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Oommen Chandy: End of an era! Kerala govt declares 2-day mourning in honour
A CONGRESS DOYEN AND TRUE
LEADER OF PEOPLE NO MORE In the passing away of
Shri Oommen Chandy
Ji, we have lost a
humble and dedicated leader
who devoted his life to public
service and worked towards
the progress of Kerala. I recall
my various interactions with
him, particularly when we
both served as Chief Ministers
of our respective states, and
later when I moved to Delhi. My
thoughts are with his family and
supporters in this sorrowful
hour. May his soul rest in peace.
Narendra Modi
@narendramodi
Mortal remains of Chandy
flown to Kerala, funeral
procession tomorrow
First India Bureau
Thiruvananthapuram/New Delhi
Oommen Chandy, a senior Con-
gress leader and former CM of
Kerala, breathed his last in Ben-
galuru during the early hours of
Tuesday.At the age of 79, Chan-
dy had been battling cancer and
was receiving treatment at a pri-
vate hospital in Bengaluru. Kera-
la govt declared Tuesday as a pub-
lic holiday and scheduled two days
of mourning to honour the late
former CM. Mortal re-
mains of Chandy was
brought to Thiru-
vananthapuram.
Funeral will be
held at the
Puthuppally
church near
Kottayam
tomorrow.
Cong Chief Mallikarjun Kharge breaks
down as Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi,
Siddaramaiah pay last respects to
Oommen in Bengaluru on Tuesday.
MURMU, OM BIRLA, OTHER
LEADERS CONDOLE DEATH
President Droupadi
Murmu, LS Speaker
Om Birla, Manmohan
Singh, AK Antony, Sonia
Gandhi, Mallikarjun Kharge,
Rahul Gandhi, Siddaramaiah,
DK Shivakumar and others
condoled death of Oommen
Chandy on Tuesday.
OCTOBER 31, 1943 — JULY 18, 2023
Prior to stormy Parl
session, Govt calls
all-party meet today
First India Bureau
New Delhi
With the monsoon ses-
sion of Parliament set to
commence on July 20,
the government has con-
vened an all-party meet-
ing on Wednesday. The
meeting, which is a cus-
tomary practice prior to
the commencement of a
Parliament session, is
likely to deliberate on a
host of issues related to
the monsoon session.
While the government
is expected to seek oppo-
sition’s cooperation for
the smooth operation of
the session, protests over
the violence in Manipur,
Delhi ordinance and a
host of other issues is ex-
pected by the Congress-
led Opposition.
Monsoon Session
of Parliament to
begin tomorrow
A similar all-party
meeting called on
Tuesday by Rajya
Sabha chairperson
Jagdeep Dhankhar
was deferred due to
non-availability
of leaders of
many parties
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur
About 30 children were
shifted to safety after a
fire broke out at JK Lone
Hospital, officials said on
Tuesday. The hospital
staff noticed smoke ema-
nating from AC duct line
of 2 wards where kids
were admitted Monday
night. No casualty or in-
jury was reported in the
incident. Principal Secre-
tary Medical Education T
Ravikanth inspected the
wards and ordered for
complete probe over the
incident in 48 hours. P3
Fire in JK Lone
Hospital Ward,
none injured
IN BRIEF
Choudhary reviews
preps ahead of PM’s
visit to Sikar on July 27
Sikar: PM Narendra
Modi will be in Sikar
on July 27 for which
the BJP has started
preps for meeting to be
held in stadium. Union
MoS for Agriculture
and Farmers’ Welfare
Kailash Choudhary vis-
ited Sikar on Tuesday
held a meeting to re-
view arrangements. P8
Brij Bhushan Sharan
Singh gets 2-day
interim bail
New Delhi: Brij Bhush-
an Sharan Singh was on
Tuesday granted two-
day interim bail by a
Delhi court in case of al-
leged sexual harassment
of women wrestlers. The
court also granted inter-
im bail to Vinod Tomar.
