’s origin,
but it may have evolved
from a single patient.
l First identified
in South Africa this
week, the strain has
spread to nearby
countries, including
Botswana, where fully
vaccinated people
have been infected.
l In South Africa over
100 cases have been
linked to this vari-
ant, with four more in
Botswana.
l Two cases have been
detected in Hong Kong
- where travellers (who
got the Pfizer jab) from
parts of southern Africa
were isolated
l As the patients were
in separate rooms, there
is concern this variant
is airborne. Seems like
vaccine evasion could be
real with this variant
l The UK, Singapore
and Israel have stopped
flights from South Af-
rica, Botswana and four
other African nations.
Germany and Italy have
also banned most travel
from South Africa
08 FACTS
ABOUT NEW VIRUS
ndia will resume
scheduledinterna-
tional flights from
December 15, sub-
ject to conditions, the
Civil Aviation Ministry
saidFridayevening,not-
ing that the “matter has
been reviewed and the
competent authority”
had decided to resume
such flights (to and from
India).
“Resumption of
scheduled commercial
international passen-
ger services, to and
from India, has been
examined in consulta-
tion with Ministry of
Home Affairs, External
Affairs and Health, and
it has been decided...
may be resumed from
December 15,” the min-
istry said.
The Aviation Minis-
try said 14 countries
designated by the
Health Ministry as ‘at
risk’, and with whom
there is an existing ‘air
bubble’ agreement,
would be allowed to re-
sume 75 per cent of pre-
I
CORONA CATASTROPHE
RAJASTHAN
INDIA
10,549
new cases
488
new fatalities
21
new cases
00
new fatalities
‘NO CASE OF SA’s B.1.1.529 COVID-19
VARIANT REPORTED IN INDIA SO FAR’
New Delhi: The new COVID-19 variant B.1.1.529, which is
causing an increase in new COVID-19 infections in South
Africa, has not been found in India so far, said official
sources on Friday. “We don’t know very much about
this yet. What we do know is that this variant has a large
number of mutations. And the concern is that when you
have so many mutations, it can have an impact on how
the virus behaves,” Dr Maria Van Kerkhove, WHO’s the
technical lead on Covid-19, said in a briefing.
ISRAEL DETECTS ITS FIRST CASE
OF NEW CORONAVIRUS VARIANT
Tel Aviv: The Israeli Health Ministry says it has de-
tected the country’s first case of a new coronavirus
variant in a traveller who returned from Malawi. The
Health Ministry said in a statement Friday that the
traveller and two other suspected cases have been
placed in isolation. It said all three are vaccinated
but that it is currently looking into their exact vacci-
nation status. Meanwhile, Belgium said on Friday
it has detected the first announced case in Europe
of the new Covid-19 variant, in an unvaccinated
person returning from abroad.
3 VACCINATED FRENCH
TEST +VE IN PUSHKAR
Ajmer: Three women tourist from
France, who were vaccinated against
Corona, tested positive in Pushkar on
Friday. Pushkar Hospital in-charge Dr.
RK Gupta said they came to Delhi last
Friday and from there reached Pushkar
on Tuesday and were staying in a hotel
located at Panchkund Road. On Thursday,
their health deteriorated and got the Covid test
done which came out to be positive. Meanwhile, in
Jaipur, 3 more students tested positive on Friday.
12 NURSING STUDENTS TEST +VE
IN BENGALURU, 9 SYMPTOMATIC
Bengaluru: 12 students of a nursing college in
Bengaluru - 11 of them fully vaccinated - have
tested positive for COVID-19. Nine are symptomatic.
The outbreak at Spurthy College in Marasur comes
as a medical college in Karnataka’s Dharwad was
also declared a COVID-19 cluster after the number
of students and staff infected went up to 182 from
66 a day before. All positive students are first-year
BSc students. One of them had not been vaccinated
because she had tested positive in June this year.
Covid operations (or a
minimum of seven fre-
quencies per week).
These 14 countries
are United Kingdom,
Singapore, China, Bra-
zil, Bangladesh, Mauri-
tius, Zimbabwe, and
New Zealand. The list
also includes South
Africa, Botswana, Is-
rael and Hong Kong -
countries that have
confirmedcasesof the
new B.1.1.529 variant
of the coronavirus.
Countries designated
as ‘at risk’ but without
‘air bubble’ agreements
with India would be al-
lowed to resume 50 per
cent of bilateral capac-
ity entitlements, the
Aviation Ministry said.
PM slams dynastic politics: Not
good at all for healthy democracy
New Delhi: India is
headed towards a crisis,
which is “a matter of
huge concern” for those
having faith in the spir-
it of democracy, Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi said this morning
in an all-out attack on
the Congress. PM
lashed out at the “dy-
nastic parties” at the
Constitution Day
event, which 14
opposition par-
ties skipped a
day after Con-
gress MP Mall-
ikarjun Kharge
held a strategy meet in
a prelude to the next
week’s winter session.
“Party for the family
, by
the family
... do I need to
say more? If a party is
run by one family for
many generations,
then, it isn’t good for a
healthy democracy
,” the
PM said in his address.
“Dynastic parties
are a matter of great
concern for those
who want to pro-
tect the Constitu-
tion. India is
headed towards a
crisis.”
New Delhi: At least 14
Opposition parties on
Friday boycotted the
Constitutional Day at
Parliament, protesting
against the undermining
of the Constitution. This
was a repeat of 2019
when the entire Opposi-
tion boycotted the func-
tion in protest against
the way in which BJP’s
Devendra Fadnavis was
sworn in as Maharashtra
Chief Minister in an early
morning coup. Referring
to Modi’s remarks that
family-run parties are a
danger to democracy,
Congress Deputy Leader
in Rajya Sabha Anand
Sharma said PM Modi
wants to obliterate the
memory of those who
sacrificed their life for
the freedom.
14 OPPN PARTIES
BOYCOTT EVENT
IN THE COURTYARD
BUNDI: ARREST WARRANTS AGAINST EX-
UNION MIN BHANWAR JITENDRA, 2 OTHERS
Bundi: In a property case dating back to 2017, the Bundi
CJM Court on Friday summoned with arrest warrants
former Union Minister Bhanwar Jitendra Singh, former zila
pramukh Srinath Singh Hada and Jitendra Singh’s father-in-
law Bijendra Singh. Advocate PC Bhandari said that matter
relates to Ashapura Mata Trust for which accused had pre-
pared a fake deed & claimed possession on the property. P2
SINGLE LEASE DEED CASE: ACB LOSES
BATTLE IN COURT, GOVT TO APPEAL IN HC
Jaipur: Friday brought with it a bad news for the state
bureaucracy as the application filed by the ACB in the
infamous single lease case was rejected by ACB court. In
this regard, the state govt had decided to withdraw the
case for which an application was filed. The decision to
withdraw was taken for retired IAS GS Sandhu, Nishkam
Diwakar and RAS Onkar Mal Saini. Notably, Sandhu,
who had moved court seeking permission to travel out
of the country for personal reasons as he has visa till 11
December, has been given permission with conditions.
Meanwhile, Judge Mukesh of ACB court has given a next
date for argument on charge. Now the govt will appeal in
the High Court against the decision of the ACB Court.
Rane’s bombshell: BJP will
form govt in Maha in March
Mumbai: Union minis-
ter Narayan Rane on
Friday claimed that the
BJP will form govern-
ment in Maharashtra in
March.
Incidentally, the Shiv
Sena-led Maha Vikas
Aghadi (MVA) govern-
ment will complete two
years on Saturday
. Fad-
navis met Union Home
Minister Amit Shah in
Delhi, sources said.
Speaking to reporters in
Jaipur, Rane said, “BJP
willformgovernmentin
MaharashtrainMarch.”
Asked to elaborate, he
said toppling and form-
ing governments is done
in secrecy and it can not
be discussed in public.
‘’State (BJP) president
Chandrakant Patil has
spoken about this and I
hopeitcomestrue,’’Rane
said. Maharashtra Con-
gress president Nana Pa-
toletoldreportersinNag-
pur that the Shiv Sena-
NCP-Congress govern-
ment will complete its
full term. “BJP keeps
making big predictions
and they don’t come
true....Nobody believes
BJP
,’’ he said.
Sources in the BJP
and NCP played down
the significance of the
visits of their respective
leaders to the national
capital at the same time.
Statement came on a
day when state BJP
leaders Devendra
Fadnavis and
Chandrakant Patil as
well as NCP chief
Sharad Pawar and his
party colleague
Praful Patel were in
the national capital
F
adnavis and Patil
were in Delhi to dis-
cuss “organizational
matters” with the central
leadership, said a BJP
leader. Pawar traveled to
Delhi to attend a meeting
of the parliamentary
standing committee on
defense and his schedule
had been planned a week
ago, an NCP source said
on Friday.

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CHANDNA APPROACHED CJM
AS POLICE CLOSED MATTER
Bhawani S Hada
Bundi: The property
fraud matter, in which
the Bundi CJM Court
on Fri-
d a y
f o u n d
former
U n i o n
Minis-
ter and
C o n g
leader Bhanwar Ji-
tendra Singh, former
zila pramukh and
Ashapura Mata Trust
president Srinath Sin-
gh Hada and Jitendra
Singh’s father-in-law
Bijendra Singh guilty,
was earlier closed by
Kotwali police and an
FIR was filed in it.
