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Afghanistan
on verge of
CivilWar
DEATH TOLL BLASTS TO 170;
MORE ATTACKS ON CARDS
As ISIS makes its presence felt in Afghanistan with a
bang reducing Taliban to a mere spectator, the
prospect of the country becoming a terror nursery with
various terror outfits locking horns has ripened
Taliban fighters stand guard outside the airport after Thursday’s deadly attacks outside the
airport in Kabul. Two suicide bombers and gunmen attacked crowds of Afghans flocking to
Kabul’s airport on Thursday, transforming a scene of desperation into one of horror in the waning
days of an airlift for those fleeing the Taliban takeover. —PHOTO BY PTI
CRUCIAL READ
NARAYAN RANE RESUMES ASHIRWAD
YATRA, LASHES OUT AT UDDHAV GOVT
Mumbai: Resuming the Jan Ashirwad Yatra in Ratna-
giri Friday, Union Minister for MSMEs Narayan Rane
launched a scathing attack on the Maha Vikas Aghadi
(MVA) government for arresting him over his remarks
against Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray. Addressing
BJP workers at the district office in Ratnagiri, Rane said,
“Why arrest me? What have I done? Arresting a central
minister using a force of 200-250 people as though ar-
resting a robber. Such bravery.”
ED ATTACHES ASSETS OVER `5 CR
OF NCP LEADER EKNATH KHADSE
New Delhi: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Friday
said it has attached assets worth Rs 5.73 crore of
former Maharashtra minister and NCP leader Eknath
Khadse and his family in a money laundering case. The
attachment has been done in a case of “criminal miscon-
duct by a public servant”. “The attached assets include
immovable properties worth Rs 4.86 crore and bank bal-
ance of Rs 86.28 lakh,” the agency said in a statement.
Kabul: The reported
toll of the bombing out-
side Kabul’s airport
rose sharply on Friday,
with Afghan health of-
ficials saying that as
many as 170 people
were killed and at least
200 were wounded, the
New York Times re-
ported.
Health officials’ esti-
mate of the number of
bombingvictims,which
did not include the 13
US service members
killed and 15 wounded,
was supported by inter-
views with hospital of-
ficials.
The Pentagon said on
Friday that a deadly at-
tack at the gate to Kabul
airport in Afghanistan
yesterday was carried
out by one suicide
bomber, not two.
Baghel gets a fresh lease of lifetill March 31!
AFTER OVER 3 HR LONG MEET WITH RAHUL-PRIYANKA
Aditi Nagar
New Delhi: Dark
clouds seem to be hover-
ing around Chhattis-
garh Congress where, a
possibility remains of
the ‘transfer of power’
from CM Bhupesh
Baghel to Health Minis-
ter TS Singhdeo. After
being summoned for a
second time to New Del-
hi for a meeting with
former Congress presi-
dent Rahul Gandhi,
Baghel reached Delhi
on Thursday night and
finally met Gandhi.
However it was not just
Rahul at the meet.
While state incharge PL
Punia accompanied
Baghel, Rahul had at
his side sister and gen-
eral secretary Priyanka
Gandhi. During the
three and a half hour
long, closed door meet-
ing, Priyanka left for
sometime to meet Sonia
and after spending
sometime with her
mother, she returned
and joined the meeting.
But the highlight of
the day was Baghel’s ad-
dress to media where,
in a perfect display of
political word play, the
Chhattisgarh CM hint-
ed at not Turn to P6
AMARINDER EFFECT
Sidhu’s advisor quits after
row over social media posts
Chandigarh: Amid
raging controversy over
his social media posts,
Malvinder S Mali, on
Friday quit as an advi-
sor to Punjab PCC Pres-
ident, Navjot Singh
Sidhu. Mali posted his
resignation on his Face-
book page.
In his resignation on
Friday, Mali levelled al-
legations against Chief
Minister Amarinder
Singh, SAD leaders
Bikram Singh Majithia
and Sukhbir Badal,
and said if any physical
harm is done to him
then these leaders will
be responsible.
AMID MESS, CONG’S HARISH RAWAT ASKS
TO BE RELIEVED FROM PUNJAB ROLE
Chandigarh: Citing next year’s assembly elections in Ut-
tarakhand, where he is the Congress’s campaign committee
chairman, Harish Rawat has sought to be relieved as the in-
charge of party affairs in Punjab. He said that to concentrate
on the upcoming Assembly elections in Uttarakhand, it had
been on his mind to seek to be relieved of responsibility. P5
I have asked the
high command
to allow me to
take decisions and I will
ensure that the Congress
prospers in the state for
the next two decades
—Navjot Singh Sidhu,
Punjab Cong Chief
Ladakh’s self-reliant entity
amid adverse challenges
is exemplary: Om Birla
Leh: Appreciating the
beauty and serenity of
Ladakh and its peace-
loving people, Lok Sab-
ha Speaker Om Birla on
Friday said that the way
the Union Territory is
emerging as a self-reli-
ant entity in the face of
adverse geographical
and other challenges, is
exemplary
.
His remarks came at
the inauguration of the
Parliamentary Outreach
Programme for the em-
powermentof Panchaya-
ti Raj Institutions of the
Union Territory of
Ladakh at the Sindhu
Sanskritik Kendra, Leh.
TN GUV PUROHIT GETS
ADDL CHARGES OF
PUNJAB, CHANDIGARH
New Delhi: President
Ram Nath Kovind
on Friday appointed
Tamil Nadu governor
Banwarilal Purohit to
discharge the functions
of Governor of Punjab,
in addition to his own
duties, until regular
arrangements are
made. He has also been
appointed as Admin-
istrator of the Union
Territory of Chandigarh.
DEADLY KABUL ATTACK DEEPENS RECKONING
OVER BIDEN’S AFGHANISTAN WITHDRAWAL
Washington: Addressing the nation from
the White House, Biden bowed his head
for a moment of silence before taking
questions from journalists pressing
him on the bloody twist in the already
tragic operation to shut down the
20-year war in Afghanistan. He
appeared occasionally close
to tears as he spoke of the
dead “heroes”.
‘CALIPHATE IN
INDIA AMONG ISIS
UNIT’S GOALS’
AFGHAN MP
DEPORTATION AN
ERROR: CENTRE
New Delhi: The ISIS unit
believed to be behind
Thursday’s deadly Kabul
bombings have India
in their crosshairs with
establishing the rule of
their caliphate are among
lofty ideological goals,
sources in Indian intel-
ligence community said.
New Delhi: The govern-
ment has described the
deportation of Rangina
Kargar, a woman MP
from Afghanistan, as ‘an
inadvertent error’. The
government has now
reached out to Rangina
to ask her to apply for an
emergency visa.
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla
Chief Justice of India NV Ramana turned 64 on
Friday. An array of intellectuals and political
leaders extended their wishes to the CJI.
CJI
TURNS
64
Naresh Sharma &
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur: Friday morn-
ing brought with it an
exemplary moment, one
that will echo in the an-
nals of Rajasthan’s pol-
ity for eons as even the
harshest critics of CM
Ashok Gehlot had noth-
ing but warmth and
prayers for the three
time chief minister who
underwent angioplasty
in Sawai Man Singh
Hospital. All political
differences and disa-
greements were kept
aside when the news of
Gehlot’s ill health
spread like wildfire and
right from PM Modi, to
state BJP leaders like
Satish Poonia, Vasund-
hara Raje, Rajendra
Rathore amongstothers
prayers for quick recov-
ery of the stalwart.
Gehlotwasdiagnosed
with 90 perccent block-
age in one artery.
“There was 90 percent
blockage in one of his
coronary arteries and
one stent was placed
successfully
. He is abso-
lutely fine,” Dr Sudhir
Bhandari, principal of
the SMS medical col-
lege said. Sources re-
veal that along ith pain
in chest, Gehlot also
suffered with cervical
Spondylosis and radicu-
lopathy
. It is learnt that
he felt extreme heavi-
ness in his right hand
also, but the ECG was
normal. Doctors sug-
gested him to undergo
cardiac Work-up and
during the CT Coronary
Angiography, one of th
artery - LAD - was found
to be 90 percent blocked.
His wife Sunita and
son Vaibhav rushed to
SMS to be with the CM
after he reached the
hospital while his
daughter Sonia rushed
to her father’s bed side
in the evening as soon
as she reached Jaipur.
Turn to P8, More on P7
ACROSS POLITICAL PLATFORMS, ENTIRE RAJ SPEAKS IN ONE VOICE...
GET WELL SOON, CM GEHLOT!
CM Ashok Gehlot in company of his wife Sunita and son Vaibhav at SMS after angioplasty.
Chhattisgarh CM Bhupesh Baghel and Congress partys State
in-charge PL Punia come out after meeting the party leader Rahul
Gandhi in New Delhi on Friday. —PHOTO BY PTI
LEADERS INCLUDING PM MODI, SONIA,
RAHUL WISH FOR SPEEDY RECOVERY
DELHI TOUR AND POSSIBLE CABINET
RESHUFFLE POSTPONED AGAIN
After learning that CM Ashok Gehlot underwent angio-
plasty, Congress President Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi,
KC Venugopal, Chhattisgarh CM Bhupesh Baghel, and sev-
eral other leaders inquired about the well being of the Chief
Minister. “I wish a speedy and full recovery of Shri Ashok
Gehlot ji,” Rahul Gandhi said in a Facebook post. Governor
Kalraj Mishra spoke to Gehlot on phone and wished him a
speedy recovery. “Post Covid, I was having health issues
and since yesterday I was having severe pain in my chest.
Just got my CT, Angio done in SMS hospital. Angioplasty
will be done. I am happy that I’m getting it done at SMS
Hospital. I am fine and will be back soon. our blessings and
well wishes are with me,” Gehlot had tweeted.
Chief Minister Gehlot’s program to visit Delhi was in the
offing and for this, a charter aircraft was also asked
to be kept on standby on Thursday itself. But later in the
night he started feeling restless. Due to ill health, he can-
celled the program to go to Delhi. With this, once again a
possible cabinet reshuffle in the state has been postponed.
Narendra Modi
@narendramodi
Praying for the good health and fast
recovery of Rajasthan CM Shri @ashok-
gehlot51 Ji and his wife, Smt. Sunita Ji.

RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 2021
02
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Polling for the
second phase in pan-
chayat and district
council elections will be
held on August 29 from
7:30 am to 5:30 pm. The
campaign for the sec-
ond phase came to an
end on Friday evening.
In the second phase, a
total of 25,60,153 voters
will exercise their fran-
chise. Of these,
13,51,866 are male vot-
ers while 12,08,279 are
women voters.
In the second phase
of polls in six districts,
a total of 1,680 candi-
dates are in fray for 536
wards of 28 panchayat
samitis. A total of 10
candidates have been
elected unopposed in
the second phase.
In Jaipur, Jodhpur,
Sawai Madhopur,
Bharatpur, Dausa and
Sirohi districts of the
state, polling for the
first phase was held on
August 26. The second
and third phase polling
will be done on August
29 and September 1 re-
spectively
.
The elections of dis-
trict council chiefs and
panchayat heads will be
done on September 6.
Campaigningends,votingfor2ndphaseonSun
PANCHAYAT POLLS
Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur: The 2023 As-
sembly elections in Ra-
jasthan appear to be a
tough game for the BJP
which is in a mess due
to its own leaders.
While the Congress
mainly has two fac-
tions, the Saffron party
has many leaders in the
state aspiring for the
post of chief minister,
leading to squabble
within the party
.