Both the accused got in-
terim bail on a bond of
`25,000 each.
Not challenging Rhea’s
bail: Centre tells SC
New Delhi: In relief for
Bollywood actor Rhea
Chakraborty, the Centre
on Tuesday told the Su-
preme Court that it is
not challenging the bail
granted to her by the
Bombay High Court in
cases under the Narcot-
ics Drugs and Psycho-
tropic Substances
(NDPS) Act.
DEVP OF MAHATMA GANDHI ENG MEDIUM SCHOOLS
94 govt schools
in State to convert
into MG English
Medium Schools
CM ASHOK GEHLOT APPROVES
PROPOSAL FOR 46 PRIMARY LEVEL
SCHOOLS, 90 UPPER PRIMARY
LEVEL SCHOOLS AND 58 HIGHER
SECONDARY LEVEL SCHOOLS
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur
he 194 govern-
ment schools of
State will now
be converted into Ma-
hatma Gandhi Govern-
ment English Medium
Schools. These include
46 primary level schools,
90 upper primary level
schools and 58 higher
secondary level schools.
Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot has approved the
proposal in this regard.
Of these, 9 schools inAl-
war, 8 in Bharatpur, 17 in
Bikaner, 3 each in Chit-
torgarh and Churu, 7 in
Dausa, 5 each in Jodhpur
and Dholpur, 2 in Dun-
garpur, 8 in Hanuman-
garh, 45 in Jaipur, 17 in
Jhunjhunu, 15 in Kota, 2
in Tonk, 7 in Nagaur, 4 in
Sawai Madhopur, 16 in
Sikar, 11 in Udaipur and
2 in Sriganganagar will
be converted.
In these, 3-3 sets of
child friendly furniture
and one set of outdoor
play material will be in-
stalled per school. Chair-
table with plastic top and
iron base, slide, see-saw,
rocker etc. will be in-
stalled in these, Chief
Minister Ashok Gehlot
has approved the propos-
al in this regard.
T Play elements will be
installed for pre-
school education in
966 Mahatma Gandhi
govt schools (English
medium) in a phased
manner. For this, CM
Gehlot has approved
a financial proposal
of over `7.83 crore
NDA’S 38 AND OPPN’S 26: PARTIES TAKE THEIR POSITIONS FOR 2024
It’sAtmanirbharBharatvsIndiagame!
Anemotionalandcourteous
Modiinintrospectionmode
UPA gets new name, next
Oppn meeting in Mumbai
Aditi Nagar Moni Sharma
New Delhi
On a day when opposi-
tion parties formed their
INDIA coalition to take
on the NDA, PM Naren-
dra Modi on Tuesday
said an alliance formed
for the compulsion of
power, based on dynastic
politics and keeping in
mind casteism and re-
gionalism is very harm-
ful to the country.
Addressing the 38 par-
ty leaders of constituents
of the BJP-led coalition
at a crucial meeting here,
PM Modi said the NDA
unites the people of the
country while the Oppo-
sition divides them. “In
1998, NDA was not
formed against anybody,
but to bring stability to
country,” PM said. P5
First India Bureau
Bengaluru
On the Day-2 of the Op-
position meeting in Ben-
galuru on Tuesday, Con-
gress President Mallikar-
jun Kharge stated that the
party is not interested in
power or the post of PM,
adding, next meeting will
be in Mumbai and dates
will be announced soon.
The meeting has been or-
ganised to “protect our
Constitution, Democra-
cy, Secularism and Social
Justice”.