The complainant,
Avinash Chandna, a
Delhi resident, had
then appealed in the
CJM court, who sum-
moned the trio with ar-
rest warrants. Earlier,
the High court had re-
jected petition for
quashing of the FIR.
Senior Advocate AK
Jain is representing
Avinash Chandna in
the High Court.
JUSTICE DAVE ON CONSTITUTION IN HC EVENT
Jaipur: Former High
Court Judge VS Dave
said that the picture of
Bull in the first part of
the Constitution shows
that the Constitution
has given importance to
the country’s agricul-
ture. Justice Dave, the
keynote speaker of the
programme organised
on the occasion of Con-
stitution Day in the Ra-
jasthan HC premises,
said that the picture
included in the copy of
the original constitu-
tion is a restriction of
national vision. In
which the symbols of
leaders like Rani Lak-
shmi Bai, Guru Gobind
Singh, Tipu Sultan and
Netaji Subhash Chan-
dra Bose are included.
High Court Judge
Prakash Gupta, Justice
Pankaj Bhandari, Sen-
ior Advocate Rajendra
Prasad Sharma, Addi-
tional Advocate Gener-
al Sheetal Mirdha ad-
dressedtheprogramme.
FINALLY! FAMILY COURT
GETS LAND FOR BUILDING
Jaipur: After a lot of hard work by a group of
lawyers, the family court will finally get its own
building. Due to the tireless efforts of the Family
Court Bar Association, the JDA released the lease
and map of 2700 square metres of land, clearing
the way for the new building of the Family Court
on the main Tonk road. Family Court convener
advocate Poonam Chand Bhandari, President DS
Shekhawat, General Secretary Vishnu Sharma, and
co-convener Ajit Singh Lunia has been making tire-
less efforts for the last 2 years.
MAN GETS LIFE TERM
FOR RAPING MINOR
IN CHITTORGARH
PRI OFFICIALS
SUMMONED FOR
CONTEMPT OF COURT
PAKSPYCAUGHTINJAISALMER
Chittorgarh: A court in
Chittorgarh awarded life
imprisonment to the ac-
cused for kidnapping and
raping a minor. Special
Judge Protection from
Sexual Offenses Act POC-
SO Court’s decision. In the
2-year-old case, the court
also levied monetary pun-
ishment on the accused.
The minor was kidnapped
from the village of the
Begun police station area.
The police had arrested
Mohit, a resident of the
Khedi village. The court
sentenced the convict to
rigorous imprisonment
under various sections.
Jodhpur: The court has
taken the contempt of
the High Court cases
seriously. It summoned
Panchayati Raj Secretary
PC Kishan and CEO Zila
Parishad Nimisha Gupta
personally. Orders were
issued to them to appear
personally in court on
3rd December. The case
is related to the Junior
Clerk Recruitment 2013
exam. Earlier, the High
Court gave orders in the
year 2019 to appoint
the petitioner Firoz. The
court expressed seri-
ous displeasure over the
contempt of orders.
Suryaveer Tanwar
Jaisalmer: A Pakistani
spy Nawab Khan, 32, who
was sending Army’s con-
fidential information to
ISI, has been caught in
Jaisalmer. The Jaipur in-
telligence team started
the investigation by tak-
ing him into custody
, said
an official.
Man killed by
slitting throat;
another killed
in Chaksu
Jewels looted
in separate
incidents;
woman killed
Policy needed
for planned
dairy devp:
RCDF MD
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A man was
murdered in Vishwa-
karmaareaof Jaipur
on Friday. The body
of Jainarayan was
found with a throat
slit with a sharp
edged weapon, police
said. He was working
as a labourer. It is
second murder in the
city in two days.
In a separate inci-
dent on Thursday
night in Chaksu, two
youths were serious-
ly injured during an
attackbysomeyouths
atHotelGaribNawaz.
One youth died dur-
ing treatment in SMS
Hospital on Friday,
while the other
youth’s treatment is
going on.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Harma-
da police have arrest-
ed three accused who
carried out the rob-
bery in the house by
taking women and
children hostage on
Thursday night. The
police are interrogat-
ing three accused.
They entered the
house on pretext of
giving a wedding
card & fled with gold
jewellery and cash.
A similar incident
was reported in
Naraina village of
Jaipur, miscreants
murdered a woman
on Thursday
. They
fled after looting gold
and silver jewellery
.
Itscostisbeingsaidto
be around Rs 1 crore.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Manag-
ing Director of Ra-
jasthan Co-operative
Dairy Federation
Vishram Meena on
Friday said that a pol-
icy of planned dairy
development would
have to be made for
the welfare of the
milk producers.
Speaking at the Na-
tional Milk Day cele-
brations programme
organized jointly by
the Indian Dairy As-
sociationandRCDFat
Saras Sankul, Meena
said that Raj has im-
mense potential to
grow in cooperative
dairy sector. He said
that 70 percent of
milk production in
Rajisstillinunorgan-
isedsectorandonly30
percentof milkcomes
to the organised sec-
tor which includes
cooperative dairies.
BUNDI ROYAL PROPERTY ROW
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(NIB)
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Jaipur: A principal of
a government school
in Harmada area
has been booked on
charges of sexually
abusing an 11-year-
old girl. According to
the police report, the
accused first asked the
victim student to clean
the room and then
shamelessly molest-
ed the minor on the
pretext of getting her
a gift. The girl, shaken
by the torture, narrated
her ordeal to her family
members who then
lodged a complaint at
the Harmada police
station in Jaipur.
MINOR SEXUALLY
ABUSED BY
PRINCIPAL
NEWS DIGEST
3 FRENCH WOMEN, 3 STUDENTS +VE
Fresh COVID guidelines issued for schools, students not willing to join school can opt online classes
First India Bureau
Jaipur/Ajmer: Three
women tourists from
France who were vac-
cinated tested positive
in Pushkar while 9 new
patients including 3
school student were re-
corded in Jaipur on
Friday.
After a woman tour-
ist’s report came posi-
tive, the health team
reached hotel took
samples of 10 people of
which 2 more tourists
tested positive.
Pushkar Hospital in-
charge Dr RK Gupta
said they came to Delhi
last Friday. In Jaipur, 9
new corona patients re-
ported. These included
3 students, 2 were going
to Neerja Modi
Modern School 1 was
pursuing online class-
es. “Sampling was done
by tracing children
who came in contact,”
said CMHO Dr Narot-
tam Sharma.
COVID-19
UPDATE
NEW GUIDELINES FOR SCHOOLS
1,52,12,985
TOTAL CASES
21 CASES IN A DAY
9,45,586
TOTAL RECOVERED
8,955
TOTAL DEATHS
0 DEATH IN A DAY
174
ACTIVE CASES
100 CASES IN JAIPUR
A student gets temperature checked before entering the school in Jaipur. —FILE PHOTO
CP JOSHI’S PA AND
HIS ASSISTANT
TEST POSITIVE
 Online classes will continue.
 Written permission from parents
mandatory for joining the school.
 School will be shut for 10 days if
students are found positive.
 No morning prayer meetings,
crowded events, canteens.
 In residential schools, RTPCR test
of students coming from outside.
 Staff of school, bus auto drivers
must have both doses.
 Parents have to inform if any stu-
dent or family member falls ill.
 Health department will send medical
teams to schools for tracing, testing.
 District Collector will be authorised
to close any school and hostel for
some time or impose other restrictions
as per local conditions.
Speaker Dr CP Joshi’s
PA Manish Joshi
and Manish’s associate
Gaurav have tested co-
rona positive. The reports
of the duo were received
on Friday. Dr CP Joshi
will also get his Covid test
done soon.
Now cases of
Covid infected
children are in-
creasing but the
government is
not increasing
the testing.
—Ram Lal Sharma,
BJP Spokesperson
`2 cr jewellery
stolen from
Clarks Amer
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Jewellery
worth Rs 2 crore and
Rs 95,000 in cash
were stolen from a
five star hotel here-
during a marriage
function. The inci-
dent happened at Ho-
tel Clarks Amer on
Thursday where
rooms were booked
for destination wed-
ding of a Mumbai
based businessman’s
daughter. Thieves
stole diamond jewel-
lery. DCP Prahlad
Krishniya said a
suspect is seen in
CCTV footage.
First India Bureau
Udaipur: Governor
Kalraj Mishra on Fri-
day said that the Consti-
tution is a sacred docu-
ment with a balance of
rights and duties but
everyone talks about
rights and misuse them
while trying to spread
anarchy. He said that
such people have no
knowledge of duties
mentioned in the Con-
stitution.
“That is why after be-
coming the Governor, I
started reciting duties
in public functions,”
Mishra said in a func-
tion at Mohanlal
Sukhadia University
here on the Constitu-
tion day. He said that
the Indian Constitution
is not a document but
an institution itself and
it explains sublime In-
dian traditions.
He also inaugurated
Constitution Park,
main gate various
buildings in university
.
The Governor said that
MLS university has be-
come first university in
state which has made
Constitution park.