BJP leaders target
chief minister Ashok
Gehlot and former dep-
uty chief minister
Sachin Pilot for their
infighting but it is no
more hidden that the
BJP is too battling with
the same problem, but
here leaders are many
.
Though the party
leaders claim that all is
well and deny any in-
fighting but their am-
bivalence is not hidden.
Top on the list of CM
face is former Chief
Minister Vasundhara
Raje, who herself has
been silent on the issue
but her supporters
have been constantly
demanding from the
party high-command to
declare her as the CM
candidate.
It is noteworthy that
her supporters have
also made ‘Vasundhara
Raje Samarthak
Manch’ and ‘Team
Vasundhara Raje’.
Some of the party
leaders and workers be-
lieve that union minis-
ter Bhupendra Yadav,
could also be projected
as the CM candidate.
However, Yadav is si-
lent on the matter.
Supporters of BJP
state president Satish
Poonia too see future
CM in him. Another
key aspirant is Union
minister Gajendra
Singh Shekhawat,
who remains present in
almost all major meet-
ings of the party
.
Next is LoP Gulab-
Chand Kataria but be-
ing 76 years old, he may
be ruled out.
Deputy LoP Rajen-
dra Rathore, a 7 time
MLA, is an experienced
and seasoned leader
and he too is seen as the
future CM of Ra-
jasthan.
Senior leader Om
Prakash Mathur re-
mains active in New
Delhi but he always
keeps a close eye on Ra-
jasthan.
BJP’s general secre-
tary (organisation) in
Uttar Pradesh, Sunil
Bansal, also belongs to
Rajasthan and party
workers see him as a
potential candidate for
future.
Other leaders who
are in the race are Dalit
leader and union min-
ister Arjun Ram
Meghwal, MPs Diya
Kumari and Rajya-
vardhan Rathore.
PROBLEMOFPLENTYINRAJBJP? Nobiggerfacethan
RajeinBJP:Dhariwal
Ashvini Yadav
Alwar: UDH minis-
ter and senior Con-
gress leader Shanti
Dhariwal has said
that former
Vasundhara Raje is
the biggest face of
the party in Ra-
jasthan.
“There is a big
fight going on in
BJP. 6 to 7 leaders
want to become
Chief Minister but
it is true that the
biggest face is that
of Vasundhara
Raje. Among all
those leaders, Raje
has bigger stature,”
he said.
A day before, dur-
ing a workshop in
Alwar, Dhariwal
had also praised
Raje for inserting
sub section 69-A in
the municipality
act-2009 in 2015, due
to which lakhs of
people will now get
pattas.
102habitualoffendersexterned
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In its bid to pre-
vent crime, Jaipur po-
lice has externed 102
criminals from the dis-
trict. After checking the
criminals’ records, the
local police zeroed in on
habitual offenders who
came out of prison only
to commit their next
crime.
DCP (North) Parish
Deshmukh said that the
policemadealistof mis-
creants repeatedly in-
volved in crimes. Their
files were made and pre-
sented in court. In 120
days,thecourtheard125
such cases and rejected
files of 29 miscreants.
Similarly
, the court had
heard 39 such cases last
year and took a decision
in 26 cases. Another 47
cases will be heard in
the court in fast-track
mode. Under provisions
of Goonda Act, such re-
peat offenders are iden-
tified and externed from
the district for a year
after an order from a
court. They are bound
to record their regular
attendance in a local po-
lice station outside the
district and are sent to
jail if they violate their
externment and enter
the district.
ACB SUBMITS CHARGESHEET AGAINST
RAJARAM GURJAR AND OMKAR SAPRE
DODA POST WORTH `1.50 CRORE
SEIZED UNDER GUISE OF ANIMAL FEED
Jaipur: The ACB on Friday submitted chargesheet
in ACB court-1 against Rajaram, the husband of
suspended mayor Dr Somya, and BVG company
official Omkar Sapre in a case of graft.The ACB
filed a 2890- page chargesheet against both the
accused under sections of prevention of corruption
act. Investigation against RSS leader Nimbaram
and BVG company representative Sandeep Chaud-
hary, who are also accused, is pending. The ACB
said that notices were sent to Nimbaram’s resi-
dence but could not be served.Similarly, Sandeep
Chaudhary could not be interrogated.
Jaipur: Police made a disclosure of doda poppy
smuggling being done under the guise of animal
feed. The police took action by raiding a warehouse
in Krishna Colony, Akera Dungar. Around 46 quintal
doda poppies were recovered. It costs around Rs
1.5 crore. Smuggler Taufeeq Ali was involved along
with his partner Imran. DCP West Richa Tomar said
that Jhotwara police have exposed dealers smug-
gling drugs under the guise of animal feed.
Bhilwara: In the case of raping a two and a half years
old mentally retarded girl by the auto tipper driver of
the municipality, POCSO Court
No 2 sentenced the accused to
14 years of imprisonment on
Friday. Meanwhile, the court has
also imposed a monetary penalty
of Rs 21,000 on the accused. The
court convicted him on the basis
of 13 witnesses and 23 documents and sentenced
him to 14 years of imprisonment.
MAN SENTENCED TO 14 YEARS IN JAIL
FOR RAPING MINOR IN BHILWARA
Jaipur: A case rape with a minor has come to light
in the Sanganer Sadar police station area. In this
regard, the father of the minor
has lodged a complaint with the
police. It is said in the complaint
that the minor was playing out-
side the house in morning when
a young man living nearby called
her on the pretext of giving her
a toffee. He took her to the street and molested her.
However, the girl started crying and people heard her
voice. Noticing this, the accused fled from the spot.
2-YEAR-OLD RAPED & MOLESTED,
FATHER LODGES POLICE COMPLAINT
TWO HELD FOR KIDNAP &
MURDER OF TAXI DRIVER
Jaipur: A week after kidnapping and killing a taxi
driver in Jaipur and throwing his body in the
Kalisindh river of Jhalawar district, police have
arrested two people with the help of local police in
Tonk city. DCP (North)
Paris Deshmukh said
that the arrested ac-
cused are Naimuddin
alias Nammu, 30 and
Farhan alias Fardeen,
23. Naimuddin is a
history-sheeter and was
arrested in Nepal in a
drug trafficking case. Additional DCP Sumit Gupta
said Naimuddin reached Jaipur on August 22 after
buying intoxicants from the Nepal border. Both the
accused asked driver Khemchand to take them to
a dhaba in Bassi. When he refused, they stran-
gulated him. They then drove to Jhalawar district
and threw his body into the Kalisindh river. The
accused returned to Tonk city where the Ramganj
police arrested them with the help of mobile call
details and CCTV footage.
Gravel mafia attacks
police, constable injured
Meghwal abuses youth, gets him
arrested for questioning him
Govt working
to reduce
transmission:
BD Kalla
First India Bureau
Sawai Madhopur:
Over 50 gravel mafia at-
tacked the Bonli police
team late on Thursday
night on an under-con-
struction expressway
near Bonli. The police
team reached the spot
on the information of
an attack on a contrac-
tor and the transport of
gravel.
The gang members
came on motorcycles
and Bolero.
They damaged the
PCR vehicle with sticks
and stones. Constable
Tej Singh was injured
in the attack. He was
taken to the district
hospital for treatment
where his condition is
said to be stable.
Police have seized a
motorcycle and mobile
from the spot. Eleven
people have been identi-
fied and a case has been
registered against the
attackers.
In the past too, the
mafia attacked the SDM
and the police team.
First India Bureau
Bikaner: Khajuwala
MLA and former parlia-
mentary secretary Go-
vindMeghwal,known
for his short tem-
per, hit the head-
linesagain.Megh-
wal was attending
a programme or-
ganised in a school
in Kankrala village
when a man
sought clari-
fication from the MLA
over a statement made
by him. Meghwal lost
temperandstartedabus-
ing him.
An irate
Meghwal got
the youth, Ish-
war Ram, ar-
rested for dis-
rupting the
programme.
Meghwal al-
leged that the
youth was
trying to defame him
withthevideo.Intheone-
minutevideo,theMLAis
seen using abusive lan-
guage.Heallegedthatthe
youth is a supporter of
Ravi Meghwal, son of
Union Minister and Bi-
kaner MP Arjun Ram
Meghwal.
Eshwar Ram alleged
that a few days ago the
MLA publicly said that
he got his marriage
done through donation.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: “Govt is put-
ting enormous efforts
in providing quality
and uninterrupted
powertoindustry
.You
can compare Ra-
jasthan with other
industrialised states
like Haryana, UP
,
Maha, etc and you
will find Raj much
ahead in power gen-
eration. Raj has solar
power installation of
4996.96 MW and it has
apotentialtoincrease
the capacity multi-
fold.” said Dr BD Kal-
la, Minister for Ener-
gy&PHEDduring4th
Editionof Conference
on Profitability
through Energy Con-
servation&Efficiency
.
Gravel mafia damaged PCR
vehicle with sticks and
stones in Sawai Madhopur on
Thursday.
TO PROMOTE TOURISM
A sand sculpture of Camel made by sand artist Ajay Rawat to promote tourist’s in desert
of Pushkar on Thursday. Recently, Camel breeders protested, demanded amendments to
the 2015 Act, and said that their business has suffered due to the inability to sell camels to
buyers outside the state. —PHOTO BY HIMANSHU SHARMA
EXEMPTION FOR MEDICAL STAFF ISSUE
Saffron party has
many leaders
aspiring for post
of chief minister
—FILE
PHOTO
Shanti Dhariwal
Govind Meghwal
NEWS DIGEST

RAJASTHAN
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Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur: Even though
public transport has
been one of the most
affected segments due
to Corona pandemic,
the Jaipur Metro has
done wonders even
after the double
whammy.
After the end of the
second wave, metro
has made a good come-
back as it is carrying
more passenger load
than it did after lock-
down ended post the
first wave.
The passenger load
in the metro is increas-
ing continuously after
the good efforts of the
metro management.
The average passen-
ger load in July was
twelve thousand per
day which has now
reached eighteen
thousand per day.
Moreover, metro
staff is also ensuring
that passengers follow
covid protocols to the
hilt. Meanwhile, 100
percent vaccination of
the metro staff has
also been achieved.
Six days ago, a docu-
mentary film has been
shot inside the metro,
due to which the
Jaipur Metro has
earned Rs 40,000. There
is also a lot of focus on
advertisements to in-
crease the revenue of
the metro.
Post lockdown, passenger load increases
in Jaipur Metro to 18,000 per day
FLIGHTS TO DUBAI TO
RESUME FROM SEP 1
Kirodi protests with private
school owners for RTE dues
History made! 1.5 L saplings
planted in a day in Barmer
Coordinator
arrested for
taking bribe
Olympic
players to be
felicitated
Ravi Vishnoi,
Aman Singh to
be honoured
List soon: Wait over
for 1,385 teachers
Khachariyawas
praises Kirodi’s
commitment
However, two tests mandatory for the passenger before flying
Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: Air travel to
Dubai, closed for the
last one year, may start
from September 1.
Authorities in Dubai
have issued instruc-
tions that passengers
must produce a Covid
19 RT-PCR negative test
report done 48 hrs be-
fore and another Rapid
PCR test done at the
airport four hrs before
boarding the plane.
The operation of
flights to Dubai has
been closed for the last
one year.
Flights from Dubai
can come to Jaipur, but
there is a complete ban
on outbound flights. It
was banned by the
Dubai authorities. But
recently the rules have
been relaxed and now
there will be direct
flights to Dubai.
Three airlines have
proposed to operate
flights to Dubai from
the Jaipur Airport.
However, it is manda-
tory for the passenger
to get the two tests
done before flying.