I-N-D-I-A — the In-
dian National Develop-
mental Inclusive Alli-
ance — is what the unit-
ed opposition front will
be known as, 26 parties
participating at the cru-
cial meet in Bengaluru
decided on Tuesday, set-
ting what Congress’s
Rahul Gandhi called a
“Modi versus I.N.D.I.A”
battle for the 2024 gen-
eral elections. P5
Prime Minister Narendra Modi greets on being garlanded by NDA leaders prior to their meeting,
at ‘The Ashok Hotel’, in New Delhi on Tuesday. Seen here are Amit Shah, JP Nadda, Rajnath Singh,
Edappadi K Palaniswami, Ajit Pawar, Eknath Shinde, Neiphiu Rio, Chirag Paswan others. ANI
Senior Congress leaders Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge with Sharad Pawar,
Mamata Banerjee, Nitish Kumar, Lalu Prasad Yadav, Arvind Kejriwal and other leaders attend the
second day of the joint Opposition meeting at the hotel Taj West End in Bengaluru on Tuesday.
Amit Shah arrives for the NDA
meeting in Delhi on Tuesday.
In 48 mins speech,
by referring to
Vajpayee-Advani
contribution; PM
Modi wins heart
of his partymen
l Caste census becomes the
first point of agreement for
the 2nd Opposition meeting
l UPA is now known: I-N-D-I-A,
Indian National Developmental
Inclusive Alliance
The fight is about two
different ideas of
India. The voice of the
country is being
stifled. The fight is for
the voice of the
country. So this name
was chosen — I.N.D.I.A.
RAHUL GANDHI,
CONGRESS LEADER
In democracy, it is
of the people, by
the people and for
the people. But for
the dynastic
political parties, it
is of the family, by
the family and for
the family. Family
first, nation
nothing. This is
their motto.
NARENDRA MODI,
PRIME MINISTER
PM MODI TELLS NDA’S
VOTE SHARE MATHS...
2014
38%
2019
45%
2024 (FORECAST)
50%
First India Bureau
Jaipur
Rajasthan onTuesday be-
came the fourth state to
pass a law against organ-
ised crime.The Rajasthan
Control of Organised
Crime Bill, 2023 was
passed after debate, said
Parliamentary Affairs
Minister Shanti Dhari-
wal. The Assembly also
passed the Rajasthan
Prisons Bill, 2023, by
voice vote and introduced
another Bill that seeks
life sentences for those
involved in recruitment
exam paper leaks. P2
Bill to deal with
organised crime
passed in Raj
CM Ashok Gehlot
A meeting of NDA
leaders was held
under the leader-
ship of PM @narendramodi
Ji. NDA has etched its name
in history as India’s united
strength, shaping the na-
tion’s destiny and achieving
new milestones of devp. We
firmly believe that the peo-
ple of India will grant NDA
another victory in 2024 LS
Election, upholding the mo-
mentum of development.
Amit Shah @AmitShah
PM MODI SPEAKS
l I can tell you with full
confidence that NDA will
come to power in 2024 as
people know its chemistry,
mathematics and history.
l Many Oppn govts do not
allow central schemes to be
implemented in their states,
if implemented, they are not
allowed to gather pace.
l We saw it during Atal ji’s
tenure and we are seeing
this in last 9 years. Due to
stable govt, confidence of
world in India increased.
l NDA recently completed
25 years - a period of giving
speed to country’s progress,
fulfilling regional aspirations.
l Every particle of my body,
every moment of my time, is
dedicated to country.
l May be I might have
visited your area but could
not meet due to protocol, you
might have not got proper
seat during some events.
Some such queries reached
me, but it’s my good luck you
never complained to me.

First India Bureau
Jaipur
The Business Advisory
Committee meeting was
held in the Assembly on
Tuesday. The busi-
ness till July 21
was prepared in
the meeting.
Similar meet-
ing will be held
on 21 July. Bills
to be presented on
Wednesday include
State Fair Authority Bill
2023, Rajasthan Laws
Repeal Bill 2023, Ra-
jasthan Cooperative So-
ciety Amendment Bill
2023. Bills to be present-
ed in the House on 20
July include Rajasthan
Dead Body Respect Bill
2023, Rajasthan ILD
Skill University Jaipur
Bill 2023, Marwar Medi-
cal Bill 2023, Rajasthan
University of Veterinary
and Animal Sciences
(Jobner) Jaipur Bill 2023
among others.