People aren’t aware of their duties
mentionedinConstitution:Mishra
Kalraj Mishra inaugurated Constitution Park on the Constitution
Day at Mohanlal Sukhadia University on Friday.
Vaibhav Gehlot takes
feedback of various
devp works in Jodh
Vaibhav Gehlot with Harbhajan Singh at an event in Jodh.
First India Bureau
Jodhpur: RCA presi-
dent Vaibhav Gehlot at-
tended various pro-
grammes and conduct-
ed public hearing dur-
ing his two-day visit to
Jodhpur recently
.
He also met with the
party leaders and local
public representatives
andtookfeedbackabout
various development
works being conducted.
Vaibhav Gehlot went
to the residence of PCC
vice president and for-
mer minister Rajendra
Chaudhary and ex-
pressed grief over the
demise of his mother.
He consoled him and
paid floral tributes to
his mother Noji Devi.
Earlier, he conducted
public hearing at cir-
cuit house and inaugu-
rated Shree Ram Filling
Station on Pal road.
Former MLA Mal-
khan Singh Vishnoi,
veteran leader Paras-
ram Vishnoi and others
were also present dur-
ing the event.
Ashok Gehlot
@ashokgehlot51
There is still a need
to be extremely
vigilant in view of
the situation being
created in the world
from Covid.
(CM Ashok
Gehlot while
sharing a news
article)
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The team of
Jaipur Municipal Cor-
poration Greater on Fri-
day sealed the building
of Gold Souk Grande
mall near Jawahar Cir-
cle and a skill develop-
ment training institute
for not depositing out-
standing Urban Devel-
opment Tax.
The mall operator
owed tax of Rs 81 lakh
training institute Rs 24
lakh. Jagatpura Zone
Commissioner Mamta
Nagar said that the de-
faulters were asked to
deposit the tax for last
one month by giving no-
tices. But even after giv-
ing notices two-three
times, they did not
budge so sealed.
Gold Souk sealed for not paying UD tax
ATTACK ON DALIT
BARAAT: COPS
SHUNTED AS MLA
WRITES TO CM
Jaipur: A day after the
issue of stone pelting
in the baraat proces-
sion of Dalit groom in
Kotputli, Baseri MLA
Khiladi Lal Bairwa
wrote to CM Ashok
Gehlot demanding sus-
pension of concerned
police personnel after
which Kotputli ASP
Ramkumar Kaswa, DSP
Dinesh Yadav were put
on APO while Pragpura
SHO Shiv Shankar was
sent to the lines. He
demanded strict action.
Officials sealing Gold Souk Grande building on Friday.

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आवत् भूत्म का
त्र ् वर्ग ट में
प्योजन
1. कासम/लाल मोहममद काजी अंजुमन स्कि के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 26 1964.62 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
2. नानु राम चौहान / सुरजाराम चौहान भै िान जरी कुिे के पास, िा्ड्ड 23 3675 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
3. महमुद / इदुशाह काजी िा्ड्ड 26, अंजुमन स्कि के पास 1225 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
4. बन्ाराम / चचमनाराम टांटरी्या कुिा के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 22 1288.6 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
5. अनवर खोखर / हुसैन खोखर खोखर गिरी, िा्ड्ड नं. 27 1225 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
6. इब्ाहीम चसकका / गन्ी चसकका मबिाि मकस्जि के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 32 3600 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
7.
चबस्मलला बानो / शोकत खान
क्ामखानी
भारत ि स्परीटि के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 28 928.2 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
8. समशेर खान / उजीर खां ््यामखानरी मकस्जि के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 32 1938 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
9. लाभु राम मीणा / धनाराम परीरजरी करी िरगाि के पास, िा्ड्ड 17 2032 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
10. बनवारी लाल / रुडाराम गा्यत्ररी नगर, िा्ड्ड नं. 19 2509.06 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
11. चगरधारी लाल / नथमल माली बुकिसर बास, िा्ड्ड नं. 24 2400 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
12. उमा देवी / हीरा राम प्रजापत बुकिसर बास, िा्ड्ड नं. 24 1633.33 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
13. सीताराम / चकशनाराम मस्का मकस्जि के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 40 2180.50 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
14. मेनजर खान / रावत खां क्ामखानी मबिाि मकस्जि के परी टे, िा्ड्ड 32 2040 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
15. भगवती देवी / रामलाल माली भुरजरी के कुिे के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 23 1980 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
16. भंवर लाल / हुणता राम गौशािा बास, िा्ड्ड नं. 40 1506.5 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
17. लक्मीनारा्ण / लालचंद माली सुबेिार करी टकरी, िा्ड्ड नं. 16 2025 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
18. हडमान / मोडुराम मशिाणरी बास, िा्ड्ड नं. 02 1500 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
19. चहरा देवी / चुसाराम बापा सेिा सिन के पास 2450 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
20. राम लाल / आशाराम गौशािा बास, िा्ड्ड नं. 40 782 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
21. चंदा / रतन लाल राममंमिर के परी टे, िा्ड्ड नं. 15 2400 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
22. सुरेश कुमार / भैराराम िनुमान धोरा, िा्ड्ड नं. 15 2613 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
23. मदन लाल / रामेशवरलाल मकसान ात्रािास के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 21 1307.25 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
24. चमपालाल / रूपाराम सोनरी धममाशािा के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 21 805 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
25. अ्ुब मो. / सदीक शाह मोतरी मकस्जि के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 26 1730.93 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
26. रतन लाल / सुरजा राम ्वामी िनुमान धोरा, िा्ड्ड नं. 23 1948.05 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
27. जुहारी देवी / मालाराम ब्ाह्मण मोमि्यो का कुिां, िा्ड्ड नं. 04 1392 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
28. जगदीश प्रसाद / दुगागाराम प्रजापत िौध र्यों के कुिे के पास 1225 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
29. प्रेम देवी / चकसन लाल लाटा मानजरी मािरी कुिे के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 23 1250 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
30.
सलीम खान / ताज मोहममद
अ्सा मकस्जि के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 22 1998.75 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
31. नोरतमल / रामदेव मसिामपुररी्या कुिा के पास 930 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
32. हाकम खां / फतु खां क्ामखानी भै िान का कुिां, िा्ड्ड नं. 30 667.50 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
33. चललाधर / जेचंद लाल ्वामी िौध र्यों का कुिा, िा्ड्ड नं. 40 1320 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
34. भंवर लाल / तनसुख राम रैगर रैगर बस्तरी, िा्ड्ड नं. 36 1325 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
35. ज्चनद लाल / मुलाराम मीणा मानजरी मािरी कुिां, िा्ड्ड नं. 15 1237 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
36. मनीराम / कुमभनाथ जोगी भगतमसंि स्कुि िा्ड्ड नं. 19 2380 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
37. इनद्र चंद / सुगनाराम मीणा बस म्डपो के परी टे, िा्ड्ड नं. 19 2100 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
38. राजेनद्र प्रसाद / मांगीलाल चौहान बस म्डपो के परी टे, िा्ड्ड नं. 19 1410 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
39. बुधाराम / पन्ाराम नाई म मपा धममाशािा के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 05 2146 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
40. हाकम अली / अलादीन क्ामखानी भुरजरी कुिे के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 30 1440 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
41. भंवरलाल / मदन लाल शमागा बािकनाि जरी करी बगरीिरी, िा्ड्ड नं. 24 2450 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
42. भुराराम / मंगलाराम प्रजापत बुकिसर बास, िा्ड्ड नं. 24 1633 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
43. खेताराम / हरीश चंद गौशािा बास, िा्ड्ड नं. 40 2756 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
44. भगवती देवी / ननदलाल शमागा मानजरी मािरी कुिा िा्ड्ड नं. 15 1224 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
45. भंवरी देवी / भंवरलाल धानका बापा सेिा सिन, िा्ड्ड नं. 14 558 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
46. मगनी देवी / सुगना राम मकसान ात्रािास के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 15 3657 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
47.
्ाकुब अली खां / अ्त अली खां
भे िान का कुिां, िा्ड्ड नं. 23 2200 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
48. महावीर / रामेशवर लाल माली राम मंमिर के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 22 1212 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
49. नवाब खां / फतु खां क्ामखानी भे िान भंसािरी कुिां, िा्ड्ड नं. 23 667 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
50. ओमप्रकाश / थावरमल शमागा मगनाणरी बास, िा्ड्ड नं. 08 2400 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
51. कनहै्ालाल / चनराणाराम माली मसिामपुररी्यां कुिां, िा्ड्ड नं. 05 1800 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
52. मोहममद रफीक / इदु शाह काजी अंजुमन स्कि के परी टे, िा्ड्ड नं. 26 2695 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
53. फकरू खां / हसन खां चा्ल .टरी.ओ. 02 के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 28 2674 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
54. श्रवण कुमार / बकसाराम मेघवाल बापा सेिा सिन के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 14 2450 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
55. मघा राम / चौथुराम जाट बुकिसर बास, िा्ड्ड नं. 24 1750 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
56. शेर मोहममद / भंवरू खां भे िान का कुिां, िा्ड्ड नं. 30 396 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
57. चंदा देवी / नानूराम चनवाणगा बस म्डपो के परी टे, िा्ड्ड नं. 25 2952 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
58. बाबु खां / चपरू खां उजीरखानी मबिाि मकस्जि के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 32 800 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
59.
