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MEETING AT CMR
Cong co-incharges
meet CM Gehlot
for 1st time, share
feedback from field
CONGRESS’ FUTURE PROGRAMS
WERE ALSO DISCUSSED IN THE
MEETING ALSO ATTENDED BY
SUKHJINDER SINGH RANDHAWA
AND GOVIND SINGH DOTASRA
Yogesh Sharma
Jaipur
or the first time,
the meeting of
all the in-charg-
es of Rajasthan Congress
was held with the Chief
Minister on Thursday.
For this, along with in-
charge Sukhjinder Singh
Randhawa, the three co-
in-charges — Amrrita
Dhawan, Qazi Nizamud-
din and Virendra Rathore
— reached the Chief
Minister Residence.
During the meeting, all
three gave the feedback of
their respective areas in
front of the CM. Notably,
PCC Chief Govind Singh
Dotasra was also present
in CMR for the purpose.
After the meeting,
Randhawa said that the
co-in-charges had a
meeting with the CM for
the first time. “Co-in-
charges had a meeting
with the CM for the first
time and during this,
Congress’ future pro-
grams were discussed.
Discussions were also
held on the feedback of
the inflation relief
camps,” he said.
About BJP MP Kirodi
LalMeena,Congressstate
in-charge Sukhjinder Sin-
gh Randhawa on Thurs-
day said that he is a very
bigmanandhetalksabout
something everyday.
Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot
Sukhjinder Singh
Randhawa
Govind Singh
Dotasra
F
Jaipur, Friday | June 9, 2023
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RAHUL GANDHI HAS HABIT OF
CRITICISING INDIA ABROAD: EAM
EAM S Jaishankar on Thursday criti-
cised Rahul Gandhi, saying he has a
habit of criticising India abroad and it
is not in the interest of the country. P6
IMRAN APPEARS IN ISLAMABAD
HC IN MULTIPLE CASES
Pak ex-PM Imran Khan appeared
before Islamabad High Court on
Thursday in his bail petitions in over a
dozen cases linked to violent protests.
During PM Modi’s upcoming visit, discussions between
him and Prez Biden will center around boosting their
commitment for Indo-Pacific region, White House said.
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Virat Kohli walks after
getting out on 2nd day of
the ICC WTC Final between
India and Australia in
London, on Thursday.
IN BRIEF
Jr women’s hockey
Asia Cup: India
storm into Semis
Kakamigahara: The
Indian junior women’s
hockey team confirmed
its spot in semi-finals of
Asia Cup by mauling
Chinese Taipei 11-0 in
its last pool match here
on Thursday. The win
also cemented India’s
position atop Pool A.
India finished the group
stage of the tournament.
7 killed, 2 injured in
road accident in
Sidhi district of MP
Sidhi: Seven persons,
including a 10-year-old
child, were killed and
two others injured when
a speeding truck hit a
jeep and a two-wheeler
in Madhya Pradesh’s
Sidhi district on Thurs-
day, a police official
said. The accident took
place near village Dol
around 10 am.
Gyanvapi litigant
seeks euthanasia
Varanasi: The main liti-
gant in Gyanvapi-Shring-
ar Gauri complex case,
Rakhi Singh, has sought
“permission for euthana-
sia” from President Drou-
padi Murmu, alleging
that her fellow petitioners
are spreading false propa-
ganda to defame her.
Height of
brutality
Man kills live-in partner,
boils body parts in cooker
First India Bureau
Thane
In a yet brutal murder of
a woman by her live-in
partner, a man killed his
live-in partner, chopped
her body parts and boiled
some of parts in a pres-
sure cooker.The accused,
identified as Manoj Sane
(56), has been arrested.
Body of victim, Saras-
wati Vaidya (32), was
found in her apartment on
the seventh floor of a res-
idential building in Geeta
Nagar area of Mira Road,
on late Wednesday night,
Naya Nagar police said.
Vaidya was living with
her partner, Manoj Sane,
inalive-inrelationshipfor
the past three years, a sen-
ior police officer said.
Police were alerted to
the crime by residents of
the building, who com-
plained of an unpleasant
odour wafting from Vaid-
ya and Sane’s apartment,
police said. MORE ON P7
Police personnel take 56-year-old accused Manoj Sane into custody for allegedly
chopped and boiled body parts of his live-in partner at Mira Road locality, in Thane
district of Maharashtra, on Thursday. PTI
A preliminary investigation
revealed that the woman
was brutally killed. “The
situation is deeply troubling,
and we are committed to
finding justice for Vaidya. We
urge the public to come
forward with any
information they may have
to aid in our investigation.
JAYANT BAJBALE,
DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF POLICE
(DCP) MUMBAI
COURT SENDS ACCUSED IN POLICE
CUSTODY TILL JUNE 16
Manoj Sane, accused of killing his
live-in partner Saraswati Vaidya,
was remanded in police custody
till June 16. The potential motive for the
crime is yet to be disclosed by the inves-
tigators. The investigation is currently on-
going, as officials work to piece together
the circumstances leading up to Vaidya’s
violent death. The police said according
to Sane, Vidya died by suicide.
CHANDRAYAAN-3 INTEGRATION SOON,
GAGANYAAN ABORT MISSION LIKELY BY AUG
Bengaluru: ISRO chairman S Somanath on Thurs-
day said that the integration of the launch vehicle
— the GSLV-Mk3 or LVM3 — and the spacecraft
of the Chandrayaan-3 mission will begin soon at India’s
spaceport in Sriharikota. “All the stages of the launch
vehicle have reached the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in
Sriharikota and the spacecraft has also moved there. The
initial operations of checking the satellites both the propul-
sion module and the lander-plus-rover are going on now.
After some initial preparation they will get integrated and
get into the vehicle. The rocket is in the testing phase and
integration will happen at the end of this month and it will
be fully ready,” Somanath said.
DRDO successfully tests
‘Agni Prime’
ballistic missile
First India Bureau
Bhubaneshwar
The first pre-induction
night launch of new gen-
eration ballistic missile,
Agni Prime, was success-
fully flight-tested by De-
fence Research and De-
velopment Organisation
(DRDO) from Dr APJ
Abdul Kalam Island off
the coast of Odisha on
Wednesday at around
7:30 pm, a DRDO state-
ment said on Thursday.
As per the official
statement, during the
flight test, all objectives
were successfully dem-
onstrated. This was the
first pre-induction night
launch conducted by the
users after three success-
ful developmental trials
of the missile, validating
the accuracy and reliabil-
ity of the system.
“First Pre Induction
night launch of New
Generation Ballistic Mis-
sile Agni Prime was suc-
cessfully conducted off
the coast of Odisha on 07
June 2023,” tweeted
DRDO on Thursday.
Range instrumentation
like Radar, Telemetry
and Electro-Optical
Tracking Systems were
deployed at different lo-
cations, including two
down-range ships, at the
terminal point to capture
flight data covering the
entire trajectory of the
vehicle, the DRDO said
in the statement.
Defence Minister Ra-
jnath Singh congratulat-
ed DRDO and theArmed
Forces for the success as
well as the copy-book
performance of the New
Generation Ballistic Mis-
sile Agni Prime.
Height of
brutality
brutality
Height of
brutality
Height of
New generation ballistic
missile ‘Agni Prime’ being test-
fired by Defence Research and
Development Organisation
(DRDO) from Dr APJ Abdul
Kalam Island off the coast of
Odisha, on Wednesday.
Dr Rituraj Sharma
Jaipur
Twenty IPS officers were
shifted late Wednesday of
which 15 have been post-
ed as OSD (Police) in
newlyannounceddistricts.
The shuffle happened a
fewhoursafterCMAshok
Gehlot chaired a crime re-
view meeting at the PHQ.
ADGTrafficVijayKumar
Singh was shifted asADG
Cyber Crime and Techni-
cal Services, while ADG
Administration and Law
&orderHawaSinghGhu-
maria was made ADG
Traffic. P8
20 IPS shifted, 15
posted as OSDs
in new districts
ChargesagainstWFI
chieffalse:Minor’sdad
PTI
New Delhi
The father of minor wres-
tler said on Thursday that
they deliberately filed a
false police complaint of
sexualharassmentagainst
WFI chief because they
wanted to get back at him
for the perceived injustice
against the girl.
The startling admission
by the father substantially
weakens the case against
Brij Bhushan Sharan
Singh who has relent-
lessly faced protest for the
past six months by wres-
tlers, who have accused
him of sexual harassment.
The complaint by the mi-
nor wrester has also led to
investigation under POC-
SO Act.
“It’s better that truth
comes out now instead of
court,” he told PTI when
asked why he is changing
his story now.
Reserve Bank keeps policy repo
rate unchanged as inflation softens
ANI
Mumbai
The Reserve Bank of In-
dia’s monetary policy
committee unanimously
decided to keep the repo
rate unchanged at 6.5%.
The repo rate is the
rate of interest at which
RBI lends to other banks.
A consistent decline in
inflation (currently at an
18-month low) and its
potential for further de-
cline may have prompted
the central bank to put
the brake on the key in-
terest rate again.
Most analysts had ex-
pected the RBI to contin-
ue to keep the repo rate
unchanged. Inflation has
been a concern for many
countries, including ad-
vancedones,butIndiahas
managed to steer its infla-
tion trajectory quite well.
HALF OF `2K NOTES
BACK IN SYSTEM
The RBI Governor
Shaktikanta Das on
Thursday said 50% of
the to-be-withdrawn
Rs 2,000 notes came
back to the system.
“Totally so far about
Rs 180,000 crore of Rs
2000 notes have come
back. This is roughly
about 50% of the Rs
2000 notes which were
in circulation on March
31,” Das said.
Monsoon hits Kerala, finally
With the monsoon landing in Kerala on Thursday, parts of the state received isolated heavy
rainfall with yellow alert being issued in nine districts of the state and orange alert in one.
The IMD issued an orange alert for Kozhikode dist for the day. An orange alert means very
heavy rains from 6 cm to 20 cm and a yellow means heavy rainfall between 6 and 11 cm.
PTI
PTI
Mumbai
Air India on Thursday
said it will refund the full
amount to all passengers
affected by the diversion
of its Delhi-San Francis-
co flight of June 6 owing
to mid-air glitch. Air In-
dia told the passengers,
who reached their desti-
nation after 56 hours of
departing from Delhi:
“We will fully refund the
fare for your journey and,
in addition, provide you
a voucher for future trav-
el on Air India”.
AI to refund to
those stranded
in Russia
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was remanded in police custody
till June 16. The potential motive for the
tigators. The investigation is currently on-
going, as officials work to piece together
the circumstances leading up to Vaidya’s
violent death. The police said according

RAJASTHAN
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BJP State President
CP Joshi will soon
announce his new team.