The Bills to be pre-
sented on July 21 include
Rajasthan Public Exami-
nation Bill Amendment
Bill 2023, Rajasthan
Cinema Regulation Bill
2023, Rajasthan Goods
and Services Tax
Amendment Bill 2023,
Minimum Income Guar-
antee Bill 2023.
BJP MLAs also held a meeting on Tuesday which was addressed
by Leader of Opposition Rajendra Rathore.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
During the proceedings
of the 8th session of the
15th Legislative Assem-
bly, MLA Harish Chaud-
hary said, “Paper leak,
narcotics and NDPS are
organized crime. They
need to be stopped today.
Today smack and other
drugs have reached every
village. What are reasons
for rise of land mafia?”
On the issue of gravel
(Bajri), Chowdhary said,
“Bajri’s royalty contract
rights were given by
court order. Contracts
awarded on open bid ba-
sis. I want to ask the gov-
ernment. Will action be
taken against the gravel
mafia? Stop Giving
Sweet Pills. The political
culture of giving sweet
pills is wrong. Did the
girl child get admission
in medical in Sikar, the
daughter whose father
was killed by the mafia?”
Chaudhary further said
that organized crime
gangs are operating even
in paper leak.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
Urban Development
Housing Minister Shanti
Kumar Dhariwal said in
Vidhan Sabha on Tues-
day that Jaipur City
Transport Services Lim-
ited has signed a contract
to operate 100 electric
buses in Jaipur city. He
said that in the budget
announcement for the
year 2023-24, 300 buses
have been announced in
Jaipur city, which in-
cludes 100 midi buses.
He said out of 209 per-
mits issued for city bus
service, 200 buses are be-
ing operated by JCTSL.
Business Advisory Committee meeting
charts the course of action till July 21
Willtherebeactionagainst
gravelmafia?:Chaudhary
Harish Chaudhary
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Yogesh Sharma,
Naresh Sharma
Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur
The Rajasthan Control of
Organized Crime Bill
2023 was passed in the
Assembly on Tuesday af-
ter debate Parliamentary
Affairs Minister Shanti
Kumar Dhariwal said that
the Bill has been brought
to curb organized crimes
in the state and to empow-
er the police. Rajasthan
has become the fourth
state after Maharashtra,
Karnataka and Gujarat to
pass such bill. He said that
the provisions of this Act
would prove effective in
controlling organized
crime in the State. Dhari-
wal was replying to the
discussion on the Bill in
the House on Tuesday.
After discussion, the
House passed the bill by
voice vote. Dhariwal said
that along with confisca-
tion of property acquired
by criminals, provisions
have been made for estab-
lishment of special courts
and appointment of spe-
cial public prosecutors. In
this, provisions
have also been
made for the
criminals to not
have bail.
“ C r i m i n a l
have established
organized net-
works involving shoot-
ers, informers and arms
suppliers. They are main-
ly involved in contract
killing, extortion and
drug trafficking. Gangs
released from custody
commit crimes taking ad-
vantage of rehabilitative
aspects of law,” he said.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
Speaker Dr CP Joshi
warned MLA Sanyam
Lodha again on Tues-
day for speaking with-
out being allowed. “I
am warning you for
the last time. You are
so senior. You are put-
ting the wrong tradi-
tion,” said Joshi. Lod-
ha was speaking on
preference to local
youth in recruitment.
The uproar started
with the mention of
the promise of farmer
loan waiver in the
public manifesto of
the Congress by Dep-
uty Leader of Opposi-
tion Satish Poonia.
Several heated ex-
changes and argu-
ments were witnessed
between the members
of the ruling party and
the Opposition. Dur-
ing the Question Hour,
the issue of distur-
bances in transport
service was raised. On
this, there was a scuf-
fle between Minister
Shanti Dhariwal and
BJP MLA Kalicharan
Saraf. On this, Speak-
er CP Joshi intervened
and handled situation.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The Rajasthan Prison
Bill–2023 was passed in
the Assembly on Tues-
day. Prisons Minister Ti-
karam Jully said that it is
the aim of the state gov-
ernment to strengthen the
arrangements for the
prisoners in the jails.