रहीसा बानो / आचबद अली
तुखां आईस ्ट्री के पास, िा्ड्ड नं.
22
1225 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
60. मदनलाल / नथुराम प्रजापत टांटरी्या कुिां के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 22 1653 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
61. रेणु / जगदीश प्रसाद माली रामनगर बास, िा्ड्ड नं. 01 1425 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
62. भंवरलाल / भगाराम कुमहार मोिरी िैि के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 53 1815 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
63. ओमप्रकाश / कुमभाराम प्रजापत बुकिसर बास, िा्ड्ड नं. 31 2400 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
64. गोचवनद राम / भागीरथ माली मषकुि आ म के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 18 2660 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
65. बनवारी लाल / चखवाराम मीणा मपरजरी करी िरगाि के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 17 3245 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
66. रामचनवास / भंवरलाल माली मशिाणरी बास, िा्ड्ड नं. 02 2697 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
67. जगदीश प्रसाद / धमगाचंद नाई न्या बास, िा्ड्ड नं. 09 2450 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
68. झुमरमल / नथमल नाई न्या बास, िा्ड्ड नं. 06 1225 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
69. जमालदीन / लाल मोहममद काजी मोतरी मकस्जि के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 25 800 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
70. चंदा देवी / अणतुराम काजी मि णु मंमिर के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 34 900 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
71. पवन कुमार / भीखाराम ब्ाह्मण टांटरी्या कुिां के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 18 1750 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
72. रा्चंद / चकसनलाल हररजन ि रजन बस्तरी, िा्ड्ड नं. 38 980 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
73. संतोष / चकशन लाल पांचड्ा मबजिरी घर के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 47 3066 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
74. नेमचंद / चलछीराम जोशी टांटरी्या कुिां के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 22 2500 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
75. ररद्धकरण / फुसाराम मेघवाल बापा सेिा सिन, िा्ड्ड नं. 14 1800 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
76. दुगागादत / तुलसीराम सोनी सिामपुररी्या कुिां, िा्ड्ड नं. 05 628 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
77. मदन लाल / सुमेरमल नाई न्या बास िा्ड्ड नं. 06 660 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
78. मोहनलाल / ईशर राम जांचगड न्या बास िा्ड्ड नं. 06 2400 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
79. चमनालाल / ईशर राम जांचगड न्या बास िा्ड्ड नं. 06 4060 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
80. सुरजाराम / पीरूराम प्रजापत िनुमान मंमिर के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 06 2375 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
81. परमेशवर चसंह / सांवत चसंह राजपूत न्यरी बस्तरी, िा्ड्ड नं. 06 2886 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
82. ओमप्रकाश / दुलीचंद नाई ींपा धममाशािा के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 06 1728 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
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85. कानाराम / रामेशवर लाल मीणा रो्डिेज बस स्टटेण्ड के पास, िा्ड्ड नं. 21 1575 स्टटेट ग्ाणट ए्ट मन्यमन
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स का्यामाि्य के द्ारा परो्तानुसार प्रापत आिेिनों का प्रशासन शिरों के संग अमभ्यान 2021 के अनतगमात मनस्तारण मक्या जाना िै स
संबंध में मकसरी भरी व्यक्त को कोई जर आपमति िो तो म्य प्रमाण 07 मििस में अधोिस्ताक्रकतामा के समक् प्रस्तुत करें।
(अत्वनाश शमा्ग)
अत्िशाषी अत्िकारी
नररपात््का सर ारशहर
RAJASTHAN
04
RPCB OFFICER, JR ENGINEER IN ACB NET
Both were held for taking a bribe of ` 45k in Bharatpur
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Anti Corrup-
tion Bureau on Friday
arrested the regional
officer of Rajasthan
Pollution Control Board
and Junior Engineer
while taking a bribe of
Rs 45,000 in Bharatpur.
The regional officer H R
Kasana, against whom
an ACB enquiry is al-
ready going on, had de-
manded the bribe from
the complainant to is-
sue NOC for crusher.
After verifying the
plaint, the ACB laid a
trap and caught him red
handed while taking a
bribe of Rs 30,000. Jun-
ior Engineer Rajesh
Saini was caught for
taking a bribe of Rs
10,000 for clearing his
file. Both of them were
arrested under Preven-
tion of Corruption Act.
ACB had conducted a
search operation at
Kasana’s office some
time back wherein, an
unaccounted cash of Rs
1L was recovered. The
matter is being probed.
We need to evolve techniques for
future wars: Army Chief Naravane
Suryaveer Tanwar
Jaisalmer: Army chief
GeneralManojMukund
Naravane on Friday
emphasised the need to
constantly evolve tac-
tics, techniques and
procedure to fight fu-
ture wars as well as ca-
pability enhancement
in manned and un-
manned systems dur-
ing the culmination of
exercise Dakshin Shak-
ti conducted by the
Southern Command in
Jaisalmer. “There is a
need to constantly
evolve tactics, tech-
niques and procedures
to fight future wars as
well as capability en-
hancement in manned
and unmanned sys-
tems,” Narvane said.
The exercise Dakshin
Shakti aimed at ensur-
ing integrated applica-
tion of forces in multi
domain operations and
upholding the nation’s
military aims over the
entire spectrum of con-
flict. Advanced Light
Helicopter (Weapon
System Integrated),
Swarm Drones en-
meshing Artificial In-
telligence were de-
ployed in the exercise.
BHILWARA ACB NABS CONSTABLE,
AIDE FORTAKING BRIBE OF ` 15,000
Bhilwara : A consta-
ble, Megh Singh his
broker, Jayant Koli
were arrested by the
ACB while accepting
a bribe of Rs 15,000.
According to Shiv
Prakash Taler, DSP,
ACB, Bhilwara, Monu
Lakhara had filed a
complaint that Singh
was demanding a
bribe of Rs 20,000,
which after haggling
was reduced to Rs
15,000 that he was
told to handover the
amount to Koli. Both
the accused were
caught red-handed.
Singh had demanded
bribe for not taking
any action against
Monu in an FIR.
Megh Singh
Accused Regional Officer HR Kasana Jr Engineer Rajesh Saini.
Army Chief Gen MM Naravane reviews Exercise Dakshin Shakti.

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RAJASTHAN
05
Woman demands
`10 for milk,
gets triple talaq
Udaipur: A man alleg-
edly gave triple talaq to
his wife when she asked
him for Rs.10 for milk
on Nov 21. She got mar-
ried to the accused in
1994 and had been un-
dergoing mental and
physical torture since
then. The victim, a resi-
dent of Roop Nagar
Kachi Basti, lodged a
complaint against her
husband Mohammad
Rafiq in Sukher police
station. The police is
probing. —FIB
Finally, 1 lakh
leases issued
under PSKS
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In the immense
success of Prashasan
Shehron ke Sang cam-
paign, finally, the figure
of issuing 1 lakh leases
was touched on Friday.
State’s municipality,
municipal council and
corporations issued
leases in these 55 days
of the campaign, said
an official on Friday
. All
these 213 bodies have so
far issued 66,784 leases.
India stern in tackling online
child abuse: Diya in Spain
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In India there
are stringent preventive
measures to deal with
online child sexual ex-
ploitation and abuse.
This was stated on Fri-
day by MP Rajsamand,
Diya Kumari at the 32nd
Session of the Forum of
Women Parliamentari-
ans held during the
143rd Assembly of the
IPU at Madrid in Spain.
The MP said that In-
dia had enacted Infor-
mation Technology Act
way back in 2000. She
also spoke about the im-
portance of understand-
ing the different needs
of girls and boys and
awareness both at home
in schools.
Diya Kumari at Madrid.
Bansi Paharpur fetches 20 times
more revenue than reserve price
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: Rajasthan gov-
ernment has collected
about 20 times more
revenue than the re-
serve rates by the auc-
tion of 28 out of 30
plots in B block of Ban-
si Paharpur area here.
Re-auction will be
done for the remaining
two plots as there was
no bidder for one plot
and there was only one
bidder for one plot.
The mines depart-
ment started e-auction
of 39 mining plots in
the area from Nov 10.
The e-auction of 30
mining plots of 135.94
hectare area was com-
pleted on Nov 24. At
the same time, the auc-
tion of 9 mining plots
of 94.70 hectare area
has started from Nov
25 and will go on till
Dec 3.
ACS mines Subodh
Agarwal said that due
to the efforts of CM
Gehlot, the path of le-
gal mining in vulnera-
ble areas like Bansi
Paharpur has been
paved.
Bansi Paharpur Mining area in Bharatpur. —FILE PHOTO

e are all witness to a plethora
of corporate antics, unethical
interpersonal behaviours,
such as lying, cheating, dis-
crimination, and sexual ‘for-
ays,’ at the workplace. One
would feel let down and dis-
mayed as to whatever hap-
pened to that wonderful idea
of ‘corporate conscience’ —
of training programmes that
are held with good intent,
with all the right ingredients
in place. A jazzy five-star con-
cept, high-tech presentations,
and critique, and innate ex-
clusivity
. It, of course, pays to
attend such sessions and
learn from them.