Caste wise and best
qualified workers will get
a chance in his new
team. But fear of being
shown the way out has
been troubling many
leaders. Contrary to the
eternal tradition of
change, many leaders
want to remain in office.
Some leaders want
promotion as such they
are marking attendance
from ‘UP wale Bhai
Sahab’ to ‘Chittorgarh
wale Bhai Sahab’. Some
are making rounds of an
office in Panch Batti area.
The announcement of
new team, if not made in
a day or two, may be
made by June 12 or 13.
Aishwary Pradhan
Countdown of
new team of CP
Joshi begins!
‘Vasundhara Factor’ in Rajasthan in
focus of the BJP high command!
The BJP High
command is getting
'Vasundhara Factor'
evaluated in Rajasthan.
Many surveys have been
done about this earlier
also. In the latest C-Voter
survey, Vasundhara was
told the choice of 38%
people in the state. In this
whole scenario, a senior
BJP leader of Delhi made
a phone call to a senior
BJP leader of Rajasthan
posted in Delhi and asked
his election assessment
and especially the
assessment of Vasund-
hara factor. The leader
gave assurance that Bhai
Sahab will ensure victory
in Rajasthan and there is
nothing to worry about.
And after this, the caller
BJP leader was convinced
and hung up the phone.
Jinendra Singh Shekhawat
State BJP facing ‘Ek
Anar, Sau Bimar’
The State BJP is
facing the proverb of
‘Ek Anar Sau Bimar’.
There are many contend-
ers for tickets in every
assembly constituency. In
many places, there are 2
or 3 senior leaders vying
for the ticket with the
blessing of senior leaders.
But only one contender will
get the ticket and in this
condition, it will not be
easy to convince the one
who will not be able to get
the ticket. This time, it will
not be so easy to manage
the rebels because there
are more contenders in
this assembly election
than in the last election.
2 poachers held in
in Talda range with
iron noose and net
Sawai Madhopur:
Two poachers have
been arrested from Ma-
larna Dungar of Sawai
Madhopur. Forest per-
sonnel during patrol-
ling in Talda range ar-
rested the two and re-
covered iron noose, net
and knife from their
possession. Assistant
Forester Aarti Sharma
took action during pa-
trol. Forest personnel
interrogated the ac-
cused on suspicion but
they tried to escape.
Couple, allegedly in
love, dies by suicide
in govt school
Barmer: A young cou-
ple from Mangta village,
who were allegedly in
love were neighbours,
on Thursday, committed
suicide by hanging from
a tree. On Wednesday,
they eloped from home
spent the night at a
govt school. They
clicked selfies updated
their whatsapp status be-
fore committing suicide,
police said. Their fami-
lies were opposing their
relationship, cops added.
Mukesh Mathrani
IN BRIEF
Girl raped by
neighbour on the
pretext of marriage
Jaipur: A 20-year-old
girl was allegedly raped
by her neighbour on
pretext of marriage in
Pratap Nagar area, po-
lice said. “The incident
occurred in Jan 2023
when victim was going
to market. The accused
took her to a friend’s
room where she was
raped. The accused
blackmailed the victim
even demanded Rs 2
lakhs from her to delete
her obscene clips,” po-
lice said. “After being
constantly harrassed by
accused, victim filed an
FIR in Pratap Nagar
Police Station and the
matter is being investi-
gated,” police added.
Handball Tourney begins ...
Rajasthan Patriots triumph over Maharashtra Ironmen in the first-ever game of the Premier
Handball League at SMS Stadium in Jaipur on Thursday. In a close battle, Rajasthan Patriots
scored 28 points against Maharashtra Ironmen’s 27 and clinched the victory.
SANTOSH SHARMA
BJP MP Dr Kirodi
again targets CM
over graft charges
Workthatothergovtscouldn’tdoin
70yrs,Modididinjust9yrs:Joshi
State president and other leaders take on State govt
PK Agarwal
Chittorgarh
BJP President CP Joshi
during his visit to Chit-
torgarh on Thursday in-
teracted with journalists
enumerating the
achievements of Centre
upon completion of its
nine years.
Joshi said, “Earlier, In-
dia used to look towards
the world and now the
world is looking towards
India. The Narendra
Modi government made
remarkable achieve-
ments during pandemic,
be it making vaccines or
providing facilities to
people. The work that
other govts could not do
in 70 years, Modi did in
just nine years,” he said.
Chittorgarh Dist Prez-
Gautam Dutt, MLA
Chandrabhan Singh
Akya, Kapasan MLAAr-
junlal Jingar, Badisadri
MLA Lalit Ostwal, ex-
Min Srichand Kripalani
accompanied Joshi.
BJP leaders in field
Dr Kirodi Lal Meena addresses the media during a press
conference in Jaipur on Thursday. SANTOSH SHARMA
Brijendra Ola inaugurates
the new second Regional
Transport Office in Jaipur.
CP Joshi addresses workers during BJP’s ‘Mahasampark Abhiyan’ in Chittorgarh on Thursday. Also
seen are Gautam Dutt, Chandrabhan Singh Akya, Arjun L Jingar, Lalit Ostwal Srichand Kripalani.
Om Prakash Mathur dedicates Rajasthan’s first infection-free
ambulance to SMS Hospital in Jaipur on Thursday. Also seen are
Ram Charan Bohra, Dr Rajeev Bagarhatta and others.
First India Bureau
Tonk
Former Dy CM MLA
from Tonk, Sachin Pilot
has issued approval of Rs
1.90 crore from MLA Lo-
cal Development Fund for
various development
works in his constituency
Tonk. Pilot approved Rs 1
crore for construction of
City Park in front of Gov-
ernment College in Tonk ,
Rs 15 lakh for construction
of waiting room in Tehsil
office premises, Rs 10 lakh
for construction of com-
munity hall in Rajban, Rs
10 lakh for building com-
munity hall in Kali Paltan
other works. The sanc-
tioned amount also in-
cludes funds for furniture
in Tonk Panchayat Samiti
office and others.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
In the paper leak probe,
the Enforcement Direc-
torate has tightened its
nosse The ED will in-
quire deeply in the paper
leak case and issued
more than 24 notices.
The notices have been
issued to RPSC chair-
man, member and peo-
ple associated with the
cheating gang, said offi-
cial sources. After issu-
ing the notice, the ED
has called everyone for
the questioning.
The students will be
also questioned on the
basis of the documents
seized and evidence of
complaints received so
far. The Opposition BJP
has been cornering the
state govt for remarks
againsttheEDraids.The
ED raided 28 locations
of five districts a few
days and has collected
documentsandevidence.
Pilot okays dev works
of `1.90 cr for Tonk
Paperleak:EDsends
noticesto24forprobe
ED WAS MISUSED DURING UPA REGIME: OM MATHUR
Senior BJP leader
Om Mathur while
reacting on CM
Gehlot’s allegation on
politics over ED’s entry in
Raj said that during UPA I
UPA II, there was no con-
secutive year when a Cen-
tral Minister wasn’t under
ED’s suspicion. Today they
have got a chance to make
allegations. Whatever hap-
pens will unfold there’s
nothing to worry about.”
राजस्ान सरकार
कारायालर आबकारी आरुक्त, राजस्ान, उदरपुर
क्रमांक: प. 32(बी)(1)आब/एल/2023/133 दिनांक: 07.06.2023
पड्त ररटेल ऑफ कमपपोजजट मजदरा दुकानों के
अनुज्ापत्र हे्तु ई-नीलामी आमंत्रण सूचना :
सर्वसाधारण को सूदित दकया जाता है दक राजय सरकार की आज्ा क्रमांक
प.4(1) दरत्त/आब/2023 दिनांक 22.01.2023 के द्ारा जारी संशोदधत आबकारी एरं मद्य-संयम
नीदत रर्व 2022-23 एरं रर्व 2023-24 के तहत रर्व 2023-24 के दलये पडत ररटेल ऑफ
कमपोदजट मदिरा िुकानों के ई-नीलामी (ई-बोली) प्रदक्रया से बनिोबसत करने हेतु भारत सरकार
के उपक्रम एम.एस.टी.सी. दलदमटेड के माद्यम से दनम्ानुसार ई-बोली आमंदरित की जाती है: -
क्र.सं. नीलामी की जदनांक नीलामी का समर
1 12 जून, 2023 प्रातः 11.00 बजे से सांय 5.00 बजे तक
1. ई-नीलामी हेतु सर्वप्रथम इच्छुक बोलीिाता को एम.एस.टी.सी. दलदमटेड की रेबसाईट
https://www.mstcecommerce.com पर एकबारीय ऑनलाईन पंजीकरण
(रदजसट्ेशन) करना होगा, दजससे आबकारी बनिोबसत रर्व 2023-24 में होने राली िुकानों
की समसत नीलादमयों में भाग दलया जा सकेगा।
2. इच्छुक बोलीिाता एम.एस.टी.सी. दलदमटेड की साईट पर दिनांक 08.06.2023 को प्रातः
11.00 बजे से पंजीयन के दलये आरेिन कर सकेंगे।
3. नीलामी एक काय्व दिरस में नयूनतम ्: घणटे की होगी एरं उसके पशिात् जब तक बोली लगती
रहे तब तक 20 दमनट के अननत दरसतार (indefinite extension) तक जारी रहेगी।
4. बोलीिाता को कम से कम रू. 10,000/- अथरा रू. 10,000 के गुणांक मे बढाकर बोली
लगानी होगी।
5. बोलीिाता एक बार में ररजर्व प्राइस / दप्ली बोली से 10 प्रदतशत से अदधक रादश बढाकर
बोली नहीं लगा सकेगा।
6. िेशी मदिरा, राजसथान दनदम्वत मदिरा (RML), भारत दनदम्वत दरिेशी मदिरा
(IMFL) एरं बीयर की कमपोदजट िुकानों का दजलेरार एरं उनके आरेिन
शुलक, संशोदधत नयूनतम ररजर्व प्राईस एरं अमानत रादश का दरररण दरभागीय रेबसाईट
https://excise.rajasthan.gov.in एरं एम.एस.टी.सी. दलदमटेड की रेबसाईट
https://www.mstcecommerce.com पर उपलबध रहेगा।
7. प्रतयेक िुकान के दलये ऑनलाईन नीलामी में भाग लेने हेतु दनधा्वररत नयूनतम ररज्वर प्राइस
की 2 प्रदतशत रादश अमानत रादश के रूप में आरेिन के साथ जमा करायी जानी है। दबड
रादश के अनुसार अदतररकत अमानत रादश भी जमा करानी होगी। ऑनलाईन नीलामी में
Dynamic अमानत रादश का प्रारधान रखा गया है।
8. सफल बोलीिाता को धरोहर रादश, अदरिम रादर्वक गारनटी रादश एरं रादर्वक लाईसेनस
फीस ई-नीलामी के संबंध में दरसततृत दिशा दनिदेश एरं शततों, जो दरभागीय रेबसाईट एरं
एम.एस.टी.सी. दलदमटेड की रेबसाईट पर उपलबध है, के अनुसार जमा करानी होगी।
9. दनधा्वररत समय में रांद्त रादशयां यथा-धरोहर रादश, अदरिम रादर्वक गारनटी रादश एरं रादर्वक
लाईसेंस फीस जमा न कराने पर सरीकृदत दनरसत कर समसत जमा रादश जपतराज की जायेगी।
10. बोलीिाता को ई-नीलामी में भाग लेने से पूर्व दरभागीय रेबसाईट
https://excise.rajasthan.gov.in एरं एम.एस.टी.सी. दलदमटेड की रेबसाईट
https://www.mstcecommerce.com पर उपलबध आबकारी एरं मधयसंयम नीदत रर्व
2022-23 एरं 2023-24, समसत दिशा-दनिदेश, प्रदक्रया एरं शततों का सारधानीपूर्वक
अधययन कर दलया जाना िादहये।
11. मदिरा िुकानों के बनिोबसत हेतु रे ही वयककत ई-नीलामी में भाग ले सकेंगे, जो राजसथान
आबकारी अदधदनयम, 1950 एरं इसके अनतग्वत बनाए गए दनयमों, आबकारी एरं मधयसंयम
नीदत रर्व 2022-23 र 2023-24 र भारतीय संदरिा अदधदनयम के तहत अनुबनध करने की
योगयता रखते हों। इस समबनध में दरसततृत दिशा दनिदेश https://excise.rajasthan.gov.in
र https://www.mstcecommerce.com पर उपलबध है। अनय जानकारी हेतु संबंदधत
अदतररकत आयुकत जोन एरं दजला आबकारी अदधकारी काया्वलय से समपक्क दकया जा सकता
है तथा एम.एस टी.सी. हेलप डेसक पर भी काया्वलय समय में माग्विश्वन दलया जा सकता है।
12. ई-नीलामी के संबंध में अनय प्रारधान आबकारी एरं मद्यसंयम नीदत रर्व 2022-23 र रर्व
2023-24 एरं दिनांक 22.01.2023 के द्ारा नीदत में दकये गये संशोधन अनुसार तथा
राजसथान आबकारी अदधदनयम, 1950 एरं इसके अनतग्वत बने दनयम के अनुसार रहेंगे।
13. ई-नीलामी के समबनध में यदि कोई दरराि उतपन्न होता है तो नयादयक क्ेरि संबंदधत दजला ही
रहेगा।
(कुमार पाल गौ्तम)
आबकारी आयुकत, राजसथान
DIPR/C/8373/2023
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur
The second Regional
Transport Office (RTO)
of Jaipur was officially
inaugurated by Transport
Minister Brijendra Ola
on Wednesday. The of-
fice will presently oper-
ate from the DTO office
in Vidhyadhar Nagar.