After discussion on the
Bill, the House passed it
by voice vote. Highlight-
ing the reasons and ob-
jectives of the Bill, Jully
said that currently 129
years old Administration
and Management of Pris-
ons Act – 1894 and 63
years old Rajasthan Pris-
oners Act–1960 are ef-
fective in the state. Ra-
jasthan Prison Bill - 2023
has been brought by uni-
fying the various amend-
ments made in theseActs
from time to time.
This bill will work for
the prisoners as well as
the officers and employ-
ees working in the jails.
BJP MLAAshok Lahoty
said that Sanganer open
jal should be shifted out
of the city and institu-
tions related to Sangan-
eri print handicraft
should be opened there
so that employment is
available to people.
Meanwhile, Minister
Shanti Dhariwal tabled
the Rajasthan Public Ex-
aminations Amendment
Bill 2023. The bill,
which creates a provi-
sion of life imprison-
ment for those involved
in paper leak scams, will
now be passed on July
21 after debate.
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Shanti Kumar Dhariwal speaking in the House on Tuesday.
Tikaram Jully talking about the Bill in Assembly on Tuesday.
Organized crime networks involved in contract killings, extortion, and drug trafficking will face stricter laws
ASSEMBLY SESSION
RajControlofOrganisedCrimeBillpassed
Special courts will
be set up, criminals
won’t get easy bail
under the new law
Woman, 2 others held
in Guj for gender tests
Man murders wife brutally
with screw driver in Jaipur
Discomofficialssuspended
on Min Bhati’s directions
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The PCPNDT Cell of the
Rajasthan health depart-
ment arrested a hospital
owner, doctor, and a
woman broker in Him-
mat Nagar town of Guja-
rat on Tuesday for alleg-
edly conducting illegal
sex determination tests.
In a joint action by the
medical and police de-
partment, the accused
woman Shanta Devi,
hospital owner Dr Ma-
hendra Kumar and doctor
Deepak Kumar Patel
were held while perform-
ing the illegal sex deter-
mination test. “Based on
specific inputs, a decoy
operation was planned to
trap the accused. The ac-
cused demanded Rs.
10,000 to perform the
test. A sonography ma-
chine was also seized,”
police said. Notably, this
is the third such action
taken by the PCPNDT
cell within a month.
Satyanarayan Sharma
Jaipur
A man killed his wife by
attacking her with a
screwdriver multiple
times owing to a domes-
tic dispute, police said
Tuesday. The incident
happened in Shastri Na-
gar area late night on
Monday when accused
Kanaram got into a fight
with his wife Mamta,
Shastri Nagar SHO Dilip
Singh said.
After the attack, the
accused took his wife to
the nearest hospital,
where she was referred to
SMS Hospital. Doctors
at the hospital declared
her brought dead.
The woman’s brother
has lodged a complaint
following which a case of
murder was registered
against the accused, he
said. Police said that rea-
son behind the murder is
yet to be ascertained. The
couple has three children.
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur
Two senior officials of
Jaipur Discom were sus-
pended on Tuesday due
to negligence in duty.
Commercial Assistant
Ajit Singh, posted in
Kota and Joint-Director
Dr RS Lamba was sus-
pended following the di-
rections of Energy Min-
ister Bhanwar Singh
Bhati. Ajit Singh will
now give his attendance
in Karauli headquarters
while Dr RS Lamba will
give his duty in the
Bharatpur ZCE office.