Ethics isn’t as easy as it
sounds. Says Karan Shah, a
legal professional, “Agreed
that there are a host of or-
ganisations that take opti-
mal interest in promoting
ethics, albeit whatever good
that has emerged may not
have put to shame the perpe-
trators and led them to their
doom, or out of business, or
transformed the imperti-
nent. This is, indeed, the ba-
sic and, perforce, the essen-
tial truth, notwithstanding
that rainbow effect — of a
certain deterrence in place.”
Agreed too that most of
our ethics, or vision, pro-
grammes — whatever they
are, in reality — have not led
us to paradise. Yet, one can-
not cast the entire idea as
fanciful and have it dumped
in the Indian Ocean. We’ve
got to look at ethics per se
without prejudice. This is be-
cause a qualified interest in
ethics training has contin-
ued to grow positively, every
year. This bids fair to promot-
ing understanding, empathy,
and dogged realism — while
using the best practices and
other allied paraphernalia
for a higher purpose.
This brings us to a handful
of inevitable questions. What
canbereallyachievedthrough
ethics programmes? Can
these training concepts con-
tribute something to the bet-
terment of the individual, or
the organisation? How does
aneffectiveprogrammework?
How can one use, or measure,
some known, or unknown, in-
dices to scanning and evaluat-
ing ‘planned’ effectiveness?
It isn’t easy, because there
are pitfalls? Yes. Here’s one
example. When the ethical
character of a company is
always set by its big bosses,
wielding a bag of ethical
choices can be dangerous,
also injurious, to one’s ca-
reer. There is also a ‘catch.’
As Bhaskar Rao, a senior
manager, puts it, “When your
chief feigns a commitment to
ethics and does something
different, what can you do, at
your level? Not much.”
Analysts opine that legis-
lated ethics may not work at
all. Self-regulation, they say,
can possibly work with such
guidelines as codes of con-
duct — but, not always. Rea-
son? Any newly-acquired
‘tool’ can be ruthless. So also
regulation of ethics. Ethics
cannot overcome all contin-
gencies. The only way it can
be made use of in training is
by way, or methods, of dis-
cussion, appreciation, ac-
knowledgment, discovery
and development, and not on
the basis of a taut resolution
which only defines behav-
ioural codes, or parameters.
Ethics can be generalised
by implication, yes — of a set
of rules of demeanour that
mirrors the sentiments and
character of the workforce.
Ethics training becomes vi-
tal when companies need to
answer challenges — from
employees, stock and share-
holders, governmental regu-
lations etc. Agreed that eth-
ics programmes cannot
change personal values, or
cure all the ills of men, wom-
en, and the world, but they
can offer us a platform for
discussing moral issues and
questions — and, to arriving
at optimally viable choices.
All of us face ethical dilem-
mas, every day
. As Jack Casey
,
author of “Ethics in the Fi-
nancial Marketplace,” puts it,
“Ethics training should teach
people how to work through
complex issues with those
who are knowledgeable about
thealternatives.”AddsThom-
as von der Embse, a noted
ethics-management guru:
“For many people, ethics sim-
ply means staying out of trou-
ble.” He explains, “Ethics has
acertainamountof economic
motivation because getting
caught may mean losing your
job. But, there are people who
have maintained a sense of
conscience and an awareness
of the so-called consequences
of their actions. They are not
campaigning for a particular
issue, but for a renewed sense
of conscience in the organisa-
tion. They want to be able to
feel good about what they are
doingandtheywanttobeable
to sleep at night. They are the
pioneers; they are also path-
finders in the field of ethics.”
People are, doubtless, proud
to work for companies known
for high ethical standards, vi-
sion, openness, and values.
Also,forcompaniesthatinvest
in people. And, for good rea-
sons, a large number of com-
panies have found it advanta-
geous to discover, foster, and
nurture their corporate con-
science. This is the best thing
that has happened ever since
the invention of the word, eth-
ics, its tenets, or principles.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
PERSPECTIVE
06
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guidance and support.
SPIRITUAL SPEAK
Do not let any unwholesome
talk come out of your mouths,
but only what is helpful for
building others up according
to their needs, that it may
benefit those who listen.
—Ephesians 4:29
IN-DEPTH
POPULATION SHOWS
SIGNS OF STABILISING
BUT ANAEMIA IN KIDS
WOMEN A WORRY
TOP TWEETS
he debate over In-
dia’s population
should cool down
now that the Nation-
al Family Health
Survey has concluded that at 2.0
the Total Fertility Rate has fall-
en below the replacement level
of 2.1. It indicates that there are
fewer children being produced.
This will lead to the eventual re-
duction in population. This is
true only of urban areas as in
rural India the TFR continues to
be 2.1. Uttar Pradesh, along with
Bihar, Meghalaya, Jharkhand
and Manipur still have a high
TFR and need to work harder to
bring it at par with states like
Punjab, West Bengal, Maharash-
tra, Karnataka and Andhra
where the TFR is between 1.6
and 1.9 percent.
The survey’s worrisome find-
ing has been about the various
nutrition programmes for wom-
en and children. According to
the recent survey’s data, 57 per-
cent of women of reproductive
age are anaemic. In the 2015 sur-
vey only 53.1 percent were anae-
mic. The increase in anaemia in
children aged 6 to 59 months is
the real concern.
T
n the Constitution
Day Prime Minis-
terNarendraModi
attacked the Con-
gress over dynas-
tic politics saying that “one
party is serving one family”.
Modicalledfamily-runparties
a threat to democracy
. Setting
the tone for the winter session
the Opposition boycotted the
Constitution Day function.
Celebrating the Constitu-
tion Day on every November
26 has become a ritualistic
event, a routine which politi-
cal parties follow more in vio-
lation of the principles es-
poused by Dr. BR Ambedkar.
“…The proceedings of this
Constituent Assembly would
have been very dull if all
members had yielded to the
party discipline. Party disci-
pline, in all its rigidity
, would
have converted this Assembly
into a gathering of yes men”.
Dr. Ambedkar further said,
“Fortunately there were re-
bels. They were Mr Kamath,
Dr. PS Deshmukh, Mr Sidhva,
Prof Saxena, Pandit Thakur
and Das Bhargava. Along
withthey(sic)Imustmention
Prof KT Shah and Pandit Hir-
day Nath Kunzru. The points
they raised were mostly ideo-
logical. That I was not pre-
pared to accept their sugges-
tions does not diminish the
value of their suggestions…”
The speech is an outstand-
ing example of a healthy de-
bate and respect for dissent. It
is this hallmark of a vibrant
democracywhich,theOpposi-
tion and critics point out, has
been compromised in recent
years. The culture of healthy
debate has ceased to exist.
Erosion of power of constitu-
tional institutions like the ju-
diciary, data protection law
are issues that pose a threat to
the Constitution. Courts re-
luctance to examine a govern-
ment’s actions raises another
issue, that of constitutional
morality
. Constitution Day
celebration should not be a
mere symbolic exercise.
CONSTITUTION’S SPIRIT
THE DAY’S SYMBOLISM
Celebrating the
Constitution Day on
every November 26
has become a ritualistic
event, a routine which
political parties follow
more in violation of the
principles espoused by
Dr BR Ambedkar
O
A QUESTION OF ETHICS
W
RAJGOPAL
NIDAMBOOR
Wellness physician, independent
researcher and author
We are all witness to a
plethora of corporate
antics, unethical
interpersonal
behaviours, such as
lying, cheating,
discrimination, and
sexual ‘forays,’ at the
workplace. One would
feel let down and dismayed
as to whatever happened to
that wonderful idea of
‘corporate conscience’ —
of training programmes
that are held with good
intent, with all the right
ingredients in place
Analysts opine that
legislated ethics may not
work at all. Self-regulation,
they say, can possibly work
with such guidelines as
codes of conduct — but, not
always. Reason? Any
newly-acquired ‘tool’ can be
ruthless. So also regulation
of ethics. Ethics cannot
overcome all contingencies.
The only way it can be
made use of in training is
by way, or methods, of
discussion, appreciation,
acknowledgment, discovery
and development, and not
on the basis of a taut
resolution which only
defines behavioural codes,
or parameters

New Delhi: Stating that the Constitution Day cel-
ebration is a ‘specific party’ event, Congress leader
Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury on Friday said if it is a
Constitution day then the government should have
allowed everybody to speak on the occasion.
“If it has been a Constitution day then the
government should have allowed everybody to
speak on the occasion. Only three-four people
in the government will on this not occasion is
not right. It is not a government function but a
party-specific event,” Chowdhury said. Several
Opposition parties including Congress boycotted
the Constitution Day celebrations at Central Hall
of Parliament on Friday. —ANI
IT WAS ‘PARTY-SPECIFIC’ EVENT: ADHIR
RANJAN DEFENDS OPPN’s BOYCOTT
New Delhi: President Ram Nath Kovind said,
In our country, not only women were given right to
vote from the beginning,
but many women were
members of the Constitu-
ent Assembly. They also
made an unprecedented
contribution in the mak-
ing of the Constitution.
72 years ago, in this Central Hall, the framers of
our Constitution had adopted this document for a
bright future of independent India. I believe that the
development journey of India has been progressing
on the strength of our Constitution. —ANI
CONTRIBUTION OF WOMEN IN MAKING OF
CONSTITUTION IS UNPRECEDENTED: PREZ
New Delhi: V -P M Venkaiah Naidu a ddressing an
event in Parliament said, Forging national unity is
a core constitutional
value one Indian
community is the
need of the hour.