After inaugurating the
transport office, Minister
Brijendra Ola said “Giv-
en the increasing popula-
tion, another RTO office
has been set up in Jaipur
and need was felt for a
long time. The dept has
identified 12 bighas of
land in New Transport
Nagar has sent a pro-
posal to JDA. Soon after
allotment of land, new
building of second RTO
office will be ready.”
Reporter's
diary
RATHORE’S MEET
AHEAD OF JUNE 13
MAHAGHERAO
Leader of Opposition
Rajendra Rathore
went on a marathon
tour in Jaipur on
Thursday to take stock
of the preparations
for the Mahagherao
protest against the
state government on
June 13. He visited
Phagi, Phulera, Bagru,
Jamvaramgarh and
various other places
and held meetings
with BJP workers. He
also interacted with
the local people to
know their problems.
BJP workers from
Phagi, Dudu, Mau-
zamabad area were
present. Rathore was
welcomed by BJP
workers and later a
meeting was held at
Chakwada Devnaray-
an Temple in Phagi.
Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur
BJP MP Dr Kirodi Lal
Meena on Thursday, con-
ducted a press confer-
ence and levelled major
allegations against
CMAshok Gehlot again.
The allegations were re-
garding four hotels, on
which Meena said, “The
MLA stayed in the Fair-
mont Hotel for a long
time. CM stays at Taj
Aravali Hotel in Udaipur.
Hotel Raffle built on trib-
al land in Udaipur. The
High Court had given or-
ders to demolish the con-
struction of this hotel.
Min Shanti Dhariwal
gave permission for ille-
gal construction,” he
said. Meena further said,
“Taj Aravali Hotel has
partnership of many in-
fluential people. The
Congress chintan shivir
also held in this hotel.
The MLAs were con-
fined in this hotel. Irriga-
tion department’s land
given on lease contrary to
rules. Badri Jakhar is also
building a new hotel in
ecological area of Mount
Abu.” Meena stressed
that he will hand over
these papers to ED today.
First India Bureau
Bharatpur
After a spat turned ugly,
a man shot dead his wife
in Ikhanaka village of Pa-
hadi police station area of
Bharatpur on Wednes-
day. To keep the matter
under wraps, he buried
her clothes and hid the
body. Station officer
Shivlahari said that driver
Wahid returned home on
Wednesday after work.
His three children were
asleepwhenhehadafight
with his wife, Shahnaz.
The matter escalated and
he shot his wife. Hearing
the gunshot, when neigh-
bours reached, he did not
say anything. Shahnaz’s
family members were in-
formed and a panchayat
wascalled.Wahid offered
to give up to Rs 20 lakh
to Shahnaz’s family to
settle the matter and later
Wahid fled.
Jaipur: Ola
inaugurates
2nd
RTO office
Man shoots wife over
dispute in Bharatpur
ACP Kailash cracks down on
illegal call centres, many held
Satyanarayan Sharma
Jaipur
ACP Kailash Vishnoi
during a crackdown on
illegal call centres run-
ning in city, raided sev-
eral places and arrested a
large number of young
men and women late on
Wednesday.
Besides, computers,
laptops, other equipment
were also seized. Those
working in call centre
were duping people liv-
ing abroad. Vishnoi had
been receiving plaints
about illegal call centres
in city. After confirma-
tion of plaints, action was
taken. Those arrested are
being interrogated.
CYBER THUG GANG
BUSTED, SEVEN HELD
The Jaipur Police
Commissionerate on
Thursday busted a
cyber thug gang for alleg-
edly creating fake Instagrams
accounts and duping lakhs of
rupees from innocent people.
The gang operates an inter-
national racket which dupe
people residing in various
countries. The Commission-
erate Special Team (CST)
took action and arrested
seven members of the gang.
Cops arrest youths while taking
action from 4 police stations.
The jute cot under which
Wahid had hidden his wife's
dead body tied in a cloth.

Naresh Sharma
Jaipur
Hitting back at Union Jal
Shakti Minister Gajendra
Singh Shekhawat for
criticizing Rajasthan
over performance in Jal
Jeevan Mission, PHED
Minister Mahesh Joshi
said that the state is doing
a good job despite ad-
verse conditions.
Joshi said that Gajen-
dra Singh is not liking the
performance of Ra-
jasthan but the perfor-
mance of the state is bet-
ter than those states
which are considered
good by the central min-
istry. He said that UM
Singh has made parame-
ters in such a way that
Rajasthan’s performance
automatically looks bad.
“There is shortage of
drinking water in Ra-
jasthan and unfavorable
conditions and yet Ra-
jasthan is doing a better
job,” he said.
He accused Gajendra
Singh of insulting Ra-
jasthan. Joshi said that
Rajasthan is on second
place in expenditure un-
der JJM while on the ba-
sis of parameters, the
state stands at number
12. He said that Ra-
jasthan has spent Rs
16566 crores on JJM.
RAJASTHAN
03
GREAT INDIAN BUSTARD
K’taka experts to visit Jaisalmer conservation park
Suryaveer Singh Tanwar
Jaisalmer
G o d a w a n
breeding center
will be set up in
Ballari district of Karna-
taka on the lines of desert
national park of Ra-
jasthan’s Jaisalmer. The
team of experts from
Karnataka will come to
the Godawan Breeding
Center in Jaisalmer and
will study the Godavan
conservation being done
here.
Experts will study in
Jaisalmer for the conser-
vation of Godawan found
at Siruguppa in Ballari
district. A plan has been
made in Ballari district to
expand the habitat of
Godawan, collecting
eggs, artificially hatching
them and releasing them
into the environment.
For this purpose, the
forest department of Kar-
nataka has prepared a
plan of Rs 25 crore and
sent it to the state govern-
ment.
Presently there are 27 Godavans In the Godavan Breeding Centre
in Sudasari area of Jaisalmer.
A
Gajendra Singh stuck his own
dept’s ERCP plan: Min Joshi
Rajasthan performing better than others in JMM: Joshi
MaheshJoshiaddressingthemediainJaipuronThursday.
SANTOSHSHARMA
Headmaster
case: NHRC
notice to govt
First India Bureau
Jaipur
In the matter of sexual
exploitation of school
girls in Dungarpur by a
headmaster, the Nation-
al Human Rights Com-
mission has given no-
tice to the state govern-
ment alleging sexual
exploitation by the prin-
cipal of the government
school. He is accused of
raping and molesting
eight schoolgirls and
was arrested. Mean-
while, the National
Child Protection Com-
mission also took cogni-
zance of the matter and
a team will come to
Dungarpur on Friday.
The team will take state-
ments of the victim girl
students and parents.
New districts by the end of month
700 gm gold hidden
in rectum recovered Shivendra Parmar
Ziauddin Khan
Jaipur
After the announcement
of 19 new districts in the
state by Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot, work has
intensified and the notifi-
cation of new districts
will be issued at the end
of June. Special officers
of administration and po-
lice are being appointed
in the new districts.
A few days back, the
government had appoint-
ed IAS officers as collec-
tors in the new districts.
Late on Wednesday, the
government also ap-
pointed SPs.
IAS and IPS officers
have been asked to re-
sume their duties at the
earliest. However, their
offices have not been
decided yet.
RPS officers will also
be deployed district wise.
During an interaction
with Revenue Minister
Ramlal Jat, First India
asked whether the state
government would an-
nounce new divisions
and new districts again.
To this, the minister
Ramlal Jat, replied that
the boundaries of the new
districts of the state
would be decided soon
as the report is set to be
received by next week.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
Customs department at
the international airport
here have recovered 700
grams of gold from two
women, officials said on
Thursday.