PC-PNDT Act bans
prenatal sex
determination, and
the use of sex
selection
technologies on an
unborn child
Police, FSL team at crime scene on Tuesday. MUKESH KIRADOO
Rajasthan Prison Bill passed, Public
Exam Amendment Bill set for July 21
PHONE TAPPING, PILOT FIGURE DURING DEBATE ON BILL
Taking name of
Rajendra Rathore,
Dhariwal said that
phone tapping is a long
story. “Don’t remind me,
you will be trapped.” On
this Rathore responded,
“Why did you get a case
registered against Sachin
Pilot? The latest decision
of the High Court has
come against you, take
care Dhariwal ji.” Speak-
ing on the Bill, Rathore
said that the Bill is being
brought at a time when
the Code of Conduct is
2 months away. “Due to
increase in crime, the
monthly report of the
police has been stopped
by the government. There
is rise in crime, and fear
in common people. 1787
cases of attack on police
have been registered, bail
has been granted in 1741
cases. 1719 murders in
2020, 1786 in 2021 and
1834 cases in 2022.
Tuesday. The busi-
ness till July 21
on 21 July. Bills
to be presented on
this, provisions
have also been
have established
organized net-
ASSEMBLY
SESSION
QUESTION HOUR
?
ALLOWANCE OF POLICE INCREASED FROM
TIME TO TIME: SHANTI KUMAR DHARIWAL
NO NAME CHANGE FOR PANDIT DEENDAYAL
UPADHYAYA SHEKHAWATI UNIVERSITY
ILLEGAL CONSTRUCTION IN INSTITUTIONS,
SCHOOLS WILL BE REMOVED: DHARIWAL
VACANT POSTS IN 4 GOVT COLLEGES OF BARI
TO BE FILLED SOON: RAJENDRA SINGH YADAV
NO PROPOSAL FOR
DISTRICT-LEVEL
MERIT LIST: KALLA
ROPEWAY STOPPED AS
APPLICANT DID NOT
TAKE NOC: ML MEENA
Education Minis-
ter B D Kalla said
that government
has no
proposal
under con-
sideration
to make
district-
level merit
list and give preference
to local candidates in
government job recruit-
ment. He said that under
Article 16(2), preference
cannot be given in public
service employment on
the basis of residence.
Minister for Tourism
Murari Lal Meena
said that no objec-
tion certificate
was condi-
tionally given
for setting up
ropeway at
Samod Veer
Hanuman
Mandir. The ropeway has
been banned as applicant
started operating it without
taking NOC from con-
cerned departments. He
said that ropeway should
be operated by a skilled
person for ensuring safety.
Urban Development and Housing Minister
Shanti Dhariwal said that in 2018, the amount
of mess allowance of police personnel was
increased to Rs 2200 per month by the present
government. Earlier, this amount was Rs 2000 per
month. He said that depending on the availability
of financial resources, various allowances of police
constables are increased from time to time.
Rajendra Singh Yadav told that the name
of Shekhawati University Sikar has been
changed to Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya
Shekhawati University Sikar. He clarified that there
is no proposal under consideration to rename this
university again to Shekhawati University Sikar.
Yadav said that Shekhawati University’s name was
changed, Sikar under (Change of Name) Act, 2014.
Minister Dhariwal informed that if any con-
struction work has been done at educational
institutions and schools in Jaipur city, action
would be taken to remove them. He stated that no-
tices have also been given to these institutions in this
regard. The details of land allotted by Board and the
construction allowed were presented to the House.
Minister for Higher Education Rajendra
Singh Yadav said that studies should not be
interrupted due to the vacant posts in the
four government colleges of Bari assembly constitu-
ency. The vacant posts will be filled by the RPSC.
Until then, the posts will be filled up through Vidya
Sambal Yojana,” Yadav said.
Shanti Kumar Dhariwal Rajendra Singh Yadav
CP Joshi warns
Sanyam Lodha
for misbehaving
Contract signed
for 100 electric
buses: Dhariwal
DISCOM EMPLOYEES PROTEST AT SHAHEED
SMARAK, MARCH TOWARDS STATE ASSEMBLY
The discom employees staged a protest at Sha-
heed Samarak on Tuesday demanding inter-discom
transfer of the employees working in different power
companies of the state. The employees, under the banner of
Inter-Discom Sanyukt Sangharsh Samiti, marched towards
the assembly. However, they were stopped by the police
which led to a scuffle between police and protestors. Later, a
delegation of the employees also met government officials.