The Jaipur airport
administration has
sought applications
from private laborato-
ries for conducting
Rapid PCR test at the
airport. If all goes well,
the testing facility will
become operational
from next week on-
wards. The result of
the test would be hand-
ed over to passengers
in 30 minutes.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: With the Ra-
jasthan government
orderingtheopening of
schools beginning Sep-
tember1,privateschool
owners from across the
state have gathered in
Jaipur and are protest-
ing over the non-pay-
ment of RTE dues.
Rajya Sabha MP Dr
Kirodi Lal Meena was
also present along with
the school owners at
the Statue Circle in the
city. School Shiksha
Pariwar president Anil
Sharma said that the
government has been
discriminating against
small private school
owners for a long
time. “Today school
owners from across
the state staged a sit-
in protest in Jaipur so
that the long pending
demand of school op-
erators is heard.”
Meena said that the
condition of the pri-
vate school owners has
deteriorated in the
past two years due to
the pandemic. He
warned of a state-wide
agitation if the govern-
ment does not fulfill
their demands.
First India Bureau
Churu: Congress MLA
Krishna Poonia, an in-
ternational gold-medal-
ist discus thrower, will
honor the Tokyo Olym-
pics medalists and the
players of Rajasthan,
who participated in the
Olympics,onAugust28.
Tokyo Olympics sil-
ver medalist Ravi Da-
hiya, bronze medalist
wrestler Bajrang Pu-
nia, Indian hockey
team goalkeeper Savita
Poonia, wrestler Deep-
ak Poonia, discus
thrower Kamal Preet
Kaur, shooter Manu
Bhaker are included in
the list of players who
will be attending the
programme. She said
that players who
participated will also
be felicitated.
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: Ravi Vishnoi
in the senior category
and Aman Singh
Shekhawat in the jun-
ior category have been
selected as the best
cricketers for the 28th
Mathuradas Mathur
Award 2020-21.
Rajasthan’s Senior
International Score
and Statics OP Shar-
ma will also be hon-
ored. This year Rohan
Raghuvanshi and Ma-
havir Sharma of
Tonk district will be
honored if they are
selected for Bangla-
desh series in India’s
disabled cricket team.
The award ceremo-
ny will be held next
month, first week i.e.
September 6 at Hotel
Hilton in Jaipur.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Rajasthan gov-
ernment has decided to
release the waiting list
of candidates of teach-
ers recruitment-2016
for 511 vacant posts of
English subject and 874
vacant posts of science
and maths subjects in
the non-TSP area.
The decision was
taken in a high-level
meeting chaired by ed-
ucation minister Go-
vind Singh Dotasra.
The minister in-
formedthatinthemeet-
ing, it was also decided
to issue a notification
soon after making suit-
able bifurcation of
41,000 vacancies of edu-
cation department as
per the budget an-
nouncement. Along
with this, a detailed
discussion was held re-
garding the process of
recruitment of com-
puter teachers.
The minister also
discussed with the of-
ficers on the reopening
of schools from Sep-
tember 1 and directed
them to ensure compli-
ance of the Corona
guidelines.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Transport
minister Pratap Singh
K h a c h a r i y a w a s
praised the BJP’s RS
MP Kirodi Lal Meena
saying he is creating a
challenge even at this
age by agitating.
Khachariyawas had
gone to the dharna
held by the private
school association
where Meena was also
present. While address-
ing the school owners,
Khachariyawas took a
jibe at the BJP. At the
same time, he praised
Kirodi Lal Meena.
First India Bureau
Banswara: The ACB team
in Banswara arrested a
project coordinator of the
Medical Department Man-
ish Panchal while taking a
bribe of Rs 20000 on late
Friday evening. ACB Ad-
ditional SP Madhav Singh
Soda said that accused
Panchal resident of Kuan
district Dungarpur has
been arrested.
Mukesh Matarani
Barmer: Revenue min-
ister Harish Choudhary
on Friday created his-
tory by planting 1.5
lakhs saplings in a sin-
gle day
.
The initiative was
taken under “Haryalo
Baytoo Abhiyan’.
On the occasional
zila pramukh, Mahen-
dra Choudhary, dis-
trict collector, Lok-
bandhu Yadav, chief
executive officer at zila
parishad ,Mohandan
Ratnon and panchayati
raj representatives
were present.
Choudhary has
kicked off the cam-
paign by planting sap-
ling at Ratau village.
A total of 6200 sap-
lings; including 500
tree guards, 3000 me-
dicinal plants, and 3500
other saplings.
The revenue minis-
ter also had ensured
responsibility while di-
recting the people to
take proper care of
planted saplings. The
revenue minister also
had inaugurated CM’s
budget announcement
of distribution of me-
dicinal plants at the
doorstep.
—File Photo
Kirodi Lal Meena holds meet with private school operators at
Statue Circle on Friday, Assembly siege to be held soon.

PERSPECTIVE
04
Vol 3 Issue No. 82
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SPIRITUAL SPEAK
The brightness of the sun,
which lights up the
world, the brightness of
the moon and of fire –
these are my glory.
—Bhagavad Gita
IN-DEPTH
Ravi Shankar Prasad
@rsprasad
PM @narendramodi’s ‘Make in India’
is transforming India’s manufacturing.
PLI scheme is strengthening India’s
exports of mobile phones. India
witnessed a massive growth of 250%
in mobile phone exports and exported
mobile phones worth `4600 crore in
April-June FY 2022.
Dharmendra Pradhan
@dpradhanbjp
The renovated complex of the
Jallianwala Bagh Smarak and several
other development initiatives that
have been undertaken at the complex
will remind our future generations
about the brave men and women
who fought oppression, violence and
imperialism. #AmrutMahotsav
TOP TWEETS
PAVING THE WAY
FOR DISASTERS
IN UTTARAKHAND?
he Union Environ-
mentMinistry’sclear-
ance to seven hydro-
electric projects in
Uttarakhand seem-
ingly proves that it has not learnt
anylessonfromthenaturaldisas-
ters in the state which have taken
a heavy toll on human lives. In
2013 unprecedented rainfall
caused floods worse than a tsu-
nami in the Rudraprayag district
in which more than 5000 people
werekilled.Morerecently
,inFeb-
ruary 2021 flash floods caused by
glacier melting due to global
warming left at least 26 dead and
over 200 missing. National Ther-
mal Power Corporation’s 4x130
MW Tapovan Vishnugad project
was almost destroyed. This pro-
jectisamongthesevenreportedly
clearedbytheministriesof Envi-
ronment, Power and Jal Shakti.
The mere thought of bubbly,
meandering mountain rivers be-
ingtamedistroubling.Withglob-
al warming, glaciers are melting
andmonsoonsareunpredictable.
Large-scaledeforestationinUtta-
rakhandandlandslidesmakethe
Union ministries’ eagerness to
press ahead with the hydel pro-
jects questionable. It is for the
Supreme Court to see if Nature
can be toyed with.
T
abul is in a mess
and the US must
share the blame
for it with Afghan
president Ashraf
Ghani who fled the capital
leaving people at the mercy
of the Taliban. The Ameri-
can-led Allied troops landed
in Kabul in 2001 to finish off
al-Qaeda and the regressive
Taliban. They decided to stay
on until former President
Donald Trump announced
that the US will withdraw its
forces by May 1, 2021. Joe
Biden extended the with-
drawal deadline to August 31.
The Americans had lost the
war and no one knows what
they achieved from it.
On Thursday
, the ISIS-Kho-
rasan added injury to insult
by carrying out twin suicide
attacks outside the crowded
Kabul airport killing more
than 100 Afghan men, women
and children. Among the
dead were 13 American sol-
diers too. The Taliban regime
was witness to the mayhem
but was yet to respond. White
House has promised a repris-
al but at the moment they are
in a hurry to fly out the re-
maining American and allied
troops out of the danger
zone.
President Biden put the
blame for the chaotic situa-
tion on how the Afghan
troops, which were trained
and armed by the Western
forces, surrendered before
the marching Taliban fight-
ers without even a semblance
of resistance. He may be
right about Afghan soldiers
meek surrender, but did the
Americans correctly assess
the threat from the Khorasan
faction of the Islamic State?
The Khorasan faction is
deadlier than the Taliban
and now poses a serious
threat to India. It is also a se-
curity hazard for Russia
which has a sizeable Muslim
population in Tajikistan.
PRESENCE OF ISIS-K IN
KABUL IS BAD NEWS
President Biden put the
blame for the chaotic
situation on how the
Afghan troops, which
were trained and armed
by the Western forces,
surrendered before the
marching Taliban fighters
without even a semblance
of resistance
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DATAFICATION
BIG DATA SIMPLIFIED
often wonder how my smart
watch captures my physical
datalikethesleephours,steps
walked and calories con-
sumed at a click of a button…
or how social media is con-
stantly optimising my work
personal life! Did some re-
search and got introduced to
the concept of ‘Datafication’
whereweusedigitaltechnolo-
gies to discharge knowledge
associated with objects - by
decoupling them from the as-
sociated data. Too much? Let
me disentangle it for you.
Everybusinessownertoday
requiresvaluableinformation
andinsightstostayrelevantin
this globally competitive mar-
ketplace. Whether we need to
determine our target audi-
ence, or find out what our cli-
ent wants…Big Data has be-
come a major part of our deci-
sion-making process.
From online shopping to
Music and TV streaming, Big
Data has become an impor-
tant part of our lives. It helps
us process and analyse,
thereby making our lives
convenient. With major
breakthroughs in the health-
care and hospitality industry
,
Big Data is also helping us
save money with subscrip-
tions, cashbacks and dis-
count coupons designed to
reduce our bills.
Did you know that there
are almost 205 billion emails
sent every minute around the
globe and close to 500,000
tweets and Instagram posts
sent out every 60 seconds. So-
cial media is an element of
Big Data that has seen rapid
growth in the past few years
alone. Like the cloud and the
internet, Big Data has be-
come an influential compo-
nent of our lives.
Here are my thoughts on
what you can expect to see in
the forthcoming years:
Volumes Of Data Will
Continue To Increase And
Migrate To The Cloud: As
per Data Age 2025 report for
Seagate, IDC forecasts the
global datasphere to reach
175 zettabytes in the coming
years, this simply means ap-
proximately 130 iPads. In
that report, it was also high-
lighted that 75% of the
world’s population will be
interacting with online data
every day by 2025.
AWS, Microsoft Azure and
Google Cloud Platform are
some of the big names in the
industry who have trans-
formed the way Big Data is
stored and processed. Back
in the day, companies needed
to run data-intensive apps
and physically grow their
own data centres. But now,
with its pay-as-you-go ser-
vices, the cloud infrastruc-
ture provides agility, scala-
bility, and ease of use.
Machine Learning (ML)
Will Play A Huge Role: ML
will become more sophisti-
cated with every passing year.
We’ll be able to see beyond
self-driving cars, fraud detec-
tion devices and retail trends
analyses. Experts believe that
the computer’s ability to
learn from data will improve
drastically with the enhance-
ment in Artificial Intelli-
gence and cognitive services
thereby making our ma-
chines have deeper personali-
sation to read emotions, drive
cars, explore the space and
treat patients efficiently
.
Chief DataOfficers(CDO)
Scientists Will Be In High
Demand: The positions of
data scientists and CDOs are
relativelynew,buttheneedfor
these specialists is going to be
very high. Prior to this pan-
demic, KPMG surveyed 3,600
CIOs and technology execu-
tives from almost 110 coun-
triesandfoundoutthat67%of
them struggled with skill
shortages such as big data/
analytics, security
, and AI. To
beat the competition, busi-
nessestodayarewillingtopay
highersalariestosuchtalents.