A customs department
official said that gold
weighing 700 grams was
recovered from two
women passengers at the
Jaipur International Air-
port. The women had
concealed the gold in the
form of capsules, with
value of recovered gold
in the international mar-
ket has been estimated to
be around Rs 43.12 lakhs.
AdSP Divya row:
DA case against
constable by ACB
Navin Sharma
Jaipur
TheAnti-Corruption Bu-
reau (ACB) has regis-
tered a disproportionate
assets case against termi-
nated constable Sumit
who had demanded a
bribe of Rs two crore on
behalf of suspended Ad-
ditional SP Divya Mittal.
Sumit, who supposed-
ly acted as middleman
for Divya Mittal, earned
523.34 percent more as-
sets than his known
source of income. AdSP
Divya Mittal allegedly
also used to transfer
money to the bank ac-
counts of Sumit.
Sumit had been post-
ed in the excise depart-
ment in Udaipur and
Banswara districts of the
state. He used to deposit
bribe amounts received
from liquor mafia to his
bank accounts.
RPS Divya Mitta was
posted as Additional SP
SOG when Anti Corrup-
tion Bureau (ACB) ar-
rested her based on a
complaint filed with
them for allegedly de-
manding a bribe of Rs 2
crore through Sumit.
NEW ARRIVALS SOON IN
NAHARGARH BIO PARK
There is good news
from Nahargarh
Biological Park once
again. Tigress Rani and
lioness Tara are pregnant
and new arrivals are soon
expected in the wildlife
park. Rani was paired with
tiger Shivaji and Tara was
paired with GS, the Asiatic
lion brought from Jodhpur.
Officials informed that there
is a change in the physical
appearance of both of the
wild cats, so it is expected
that both can deliver the
cubs in the first fortnight of
July. machines, GPS devic-
es used in police vehicles
and e-Mitra devices.
AdSP Divya Mittal
gets bail from Raj
HC in excise case
AdSP Divya
Mittal, who was
arrested by ACB in
bribery case, got bail
from High Court in
excise case. Vacation
court Justice Nupur
Bhati granted her bail.
A petition for cancella-
tion of the FIR was reg-
istered in Ambamata
police station. Advo-
cate Naman Mahnot
presented Mittal’s
side. Liquor bottles
were found in Mittal’s,
Nature Hills and Resort
located in Chikalwas
near Udaipur. A case
was registered under
the Excise Act. He said
that Mittal has been
made an accused
at the behest of an
employee, which is a
violation of Section 25
of the Indian Evidence
Act, 1872.
GIRAFFE, WHITE GAZELLE AND ZEBRA TO BE
SHIFTED TO NAHARGARH BIOLOGICAL PARK
The forest department will soon shift a giraffe,
white gazelle (Chinkara) and zebra to Naha-
rgarh Biological Park in the state as part of an
exchange program. Officials informed that talks are
being held with Delhi Zoological Park to bring the three
wild animals to Jaipur. “Following the approval of Cen-
tral Zoo Authority (CZA), the exchange program will
take place. White Chinkara will be brought in place of
Indian Wolf along with a Gharial (fish-eating crocodile)
from Delhi Zoological Park,” an official said.
Nirmal Tiwari
HARISH CHOUDHARY BLAMES SHEKHAWAT FOR
MAKING WRONG POLICIES FOR DESERT REGION
MLA from Barmer and also Punjab AICC in-charge
Harish Choudhary on Thursday blamed union Jal
Shakti minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat for
making wrong water schemes for desert region. Congress
leader claimed that it is injustice with the people of desert.
Choudhary said that earlier there was a provision under Jal
Jeevan Mission that the central government was contribut-
ing 90% of the cost to the project while the state share was
only 10% in hilly and desert areas. But after Shekhawat
took charge as the Jal Shakti minister the ratio of 90:10
has changed to 45:45, where the state has to contribute an
equal amount as shared by the centre. Rest 10% share is
of the locals, he informed. Mukesh Mathrani
The women had arrived from
Bangkok. They had hidden the
gold in their rectum.
War of ‘waters’
Diya Kumari inspects devp
works of Krishna circuit
First India Bureau
Rajsamand
BJP MP Diya Kumari
inspected the ongoing
development projects in
Nathdwara as part of the
Krishna Circuit scheme
initiated by the Central
Government. On Thurs-
day, the MP visited
Nathdwara as part of the
pilgrimage development
programme.
During the visit, MP
Diya Kumari assessed
the progress of various
projects, including the
Tourist Interpretation
cum Cultural Centre,
Krishna Circle, and beau-
tification works. These
projects have been allo-
cated a budget of Rs
28.50 crores.
COURT NOTICE OVER DIYA KUMARI’S ELECTION
A special judge of the SC-ST Court has issued
notice to Rajsamand MP Diya Kumari in a case
challenging the nomination/election. The court has
ordered her to appear in person or through a representative
on June 27. Petitioner Jitendra Kumar Khatik had chal-
lenged the election. The district and sessions court had
transferred the case to SC-ST court.
Diya Kumari provided necessary guidance during her visit to
Nathdwara to concerned officials, on Thursdsay.
A day of extreme ‘weather swings’
From scorching heat in the day to thunderstorms and rain showers at night, Rajasthan’s weather seems to be having
frequent mood swings. While people in Jaipur can be seen using umbrellas to protect against sun, evenings come with
rain showers and strong winds making the public hold on to those.
SUNIL SHARMA
Hiringrulesamended
forsanitationstaff
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The state government
has amended the Ra-
jasthan Municipal
(Sweepers Service)
Rules, 2012 for direct re-
cruitment on 13184 va-
cant posts of sweepers in
176 urban bodies of the
state. The Department of
Self-Government has is-
sued the notification of
the Rajasthan Municipal
Corporation (Sweepers
Service) Amendment
Rules 2023.
Through this, the pro-
vision of practical ex-
amination has also been
added in Rule 9 along
with interview. Now this
recruitment will be done
for one year, according to
the provisions of the
amended Rajasthan Mu-
nicipal (Cleaning Em-
ployees Service)Amend-
ment Rules 2023 and
ensuring full compliance
of the guidelines issued
by the state government
for direct recruitment,
giving priority to the
families (Valmiki Samaj)
involved in traditional
cleaning work. Experi-
ence, interview and prac-
tical test will be done by
theAutonomous Govern-
ment Department.
It is noteworthy that
Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot had announced
recruitment of 30 thou-
sand sanitation workers
in the budget of the year
2023-24, in view of
which this recruitment is
to be done on 13184
posts in the first phase. A
revised notification in
this regard will be issued
on Friday, June 09, 2023.
Sanitationworkers protestingoutsideDLBofficeinJaipur. FILE

Dr Ramavtar
Sharma
The writer is a Physician
and Columnist
SYMPTOMS
AND SIGNS
A constant feeling that some-
thing would go wrong hovers in
thoughts of such a person con-
stantly. There is extreme fear
of failure on a constant basis
that affects day to day working
of the affected person.
This anxiety, in turn, leads to
unhelpful behavior and aggres-
sion. The phobia may spread
in some other form as well like
fear of spiders or closed and
confined spaces. With time,
such people start believing that
their projects won’t succeed,
goals would not be achieved.
Atychiphobia is not an official
diagnosis but is one of the
phobias but procrastination
caused by this personality trait
interfere in decision making
even for trivial matters like
buying a shaving blade or or
ice cream bar. Lack of deci-
siveness ultimately leads to
physical symptoms because of
a long period of stress.
n psychology,
there is a group
of problems re-
lated to state of
the mind issues
clustered together as specific
phobia. One of these problems
is called atychiphobia which
means a situation where a per-
son is perpetually under fear of
failure. Here, the affected per-
son is never sure of himself
even for most trivial things and
simplest of decisions. A con-
stant feeling that something
would go wrong hovers in
thoughts of such a person con-
stantly. There is extreme fear of
failure on a constant basis that
affects day to day working of
the affected person.
Such people tend to procras-
tinate. They go on postponing
and delaying even the minor
tasks of life leading to severe
degree of anxiety as the work-
sheet piles up. This anxiety, in
turn, leads to unhelpful behav-
ior and aggression. The fear
phobia may spread in some
other form as well like fear of
spiders or closed and confined
spaces. With time, such people
start believing that their pro-
jects won’t succeed, goals
would not be achieved. As a
result of this extreme negativ-
ity and consequent lack of ini-
tiative, depression might take
root in their lives.
Atychiphobia is not an offi-
cial diagnosis but is one of the
phobias but procrastination
caused by this personality trait
interfere in decision making
even for trivial matters like
buying a shaving blade or or
ice cream bar. Lack of deci-
siveness ultimately leads to
physical symptoms because of
a long period of stress. The af-
fected person may have faster
heart rate, faster and shallower
breathing, sweating and muscle
tension. Extreme anxiety dis-
rupts family relationships and
marital happiness. Lots of op-
portunities are missed and hob-
bies never materialize.
Social life and life at the
workplace both suffer signifi-
cantly because of persistent fear
of failure leading to inability to
decide. It should be noted that
fear of failure is not a psychia-
trist condition, it is a personal-
ity disorder. One shouldn’t rush
to a psychiatrist. It would al-
ways be better to introspect first
and find the underlying reason
for failure. One should try to
find the root cause of fear
which may be traced to child-
hood parenting or schooling.
Highly protected children or
those who are excessively mo-
tivated during early life are seen
to be more prone to fear of fail-
ure. Similarly, children or
young adults whose self esteem
was destroyed at home or out-
side, usually stay fearful of fail-
ure and unsure of their abilities.
It should be remembered
that failure too is an experi-
ence. Any form of achieve-
ment in life is a mixed brew
of success and failure. People
with negative past experi-
ences may carry many memo-
ries which make them fearful
for the rest of their life. Simi-
larly, role modeling one’s life
on some highly successful
person and then not achieving
it may also lead to fear of fail-
ure for a short or long period
of time. Highly motivational
childhood teaching may also
prove to be counterproductive
and so might do imprecation.
Both these extremes make a
person vulnerable to an inde-
cisive attitude.
As far as management of
atychiphobia is concerned it
has to be through talk treat-
ment by a very skilled counse-
lor. It is to be noted that coun-
seling in India is in its nascent
stage. Most of the counselors
base their therapy on monoto-
nous textbook models and
many of them are judgemental.
A counselor with wide reading
in philosophy and literary fic-
tion can be of good help to rid
a person of fear of failure. Talk
treatment is expensive and
may or may not help depend-
ing upon skill of the therapist
and willingness of the person
to reorient. As a result, a large
number of people take the easy
route of prescription tran-
quilizers. These medicines are
of limited actual value in case
of this psychological disorder
because they do not change the
underlying behavior issue and
as such might cause harm by
creating a false sense that all
is well.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
I
PSYCHOLOGY:
FEAR OF FAILURE
It should be noted that fear of failure is not a
psychiatrist condition, it is a personality disorder.