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GOOD NEWS FROM FOREST
Five new leopard cubs spotted in Jhalana
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur
he Jhalana
Leopard Re-
serve has
brought yet another ex-
citing news for wildlife
enthusiasts as two leop-
ards were spotted with
their five cubs at two
different places on Tues-
day. Forest officials in-
formed that leopards
was spotted with two
cubs at Panja water point
while three other cubs
were spotted with leop-
ardess at Aarti water
point. “Now, the leopard
population in the wild-
life park has crossed 45.
Following the five new
cubs were spotted at two
different places, moni-
toring has been in-
creased in the forest
area,” said officials.
Five cubs with two leopards spotted near water points in Jhalana Leopard Reserve on Tuesday.
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Students, police clash
in RU, several injured
Beniwal meets rape victims in
Jodhpur, targets GS Shekhawat
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Submit report in 48 hrs: Ravikanth
Police thrashing students with lathis after they blocked the JLN Marg during their protest at
Rajasthan University in Jaipur on Tuesday. MUKESH KIRADOO
Bharat Dixit
Jaipur
The student leaders as-
sociated with ABVP on
Tuesday protested
against the Jodhpur gan-
grape incident at Ra-
jasthan University. The
student leaders gathered
in large numbers and
took out a mark on var-
sity campus. The protes-
tors tried to come out of
the university and block
the JLN Marg, following
which, the police resorted
to lathi-charge. “Stone
pelting was witnessed in
the university during the
protest. Six ABVP work-
ers were injured while
two policemen a pas-
ser-by also sustained inju-
ries.ABVP National Sec-
retary Hoshiyar Meena
and nearly dozen workers
were arrested due to pro-
test stone pelting,” po-
lice said.
Following the arrest of
students, a panic situation
was created on the cam-
pus and the ABVP stu-
dent leaders gathered at
the Gandhi Nagar Police
Station.
First India Bureau
Bundi
The Anti-Corruption
Bureau (ACB) on Tues-
day arrested an excise
inspector in Bundi dis-
trict while accepting a
bribe of Rs. 6000. ACB
sleuths informed that
Sunil Kumar Garg, post-
ed as excise inspector in
Bundi, was
demanding
a monthly
bribe of Rs.
6000 from a
liquor shop
owner in
Bundi. “The complain-
ant filed a complaint and
stated that the excise in-
spector was demanding
a monthly bribe of
`6,000 to allow him to
run his liquor shop with-
out any problem. The
complaint was verified
and a trap was laid on
Tuesday. As soon as the
accused took the bribe
amount, he was caught
red-handed by ACB,”
ACB officials said.
First India Bureau
Ajmer
Suspended SOG AdSP
Divya Mittal, who is fac-
ing charges of corruption
to the tune of Rs 2 crores,
has filed a defamation
case against
Ajmer Cen-
tral Jail’s
Superinten-
dent Suman
M a l i w a l ,
Up-Karapal
Hina Khan and the then
former jail guard for al-
legedly circulating her
jail photos with the me-
dia. Petitioner advocate
Bhagwan Singh Chauhan
informed that Divya Mit-
tal had filed a court com-
plaint stating that jail
rules have been violated
by making her photos
public through media.
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur
The Rajasthan Housing
Board, in collaboration
with IndusInd Bank,
has started installing
Digital Door Numbers
(DDN) in 500 flats un-
der Chief Minister Shi-
kshak and Prehari
Housing Scheme locat-
ed at Pratap Nagar as a
pilot project.After join-
ing the QR code and
unique number-based
service, not only will it
be easy to find housing
or flats in residential
schemes, but facilities
like fire brigade, ambu-
lance will also be easily
accessible directly at
the doorstep.