Naidu asserted that
with Indian Constitu
requiring the country
to be a democratic republic, legislatures should
be guided by dialogue and should not be rendered
dysfunctional through persistent disruptions. —ANI
DISRUPTIONS IN LEGISLATURES
NEGATE CONSTITUTION’s SPIRIT: NAIDU
INDIA
07
First India Bureau
New Delhi: The Elec-
tion Commission of In-
dia on Friday
, organised
an international webi-
nar on the theme ‘En-
hancing electoral par-
ticipation of Women,
Persons with Disabili-
ties(PwDs)Seniorciti-
zen Voters: Sharing Best
Practices and New Initi-
atives’atNewDelhi.The
webinar which was or-
ganisedtomarkthecom-
pletion of two years of
Chairmanship of the
ECI at A-WEB was at-
tended by over 100 dele-
gates from 24 countries,
4internationalorganiza-
tions and 20 diplomats.
As the current Chair-
man of A-WEB, Chief
Election Commissioner
of India, Sushil Chan-
dra, while taking note of
the historical perspec-
tiveof barriersandchal-
lenges faced by women
in participation in elec-
tions in India, Chandra
stated that after 7 dec-
ades and 17 General
Elections since Inde-
pendence, women’s par-
ticipation in India has
exceeded that of men
and stood at more than
67% in the 2019 General
Election. Gender gap, a
crucial parameter,
which was -16.71% in
1962, has not only closed
butreversedto+0.17%in
2019. Chandra highlight-
ed various initiatives
taken by the ECI to en-
hance women participa-
tion including associat-
ing more women as poll-
ing booth officials, larg-
ernumberof AllWomen
Managed Polling Sta-
tions, crèche facility at
Polling Stations, sepa-
rate toilets and waiting
area at the polling
booths, amongst others.
During his address,
Chandra also elaborat-
ed on the concept of Ab-
sentee voter facilita-
tion, introduced by ECI
in 2020 to ensure voting
facility at the doorstep
especially for 80+ sen-
ior citizens, PwDs and
COVID-affected voters.
Addressing the gath-
ering, Election Com-
missioner Rajiv Kumar
stressed on the initia-
tives taken by the Com-
mission to enhance the
participation of Wom-
en Person with Dis-
abilities in the elec-
toral process.
Election Commis-
sioner Anup Chandra
Pandey stated that
Technology has been a
game changer in elec-
tion management and
has had a significant
impact upon the elec-
toral landscape vis-a-
vis accessibility. Tak-
ing note of the chal-
lenges faced to ensure
inclusive accessible
elections during the
COVID pandemic.
Secretary General
Umesh Sinha said that
inclusion of all catego-
ries of voters in elec-
toral participation is
the essence of universal
adult suffrage. He also
touched upon ECI voter
education programme
SVEEP aimed at reach-
ing out to vast voter
population in a compre-
hensive manner.
CECChandracallsforEMBstoensureaccessibleinclusiveelections
INTERNATIONAL WEBINAR
New Delhi: Lok Sabha
speaker Om Birla on
Friday said that the Op-
position parties should
have participated in the
function of the Consti-
tution Day as it was a
function of Parliament
not of the government.
Constitution Day'
function was of Parlia-
ment and not of gov-
ernment. I am upset by
the boycott of Opposi-
tion parties. It is my
endeavour that there
should be no tradition
of a boycott during the
address of President,
Vice President, and the
Governor, Birla said.
Several Opposition
parties including Con-
gress boycotted the
Constitution Day cele-
brations today at Cen-
tral Hall of Parliament.
The Lok Sabha
Speaker added that he
had also said this in the
presiding officers' con-
ference that if anyone
has any complaint or
issue, then he can talk
to me. There may be
disagreement. But, let
us carry on the good
tradition.
There were arrange-
ments made for both
Leader of Opposition in
Rajya Sabha, Mallikar-
jun Kharge and Leader
of the Congress party
in Lok Sabha Adhir
Ranjan Chowdhury to
sit on the dais. They
were informed about
the same by the Parlia-
mentary Affairs Minis-
ter and my office. Still,
they did not come and
said that there is were
no seating arrange-
ments on the dais. This
is wrong, Birla said.
Several Opposition
parties including Con-
gress, Left parties, All
India Trinamool Con-
gress (TMC), Rashtri-
ya Janata Dal (RJD),
Shiv Sena, Nationalist
Congress Party (NCP),
Samajwadi Party (SP)
boycotted the Consti-
tution Day.
President Ram Nath
Kovind led the celebra-
tions of Constitution
Day at the Central Hall
of Parliament House on
Friday. The nation cel-
ebrates Constitution
Day on November 26 to
commemorate adoption
of Constitution of India
by the Constituent As-
sembly in 1949. —ANI
OM BIRLA TARGETS OPPN’s BOYCOTT OF CONSTITUTION DAY CELEBRATIONS
‘FUNCTIONWASOFPARL,NOTGOVT’
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla addresses a function to commemorate ‘Samvidhan Divas’, at
Parliament, in New Delhi on Friday. —PHOTO BY PTI
Mumbai: Former
Mumbai Police Com-
missioner Param Bir
Singh has filed an ap-
plication for the cancel-
lation of court procla-
mation order against
him in Esplanade Mag-
istrate's court, declar-
ing him an absconder.
A hearing on the mat-
ter will be held on No-
vember 29.
After appearing be-
fore the crime branch,
the ex-Mumbai Police
commisioner while
talking to the media
said that he has joined
the investigation as per
the order of the Su-
preme Court.
I am cooperating in
the investigation and I
have full faith in the
court, Singh added.
Thane police com-
missioner has formed a
Special Investigation
Team (SIT) to probe an
extortion case regis-
tered against Singh,
said police. —ANI
Param Bir moves court seeking
annulment of ‘absconder’ notice
New Delhi: Delhi HC
agreed to hear petitions
related to PM's Citizen
Assistance Relief in
Emergency Situations
Fund on Dec 10. Earlier,
it was listed for Nov 10,
but got adjourned as
concerned bench did not
assemble. CJ DN Patel
Justice Jyoti Singh al-
lowed early hearing. —ANI
PM CARES FUND
PILs: HEARING BY
HC ON DEC 10
SC TO HEAR
CENTRE'S PLEA
ON WB’s EX-CS
ON NOVEMBER 29
CAN’T DOUBT VAX:
SC ON PIL
SEEKING PROBE IN
THE MATTER
New Delhi: The Supreme
Court on Friday adjourned
the hearing for November
29 in an appeal filed by
the Central government
against the Calcutta High
Court order which had
set aside the order of the
Principal Bench of the
CAT transferring a case
filed by former West
Bengal Chief Secretary
Alapan Bandyopadhyay
from Kolkata to Delhi.
A Bench of Justices AM
Khanwilkar and CT Ravi-
kumar posted the matter
for Monday on the re-
quest of Solicitor General
Tushar Mehta, appearing
for the Centre. Earlier,
the SG had said that the
Centre has sought a stay
on High Court’s order.
He had said Bandyopad-
hyay may not move the
CAT in between because
the issue of territorial
jurisdiction is before the
top court. —ANI
New Delhi: SC said it
cannot send a wrong
message on the ongo-
ing Covid vaccination.
A bench comprising
Justices DY Chandrachud
and AS Bopanna said:
“We cannot send a mes-
sage that there is some
problem with vaccination.
The WHO has spoken in
favour of vaccines, coun-
tries across the world
are doing it! We cannot
just cast doubt on it.”
Citing monthly progress
reports, he reiterated that
at this juncture, it is not
correct to cast a doubt on
vaccination. —ANI
ALAPAN TRANSFER VAX DEATHS
Imphal: BJP national
President JP Nadda
said that PM Narendra
Modi has given 'Maz-
boot Sarkar' (strong
government) while
there was 'Majboor
Sarkaar' (weak govern-
ment) during the Unit-
ed Progressive Alliance
(UPA) regime.
While interacting
with ex-servicemen in
Imphal, Nadda
slammed the UPA gov-
ernment for its inaction
during the 2008 terror
attacks in Mumbai that
claimed the lives of
more than 100 civilians
and other security per-
sonnel. We must under-
stand where the strong
leadership of Modi ji
has led us today and
where UPA leadership
had taken us. PM Modi
has given 'Mazboot
Sarkar' while there was
'Majboor Sarkaar' dur-
ing the UPA regime,
said JP Nadda.
The BJP president
further said that PM
Modi has given the mes-
sage that the country is
safe only because of the
soldiers who are stand-
ing on its borders. —ANI
PM gave ‘Mazboot Sarkar’ unlike
UPA’s ‘Majboor Sarkaar’: Nadda
BJP National President JP Nadda pays floral tribute to Baba Sahab
BR Ambedkar in Imphal on Friday. —PHOTO BY PTI
WhyisKejriwal
discriminating
betweenDelhiPb?
Sharat K Verma
New Delhi: Delhi
Chief Minister
Arvind Kejriwal
has announced in
Punjab that he will
give Rs 1,000 every
month to every adult
woman of the state
i.e. every woman
aged above 18 years.