One shouldn’t rush to a psychiatrist. It would
always be better to introspect first and find the
underlying reason for failure. One should try to
find the root cause of fear which may be traced
to childhood parenting or schooling. Highly
protected children or those who are excessively
motivated during early life are seen to be more
prone to fear of failure. Similarly, children or
young adults whose self esteem was destroyed at
home or outside, usually stay fearful of failure
and unsure of their abilities.
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ModigovtoverhauledIndia's
healthinfrastructure:Shah
PTI
New Delhi
Union Home Minister
Amit Shah on Thursday
said in the last nine years,
the Modi government has
overhauled the country’s
health infrastructure
from primary to tertiary
level while ensuring free
treatment of up to `5 lakh
for the poor.
In tweets, the Union
Home Minister said un-
der the leadership of
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi, India has em-
braced a future where
healthcare is no longer a
privilege.
The home minister
said the prime minister
has harnessed the trans-
formative power of tech-
nology making health-
care accessible.
“Whether it is Covid
Vaccination, telemedi-
cine, hospital registra-
tion, or accessing health
records, healthcare now
is at the fingertips of
citizens,” he said.
The Modi govern-
ment’s major initiative
for healthcare is imple-
mentation of the Ayush-
man Bharat scheme un-
der which those eligible
will have a defined ben-
efit cover of `5 lakh per
family per year, offi-
cials said.
This cover takes care
of almost all secondary
care and most of tertiary
care procedures.
To ensure that nobody
is left out, especially
women, children and el-
derly, there is no cap on
family size and age in the
scheme.
The benefit cover also
includes pre- and post-
hospitalisation expenses
and all pre-existing con-
ditions are covered from
day one of the policy, the
officials said.
A defined transport
allowance per hospitali-
sation is also paid to the
beneficiary under the
scheme. Showcasing
the holistic develop-
ment of healthcare in-
frastructure in India
during the last nine
years of the Modi gov-
ernment, Union Home
Minister Amit Shah
shared some informa-
tion that shows over
`64,100 crore outlay for
PM Ayushman Bharat
Health Infrastructure
Mission.
INPUTS SHARED BY HOME MINISTER AMIT SHAH
z Over 38 crore Ayush-
man Bharat health accounts
were created in the last nine
years of the Prime Minister
Narendra Modi government.
z Over 9,200 Janau-
shadhi Kendras and over
230 AMRIT pharmacies
were opened for affordable
medicines.
z Over 1.55 lakh Ayush-
man Bharat Health and
Wellness centres are opera-
tional in the country.
z Over 5,000 Rapid Mo-
lecular Diagnostic Machines
for Tuberculosis are now
operational.
z 660 medical colleges
are now operational in the
country, an increase of over
70 per cent since 2014.
z Over 6,00 critical care
hospital blocks are opened
in all dists with a popula-
tion of 5 lakh under Prime
Minister Narendra Modi
government.
Under the leadership of PM @narendramodi Ji
today India embraces a future where health-
care is no longer a privilege. In #9YearsOf-
HealthForAll India overhauled its health infrastructure
from primary to tertiary level while ensuring free treat-
ment up to `5 lakh for the poor.
Amit Shah @ amitshah
Oppn parties’ wish
for 2024 polls will
wash away, says BJP
PTI
New Delhi
The BJP on Thursday
took a swipe at opposi-
tion parties over their
meeting in Bihar, saying
they may be looking for
support in each other but
their wish will wash
away in 2024 Lok Sabha
polls like the
`1,750-crore bridge
which collapsed in the
state recently.
Union Minister Smriti
Irani said such activities
of opposition will in-
crease as the 2024 polls
approach. It is determined
to strike a blow to the
country’s democratic pro-
cess in its lust for power,
she said.
Union Minister Smriti Irani addresses a press conference BJP HQ
in New Delhi on Thursday. ANI
BJP 'scared' of
facing united
Opposition in
2024: Tejashwi
PTI
Patna
Bihar Deputy Chief Min-
ister Tejashwi Yadav on
Thursday claimed that
the BJP was “scared” of
fighting the 2024 Lok
Sabha polls in which it
may have to face a united
opposition.
The RJD leader was re-
sponding to questions
from journalists about re-
marks of some BJP lead-
ers who have sought to
make light of the conclave
of opposition parties to be
held in Patna on June 23.
“BJP recently lost
Himachal Pradesh
Karnataka. They are star-
ing at a series of defeats
in states like Rajasthan,
Madhya Pradesh, Chhat-
tisgarh, Delhi Hary-
ana,” claimed Yadav.
K'takagovttolaunch'GruhaJyothi'schemeonAug1:CM
PTI
Bengaluru
Karnataka Chief Minis-
ter Siddaramaiah on
Thursday said the ‘Gruha
Jyoti’ free electricity
scheme would be
launched on August 1,
while the ‘Gruha Laksh-
mi’scheme that provides
Rs 2,000 assistance per
month to women identi-
fied as heads of families
on August 17 or 18.
The announcement
came after the CM held a
high level meeting with
senior government offi-
cials to discuss the imple-
mentation of both
schemes, which are part
of five poll guarantees.
The government is
planning to launch the
Gruha Jyoti scheme on
August 1 at Kalaburgi,
and Gruha Lakshmi
scheme on August 17 or
18 in Belagavi.
Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah receives representations from the
public at his residence, in Bengaluru, on Thursday. PTI
CHIEF MINISTER
DIRECTS OFFICIALS
z Siddaramaiah instructed
the officials to simplify the
application process for all
guarantee schemes, and
avoid asking unnecessary
information and documents.
z Also, if applications
are rejected, appropriate
reasons should be cited,
he said, as he warned the
officials against rejecting
them for silly reasons.
Delhi Lt Governor, AAP clash
over college campus opening
Agencies
New Delhi
The unending feud be-
tween Delhi’s elected
government and the cen-
tre-appointed Lieuten-
ant Governor has found
its latest flashpoint in
the opening of a new
university campus, with
both sides vying for the
credit for delivering the
project.
The Delhi campus of
Guru Gobind Singh In-
draprastha University
was inaugurated by both
LG VK Saxena and Del-
hi CM Arvind Kejriwal
but not before it sparked
a political face-off.
Delhi LG Saxena brought goons to inaugurate
IP University campus, says AAP’s Atishi
New Delhi: Hitting out at the spar over the inaugura-
tion on Thursday, Delhi’s Education Minister Atishi
alleged that Delhi LG VK Saxena brought his goons.
Amid the ongoing tussle between the Delhi Government
and Lieutenant Governor, Atishi also alleged that the LG
created pressure on the education department and the
university officials by threatening to suspend them.
NCB’s probe team had an ulterior motive of
giving Aryan Khan clean chit: Wankhede to HC
SC grants interim protection from arrest to
Muslim doctor in rape case of Hindu woman
Mumbai: The NCB’s Team had an ulte-
rior motive of giving a clean chit to
Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan in a
drugs-on-cruise case and suppressed
material evidence against him, the anti-drug
agency’s former zonal director Sameer
Wankhede submitted to the Bombay HC.
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on
Thursday granted interim protection
from arrest to a Muslim doctor from Delhi
in a case of raping a Hindu woman on
the pretext of marriage. A vacation bench
of Justices Aniruddha Bose and Rajesh
Bindal issued notice to the Uttar Pradesh
government and the complainant woman
seeking their response on the plea.
Mother alone does not
have right over child:
Court in Dhawan’s case
New Delhi: A Delhi
court has ordered
Aesha Mukerji, the
estranged wife of cricketer
Shikhar Dhawan, to bring
their nine-year-old son to
India for a family gather-
ing observing that a
mother alone does not
possess exclusive rights
over a child.
Mere transportation of
cow not offence under
UP Cow Slaughter Act
Lucknow: The
Allahabad HC has
observed that mere
possession and transporta-
tion of cattle within the state
would not amount to an
offence under UP Preven-
tion of Cow Slaughter Act.
The court passed an order
after hearing bail application
of Yadav, who was kept in
jail for almost 3 months.
HC raps police for not
cooperating with SIT
in rape-murder case
Kolkata: West Bengal
Police on Thursday
faced the ire of Justice
Raasekha Mantha for not
cooperating with the
three-member special
investigation team consti-
tuted by the HC to probe the
alleged rape and murder of
a minor girl at Kaliganj in
North Dinajpur district.
Vivekananda murder
case: Deceased’s
daughter moves SC
New Delhi: YS
Vivekananda Reddy’s
daughter Suneetha Narreddy
has moved to SC challenging
the Telangana HC’s order
granting anticipatory bail to
Kadapa MP YS Avinash
Reddy in connection with
Vivekananda Reddy murder
case. CBI took over the
investigation in July 2020 on
the orders of the AP HC.
IN THE COURTYARD
MAJOR HIGHLIGHTS
z The BJP in Maharashtra
on Thursday announced
`election chiefs’ for 48 Lok
Sabha and 288 Legislative
Assembly seats in the state.
z The Jammu Kashmir
unit of BJP Thursday batted
for holding Assembly elec-
tions in the Union Territory,
saying the Assembly is the
only forum to make laws
which the local bodies or
district development councils
(DDCs) cannot.
ASIAN GAMES
India will return with best-ever medal haul: Thakur
Union Sports Minister Anurag Singh Thakur tries his hands on
the Air Rifle shooting to review the India’s preparedness ahead
of Asian Games 2023, at in New Delhi on Thursday. ANI
PTI
New Delhi
ports Minister
Anurag Thakur
predicted Indian
athletes will return with
the country’s best-ever
medalhaulfromtheAsian
Games on Thursday.
India are expected to
send one of the largest
contingents to the Asian
Games this year with
athletes competing in
non-traditional sports
like kurash, jujutsu, and
chess.
A total of 600 athletes
are expected to represent
India, compared to 570
in the last edition and
541 in 2014. “The im-
provement in facilities
by the government has
resulted in India’s best-
ever performance at the
last Oympics, Paralym-
pics, Deaflympics
Commonwealth Games.
We won a record number
of medals and we will do
the same in Asian
Games”, Thakur said.
The minister informed
that over 350 proposals of
TOPS (Target Olympic
Podium Scheme) group
athletes worth `45 crore
have been approved.
S
INDIA’S BEST TALLY
15 GOLD, 24 SILVER
AND 30 BRONZE
I think India will have the best-ever
performance in the Asian Games. For the
preparation for Asian Games the government
has till now sanctioned over `220 crore. The
government has spent `450 crore in the
current Olympic cycle on training and
equipment. We have approved proposals of
TOPS group athletes worth `45 crore.