Fast Data And Actiona-
ble Data Will Lead The
Way: Have you heard of these
terms of ‘fast data’ and ‘ac-
tionable data’? Big Data typi-
cally relies on Hadoop and
NoSQL databases to analyse
information in a batch mode,
but fast data will allow for
processing in real-time
streams. This will enable data
to be analysed promptly
, with-
in as little as just one millisec-
ond. On the other hand, ac-
tionable data will plug in the
gap between Big Data and
Business Value. Hence help-
ing businesses make deci-
sions and take actions imme-
diately when data arrives will
be on top of the list.
Hope my perspective has
made you realise that Big
Data in itself is futile with-
out analysis, since it is too
complicated, multi-struc-
tured and capacious. While it
enables organisations to
store, manage and manipu-
late disparate data at the
right speed and at the right
time, it also makes our pri-
vacy vulnerable to hackers
and cyberattacks.
We need to definitely ad-
dress the ‘security skill gap’
that is being caused by a lack
of education and training op-
portunities, rendering ap-
proximately 3.5 million un-
filled cybersecurity positions
by the end of this year.
So adopt the veracity of
Big Data, evaluate for your-
self and embrace the future
by not just accepting it blind-
ly, but having a holistic un-
derstanding on how to navi-
gate securely
.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
I
From online shopping to
Music and TV streaming,
Big Data has become an
important part of our lives.
It helps us process and
analyse, thereby making
our lives convenient. With
major breakthroughs in the
healthcare and hospitality
industry, Big Data is also
helping us save money with
subscriptions, cashbacks
and discount coupons
designed to reduce our bills
Adopt the veracity of Big
Data, evaluate for
yourself and embrace
the future by not just
accepting it blindly,
but having a holistic
understanding on how to
navigate securely
DR DIVYA JAITLY
She is a TEDx Speaker, Integrated
Communication Specialist, Leadership Mentor,
Public Speaking Coach, Image Consultant
Renowned TV Anchor in India

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Rakesh Ranjan
New Delhi: Pankaj Ku-
mar will be the new CS
of Gujarat from next
Tuesday when the
1985-batch IAS
officer Anil G
Mukim com-
pletes his ex-
tended tenure.
Key sources
had hinted to
First India that
Kumar ap-
peared to have a
clear edge over
other contend-
ers to become
Mukim’s suc-
cessor. Kumar
will be 30th CS
of Gujarat hav-
ing a service tenure up
to May 2022.
Kumar, a native of
Patna in Bihar, is cur-
rently ACS in state
Home Dept. The govt
chose him over 2 IAS of-
ficers from 1986 batch—
Dr Rajiv K Gupta, ACS,
Industry Mines and
Vipul Mitra, ACS, Pan-
chayat, Rural Housing,
and Rural Dev. Further,
it is widely believed that
G u r u p r a s a d
Mohapatra’s
sudden death
made way for
Kumar who pre-
viously held key
positions in
Sardar Sarovar
Narmada Nig-
am Ltd, Guj
M a r i t i m e
Board, GSRTC
Revenue dept.
CM Vijay Ru-
pani had, amid
rumours about
Mukim’s fur-
ther extension ahead of
state Assembly elec-
tions, dropped a hint on
Wednesday that this
was Mukim’s last Cabi-
net meeting that he
would be clearing deck
for his junior.
INDIA
05
Anita Hada
New Delhi: Congress’
political thinking is
more like wishful think-
ing where party wishes
to win a state, but wish
seldom gets fulfilled.
And a prime example of
this is why it has han-
dled its senior leader
Harish Rawat, who has
onus of not one but 2
‘troubled’ states where
elections are due in few
months. Sample this:
Punjab Cong Incharge
Harish Rawat has been
firefightingfor6months
in Punjab where Sidhu
shows no signs of cohe-
siveness with CM Ama-
rinder Singh to pitch a
united front before the
electorate, so that party
returns to power. But
fighting new battle eve-
ryday in Punjab isn’t
Rawat’s only problem.
He has also been made
chairman of election
campaign committee of
Uttarakhand and
Ganesh Gondiyal of his
choicewasgivenrespon-
sibility of state presi-
dent. Despite this, Cong
has not relieved him
from post of in-charge
of Punjab. Strategists in
Congress, in their high-
er wisdom, have given
responsibilityof 2states
to a man who himself
has to contest election
after high command
gaveconsentthathewill
be CM face. So, will he
contest his own election
or will he settle dispute
in Punjab? He does not
have enough time to go
to Chandigarh to meet
rebel MLAs who have
opened a front against
the Captain. And even if
this matter is resolved,
what will happen next?
Will Rawat sit in
U’khand preparing for
elections forming
campaign strategy for
Punjab? It seems that
Cong is unable to under-
stand that if Rawat has
been projected as CM
candidate, then he
shouldbeallowedtocon-
test polls new in-
charge be put in Punjab!
Will Rawat spearhead his CM campaign or douse fire in Punjab?
CRUCIAL READ
DON’T USE MY REMARKS ON PAKISTAN’S
NADEEM FOR PROPAGANDA: NEERAJ
New Delhi: Neeraj Chopra, who won India’s first-ever
athletics gold medal at the recently-concluded Tokyo
Olympics, on Thursday urged people to not “further
vested interests and
propaganda” after his
comments regarding
Pakistan’s javelin thrower
Arshad Nadeem during
finals of quadrennial event
were blown out of propor-
tion on social media. The 23-year-old bagged India’s
second-ever individual Olympic gold medal earlier this
month with a throw of 87.58m in the men’s javelin final.
NARAVANE VISITS SOUTH COMMAND HQ
IN PUNE TO REVIEW OPERATIONAL PREPS
Pune: Army Chief General MM Naravane on Friday
visited Southern Command Headquarters at Pune and
reviewed the operational preparedness. He appreciated
the assistance provided to
civil administration by the
Army during the Covid-19
pandemic and recent
floods. “General MM
Naravane #COAS visited
Headquarters #Southern-
Command. #COAS reviewed the operational prepared-
ness and appreciated the assistance provided to civil
administration during the COVID pandemic and recent
floods. #IndianArmy #StrongAndCapable,” the Indian
Army wrote in a tweet.
Didi traps Cong like anglers’ fly...
can’t swallow, can’t spit out!
Kartikey Dev Singh
Jaipur: Congress party is
now out of Northeast
politics as its old
and strong lead-
ers have either
passed away or
have left the
party. Howev-
er, leaving the
party, in North-
east, is not a big
deal as leaders
move about be-
tween parties
in accord-
ance to who is in power at
the Centre. But the real
concern of the Cong is
that its leaders who went
with BJP, no longer want
to return to it. Their first
choice, at the time of re-
turn, is now the Trina-
mool Congress (TMC).
Many Cong leaders in
Tripura are currently pre-
paring to join TMC
many leaders who left
Cong and joined BJP, also
want to join TMC.
So, now TMC has be-
come real Congress in NE
Cong party will have to
accept this reality. Sush-
mita Deb, who was the
face of Congress in NE,
joined TMC, the very next
day Cong made former IPS
officer Ajay Kumar in
charge of some other
states including Tripura.
Congress feels that Ajay
Kumar can bring succes-
sor of erstwhile Tripura
royal family ex-Cong
leader Pradyot Dev Bur-
man back to Cong due to
Kumar’s friendship with
him. But it is also a fact
that Dev Burman has
more goodwill with Sush-
mita Deb also. So, he is
more likely to go with
TMC.
Now, Cong has neither
leader nor in-charge for
NE. If at all there is some-
one left before high com-
mand, it is Gaurav Gogoi,
who is doing politics in the
name of his father. It is al-
ways Gaurav Gogoi who
moves around and meets
everything in NE and this
is also a big reason for Su-
shmita Deb’s displeasure.
However, after the as-
sembly elections in As-
sam, 2 MLAs left the party
and now Sushmita Deb
has parted ways. This
month i.e. in August itself,
Manipur Cong Prez Go-
vind Das Konthujam left
Cong joined BJP. Tripu-
ra working prez Piyush
Biswas has also left party
and although Cong lead-
ers have persuaded him
for some time, but he is
also certain to go to TMC.
But even though TMC
may be ‘defacto’ Cong in
NE states, Cong is on the
back foot everywhere else
too as, in the current state
of politics, party is com-
pelled to keep Mamata Ba-
nerjee in the opposition
alliance even though on
one hand she is ‘breaking’
the Cong party. She her-
self met many Cong lead-
ers including Sonia and
Rahul Gandhi in Delhi
and recently on August 20,
on the birth anniversary
of late Rajiv Gandhi, So-
nia held a virtual meeting
of opposition parties, and
Mamata Banerjee also at-
tended the same. TMC
working prez Piyush Bis-
was joining TMC is just a
matter of time. Mukul
Roy, who returned to TMC
after leaving BJP, is trying
to bring the remaining
Congress leaders to Trina-
mool in Tripura. Mamata
has provided a non-Cong
alternative to the leaders
who are angry with the
BJP in NE. Despite Cong
is compelled to maintain
rapport with Mamata as
Cong is worried that if
Mamata forms separate
front, it will be direct loss
to Cong and BJP.
Cong party is now out of
NE politics as its old
strong leaders
have either
passed away or
have left party;
real concern of
Cong is that
leaders who went
with BJP, no
longer
want to
return
KHELA
HOBE
UTTARAKHAND RAINS
Bridgecollapses,roadcavesin
Dehradun: A road
caved in and merged
into the river on Fri-
day, due to the inces-
sant rainfall in Deh-
radun. Incessant rain
in Dehradun for the
last 48 hours has
wreaked havoc be-
cause of which the
Maldevata-Sahasrad-
hara link road has
been submerged in
the river for several
meters.
According to infor-
mation received from
the Dehradun district
administration, po-
lice officials and oth-
er officials, this inci-
dent has happened in
Kheri village. —ANI
Very heavy down-
pour has caused
waterlogging in sev-
eral parts of the state,
damaging roads and
other infrastructure.
The weather department
has issued a warning,
forecasting heavy rain
in the state. According
to the meteorological
department, heavy rain
may occur over Nainital,
Champawat, Udham
Singh Nagar, Bageshwar
and Pithoragarh.
MET WARNS
U’KHAND CM INSPECTS THE SITE...
Uttrakhand Chief Minister
Pushkar Singh Dhami on
Friday conducted an on-site
inspection of Sahastradhara-
Maldevta road, which had
caved in as a river submerged
it following a rise in water
level of the river triggered by
heavy rains. The Chief Minister directed the
District Magistrate Dehradun R Rajesh Kumar
to channelize the river and get the damaged
part of the road repaired soon.
Uttarakhand Police
@uttarakhandcops
A part of the bridge
over Jakhan river at
Rani Pokhari on Dehra-
dun-Rishikesh road has
collapsed due to heavy
rain and strong current
of water. The public is
requested to please not
use the above route
and use other alterna-
tive routes.
New Delhi: Deputy
Chairman of RS Hari-
vansh LS Speaker Om
Birla will represent In-
dia at Fifth World Con-
ference of Speakers of
theParliament(5WCSP)
scheduled to be held
from September 7 8 in
Vienna, Austria, said
sources on Friday
.
“The Fifth World
Conference of Speakers
of the Parliament will
be held from 7-8 Septem-
ber in Vienna, Austria.
LS Speaker Om Birla
RS Deputy Chairman
Harivansh to represent
India,” said a source.