He said that if the
Aam Aadmi Party
government is
formed in the state,
Rs 1,000 will be depos-
ited every month in
the account of every
woman. If there are
three adult women in
a family, then this
amount of Rs 1,000
will be deposited in
the account of all
three i.e. a total of Rs
3,000 for the entire
family. But no such
plan has been an-
nounced by Kejriwal
for Delhi. Instead of
putting money in the
accounts of people in
Delhi, Kejriwal is try-
ing to entice the vot-
ers in Punjab.
In Delhi, where Ke-
jriwal is in power, his
deputy chief minis-
ter and state finance
minister Manish
Sisodia has said that
by 2047, Delhi’s per
capita income will be
equal to that of Sin-
gapore. Think, while
on one hand, cash is
being distributed to
people in Punjab, on
the other hand, a tar-
get is being set for
Delhi of a time 26
years from now.
However, with the
massive announce-
ments made by Kejri-
wal in Punjab, Goa
and Uttarakhand,
the expectations of
the people of Delhi
have also increased.
They are feeling that
the municipal elec-
tions are to be held in
Delhi next year and
Kejriwal has to win
these elections at any
cost, so it is possible
that he will an-
nounce to provide
cash to the people in
Delhi also. Interest-
ingly, this is a matter
of direct vote buy-
ing, and the Election
Commission should
put an end to it.
IN THE COURTYARD
TRIPURA CIVIC POLLS: TMC
APPROACHES SC OVER COUNTING
New Delhi: TMC has approached SC urging to
postpone counting of votes of municipal elections
that were held in Tripura on November 25. The
TMC has alleged that SC orders for free and fair
municipal polls were violated and people were
not allowed to vote. Further, complainant the TMC
seeks a probe by the court-monitored panel into
the allegation levelled by them. The ruling BJP,
however, refuted the charges and said that the
opposition was trying to obtain public sympathy
fearing defeat. The counting of votes is scheduled
to take place on November 28. —ANI
BR Ambedkar ji emphasised on
equality, where democracy grows
with the participation of everybody.
On Constitution Day we must read the Pre-
amble carefully. Governments may come
and go, but our fundamental rights in a de-
mocracy must flourish. We got this power
from the Constitution of India, which was
drafted by Babasaheb Dr Ambedkar.
—JP Nadda, BJP National President
MODERN FORM OF 'THE GITA'
New Delhi: Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Friday
said that the Constitution of India is like a modern
version of 'The Gita' for us that motivates us to
work for the nation. Addressing the event on the
Constitution Day in the Central Hall of the Parlia-
ment, the Lok Sabha Speaker said, The Constitu-
tion of India is like a modern version of 'The Gita'
for us that motivates us to work for the nation. If
each one of us commits to working for the country
then we can build 'Ek Bharat, Shrestha Bharat'.
Constitution Day was celebrated in the Central
Hall of the Parliament President Ram Nath Kovind,
Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu, Prime Minister
Narendra Modi, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla and
others attended the event. —ANI
There were arrangements made
for both LoPs in RS, Mallikarjun
Kharge Congress leader in LS
Adhir Ranjan to sit on dais. They
were informed by the Parliamen-
tary Affairs Minister my office.
Still, they didn’t come said that
there is were no seating arrange-
ments on the dais. This is wrong.
—Om Birla, LS Speaker
The webinar provided an excellent
opportunity to learn from the best
practices experiences of other
EMBs, to identify work towards removing
barriers to ensure truly accessible, inclusive
participative elections. —Sushil Chandra, CEC

13TH ANNIVERSARY OF 26/11 MUMBAI ATTACK
PARAM BIR SEIZED KASAB’S PHONE, DIDN’T
PRESENT DURING PROBE: EX-ACP PATHAN
Mumbai: Retired ACP
ShamsherKhanPathan
has alleged that phone
recoveredfromterrorist
Ajmal Kasab by former
Mumbai Police chief
Param Bir was not pre-
sented during the probe
and he had filed a com-
plaint to the current
Mumbaipolicecommis-
sioner Hemant Nagrale
in July this year.
Meanwhile, Ujjwal
Nikam, who was a pub-
lic prosecutor in the
case said, “I don’t have
exact details on this.
But I know that Kas-
ab’s phone was not
there during the trial.
So non-presentation
of phone, only IOs or
people concerned can
give a response. I am
aware that those 10 at-
tackers were distrib-
uted in 5 groups and
each group had 1 mo-
bile phone only
.” —ANI
Pathan’s complaint was
submitted 4 months
ago, it was widely
circulated on social
media on Thursday,
the day when
Singh appeared
before Mumbai
Crime Branch
Sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik paid tribute to the victims and soldiers
on the 13th anniversary. Taking to Twitter, Mr Pattnaik paid homage
to them by posting a picture of Hotel Taj Mahal Palace made of sand
at Puri Beach in Odisha. “Never forget,” he wrote.
We must not forget the brave
hearts who countered the 26/11
Mumbai terror attacks and the
ones who lost their lives. The brave sol-
diers of the country sacrificed their lives
while fighting terrorists. I bow to
those sacrifices too.
—Narendra Modi, Prime Minister
Amit Shah
@AmitShah
Tributes to those
who lost their lives in
Mumbai 26/11 terror-
ist attack. Salute to
the courage of all the
security personnel who
bravely faced the terror-
ists in the cowardly at-
tacks. A grateful nation
will always be indebted
to your sacrifice and
proud of your bravery.
NEVER FORGET...
New Delhi: When 10 heavily armed men laid
siege to the city through a series of coordinated
attacks after entering via sea route, only a few
know the fact that the then
NSG chief Jyoti Krishan
Dutt, who headed the elite
commando force during
the operation, continued
his duty even after knowing
that one of his relatives
was killed by the terrorists
in the attack. Jyoti Krishan
Dutt’s son Anuj told several such facts about the
operation managed by his father which he said
“many are unaware”.
NSG CHIEF DUTT CONTINUED TO
LEAD OPERATION EVEN AFTER
TERRORISTS KILLED RELATIVE
New Delhi: Leaders from
across nation on Friday
paid homage to victims,
security personnel who
lost their lives in the
26/11 attacks. PM Naren-
dra Modi, HM Amit Shah,
Union Minister Piyush
Goyal, EAM S Jaishankar,
Defence Minister Rajnath
Singh, Congress leader
Rahul Gandhi others
said they will “never for-
get” 26/11 terror attacks.
LEADERS PAY
TRIBUTES TO
ATTACK VICTIMS
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एतद्ारा मितबद्ध, व्यक्त मिशेष, आम खास को सूमित मक्या जाता िै मक पामिका क्ेत्र में अधोमिमखत व्यक्त्यों
द्ारा स्टटेट ग्ानट का प ा, िरीज्डरी्ड / प ा, कृमष भूमम मन्यमन, िघु अिमध िरीज मन्यमन, खांिा भूमम आिंटन,
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जाजत बाबत् आपमति िो तो आपमति आमंत्रण सूिना जाररी िोने करी मतमि से 7 मििस के अनिर म्याि मिमधमान्य
िस्तािेजों समित मिमखत में आपमति का्यमा मििस के िौरान का्यामाि्य सम्य में अधोिस्ताक्रकतामा को प्रस्तुत करािें।
बाि म्याि गुजरने आपमति मान्य निीं िोगरी।
क्र.
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सं या नाप
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पट्टा
(सरश कमार मीणा)
नररपात््का व्ी
Congress to hold rally against
inflation on Dec 12 in Delhi
New Delhi: The Con-
gress on Friday said
that it will hold a rally
in Delhi on December 12
against fuel price rise
and inflation. The rally
will be addressed by
Congress President So-
nia Gandhi, Rahul Gan-
dhi and other Congress
leaders from across the
country
.
CongressGeneralSec-
retary KC Venugopal in
a statement said, “It will
give a decisive warning
to the present Modi gov-
ernment to stop its loot
and reduce the back-
breaking prices. We
shallcontinueourstrug-
gle until the Modi govt
backs down.” —ANI
People who
left party are
either oppor-
tunist, greedy or
afraid of BJP. It’s not
easy to stay in opposi-
tion and fight for the
cause of people and
country. Many leaders
who left lacked hard
work. —Congress Leader
New Delhi: Despite the exodus of several senior
and prominent leaders, Congress party feels that
these deserters were opportunists, greedy or
were afraid of BJP government. It was also felt
that these exits would not be affecting the party
much. Another party leader pointed out, “When
you are in opposition you get to know very
closely who are your people. Who are there to
fight for the cause of people and the country.”
CONG FEELS DESERTING LEADERS
ARE OPPORTUNISTS, AFRAID OF BJP
New Delhi: Congress Interim President
Sonia Gandhi met former PM Manmohan
Singh at his residence in Delhi on Thursday
evening and enquired about his health. Singh
was discharged from the AIIMS on October
31. He was admitted to AIIMS on October 13
following the complaint of weakness and was
under the observation of doctors since then.