ANURAG THAKUR, SPORTS MINISTER
India returned with a
best-ever haul of 69
medals, including 15 gold
medals, 24 silver medals
and 30 bronze medals from
the 2018 Asian Games in
Jakarta and Pelambang,
Indonesia.
WorldseesIndiaascredible
developmentpartner:EAM
EAM S Jaishankar with Union Ministers of State Meenakashi Lekhi V Muraleedharan addresses a press
conference on the 9 years of PM Narendra Modi’s foreign policy, in New Delhi on Thursday. ANI
ANI
New Delhi
External Affairs Minister
S Jaishankar onThursday
said that the world, espe-
cially the Global South,
perceives India as a cred-
ible and effective devel-
opment partner with de-
livery on the ground.
Addressing a press
conference on nine years
of the Narendra Modi
government’s foreign
policy, Mr Jaishankar said
there has been strategic
clarity and the second im-
age of India is that of an
economic collaborator.
“The world, especially
the Global South, per-
ceives India as a develop-
ment partner - as a cred-
ible, effective develop-
ment partner with deliv-
ery on the ground,” EAM
S Jaishankar said.
MAJOR DISCUSSIONS IN PRESS CONFERENCE
z Jaishankar said India
has sent back a technical
team to its Embassy in
Afghanistan and focus
right now is less political
and it is more on helping
the Afghan people.
z “We want to improve
relations with China. But
it will be possible only
when there is peace
and tranquillity in border
areas and if there is an
agreement, it should be
adhered to. Both sides
are engaged in talks to
resolve the row”, he said.
z India does not get swayed
by coercion, inducements
and false narratives, Jais-
hankar said while citing
the country’s approach to-
wards the situation along
the Northern border.
z Jaishankar hit out at
Canada over an event
that celebrated the as-
sassination of former PM
Indira Gandhi. He said
that the space given to
separatists, extremists
and people who advocate
violence, is not good for
its relationship with India.

INDIA
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couples amidst creme de la creme audience of Jaipur City
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An award night to celebrate the success story of the most deserving
couples amidst creme de la creme audience of Jaipur City
at
First India Bureau
New Delhi
PM Narendra Modi had a
telephone conversation
with Crown Prince and
Prime Minister of Saudi
Arabia, Prince Moham-
med bin Salman bin Ab-
dulaziz Al Saud.
The leaders reviewed a
number of issues of bilat-
eral cooperation and ex-
changed views on various
issues of mutual interest.
PM Modi thanked
Crown Prince Moham-
med bin Salman for Sau-
di Arabia’s excellent
support during evacua-
tion of Indian nationals
from Sudan via Jeddah
in April 2023. The PM
also conveyed his best
wishes for the upcoming
Haj pilgrimage.
PM Modi holds telephone conversation
with Crown Prince PM of Saudi Arabia
19Biharpassengersmissing,
50dead:DisasterMgmtdept
The Bihar govt already sent officials to Balasore to provide assistance
PTI
Patna
At least 19 people from
Bihar, who were on board
the Coromandel Express,
are still missing after the
train accident in Odisha’s
Balasore district on June
2 in which 288 people
were killed, said the state
Disaster Management
Department (DMD).
The missing 19 Bihar
passengers on board the
Coromandel Express in-
clude four from Madhu-
bani district, Darbhanga
(2), Muzaffarpur (2),
East Champaran (2),
Samastipur (2), Sitama-
rhi (1), Patna (1), Gaya
(1), Purnea (1), Sheikh-
pura (1), Siwan (1) and
Begusarai (1), said a
statement issued by the
Disaster Management
department.
“At least 50 people
from different Bihar dis-
tricts have reportedly
died and 43 sustained in-
juries in the Odisha train
accident,” the statement
issued on Wednesday
night said.
PTI
Kolhapur
The situation in Maha-
rashtra’s Kolhapur is
gradually returning to
normal, a day after vio-
lence over a social media
post, a senior police of-
ficial said on Thursday.
At least 36 people
have so far been arrested
and cases registered in
connection with the vio-
lence, he said.
Businessmen opened
their establishments and
people were seen buying
items of daily need from
shops in Kolhapur city.
Maha: Kolhapur
returning to
normalcy, 36
people arrested
Increase in MSP
on Kharif crops
will empower
farmers: Yogi
ANI
Lucknow
Uttar Pradesh Chief Min-
ister Yogi Adityanath on
Thursday lauded the de-
cision of the Union Cabi-
net to approve the in-
crease in MSP on Kharif
crops to mark Kharif
MarketingYear 2023-24.
CM Yogi said that the
step will empower farm-
ers financially and bring
about comprehensive
change to their lives.
Expressing gratitude
to Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi, the Chief Min-
ister added that the cen-
tral government’s deci-
sion is dedicated to the
welfare of the farmers.
Earlier, the Union
Cabinet approved the in-
crease in the minimum
support price for Kharif
crops to observe Kharif
MarketingYear 2023-24.
PTI
New Delhi
India is set to host the
Miss World 2023 compe-
tition, as the coveted in-
ternational beauty pag-
eant makes its return to
the country after nearly
three decades.
The much anticipated
71st edition of Miss
World is expected to take
place in November this
year. India had last host-
ed the international pag-
eant in 1996.
“I am delighted to an-
nounce India as the new
home of the 71st Miss
World Final. We cannot
wait to share your unique
diverse culture, world
classattractionsbreath-
taking locations with the
rest of the world. India
has the greatest hospital-
ity in the entire world.
It is my second time
here you make me
feel like home,” said
Miss World 2022
Karolina Bielawska
of Poland.
India set to host Miss World 2023
Odisha Train Accident
Ranjan Ghosh, a US-based psychiatrist, speaks with Sanu Das, a
survivor of the recent triple-train accident in Odisha, in Kolkata,
Thursday. Ranjan Ghosh is providing free of cost counselling to
victims of the accident. PTI
Miss World Karolina Bielawska (R) at the press conference
along with Julia Morley (C), Chairperson and CEO of Miss World
Organization in New Delhi on Thursday. PTI
PM Narendra Modi
 Doctors in Bhubaneswar
are having a tough time col-
lecting DNA samples from
disfigured and swelling bod-
ies from triple-train accident
in Balasore and preserving
the samples for investigat-
ing agencies.
 The doctors are also
collecting DNA samples
from relatives of victims for
matching, a process that
has been complicated by
the fact that there are mul-
tiple claimants to a body.
 Students of Bahanaga
High School in Odisha are
scared to return to their
classes in the building which
was turned into a temporary
morgue after the train crash
which killed 288 passengers.
LATEST UPDATES FROM
TRIPLE-TRAIN CRASH
PTI
Mumbai
NCP leader Supriya Sule
on Thursday described as
“extremely horrific
outrageous” the incident
in which a woman was
found cut into pieces in
Mira Bhayandar area of
Maharashtra, alleged
that crime against women
was on the rise in the state
as criminals have no fear.
She also said that Dep-
uty Chief Minister Dev-
endra Fadnavis, who
handles the home portfo-
lio, should concentrate
on his department seri-
ously.The ruling Bharati-
ya Janata Party (BJP),
however, hit back saying
Fadnavis was capable of
taking action in the Mira
Bhayandar case.
Crime against
women on rise
in Maha: Sule
Mira Road killing
Supriya Sule
DEMAND OF SECURITY
AT WOMEN'S HOSTELS
Mumbai:The Nation-
alist Congress Party
(NCP) on Thursday
demanded that female po-
lice officials regularly visit
women’s hostels across
Maharashtra to ensure that
security measures are in
place on those premises.
A man who worked as a
security guard raped and
strangled a girl to death
inside her hostel room in
South Mumbai.

Dr Rituraj Sharma
Jaipur
Within a few hours of
CMAshok Gehlot chair-
ing a crime review meet-
ing at the PHQ on
Wednesday, the State
government shifted 20
IPS officers of which 15
have been posted as
OSD (Police) in newly
announced districts.
As per sources, after
the crime meeting held
on Wednesday, the CM
held a 15-minute meet-
ing with the DGP in his
chamber. After this dis-
cussion, 4 senior officers
were transferred and the
transfer of IPS Rahul
Prakash was canceled
from Bharatpur range to
Jaipur commissionerate.
During the crime meet-
ing, the CM also asked
many questions to the
DGP regarding the work
of the officers.
Two IPS were trans-
ferred for the second time
in 5 days. IG RAC Rupin-
der Singh was transferred
as Bharatpur Range IG
Rahul Prakash, who was
under transfer to Bharat-
pur as DIG on June 2, was
transferred to Jaipur Po-
lice Commissionerate as
Addl CommissionerTraf-
fic Administration.
Rajendra Chhabra
Jaipur
s the date of
June 30 is near-
ing with each
passing day, the entire
state buraucracy’s excite-
ment is increasing to find
out as to who will be the
new Chief Secretary that
will take over on July 1.
After spending 18
months at helm of the
state’s bureaucracy, Usha
Sharma’s innings, as
Chief Secretary, will cul-
minate on June 30.
According to the sen-
iority in the civil list of
IAS, the hierarchy is
listed herewith: Veenu
Gupta (1987 batch), Sub-
odh Agarwal (1988
batch), Shubhra Singh
(1989 batch), Rajeshwar
Singh (1989 batch), Ab-
hay Kumar (1992 batch)
and Akhil Arora (1993
batch) i.e. half a dozen
officers of five batches.
If seniority is given
preference in the selec-
tion of next CS, then
Veenu Gupta’s claim is
the biggest to the post.
But seniority plays little
role in the appointment
of CS and in the past, this
aspect has been over-
looked several times. As
regards hard work and
capability, Veenu Gupta
is at par with all other of-
ficials and additionally,
apart from being a wom-
an, she is a non-contro-
versial official, which is
a ‘plus-point’ for her.
However, the negative
point for her could be that
her husband DB Gupta
has been the Chief Secre-
tary in the current gov-
ernment itself and there
are still six months left to
Veenu’s retirement. In the
last IAS transfer list,
Veenu Gupta was given
the responsibility of a
major department like
Mines. In the previous
meeting chaired by CM
Ashok Gehlot on budget
announcement, the CM
had reportedly asked
Veenu Gupta to curb il-
legal mining any how.
Those in the know how of
bureaucracy claim that
this is an indication that
Guptawillnotbechanged
from the position.
The number two in
seniority - Subodh Agar-
wal - still has two and a
half years left to his re-
tirement. Becoming CS
right now, means a long
innings and in the current
situation, it seems im-
probable and if he will be
continued by the new
government that will
come to power after six
months, is also uncertain.
Subodh is a ‘hard task
master’and a ‘result- ori-
ented officer,’who has all
the capabilities needed
for becoming a CS.
The manner in which
suddenly Shubhra Singh
has been brought to
Jaipur from Delhi, has
given rise to the specula-
tion if she would be
crowned the next CS.