The Indian delegation
will also include Utpal
K Singh, Secretary-
General, LS; Dr Ajay
Kumar, Joint Secretary,
LS Secretariate; and Ra-
jeev Dutta, OSD to
Speaker of LS. —ANI
Singrauli: Suspi-
cious of his wife’s
“character” a man
stitched her private
parts in MP’s Sin-
grauli district, who
suffered injuries. We
are fully cooperating
with police on case,”
company added. Ac-
cording to police, ac-
cused, 55, used to
have arguments with
his wife as he sus-
pected her of having
an extra-marital rela-
tionship with a man
of the same village.
Birla, Harivansh to take
part in 5WCSP in Austria
SUSPICION:Man
stitches private
parts of his wife
Change of Guard: Pankaj
Kumar is new Gujarat CS
Mysuru Rape: Min says victim
should not have gone at night
Afghans arriving in India to get
6-month visa: Foreign Ministry
INDIA AT UNSC: ETHIOPIA NEEDS SUPPORT
FROM INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY
CENTRAL AGENCIES BEING USED TO
HARASS POL OPPONENTS: SHIV SENA
New Delhi: After the TPLF rebels seized the
northern Ethiopian town of Lalibela, included in the
UNESCO World Heritage List, India, on Thursday,
26 August, appealed to International community
to provide all necessary support to African country
during this time of crisis. Speaking at UNSC on
Peace Security in Africa, India’s Permanent Rep-
resentative to UN, TS Tirumurti said that there is an
urgent need to scale up efforts consistent with UN
guiding principles for humanitarian assistance.
Mumbai: Central agencies like the CBI and ED have
become branches of Bharatiya Janata Party and ED
is more active in the states where the party is not in
power, alleged the Shiv Sena mouthpiece ‘Saamana’
on Friday. The editorial claimed the Supreme Court has
reprimanded the functioning of the Central agencies.
“The Court has already declared that ‘CBI is the parrot
of the government cage’. Now it has also expressed
doubts about the functioning of the ED and Income Tax
Department. The Central agencies are being used to
harass political opponents,” it said.
New Delhi:IndiaonFri-
day said that Afghan na-
tionals arriving in the
country will get a six-
month visa govt will
“take it from there” as
making long term plans
have not been the “best
of ideas” under current
circumstance. “We were
moving to e-Emergency
visa sys. It appears that
this could have led to
some confusion, which
led to unfortunate inci-
dent of denial of entry to
particular Afghan na-
tional,”Bagchisaid.—ANI
Bengaluru: Echoing
the sentiments of Kar-
nataka Home Minister
Araga Jnanendra, state
tourism minister
Anand Singh said the
Mysuru gangrape vic-
tim should not have ven-
tured into an isolated
area at night.
Karnataka home min-
ister Araga Jnanendra
had triggered a contro-
versyonThursdaywhen
he said that the girl
should not have gone to
such a deserted place.
“Around 7-7:30 pm they
went there. It is a desert-
ed place. They should
not have gone, but we
can’t stop anyone from
going where they went
to. It is a deserted place
no one usually goes
there, ” HM stated. —ANI
Be it young lovers or newly-
wed couples, they shouldn’t
go to such places. We can-
not tell everyone not to go. Police
can’t be deployed at all such spots.
—Anand Singh, Karnataka Tourism Minister
Evacuation efforts have involved coordination with many countries.
Harish Rawat
Om Birla
So they (Afghans) are currently coming
here under the six-month visa regime.
We will take it from there. That’s the cur-
rent plan, this is an evolving situation. Making
long term plans have not been the best of ideas.
—Arindam Bagchi, MEA Spokesperson
Mukim’s spotless career controversy-
free stint may earn him dividends
Pankaj Kumar
Anil G Mukim

INDIA
06
Pune: Defence Min Ra-
jnath Singh on Friday
said if India made tech-
nological advances, we
could become super-
power. He mentioned
this when talking to
students and research-
ers at DRDO, a univer-
sity that is considered
the Defense Research
and Development
Org anization
(DIAT).
Rajnath Sin-
gh said PM
Modi has
promised to
lead the country on the
path of progress in re-
search and innovation.
“Several initiatives
have been initiated by
the Ministry of Defense
to advance research and
innovation through
joint efforts from the
military, industry and
academia, and it is only
through mutual under-
standing and sharing of
knowledge and best
practices. It can hap-
pen, “he said.According
to Singh, the Min of De-
fense has created a plat-
form called “iDEX” (in-
novation for defense
excellence) to attract
new talent and increase
the importance of secu-
rity
, so it has experience
in the field. We are be-
ing informed by mili-
tary personnels. —PTI
ACHIEVING ADVANCEMENT IN TECH CAN
MAKE INDIA SUPERPOWER: RAJNATH
Thiruvananthapuram:
At a time when the Ker-
ala government is draw-
ing flak for its alleged
failed COVID-19 man-
agement
in view of
high test
positivity
rate and
increased
daily cas-
es, CM Pinarayi Vijay-
an has rejected the crit-
icism terming it as un-
wanted and suspected
it as attempts to under-
mine people's support
in its fight against cov-
id.
In an article pub-
lished in the latest edi-
tion of Chintha week-
ly, one of the mouth-
piece publications of
the ruling CPI(M), he
said a section in the so-
ciety was making delib-
erate attempts to create
confusion among peo-
ple by criticising the
state's disease manage-
ment strategies.
He alleges that these
moves were to trigger
sentiments against govt
and thus create situa-
tion in which the fight
viewed lightly
. —PTI
Kerala Chief Minister rejects
criticism against Covid-19 mgmt
In MP, 5 siblings orphaned by
coronavirus beg for survival
“No one died of oxygen shortage”, Pinarayi defends Kerala model
Mumbai: The celebra-
tion of Ganpati Fest go-
ing to be restricted
again this year.
The Brihanmumbai
municipal corporation
(BMC) has allowed only
519 mandals to set up
Ganpati pandals for
Ganeshotsav this year.
As many as 1,273 man-
dals had approached
the civic body for per-
mission, whereas be-
fore the pandemic over
3,000 mandals would ap-
ply before the BMC for
permission.
The BMC has put
strict protocols in place
for Ganpati mandals
during Ganeshotsav
this year, which begins
on September 10. For
the second year run-
ning, Mumbai will cel-
ebrate Ganesh festival
minus the pomp and
show. The pandemic ef-
fect is visible on the
streets – sales of Gane-
sha idols are low.
Ganeshotsav 2021: Barely
16% Pandals Get BMC Nod
New Delhi: The Delhi
High court on Friday
said it will hear the
privacy policy matter
in October.
The appeals of Fa-
cebook and WhatsApp
challenging its single-
judge order dismiss-
ing their pleas against
the probe ordered by
the Competition Com-
mission of India (CCI)
into the instant mes-
saging app’s new pri-
vacy policy. A bench
of Chief Justice D N
Patel and Justice Jyoti
Singh listed the mat-
ter for October 11
while extending the
time to file replies to
the June 4 and 8 no-
tices issued by CCI to
WhatsApp and Face-
book, till then. —PTI
HC to hear appeals of FB,
WhatsApp in October
New Delhi: The SC on Friday told Securi-
ties and Exchange Board of India (Sebi)
not to take any coercive
steps against NDTV pro-
moters Prannoy Roy and
Radhika Roy. The court
said no action should be
taken against the Roys
till it heard their pleas on
September 3, challenging
penalty proceedings related to alleged vio-
lation of securities norms by concealing
information from shareholders on certain
loan agreements. —PTI
SC asks Sebi to be firm
against NDTV promoters
New Delhi: As inves-
tigation in the INX me-
dia case is still on, the
accused Cong leader P
Chidambaram and
his son Karti cannot be
allowed to inspect the
seized documents as it
may result in tamper-
ing of evidence, says
the CBI to Delhi HC on
Friday
.
“Mostly the onus
has been shifted to the
accused. Law also has
to progress. Every in-
vestigating agency
seizes 1000 documents.
They rely on it. It is
not your property”
said the justice Mukta.
INX Media! CBI to HC: Can’t
allow inspection of seized docs
New Delhi: The Bar
Council of India
(BCI) on Friday told
the SC that it is pro-
posing to frame rules
to curtail strikes by
lawyers and to take
action against Bar
Associations and Ad-
vocates who promote
such strikes through
social media.
A Bench of Justice
DY Chandrachud
and Justice MR Shah
was informed by the
Bar Council of In-
dia’s Chairman Sen-
ior Advocate Manan
Kumar Mishra that
we have a meeting
with all bar councils
in this regard. —ANI
New Delhi: This
week, the Delhi High
Court upheld the
view that the “Right
to Privacy” includes
the “Right to be For-
gotten” and the
“Right to be Left
Alone”. The court
said this in an order
passed in response to
a suit filed by an un-
named Bengali actor.
In the plea, Kau-
shik maintained that
the “Right to be For-
gotten” goes in sync
with the “Right to
Privacy”, which is an
integral part of Arti-
cle 21 of the Consti-
tution, which con-
cerns the right to life.
New Delhi: India
achieved a new mile-
stone in its Covid vac-
cination drive by ad-
ministering over 1 crore
doses today, its highest
single-day count so far.
Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi took to Twit-
ter to congratulate the
people for making the
immunisation exercise
a success. “Record vac-
cination numbers to-
day! Crossing 1 crore is
a momentous feat. Ku-
dos to those getting vac-
cinated” he tweeted.
—PTI
BCI to SC:‘In
talks to frame
rules for strikes’
Delhi HC on
‘Right to be
Forgotten’
98 lakh Jabs
per day: India’s
milestone!
MAMATA LIKELY TO VISIT NORTH
BENGAL IN 1ST WEEK OF SEPTEMBER
Kolkata: With the demand for a separate state
growing stronger, CM Mamata Banerjee is likely
to visit the two districts of North Bengal in the
first week of September. Though the Nabanna of-
ficials are tight-lipped about her visit, sources in
the Chief Minister’s office said that she is likely to
go to North Bengal between September 6 and 9.
There are also plans for her to visit Jalpaiguri and
Alipurduar. The CM is likely to hold an adminis-
trative meeting at Uttar Kanya.
ARUNACHAL TO UNDERTAKE GROUND
ASSESSMENT OF BORDER WITH ASSAM
Itanagar: Arunachal Pradesh Home Min Bamang
Felix directed the deputy commissioners of 12
districts that share borders with Assam to submit
ground assessment report on the inter-state
boundary within two months, officials said on Fri-
day. Felix issued the directive on Thursday during
a meeting of the High Power Ministerial Committee
(HPMC) with the district-level committees. —PTI
CRUCIAL READ
PARALYMPICS: INDIA ASSURED OF 1ST
MEDAL AS BHAVINA REACHES TT SEMIS
New Delhi: India’s para table tennis player Bhavi-
naben Hasmukhbhai Patel assured India of at least
a bronze medal at the
ongoing Tokyo Para-
lympics by reaching the
semi-finals of the wom-
en’s event. The Indian
player defeated World
No. 2 Borislava Peric-
Rankovic of Serbia 3-0
in the quarter-finals at the Tokyo Metropolitan Gym-
nasium on Friday. Bhavinaben Patel overwhelmed the
defending champion Borislava Peric Rankovic. —ANI
‘MAHA GOVT TO FOCUS ON COLLECTING
EMPIRICAL DATA FOR OBC QUOTA’
Mumbai: The Maharashtra government should focus
on compiling empirical data on OBCs population as
part of the SC mandated
triple test, so that political
reservation for the com-
munity can be restored,
senior BJP leader Devendra
Fadnavis said.The Leader
of Opposition in the state
Assembly was speaking to reporters after taking part
in an all-party meeting chaired by CM U Thackeray to
find a solution. to the OBC quota crisis. —PTI
MAN GETS 20-YEAR JAIL FOR
IMPREGNATING MINOR IN TAMILNADU
SELF-IMMOLATION OUTSIDE SC: RETIRED
IPS OFFICER AMITABH THAKUR ARRESTED
Coimbatore: A court here on Friday sentenced
a 21-year old man to 20 years in prison for
impregnating a minor girl on the promise of mar-
rying her here in 2018.The Special POCSO court
Judge A S Ravi awarded the sentence to Balasu-
bramaniam. According to prosecution, Balasu-
braniam of K K Pudur was in love with the girl
and had impregnnated the victim after promising
marriage. Later, the girl complained of stomach
pain, and found out she’s six months pregnant.