SONIA MEETS MANMOHAN,
ENQUIRES ABOUT HEALTH
New Delhi: The RBI
on Friday accepted
most of the recommen-
dations of its working
group on corporate
ownership of private
sector banks, by allow-
ing unrestrained pro-
moter shareholding in
the first five years of
operations and hiking
the same to 26% after
15 years from the ex-
tant 15% and also the
new capital require-
ments. Accepting 21 of
the 33 recommenda-
tions of the internal
working group, the
central bank said the
remaining sugges-
tions are under its con-
sideration. The move
will benefit leading
banks like Kotak Ma-
hindra IndusInd,
among others, which
have been seeking
more time from the
regulator to divest
their stakes for many
years now. —ANI
RBI for no cap on promoters stake in pvt banks
MOVE TO BENEFIT LEADING BANKS
lll
RBI MAINTAINED
THAT ANY STAKE
HOLDING OR
VOTING RIGHTS
OF 5% OR MORE
OF PAID-UP
SHARE CAPITAL/
TOTAL VOTING
RIGHTS OF
CONCERNED
BANK WILL
REQUIRE NOD
l The report favours continuation
of the 40% minimum holding for
the first 5 years
l The promoter remain committed to
the bank in the formative years
l Suggestion to increase cap on
promoters’ stake in long run of 15
years accepted
l Recommendations on minimum
initial capital requirement for
licensing new banks accepted
l The stipulation should be uniform for
all types of promoters
l Promoter can choose to bring
down holding to below 26 per cent
after 5 years
KEY CHANGES ARE AS FOLLOWS...
FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF FARMERS’ PROTEST
‘KISAN MAHAPANCHAYAT’
BEGINS IN JHAJJAR DISTRICT
Jhajjar (Haryana):
Farmers ‘Kisan Ma-
hapanchayat’ began
in Bahadurgarh city
of Jhajjar district in
Haryana on the first
anniversary of the
protest against the
three farm laws.
The farmers at the
Gazipur border also
marked the first an-
niversary of the pro-
test on Friday. Farm-
ers have been protest-
ing against the farm
laws on various bor-
ders of Delhi since
Nov 26, 2020.
Last week, PM Nar-
endraModiannounced
that Centre will bring
necessary bills in the
winter session of Par-
liament beginning lat-
er this month to repeal
the farm laws and will
constitute a committee
toworkonanewframe-
work for MSP
. —ANI
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra
@priyankagandhi
One year of farmers’
protest will be known
for unshakable agitation,
death of 700 farmers, ar-
rogance of ruthless BJP
government and atroci-
ties against annadata.
PRIYANKA GANDHI
VADRA HAILS ‘VICTORY
OF FARMERS’
New Delhi: As farmers
marked one year of protest
against the
Centre’s
three farm
laws,
Congress
General
Secretary
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra
said that they have always
been held in high esteem
in India and their victory is
proof of the fact that this
will continue. “Farmers
have always been hailed
in India and this will
continue. The victory of
the farmers’ struggle is
proof of this. Jai Kisan,”
Priyanka Gandhi said.

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व्यक्त्यों द्ारा पट्टा सुिा/रमजस्ट्री सुिा भूमम के समबनध में मिखण्डन/नामानतरण/मन्यमन/भिन मनमामाण स्िरीकृमत
िािरी गई िै। मकसरी भरी व्यक्त को मनमांमकत बाबत् आपमति िो तो आपमति आमंत्रण सूिना जाररी िोने करी मतमि से
7 मििस के अनिर मम्याि मिमधमान्य िस्तािेजों समित मिमखत में आपमति का्यमा मििस के िौरान का्यामाि्य सम्य में
अधोिस्ताक्रकतामा को प्रस्तुत करािें। बाि म्याि गुजरने आपमति मान्य निीं िोगरी।
क्र.
सं.
नाम प्ार्थी मोहल्ा
भूखण्ड नाप
(वर्गरज में)
प्योजन
1. प्रिरीप कुमार जैन पुत्र शौभाग मि जैन
िा्ड्ड नं. 18,पंि मिािेि
मंमिर के पास, टो्डारा्यमसंि
178.96
स्टटेट ग्ानट
ए्ट
2.
िेिकरी ननिन गुपता पुत्र औंकार
िाि गुपता
जैन धममाशािा के पास िा्ड्ड
नं 19, टो्डारा्यमसंि
67.97
ए्ट
3. मान प्रकाश शमामा पुत्र गोकि िनि
िा्ड्ड नं 07, ताखाजरी के
पास, टो्डारा्यमसंि
228.71
ए्ट
4. बिाम िेिरी पत्री बजरंग िाि मािरी
िा्ड्ड नं 10, मामि्यान मंमिर
के पास, टो्डारा्यमसंि
122.27
ए्ट
5. मिनेश कुमार शमामा पुत्र नारा्यण िाि
िाठरी जरी का मोिलिा, िा्ड्ड
नं. 19, टो्डारा्यमसंि
136.02
ए्ट
6. म्खन िाि मािरी पुत्र गोकुि
रघुनाि जरी करी गिरी,
टो्डारा्यमसंि
96.62
ए्ट
7. अंमकत ओझा पुत्र मजतेनद्र कुमार बोिरा
िा्ड्ड नं. 18, जैन मोिलिा,
बोिरा िौक, टो्डारा्यमसंि
54.59
ए्ट
(नमन शमा्ग)
नररपात््का टो्डारायत्संह
Suspended SHO,
3 others sacked
for helping two
smugglers flee
First India Bureau
Sirohi: Suspended
SHO Seema Jakhar
and 3 constables
S u r e s h
Bishnoi,
Hanuman
B i s h n o i
and Om-
p r a k a s h
Bishnoi of Barlut po-
lice station in Sirohi
district, have been
dismissed from the
service by the de-
partment consider-
ing them guilty.
Jakhar is to get mar-
ried on November 28.
They were accused
of releasing two drug
smugglers in lieu of
Rs 10 lakh after they
were caught on No-
vember 14 for poppy
husk smuggling.
SP Dharmendra
Singh had suspended
the four and handed
over the investiga-
tion to Sirohi DSP
Madan Singh Chau-
han.
ASI’s son
‘steals’ poppy
husk from PS
Mukesh Mathrani
Barmer: After inves-
tigating the poppy
husk stolen case,
Barmer police on
Friday claimed that
it was stolen by the
son of the then ASI
of Pachpadra police.
He is the prime ac-
cused and master-
mind behind the con-
spiracy, police
claimed. So far police
have nabbed four ac-
cused in this connec-
tion but the prime
accused is still on the
run. Police is also
suspecting the in-
volvement of ASI,
who is currently
posted at Gudamala-
ni police station in
Barmer.
DOTASRA’S LOVE FOR MOM!
“All the happiness of the world on one side, and
the happiness of eating food prepared by mother’s
hands is on the other,” tweeted PCC Chief Govind
Singh Dotasra on Friday along with a photo in
which he is having a meal in front of his mother.
PSKS/PGKS drive: Mins’ group
formed to monitor progress
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Unhappy with
the slow pace of issuing
leases in Prashasan
Shehron/Gaon ke Sang
campaigns, which start-
ed from October 2, Ra-
jasthan Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot has or-
dered to constitute
a Group of Ministers to
make the campaign
more effective.
Revenue Minister
Ramlal Jat has been ap-
pointed as the commit-
tee coordinator and
Health Minister Parsa-
di Lal Meena, Agricul-
ture Minister Lal
Chand Kataria, Minor-
ity Affairs Minister
Shale Mohammad and
Disaster Relief Minis-
ter Govind Ram Megh-
wal have been made
members. On the in-
structions of Gehlot,
the cabinet secretariat
has issued the orders to
form the group of min-
isters. This group will
review the progress of
the campaign.
Missing files:
Govt warns
employees
Abhishek Shrivastava
Jaipur: Taking seri-
ous note of missing
files during Pra-
shasan Shehron/
Gaon ke sang cam-
paigns, Rajasthan
government has
warned employees of
action if the files are
not disposed of in a
time bound manner.
The complaints
about files going
missing have in-
creased in the cam-
paigns. On the pre-
text of missing files,
the officers and em-
ployees are holding
the leases. Looking
at the seriousness of
the matter, the gov-
ernment has issued
detailed instructions
and guidelines/SOP
in case a file is mis-
placed.
Ramlal Jat Parsadi Lal Meena Lal Chand Kataria Shale Mohammad
Punit Chaturvedi
Dungarpur: In order
to give relief to people
and incapable ones in
the Dungarpur district,
the Dungarpur Munici-
pal Council is reaching
their homes under the
campaign Prashasan
Shehron ke Sangh. The
Dungarpur Municipal
Council gave the same
relief to a 91-year-old
widow of the city
. After
40 years of her hus-
band’s death, the chair-
man and commissioner
of the Municipal Coun-
cil gave her the lease of
the house. Her happi-
ness knew no bounds.
People were being
motivated to apply for
pattas by conducting
surveys in the munici-
pal wards. Meanwhile,
91-year-old Tulsi Devi,
who lives in Ward 20,
was found whose hus-
band had died 40 years
ago. Her 6 daughters are
married and she lives
alone at home. She does
not have the lease of
her house.
Nonagenarian woman gets house
lease at her doorstep in Dungarpur
Officials delivering papers to
elderly lady at her residence in
Dungarpur on Friday.

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