Otherwise, her ‘air-drop-
ping’ is beyond compre-
hension. But the biggest
minus point in her situa-
tion is that she has re-
turned to Jaipur after a
gap of 13 years and she is
completely in the dark
regarding the state gov-
ernment’s policies and
their implementation on
the ground and the
changes in bureaucracy
over the past 13 years.
Thus, handing over the
reins of bureaucracy in
the last six months of the
government, which are
the utmost crucial
months, is considered to
be an immense risk tak-
ing manoeuvre. It is also
being said that merely
being a senior woman of-
ficer is not enough.
The 1989 batch officer
Rajeshwar Singh is not
considered to be one of
the blue-eyed officers of
the state government and
he has been positioned in
Ajmer for the past two
years and sources reveal
that his chances of be-
coming the next CS are
absolutely ‘dim’.
The fifth official in sen-
iority is Abhay Kumar,
whose image is that of a
‘silent worker,’ a non-
controversial officer, who
finds alargeacceptancein
bureaucracy. He has held
the reins of important de-
partments like Finance
and Home, and while
serving asACS Home, he
has come across as a
‘trusted officer’ of the
state government. It is be-
ing speculated that since
in the May 1 transfer list
he was not changed, so he
may be ‘changed’ now!
Akhil Arora is current
CMAshok Gehlot’s most
trusted and close bureau-
crat. He has a huge role
in the state government’s
work and word is that not
even a leaf can move
without his advice or
suggestion in the govern-
ment and his position, as
is being visualised by
others, is not less than
that of CS. And if CM
Gehlot brings him to the
helm, it should not come
as a surprise!
TALES OF BUREAUCRACY
Search for next CS ends at these officers?
Veenu Gupta Shubhra Singh Abhay Kumar
Subodh Agarwal Rajeshwar Singh Akhil Arora
After spending 18
months at helm of the
state’s bureaucracy,
Usha Sharma’s
innings, as Chief
Secretary, will
culminate on June 30
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Dreams are the domain
of the spirit- maybe the
mind cannot envisage it
yet – but for the enlightened, the
spirit will show it the way.
Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
Jinendra Singh Shekhawat
Jaipur
Will Raje be Regional
Face of BJP in Rajasthan
in 2023 elections? The
Economic Times has giv-
en a positive indication
about it on Thursday
morning and now famous
numerologist Dr. Kumar
Ganesh also said the
same thing, stressing, “If
the BJP government is
formed in Rajasthan, then
Madam Vasundhara will
be the Chief Minister.”
Meanwhile Gehlot’s
informal advisor Naresh
Arora has claimed that
Gehlot will get a ‘clear
mandate’ in Rajasthan.
“The Gehlot government
will be formed again due
to free electricity-water,
gas cylinder and possible
polarization of Muslim
votes,” he said. Now,
only the future can an-
swer these questions!
Mohan Bhagwat at Railway
Station in Udaipur.
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur
Adelegation of the Jaipur
Development Authority
Officers’Council and the
Jaipur Development Au-
thority Employees’ Un-
ion met Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot on Thurs-
day and expressed grati-
tude for the decisions
taken in the interests of
officers and employees.
Addressing the delega-
tion atCMR, Gehlot said
that it is State govt’s re-
sponsibility to protect the
social security and health
of every family in Raj.
“Rajasthan is the first
state in the country to
make the right to health.
In this sequence, many
public welfare schemes
including Chief Minister
Chiranjeevi Health
Scheme, Social Security
Pension are being run.
These decisions have
given a sense of security
to the employees regard-
ing their future,” he said.
No shortage is being
kept for the all-round de-
velopment of the state.
Peace, harmony and
brotherhood are the basis
of development, there-
fore the state government
is making constant ef-
forts to maintain commu-
nal harmony and unity in
the state, CM said while
addressing a delegation
from Ramgarh assembly
constituency at CMR.
The members thanked
CM for increasing the
budget of Mewat Re-
gional Development
Board from Rs 25 crore
to Rs 40 crore, upgrading
Mewat Residential Girls
School to Senior Second-
ary and public welfare
announcements made for
the development of Me-
wat region.
CM announced the
opening of Mahatma Jy-
otiba Phule Residential
School in Municipality
Sikri. He met delegation
from Bharatpur’s city
area thanked CM for
welfare schemes. MLA
Wajib Ali, local public
representatives and a
large number of common
people were present.
First India Bureau
Udaipur
RSS Chief Mohan Bhag-
wat on Thursday, reached
Udaipur for annual train-
ing of RSS volunteers
above40yrsofage.Bhag-
wat, who was in Hindaun
for training camp for vol-
unteersagedbelow40yrs,
reached Udaipur by train.
He was received by local
RSSleadersatrailwaysta-
tion from where his con-
voy left for Vidya Niketan
school amid tight security.
Maharishi Naval Sampradaya Valmiki Samaj Jodhpur thanked him for Maharishi Naval Panorama in Jodh
Connecting with masses...
CMmeetsvariousdelegationsatCMR
After CM's crime review meet, 5 sr IPS
shunted, 15 posted as OSDs in new dists
LIST OF IPS OFFICERS
z VK Singh- ADG Traffic
to ADG Cyber Crime
z Hawa Singh Ghuma-
ria- ADG Law Order to
ADG Traffic
z Rupinder Singh-
IG RAC Jaipur to IG
Bharatpur Range
z Rahul Prakash as
AdCP Traffic, Jaipur
Commissionerate
z Rameshwar Singh-
DIG Traffic, Jaipur to DIG
Vigilance, PHQ
15 OSDs in new dists
z Rajendra Kumar-
Commandant RAC to
OSD Dudu
z Raj Kumar Gupta-
Commandant, SDRF to
OSD Kekri
z Arshad Ali- DCP
Headquarters, Jp to OSD
Salumber
z Alok Srivastava-
SP ACB Kota to OSD
Shahpura
z Pooja Awana- SP GRP
Ajmer to OSD Anupgarh
z Vineet Kumar Bansal-
DCP Traffic, Jodhpur to
OSD Phalodi
z Surendra Singh- Com-
mandant, RAC Delhi to
OSD Khairthal
z Narendra Singh- Prin-
cipal Kishangarh to OSD
Beawar
z Anil Kumar- SP
Cyber crime to OSD
Neem Ka Thana
z Shailendra Singh-
Additional Director
RPA to OSD Sanchore
z Sushil Kumar-
AdSP Ajmer to OSD
Gangapur City
z Brijesh Jyoti- AdSP
Bharatpur to OSD Deeg
z Ranjita Sharma- AdSP
Udaipur to OSD Kotputli
z Hari Shankar- AdSP
Bikaner to OSD Balotra
z Praveen Nayak
Nunavut- AdSP Pali to
OSD Didwana
VK Singh
CM Ashok Gehlot Vasundhara Raje
Rupinder Singh
HawaSGhumaria
Rahul Prakash
Raje, a Regional Face of
BJP in 2023 Raj polls?
Bhagwat reaches
Udaipur for training
of RSS volunteers
`156.13 CR FOR IRRIGATION PROJECTS IN
JHALAWAR, BUNDI BANSWARA DISTRICTS
CM Ashok Gehlot has given financial ap-
proval of Rs 156.13 cr for 5 development
works related to Water Resources Depart-
ment. With this amount, development work of sprin-
kler system in Rajgarh Medium Irrigation Project,
construction work in Ghughwa Minor Irrigation
Project necessary irrigation facilities in Gagarin
Irrigation Project will be done in Jhalawar dist. Con-
struction will be done in Uttarana Micro Lift Irrigation
Project in Bundi district and construction of anicut on
Anas river in Kupra village of Banswara district.
6 NEW PHED
OFFICES, CREATION
OF 52 NEW POSTS
ELECTRICITY WILL BE
PROVIDED TO MORE
THAN 1.15 L HOUSES
CM Ashok
Gehlot has
approved the
opening of 6 new of-
fices of PHED and cre-
ation of 52 new posts
for operation of offices.
As per the proposal,
circle (Superintending
Engineer) office, block
(Executive Engineer)
office in Jayal sub-
division (Asst Engineer)
office in Deh will be
opened in Kuchaman.
Divisional (Executive
Engineer) office at
Khandela subdivision
(Asst Engineer) office
at Sewar Bhiwadi
will be opened.
CM has given
nod for elec-
trification of
1,15,383 unelectrified
houses by Jodhpur
Discom under RDSS
scheme. The houses
were deprived of electri-
fication after Saubhagya
scheme was discontin-
ued. The project cost
will be Rs 322.61 cr.
Among houses to be
electrified are 41,396 in
Barmer, 20,993 in Jodh,
16,853 in Jaisalmer,
14,458 in Bikaner,
6,379 in Churu, 5,368 in
Jalore, 4,981 in Sirohi,
2057 in H’garh, 1,675 in
Sgnr 1,223 in Pali.
CM'S APPROVALS
SANJEEVANI ADARSH
SCAMS: CM IRKED WITH
SOG'S PERFORMANCE
During the review
meeting at Police
Headquarters on
Wednesday evening, CM
Ashok Gehlot looked disap-
pointed with the work of
SOG. Gehlot expressed
displeasure over not taking
effective action in Adarsh
and Sanjeevani scam and
said, Even after so many
complaints you people are
not able to do anything.
According to sources,
Gehlot has publicly made a
Union Minister an accused
in Sanjeevani case. But
maybe SOG is not able to
move forward in that direc-
tion and this may also be a
reason for govt’s displea-
sure. Gehlot expressed
displeasure over not co-
ordinating with ED in both
cases. Is CM Gehlot really
angry with the performance
of SOG? SOG is not reach-
ing the logical conclusion
in Sanjeevani and Adarsh
scams and so it is being
speculated as to what is
the meaning of this logical
conclusion. What are the
differences, especially in
the Sanjeevani case? Are
there any ideological differ-
ences between SOG, ADG
Ashok Rathore govt?
CM Ashok Gehlot being felicitated by delegation of JDA Officers’
Council JDA Employees’ Union at CMR. Also seen are Ashok
Chandna, Johri L Meena, Indira Meena, Jogaram others.
CM Ashok Gehlot with delegation of Jodhpur’s Maharishi Naval
Sampradaya Valmiki Samaj at CMR on Thursday. Guru Sunil
Maharaj of Maharishi Naval Sampradaya, nat’l int’l Maharishi
Naval Sampradaya people of Valmiki Samaj are seen.
CM Ashok Gehlot congratulates Akip Khan from Govindgarh
Tehsil for getting selected in IAS exam. Also seen are GS Dotasra,
Zubair Khan, Amrrita Dhawan and Qazi Nizamuddin.