Lucknow: Retired IPS officer Amitabh Thakur was
arrested on Friday for abetment of suicide after a
24-year-old woman who had
set herself on fire outside the
Supreme Court succumbed
to injuries at a Delhi hospital.
A Lucknow court magistrate
has remanded Thakur to judi-
cial custody till September 9.
A SIT was formed to probe into the matter submitted
its report on Fridaylaimed that Amitabh Thakur took
money from Atul Rai for fabricating false evidence
maligning her image, inciting her to commit suicide.
SINGH RENAMES PUNE'S ASI STADIUM AFTER NEERAJ CHOPRA
IN THE COURTYARD
KARNATAKA TO START 5 LAKH JABS DAILY FROM SEPT 1
Bengaluru: CM Basavaraj Bommai’s
visit to New Delhi to speak to the central
leadership about miffed ministers Anand
Singh and MTB Nagaraj. Bommai had
on Thursday met Union Health Minister
M Mandaviya and requested him to
supply 5 lakh doses of Covid vaccine
per day to the state, to which the Union
minister had responded positively.
 In other news
from Kerala amid
the recent rise of
coivd cases, sunday
lockdown have
been reimposed,
reason being stated
that rise is due to
Onam Festival where
people seen wearing
no masks.
 Coivd19 pan-
demic outbreak have
affected education
since last 17 Months
in India. Amid this-
States boards may
have adopted CBSE
criteria of evaluation
but they are still un-
decided on CBSE’s
policy of two-board
exams in 2022,
HIGHLIGHT
New Delhi: The Sub-
ject Expert Committee
(SEC) has recommend-
ed Phase 1 clinical tri-
als of Reliance’s recom-
binant COVID-19 vac-
cine candidate. Earlier,
Mukesh Ambani-owned
Reliance Life Sciences
had sought approval for
the Phase I trial of its
proposed two-dose
COVID-19 vaccine. The
company has received
approval during the
meeting of the SEC on
Friday. After recom-
mendations from SEC,
the company is re-
quired to get approval
from the Drug Control-
ler General of India
(DCGI), following
which the Reliance Life
Sciences can commence
Phase 1 trials of the
COVID-19 vaccine.
The trials will be
done at 10 sites in India.
Bhopal: The govern-
ment officials on Friday
rescued five minor sib-
lings, who were found
begging in a village in
Bhind district of Mad-
hya Pradesh for surviv-
al. They were left to
fend for themselves af-
ter they lost their par-
ents to Covid-19. Local
administration swung
into action after chief
minister Shivraj Singh
Chouhan intervened af-
ter their video was
widely shared on social
media platforms. All
five children - three
girls and two boys -
were shifted to a Sishu
Grih (a rehab center for
children).
Bhind district collec-
tor Dr Satish Kumar S
said that he came to
know about the plight
of the children two days
ago. “We took immedi-
ate action. The child
welfare committee ap-
proached them and
shifted them to sishu
griha after taking con-
sent of their grandfa-
ther. We will take care
of them and will do the
needful in compliance
with the recommenda-
tions of juvenile justice
laws,” he told.
Eldest of them is a
seven-year-old girl and
the youngest one is a
10-month-old boy. Oth-
ers are five, three and
two years old, the offi-
cial said.
SEC nod to Phase 1 trials for Reliance’s recombinant vax
Defence Minister reiterated that India is on the path of progress under PM Modi’s leadership
Baghel gets...
bowing down to the
pressure and continue
to fight for ‘his’ chair.
“I have informed
them on every aspect.
We discussed all politi-
cal and developmental
aspects of Chhattisgarh
and have extended invi-
tation, as a CM, to Ra-
hul Gandhi to tour the
state. He will come next
week and inaugurate
several projects,”
Baghel said.
However, it seems
that Baghel has been
given a leash by the
high command as a re-
sult of the Assembly
election in five states
for which Baghel will
be instrumental in mo-
bilising ‘resources’.
Highly placed sources
reveal that the transfer
of power in Chattisgarh
has been stalled till
March next year and
therefore, Baghel re-
turned to his state, hap-
pier than he left it on
Thursday
.
FROM PG 1

First India Bureau
Jaipur: CM Ashok Ge-
hlot underwent angio-
plasty at a government
hospitalinJaipuronFri-
day
, Dr Raghu Sharma
accompanied him to the
hospitalandstayedthere
till late night. Former
deputy CM Sachin Pilot
also called Health Minis-
terSharmaandthechief
minister’s son Vaibhav
Gehlot and enquired
about his health condi-
tion. Punjab Chief Min-
ister Amarinder Singh
expressed hope that his
Rajasthan counterpart
will recover soon.
Meanwhile BCCI Sec-
retary Jay Shah called
up Vaibhav Gehlot to
enquire about CM’s
health as did Dr CP
Joshi, Rajendra Choud-
hary, KC Venugopal,
Ajay Maken, Randeep
Surjewala, BL Soni and
Mohd Azharuddin.
DharmendraRathore,
Govind Singh Dotasra,
Pratap Singh Khachir-
yawas, Arjun Bamani-
ya, Tikaram Jully
, Mam-
ta Bhupesh, Bhanwar
Singh Bhati, Subhash
Garg, Mahesh Joshi,
Bhanwar Jitendra Sin-
gh, Ask Ali Tank,
Raghuveer Meena,
Amin Kagzi, Shakunta-
la Rawat, Narendra
Budhaniya, Johinder
Awana, Surendra Jad-
awat, Minakshi Chan-
drawat, Sandeep Choud-
hary, Rajkumar Shar-
ma, Safia Zuber, Lal
Chand Kataria, Rajen-
dra Yadav, Yugal
Kishore, Bhavi Meena,
CMDRKMarblesAshok
Patni, Ramlal Meena,
Dinesh Khodaniya, Anil
Vyas,CSNiranjanArya,
DGP ML Lather, Kul-
deep Ranka, Jaipur
Commissioner Anand
Srivastava, Arti Dogra
among others paid a
visit to Gehlot at SMS
Hospital.
Sukhram Bishnoi,
Raghuveer Meena,
Udaylal Anjana, Gajen-
dra Shekhawat too
tweeted speedy recov-
ery. While BD Kalla,
Saleh Mohammed, Om
Mathur, Kumari Shail-
ja, Digvijay Singh, Ja-
nardan Diwedi called
up to inquire about CM
Gehloth’s health.
Later in the evening
Pramod Jain Bhaya
reached from Baran and
immediately rushed to
SMS Hospital.
NEWS
07
ALL PRAYERS FOR ‘SAMRAAT’
ASHOK’STRIUMPH
CM Gehlot registered as a common citizen and got his angioplasty done; A
medical board has been formed to monitor CM’s health under Dr Bhandari
Vasundhara Raje
@VasundharaBJP
The news of the ill health
of Chief Minister Shri
Ashok Gehlot ji was
received. I pray to God
for his speedy recovery.
@ashokgehlot51
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra
@priyankagandhi
Got news about ill health
of CM of Rajasthan Shri
@ashokgehlot51 Ji. I
pray to God that he gets
speedy recovery.
Sachin Pilot
@SachinPilot
Received the news of
Chief Minister Shri @
ashokgehlot51 Ji’s being
unwell. I pray to God for
your speedy recovery
and long life.
Gajendra Singh
Shekhawat @gssjodhpur
Best wishes to respected
Ashok Gehlot ji for his
speedy recovery! I pray
to Lord that you get long
health. May all medical
procedures be success-
ful. @ashokgehlot51
MAHESH JOSHI ORGANISES PUJA
AT TEMPLE IN SMS HOSPITAL
Jaipur: Considered to be one of Gehlot’s top lieutenants,
Chief Whip Mahesh Joshi offered prayers at Banjara Bomiya
ji temple located in the basement of SMS hospital. According
to sources, ‘mir-
acles’ of Banjara
Bomiyaji have
been witnessed
even by doctors
serving at SMS!
When Joshi
learnt about
the Temple, he
immediately
hurried there,
accompanied
by MLA Shakuntala Rawat, Narendra Budaniya, PCC Vice
President Naseem Akhtar and other Congress leaders prayed
to the deity wishing for CM Gehlot’s quick recovery.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot accompained by Health Minister Dr
Raghu Sharma, Kuldeep Ranka and others on his way for tests at
the SMS Hospital on Friday. —PHOTOS BY SUMAN SARKAR
Principal Controller of SMS Medical College, Jaipur Dr Sudhir Bhandari giving the media CM Gehlot’s health update on Friday.
Dr Mahesh Joshi and Jagdeesh Chandra on way to meet CM.
Kuldeep Ranka reaches SMS Hospital to visit CM Gehlot.
Dr Subhash Garg reaches SMS Hospital on Friday.
Govind Dotasra and Pratap S Khachariyawas at SMS Hospital.
Joginder Awana Rita Choudhary BUREAUCRACY
PRAYS FOR CM
Jaipur: The state’s
bureaucracy also prayed
hard for CM Ashok Gehlot’s
quick recovery. Senior IAS
officer V Sarwan wrote a
Facebook post on Friday
while terming CM Gehlot a
simple man and
Rajasthan’s Gandhi. “He is
completely engrossed in
people’s well being and
works for twenty hours a
day for Rajasthan. He is like
a father figure. I pray that
he recovers soon,” he said
in his Facebook wall.
 9 PM: Gehlot first felt
neck pain in the night
and thereafter Dr Sudhir
Bhandari was called
who rushed to CMR for
Gehlot’s checkup.
 1 AM: CM com-
plained of chest pain at
1 o’clock in the night.
Upon this, an ECG was
conducted at CMR itself
and the report came to
be normal.
 3 AM: Gehlot again
complained of chest
pain and yet another
ECG was conducted.
This time too the report
was normal, however,
there was no relief from
the chest pain.
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27.08.2021
 In the morning, it was decided to get an angiog-
raphy done to get to the cause of the problem, for
which CM reached SMS Hospital.
Woman strangulated
by husband in Barmer
First India Bureau
Barmer: A 25-year-old
woman was strangu-
lated to death by her
husband in Barmer dis-
trict on Friday
. Incident
took place under Sedwa
police station area
in Barmer.
SedwaSHOJetharam
Jayapal said that resi-
dent of Bhilon Ki Dhani
area a man had strangu-
lated his wife to death.
He said that accused
has been identified as
Bhanwara Ram while
the deceased was identi-
fied as Champa Devi.
However, soon after
the incident accused
fled from the spot but
police chased him and
caught. Preliminary
police investigation
revealed that reason
behind the incident is
dispute between the
couple.
Choudhary participates in
BRICS’ agri ministers’ meet
First India Bureau
Jaipur/New Delhi:
Union Minister of state
for Agriculture Kailash
Choudhary participat-
ed in the 11th meeting
of Agriculture Minis-
ters of BRICS on Friday
.
Various topics in-
cluding BRICS partner-
ship to strengthen agri-
culture, biodiversity for
food and nutritional
security were discussed
in the meeting.
Giving information
about the meeting, the
minister said that
BRICS countries are
committed to increase
productivity, food secu-
rity
, address nutritional
challenges, increase nu-
trition in the direction
of eliminating poverty
by 2030. He said that
BRICS countries are
working sensitively re-
garding research, pro-
motion of trade, climate
resilient agriculture,
making agriculture
profitable through fi-
nancial inclusion in the
sector of cooperatives
and fisheries.
Kataria pooh-poohs rumours of Bhinder joining BJP
Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur: “Bhinder can’t
join BJP till the time
Gulab Chand Kataria is
alive,” these were the
words of Gulab Chand
Kataria on rumours of
Randhir Singh Bhinder
joining BJP. He was re-
sponding to the queries
on Bhinder meeting ex-
CM Vasundhara Raje.
There is nothing
wrong if someone talks
on the basis of his per-
sonal relationships. The
decision in the party
cannot be taken by a sin-
gle person. If there is a
discussion regarding
the same at the party
level, he will put forth
his views. In a conversa-
tion, Kataria said that
only Bhinder can tell
why he went to meet
Raje. I am not paying at-
tention to the meet, he
added. “I can’t match
Bhinder,” Kataria said.
“He is the Rao Saheb of
Bhinder while I am a
common man of a small
village.” He said that he
is a worker of a national
organisation and work
on national ideology
. In
his personal opinion, he
does not consider it as
the right move. Actual-
ly
, Bhinder had said that
he would not join BJP
whileKatariawasthere.
So Kataria also said the
same thing.
Jodhpur : A video of a youth stabbing another man
with a knife in Bhadwasia area of Jodhpur has
become viral. The incident happened on Thursday.
The young man died on the way to the hospital
while the accused fled on a bike. Mahamandir PS
SHO Lekhraj said the man died due to excessive
bleeding. “The body has been kept in the mortuary
of the hospital. Police said that the identity of the
deceased and the accused is to be ascertained.
Bhartpur: Senior manager of Punjab National Bank
and an another officer were crushed to death by
a speeding truck late on Thursday night near the
Saras crossroads in Bharatpur. Four people were
coming from T-Land Hotel when the accident oc-
curred.According to the information, PNB senior
manager Tarakeswar had gone to T-Land Hotel
with wife Shweta and two employees Pradeep and
one another when accident happened.
Ajmer : The Ajmer police arrested five persons
after the National Commission for Minorities took
cognisance of a case of assault on a beggar family
of a minority community. The victim’s family was
brought from Gujarat to Ajmer. Police produced
the victim’s family in the court on Friday and
recorded their statements. Raids are on to nab
absconding accused. Action comes after the video
of the assault became viral on social media.
Churu: A married
woman was allegedly
gangraped in a moving
car in Churu district of
Rajasthan. The accused
threw the victim out of
the car in Sardarshahar
area after the gangrape
in an unconscious
state. When she gained
consciousness, she went
to her sister’s house
following which she was
admitted to a hospital.
Dholpur: Police have
arrested a cattle
smuggler and recovered
32 cows loaded on a
truck on Agra-Mumbai
National Highway No.
3 on Friday. Cattle
smuggler was taking the
cows to Maharashtra.
The Baretha police
outpost in-charge Ajay
Singh freed cattle sent to
a gaushala in Bijauli.
UNIDENTIFIED YOUTH STABBED TO
DEATH IN JODHPUR, VIDEO GOES VIRAL
PNB MANAGER AND ANOTHER OFFICER
KILLED IN ROAD MISHAP IN BHARATPUR
VIOLENCE AGAINST MINORITY: VICTIM
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Gehlot had to undergo
the procedure as a re-
sult of post Covid com-
plications. The 70-year-
old Congress leader had
tested positive for Coro-
navirus in April this
year, and since then was
facing post Covid ef-
fects. Dr Bhandari said
Gehlot had complained
of heaviness in his
chest and pain in neck
following which an ECG
was conducted and it
was normal. “However,
we monitored every-
thing very closely and
advised him to get a CT
angiography done.
He agreed and
the procedure
was done. Since there
was 90% blockage, one
stent was placed,” Dr
Bhandari said. He said
Gehlot expressed con-
fidence and faith in
the team and infra-
structure of the SMS
Hospital. “He is cheer-
ful,” Dr Bhandari said,
adding that the Chief
Minister has been ad-
vised complete rest for
two-three days.
In fact, the Chief
Minister himself in-
formed the people about
his health and tweeted,
“Post Covid19, I was
having health issues
and since yesterday, I
was having severe pain
in my chest. Just got my
CT Angiography done
in SMS hospital and An-
gioplasty will be done. I
am happy that I am get-
ting it done at SMS Hos-
pital. I am fine and will
be back soon. Your
blessings and well wish-
es are with me.”
Gehlot was accom-
panied to the hospital
by state Health Minis-
ter Raghu Sharma,
Chief Whip Mahesh
Joshi, MLA Rafiq
Khan and other offi-
cials from his office.
I am fine and will be back soon, your blessings are with me: CM
Jaipur: Opposing the
Gujarat government's
proposed Rs 1,200-crore
project of redeveloping
the Sabarmati Ashram
in Ahmedabad, Chief
Minister Ashok Gehlot
in a series of tweets
on Friday, alleged that
the Central and the
State governments are
trying to erase the
legacy of Mahatma
Gandhi by tampering
with its basic structure.
The Chief Minister
urged the government
to keep the Ashram in
its original form.
The decision of the
Central
Govern-
m e n t
a n d
t h e
Government of Gujarat
to destroy the original
form of Sabarmati Ash-
ram in Ahmedabad and
modernize it is com-
pletely wrong. This de-
cision is being criti-
cized not only in India
but all over the world.
With this decision, the
simplicity and purity of
Sabarmati Ashram will
come to an end, said
Gehlot in a tweet.
CONTRARY TO
ORIGINALITY OF
BAPU'S LIFE’
Gehlot said that creat-
ing state-of-the-art and
luxury infrastructure
in the ashram of the fa-
therof thenationwould
be contrary to the
originality of his
life.
In another tweet, Ge-
hlot said, Mahatma
Gandhi devoted his
whole life with simplic-
ity in the fight for free-
dom and in the service
of humanity
. Creating
state-of-the-art and lux-
ury infrastructure in
the ashram of the Ma-
hatma, who lives a sim-
ple life, is contrary to
the originality of his
life.Bapu'sthoughtsand
principles are reflected
in Sabarmati Ashram.
He claimed, The gov-
ernment is trying to
erase the legacy of Ma-
hatma Gandhi by tam-
pering with its basic
structure. All the intel-
lectuals have expressed
their opposition to this
by writing a letter to the
central government.
I again appeal to the
Central Government
not to tamper with the
original form of Sabar-
mati Ashram. Instead
of trying to earn money
from it, let it be the cent-
er of contemplation,
added Gehlot.
Earlier too, Gehlot
had accused the govern-
ment of destroying
the dignity of the Ash-
ram stating that the pro-
ject is a disrespect to
the father of the nation.
Destroyingthesanity
and dignity of Sabarma-
ti Ashram is a disrespect
to our father of the Na-
tion. Prime Minister Sh.
@narendramodi ji must
interveneandreconsider
the decision and protect
the historical Ashram,
the Rajasthan Chief
Minister had tweeted on
August 9, 2021.
‘DECISION TO
BUILD A MUSEUM
SHOCKING’
Gehlot had said that the
decision of the Gujarat
government to make a
museum by demolish-
ing Sabarmati Ashram
is shocking and un-
called for.
People come to visit
this holy site to see how
Gandhi ji lived a simple
life yet orchestrated
an enormous freedom
movement by taking
every section of society,
particularly at a time
when society was ex-
tremely divided. He has
spent 13 years of his
valuable life in the Ash-
ram, Gehlot said, fur-
ther stating that Sabar-
mati Ashram is known
for its harmony ideas
of fraternity went on
to explain that visitors
admire the simplicity
and ideals of the place
- that's why it is called
an Ashram, not a place
to be called a Museum.
People from within
the country or abroad
don't wish to see any
world-class buildings
over here, claimed Ge-
hlot. —ANI
CENTRE,GUJ‘TRYINGTOERASE’BAPU’SLEGACY:CM
REDEVELOPMENT OF SABARMATI ASHRAM
AZADI KA AMRIT MAHOTSAV
Guvsigns‘IdeaWall’,flags
off mobile exhibition van
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Governor
Kalraj Mishra, on Fri-
day, signed the ‘Idea
Wall’ built by the Re-
gional Public Relations
Bureau of the Ministry
of Information and
Broadcasting under the
Azadi Ka Amrit Mahot-
sav at the Raj Bhawan. .
Mishra wrote ideas
and suggestions for
building a new India by
75 dignitaries of the
state on ‘Idea Wall’. Ex-
pressing respect for the
freedom fighters, he
said that the Mahotsav
would inspire everyone
to participate in the
making of a new India.
Regional Public Re-
lations Bureau’s Direc-
tor Ritu Shukla and
Additional Director
General Pragya Pali-
wal Gaur said 75 select-
ed suggestions would
be sent to the ministry
of Information and
Broadcasting.
The Governor also
flagged off the mobile
exhibition van from Raj
Bhawan to create
awareness among peo-
ple about coronavirus
vaccine.
Kalraj Mishra added
saying, “It is necessary
to vaccinate people to
prevent the spread of
Covid 19.”
Jaipur: Governor
Kalraj Mishra, while
addressing the online
inauguration ceremony
of newly-constructed
buildings, labs and oth-
er facilities of Ra-
jasthan Technical Uni-
versity, Kota from Raj
Bhawan, on Friday
, said
that text material relat-
ed to technical educa-
tion should be prepared
in English, Hindi and
local languages.
Mishra said that
technical education
provided should be
such that students must
get employment and
also be able to give em-
ployment. He also sug-
gested setting up of
separate 'Skill Develop-
ment Centres' in the
university for this.
Tech edu text must be in Eng,
Hindi local languages: Guv
First India Burau
Alwar: Councillors of
Congress met UDH
Minister Shanti Dhari-
wal to seek removal of
Alwar Municipal Coun-
cil's Chairman Bina
Gupta over chargers of
corruption. Earlier, the
councillors had met
senior party leaders,
staged protests and
also held demonstra-
tions against the chair-
man.
Dhariwal was in Al-
war on Thursday to at-
tend a workshop with
the officials of district
administration, when
the Congress council-
lors met him and com-
plained about the chair-
man and put all the is-
sues before the MoS for
Labour, Tikaram Jully
.
But Gupta touched
the Dhariwal’s feet ex-
pressing her respect for
the leader. She also met
UDH Department's
Principal Secretary to
government, Kunji Lal
Meena. During the
talks, the issue of griev-
ances related to the
chairman came up and
Meena said such things
are common in politics.
Jaipur Mayor was
removed from the post
by the state government
3 months ago. After that
complaints of corrup-
tion against the Alwar
chairman have reached
the government. Coun-
cillors have staged sit-
in protests. Now, it is up
to the government to
take action on the com-
plaint of the Congress
councillors.
Cong councillors meet Dhariwal, seek
removal of Municipal Council’s chief
UDH Minister Shanti Dhariwal was honoured by the members of Jain Society during a programme held
at Jain B.Ed College Auditorium in Alwar.Also seen here are Ex-MLA Banwari Lal Singhal Anil Jain.