CM Ashok Gehlot being greeted by a delegation from
Bharatpur’s city area at CMR. Members express their gratitude to
CM for inflation relief camps public welfare schemes.
Gehlot will get a
‘clear mandate’,
claims Naresh Arora

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n the ever-
evolving world
of fashion,
some colours
stand the test of
time and con-
tinue to captivate us with
their elegance and versatil-
ity. One such hue is dark
blue, a colour that exudes
sophistication and charm.
Whether it’s a deep navy,
a rich midnight blue or
a mysterious indigo,
dark blue has an un-
deniable allure that
transcends trends
and seasons. In this
fashion feature, we
explore the enchant-
ing world of dark
blue and how it
adds a touch of
class and allure to
any wardrobe.
Dark blue is
often associated
with traits such
as intelligence,
authority, and
trustworthiness.
It is a colour
that signifies
calmness,
depth, and
introspec-
tion.When incorporated into fash-
ion, dark blue can evoke a sense
of confidence, grace, and a time-
less appeal. It has the power to
make a statement while maintain-
ing a certain level of understated
elegance. Dark blue evokes im-
ages of the night sky, the vastness
of the ocean, and a sense of tran-
quility, making it a hue that can be
embraced throughout the year.
One of the greatest strengths of
dark blue lies in its remarkable
versatility. It seamlessly transi-
tions from day to night, making
it suitable for various occasions
and settings. From a tailored
navy blue suit for a formal affair
to a relaxed chambray shirt for a
casual outing, dark blue can ef-
fortlessly adapt to any dress code
or style preference.
Dark blue is a color that holds
an everlasting allure in the world
of fashion. Its elegance, versatil-
ity, and timeless appeal make it a
staple in wardrobes across the
globe. Whether you choose to in-
corporate it into your everyday
attire or reserve it for special oc-
casions, dark blue has the power
to elevate any outfit and make a
lasting impression. Embrace the
enchanting allure of dark blue,
and let it become an integral part
of your personal style.
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Dark blue is
often associated
with traits such
as intelligence.
It is a colour that
holds an
everlasting
allure in the
world of fashion.
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Face
Day
of the YOUR DAILY HOROSCOPE by Saurabbh Sachdeva
ARIES
MAR 21 - APR 20
Happiness in the domestic sphere will
only come with a changed mind set. Some
of you are likely to become a part of an
overseas official trip. Better to consult an
expert in financial matters before making
an investment.
LEO
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
Gifting something to your beloved is likely
to make the day memorable. Matrimonial
match for siblings will bring happiness for
entire family. You will get a good price for
your property. Those awaiting results are
assured of succeeding with flying colours.
SAGITTARIUS
NOV 23 - DEC 22
Your intuition will save you from a tricky
spot today. Yoga would help in raising
energy levels and improve your metabo-
lism. You will manage to achieve your aim.
This is a great time on the academic front,
when you mange to render your best.
LIBRA
SEPT 24 - OCTOBER 22
Despite hectic schedule you will manage
to find time for family. Seek the opinion
of your family before finalizing a property
deal. Your bold initiatives on romantic front
bring back passion and spark in romantic
relationship.Overall health remains fine.
AQUARIUS
JAN 21 - FEB 19
Avoid raising controversial issues at home
to maintain harmony. Successful imple-
mentation of new ideas and projects would
add to your prestige on the professional
front. It is a wonderful day to build new
connections.
TAURUS
APR 21 - MAY 20
It’s a very good day to take calculated
risks in financial matters. Your efforts on
the professional front will be recognised.
Opting for some healthy choices will ensure
you remain in perfect health. Today you
will enjoy the trust of senior management.
VIRGO
AUG 24 - SEP 23
Using your initiative at work will be much
appreciated. You may get a chance to pur-
sue old hobby. Health tips from an expert
will enable you to get closer to your fitness
goals. Your generous behavior would en-
able to enjoy some lovely moments.
CAPRICORN
DEC 23 - JAN 20
Family will be most supportive, when it re-
ally matters for you. Some of you may add
to your list of properties by booking a new
one. It is good day to confess your love.
A long drive is likely to help you get over
mental tiredness.
SCORPIO
OCT 23 - NOVEMBER 22
Following a health diet will be a good idea.
Luck favours you today on the profes-
sional front. Focussing on health now will
help you in keeping physically fit. Clarity
of mind and retentive power will help you
forge ahead on the academic front.
PISCES
FEB20 - MARCH 20
Distant relatives may drop in for a surprise
visit. On professional front, recognition for
good work would motivate you to work
harder. Those awaiting an affirmation on
romantic front are likely to get lucky today,
as partner responds positively.
GEMINI
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
You will succeed in resolving misunder-
standing with family members, normalizing
ties. Despite your misgivings, you retain
good health. You will do much to bring
peace and harmony at home. You will
remain much in demand on social front.
CANCER
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
A friend or colleague may motivate you
to take up a healthy activity. Parents may
appear more than happy with what you
deliver. Plans for overseas travel are likely
to materialise. You find things moving in
the way you want them.
Artists
To call a spade a spade needs courage and fearlessness.
Having said that, these attributes alone are sometimes
deficient. Many individuals and organizations may
embody these meritorious virtues but in the delivery of
messages; the absence of Art, or an Artistic Expres-
sion, can come across as dull, dense, boring, preachy
and indoctrinating. When a certain boldness meets
creative manifestation; that is what makes for a potent,
compelling, memorable and instigative voice. It is, for
instance, one thing for an individual to speak, on or
offline, and simply state facts, “Let us rise and fight
against social atrocities!” Contrast this with a Painter or
a Photographer who has chronicled instances of horrors
– A Muslim man being beaten unjustly and mercilessly
and titles the work, “Phobia”. It is plain to see, which
method or means will generate greater empathy and
impact. Therefore, I conclude that the first line of
defence ought to be our Art Community. Individuals
who observe our life and times in a nuanced, sensitive
way and interpret it in profound ways that leave last-
ing and indelible impressions on viewers observers,
necessitating action.
ANewBreedOf
FreedomFighter
Kartik
Bajoria
Writer-Educator
Founder of Driveway
Devi – Mental Wellness
Initiatives
R
evolution is perpetu-
ated by a critical mass
movement, instigated
by a period of injus-
tice, propelled by a
yearning for change,
mobilized by one, or
a few, visionary leaders.
The quest for freedom, social po-
litical emancipation, may birth as a
slow burn, a minority churn. Like a
flame that can swiftly turn a fire, this
quiet unease too, can manifest into a
raging bull. Horns pointed and sharp.
Ready to charge. Puncture wounds into
the most armoured and impenetrable
shield of bigotry.
In my perception, the Bharat Jodo
Yatra embodied this spirit and has plat-
formed this essential sentiment.
The onus however, of keeping this
inertia going, and snowballing it into an
impactful movement that can realisti-
cally induce an antidote to an alarm-
ingly swift-proliferating virus of funda-
mentalist and extremist ideologies, is
on society. Within the construct of our
nation, I feel there are three distinct cat-
egories of citizens that ought to spear-
head this movement.
Citizens
Finally then, is us. You and I. The common citizen. I believe that apathy or
blind faith in any political dispensation is perhaps not the wisest approach.
We too, each one of us, needs to sift through the information and propagan-
da overload and develop the aptitude, will, and conviction to see through
the carefully constructed veil of progress that is being draped over our eyes.
Keep our eyes and ears open but display the discerning intellect to decipher
truth from projection, reality from perception, and wrong from a scripted
right. Each of us will need to join forces with the aforementioned two people
types. Lend our support in every way possible – financial, intellectual, physi-
cal, and philosophical. We owe it to our forefathers who fought relentlessly
to attain and gift us this ‘freedom’. We owe it to ourselves, citizens who work
tirelessly to contribute to our country and kin. And we most certainly owe
it to our children, who are, in any case, grappling with grave issues and
pressures, and are at the risk of inheriting a country that’s muddied by an
identity that is narrow, myopic, fanatical, isolating.
Journalists
Journalism is that non-negotiable, sanctimonious, essential
pillar of democracy. One that, it could be argued, has been
significantly compromised and diluted in recent times. One
that has the constitutional right and duty to investigate,
challenge, question, seek clarification and answers. Entire
news organizations and their incredibly brave and dedi-
cated men and women have been bought over, harassed,
threatened, incarcerated, forced to flee; any manner of
coercion and duress to prevent them from asking the ‘right’
questions, i.e., doing their jobs! It is, however, in this rather
grim and prevocational backdrop, an environment that
makes it nearly impossible for scribes to function, that we
NEED a new breed of their like, to rise. And I’m not suggest-
ing that there aren’t. There is a growing community of the
old established, that is taking the bulls by the horn. Like
dauntless matadors, they are standing firm in and despite
the imminent danger. So what’s lacking? A new breed. How
long and how hard will the generation before upholding
the torch and keep the journalistic flame burning? We need
a young breed of ethical, courageous, unimpeachable men
and women who are as much empaths, as they are staunch
seekers of the truth.
A new breed of freedom fighters must be birthed within
each and every one of us in order to take on the might
and methodology of the establishment. Only then, is
there the possibility of the much-needed revolution, an
emancipation, a rebirth!

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City First brings to you glimpses from the Blogger and influencer High Tea, and Meet Greet event organised at the Taj Mahal Hotel in New Delhi on Monday. Dr
Jagdeesh Chandra hosted the event and graced the occasion with his presence. During the occasion, Rishee Miglani, the brand ambassador of Fashion Connect,
provided exclusive insights into the show. He also shared, Ace Bollywood designer Neeta Lulla, renowned for her exquisite creations, will open the show, setting
the stage for a mesmerizing display of fashion and style. The grand finale will be helmed by Hollywood designer Michael Cinco, known for his extravagant and
awe-inspiring designs, whereas Mohit Falod, Pallavi Sethi and Kalash Parnami, also showcase their designs. The top bloggers and influencers from Delhi attended
the event and expressed their enthusiasm and delight at being connected to the fashion extravaganza in Delhi.
GLITZANDGLAMOUR!
SHAZID CHAUHAN
Kanggana
Jagdeesh Chandra with Standing (L-R): Sana, Ningla, Sakshi, Priyanka,
Nihareeka, Bhanvi, Itika, Kashvi, Naetal, Novna, Somya, Nitika and Shreya
Sitting: Pranab, Saurabh, Rishee, Lokesh, Nikhil and Saurabh Rishee Miglani and Lokesh Sharma
Vanessa
Itika Sana Nikhil Anand
Akansha Bakshi Saurabh Bhanvi Malhotra
Tanya Ningla Kashvi Priyanka
Sakshi
Rishee Miglani
and Aditi Nagar Naetal and Novna
Nihareeka and Nitika
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