Destroying the sanity and dignity
of the ashram is a disrespect to
our father of the Nation. It seems
that the decision is driven by a political
motive to change everything that is related
to Gandhiji. Any such action will go down
in the history and generations to come will
not forgive those who tried to destroy our
rich heritage, culture and traditions.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi ji must in-
tervene and reconsider the decision and
protect the historical Ashram.
—Ashok Gehlot, Chief Minister
Governor Kalraj Mishra signed the 'Idea Wall' built by the
Regional Public Relations Bureau of the Ministry of IB under
#AzadiKaAmritMahotsav at the Raj Bhawan on Thursday.
VIRTUAL
INAUGURATION
DHARIWAL SPEAK
Abhishek Shrivastava /
Ashvini Yadav
Alwar: UDH Minister
Shanti Dhariwal on
Thursday
,brainstormed
throughout the day with
officers on how to give
maximum relief to the
public under the ‘Pra-
shashan Shehron Ke
Sang’campaignstarting
from October 2 in the
state. Dhariwal held dis-
cussions with the offic-
ers till 3 AM .
Separate groups of
officers were formed for
discussion. During this,
discussions on issuing
orders and circulars at
the department level in
various matters and
preparing a cabinet
memo for cabinet-level
matters were held.
Advisor to UDH GS
Sandhu, Principal Sec-
retary UDH K L Meena,
Local Self-Government
Department’s Secre-
tary Bhavani Singh De-
tha, JDA Commission-
er Gaurav Goyal,
Jaipur Greater Munici-
pal Corporation Com-
missioner Yagya Mitra
Singh Deo, Chief City
Planner R K Vijayvar-
giya and others were
present in the meeting.
Discussion on regula-
tion of colonies settled
on ‘Mandir- mafi’ lands,
issuing pattas of hous-
es in old habitation ar-
eas of cities, regulation
ets were discussed.
PSKS drive: Dhariwal
brainstorms with Mins
CM GOT TREATMENT LIKE A COMMON MAN
Instead of expensive hospitals, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot got
treatment like a common man in SMS Hospital, the most reliable
and biggest hospital of the state. Dr Sudhir Bhandari, Principal
of SMS Medical College advised the CM for cardiac work-up and
Gehlot expressed his desire to get all the treatment done in SMS
Hospital saying he has immense faith in SMS doctors and medical
system. He was registered as a common man under the newly
introduced RGHS scheme and got his CT Coronary Angiography
done. Dr Sudhir Bhandari, Dr Rajeev Bagarhatta, Dr BB Agrawal,
Dr Vijay Pathak, Dr Sohan Kumar Sharma, Dr Meenu Bagarhatta
and many other physicians were present for the procedure.
TEARY- EYED SHAKUNTALA
MLA Shakuntala Rawat while discussing about CM’s Angio-
plasty with other MLAs, started shedding tears. She herself
has undergone Angioplasty. “Angioplasty is immensely painful.
How did CM Gehlot handle the pain?,” she said broke down.
She had cancelled all her programmes in order to meet Gehlot.
Highlighting the simplicity of CM Gehlot,
Congress MLA Rafeek Khan stressed
that even though Gehlot
could have flown to any
high end hospital in the
nation, he chose to get
angioplasty done at SMS
like any other person
which shows his level of
trust and confidence in
ability of SMS doctors. “I have witnessed
the well-known smile of CM Ashok Gehlot
after he was operated. He will be back in the
old groove soon after complete recovery.
Prayers of people from across the state are
with CM Gehlot, said MLA Rafeeq Khan.
First India Burau
Jaipur: More
than 20 suspended
officers of state
service and others
may be reinstated
soon.
It was recom-
mended in two
meetings chaired
by Chief Secre-
tary Niranjan
Arya.
In the meeting
held over two days,
cases of suspen-
sion of officers
were reviewed. 2
cases were related
to Home Depart-
ment, 3 to Finance
Dept, 2 cases of
Panchayati Raj, 2
of Agriculture De-
partment, 1 case of
UDHandWaterRe-
sources each and 2
cases of Medical
Education Depart-
ment. The cases
are pertaining to
over 20 suspended
officers. The min-
utes of both meet-
ings will be sent to
the CM, on which
he will take the fi-
nal decision.
20 suspended
officers may
be reinstated
soon
CM Ashok Gehlot
CM Ashok Gehlot
PEOPLE FROM ACROSS THE
STATE ARE WITH CM: KHAN

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he audition round of
the beauty pageant,
Elite Miss Ra-
jasthan’21 was re-
cently held in the
blue city, Jodhpur.
The event took place
at Hotel Radisson. Around 150
aspiring models took over the
ramp as they showcased their
skills. The chief guests dur-
ing the event were Jugal Jaka-
had and MD Radisson.
Supermodel and actress
Akanksha Bhalla, Swati Jan-
gid and Riya Sen were among
the judging panel during the
event. Directors Gaurav Gaur,
Maulik Shah, JD Maheshwari,
Ajit Soni, Anil Battar, Yasheel
Pandel and Ashok Bagla cu-
rated the event. Elite Miss Ra-
jasthan 2020 Jodhpur City fi-
nalists Tanu Choudhary
, Sumi-
tra Godara, Isha Agarwal and
Juhi Sesani along with guests
including Harsh Gupta, Styl-
ing Partner Manisha Malviya
and Gopal Singh Bhati also
tested the girls on parameters
such as confidence, attitude,
communication skills, among
others. Rashi Gandhi and
Shubdha Panwar were de-
clared finalists.
The finale of this year’s
Elite Miss Rajasthan will be
held on October 23 in Jaipur.
The Blue
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auditions of Elite Miss Rajasthan at Hotel Radisson, Jodhpur!
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he much-awaited re-
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on the book, The Hun-
dred and One Dalma-
tians revisits the old tale but in a
much less expected manner. Es-
tella, played by Emma Stone is a
person of mischief who dares to
become a fashion designer. She
witnesses the death of her moth-
er or so she thought while the
duo is about to flee to
London to begin a
new life. Estella
flees to London
and begins a
new life
where she
b e f r i e n d s
two friends,
Jasper and
Horace, and
eventually be-
comes a thief.
The ‘angle’ of
the story changes
when Estella becomes
a part of the team of de-
signers hired by Baroness
von Hellman. She soon discov-
ers that the Baroness was responsi-
ble for the death of her mother and
that she wasn’t actually her mother,
but, the Baroness herself is. Further,
she plots the death of Estella, as Cru-
ella De Vil takes over and ventures on
a new adventure. Emma’s almost
close to perfection acting presides
over the charm in the film although
certain elements lack as the movie
takes off the focus
from dalmatians
to teh tyranny
of the charac-
ter, Estella.
With an
a m a z i n g
background
score, the
film still
fails to
r e a c h
upto its
e x p e c -
tation.
K
acey Musgraves has announced her new
song “Justified,” which will premiere ex-
clusively on MTV ahead of the release of
her highly anticipated fourth studio album
Star-Crossed on September 10. The announce-
ment comes after the country singer was
added to the lineup for MTV’s 2021
Video Music Awards, which will be
held on September 12th. However,
Musgraves will be singing the al-
bum’s title tune, which was released
earlier this week in conjunction with
the album’s launch. —Agency
Kacey’s new single
Black is King
hile the 2021 Prime-
time Emmy Awards
are still a few weeks
away, the trophies
have already begun
rolling out for some
of the past year’s big-
gest shows. Beyoncé’s Black
is King, The Masked Singer,
The Simpsons and Love,
Death and Robots are among
the early winners for this
year’s Emmy Awards, as the
Television Academy an-
nounced juried category
honourees in the fields of
animation, costume, inter-
active programming and
motion design. Juried cate-
gories are decided by a panel
of professionals in the ap-
propriate peer groups with
the possibility of one,
more than one or no
entry being awarded
an Emmy. There are
no nominees but a
one-step evalua-
tion and voting
procedure with
open discussions
of each piece of
work. —Agency
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When Cruella
found her Nemesis
Farhan’s ladylove
TURNS 41
A
c t o r
Farhan
Akhtar
has made
his girlfriend
Shibani Dan-
dekar’s birthday
special with a sweet
message. Taking to In-
stagram, he posted a
picture, wherein we can
see him and Shibani hold-
ing each other’s hands
while posing for the camera.
Shibani has tattooed the
name of Farhan on her neck.
Sharing a glimpse of the new
ink, she took to Instagram Story
and posted a picture, in which
her face isn’t visible but the word
Farhan is written on one side of
her neck.”Inked by the best,” she
wrote alongside the image. —ANI
A
ctor Neha Dhupia is celebrat-
ed her 41st birthday on Fri-
day
, and to make her day spe-
cial, her husband Angad Bedi
penned a heartfelt message for her on
Instagram. “Happy birthday to my
pillar of strength. You don’t need to
be celebrated only on 27th August..
but every day for life!!! May Wahegu-
ru give you everything you wished for
and soo much more. Keep moving for-
ward with your head held high. I have
been a small part of your wonderful
journey in this life..I wish that we
make the coming years memorable
together,” he wote. Wishing Neha on
her birthday, Angad even posted a
beautiful image, wherein Neha can be
seen flaunting her baby bump while
Angad hugs her from behind. —ANI
A
ctor-singer Jassie Gill is
extremely excited about
his upcoming film ‘Kya
Meri Sonam Gupta Bewafa
Hai?’, which was shot in Uttar
Pradesh. Talking about his shoot-
ing experience, Jassie said, “It’s a
film based in Uttar Pradesh. It was
shot in the director’s hometown
Badaun. It was different because in
Panga, I was Delhi boy. In Happy
Phir Bhaag Jayegi, I played a Sard-
ar. I knew this film would allow me
to explore a different culture and
local experiences. We shot through
September 2019 till the end of Oc-
tober. We shot in real locations, in
interiors of the neighbouring vil-
lages.
—ANI
G
ujarat-based Swarrnim
Startup and Innovation Uni-
versity hosted a mega career
guidance event for students
of classes 10th and 12th to help them
and their parents with decision-mak-
ing related to further education on
August 27. Bollywood Actor Vivek
Oberoi, who is also the Founder of
the University, and motivational
speaker Vivek Bindra will be sharing
their insights with the students at
the virtual event. The event will be
live streamed from the University’s
Facebook page. The event shall have
counselors to guide students
with their queries and
doubts regarding ca-
reers in several fields.
—ANI
D
iane Kruger and Norman
Reedus have reportedly tak-
en a big step in their relation-
ship. The couple is now en-
gaged after four years of dating.
Reedus and Kruger also share a two-
and-a-half-year-old daughter togeth-
er. The couple after making their
relationship public in 2017 has now
gotten engaged after four years of
togetherness. According to Peo-
ple, Diane and Norman met on the
sets of 2015 film Sky. The duo after
confirming their relationship began
to spark pregnancy rumours in 2018,
especially after Kruger’s appearance
at Cannes Film Festival which ap-
peared to show her sporting
loose-fitting outfits at the
event. —Agency
S
achin Tendulkar and many
others in the cricketing fra-
ternity remembered legend
Donald Bradman on his birth
anniversary on Friday. Counted as
the greatest Test batsman of all time,
no other player from any other gen-
eration has been able to match up to
his records and achievements in red-
ball cricket till date. His legacy lives
on more than five decades after he
retired from Test cricket. “The folk-
lore of Sir Don Bradman’s batting
genius is synonymous with excel-
lence in sports. You will continue to
inspire sports women and men for-
ever. Thinking of you, Sir Don on
your birth anniversary,” Sachin Ten-
dulkar tweeted while sharing a photo
with Bradman. —ANI
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