In a meeting held on
Tuesday at the Housing
Board’s headquarters
Awas Bhavan, RHB
Commissioner Pawan
Arora was handed over a
sample of the QR code.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
NGT Bhopal has dis-
missed as withdrawn an
original application
filed by one activist Ra-
jendra Tiwari against
the Jaigarh Public Char-
itable Trust seeking di-
rections for the Forest
Department to take over
the ‘Jaigarh Fort’ from
the Trust.
After hearing argu-
ments for a substantial
duration the NGT bench
comprising of Justice
SudhirAgarwal and Ex-
pert Member Dr. Afroze
Ahmed rejected the ar-
guments of the Counsel
of the Applicant Rajen-
dra Tiwari for the relief
as prayed for in his ap-
plication.
Rajeev Gaur
Jodhpur
Rajasthan State Commis-
sion for Protection of
Child Rights Chairperson
Sangeeta Beniwal on
Tuesday met 7-year-old
rape victim and her family
members, and gangrape
victim and her boyfriend.
Beniwal went to house of
7-year-oldvictimrapedby
school peon and took
feedback. Beniwal as-
sured the victim and her
family members of getting
justice. She said a detailed
report has been sought
from the police. The pro-
cess of identification of
the accused of gangrape in
old JNVU campus has
been completed, she said.
Meanwhile, Beniwal
targeted Union Minister
Gajendra Singh Shekha-
wat for not even announc-
ing financial assistance
for the future of the gan-
grape victim. She was
speaking at a press confer-
ence held at Circuit House
on Tuesday.
Beniwal said the ac-
cused in JNVU and Asop
rape cases are related to
ABVPbut Shekhawat did
not demand the harshest
punishment for the ac-
cused.
Shubham Jain
Ajmer
Bharatiya Janata Yuva
Morcha gheraoed the
RPSC here on Tuesday in
connection with corrup-
tion and paper leak inci-
dents. Prior to this, BJP
Yuva Morcha and BJP
office bearers addressed
the general meeting out-
side the Board of Second-
ary Education office tar-
geting Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot. The Yuva
Morcha workers also
burnt the effigy of the CM
and raised slogans against
the government.
Yuva Morcha national
president Tejasvi Surya,
BJP State President CP
Joshi, BJP Yuva Morcha
state president Ankit
Chechi, Alwar MP Baba
Balaknath and all BJP
leaders were present.
Several protestors in-
cluding BJYM state pres-
ident Ankit Chechi were
injured duing protest.
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur
Principal Secretary Med-
ical Education T Ravi-
kanth has ordered to com-
plete the investigation in
48 hours in the incident of
fire that broke out in the
oncology day-care ward
of JK Lone Hospital,
Japiur late on Monday.
He inspected the ward in
the hospital on Tuesday
and inquired about the
well-being of the patients
and their relatives who
were shifted safely from
there.An eyewitness said
that within six to seven
minutes of seeing smoke
coming in the ward, the
team of nurses and doc-
tors shifted all the pa-
tients to other wards.
“It will submit its re-
port within 48 hours. The
representatives of the
company which has built
this ward have also been
instructed to re-examine
the entire system and re-
store it. Besides, instruc-
tions were given for tech-
nical audit of electric and
fire units of hospitals af-
filiated to all medical col-
leges to stop such inci-
dent,” he said.
Jodhpur Gangrape Row
CP Joshi, Tejasvi Surya, Baba
Balaknath protesting in Ajmer
on Tuesday. (Bottom) CP Joshi
holding injured Ankit Chechi.
ANAND SHARMA
T Ravikanth inspecting the ward in the JK Lone Hospital, Jaipur
on Tuesday after the fire incident late on Monday.
6 ABVP workers, 2
policemen passer-
by sustained injuries
during protest
Excise inspector
held with `6K
bribe in Bundi
AdSP Mittal files
defamation case
against jail staff
500 RHB flats to have Digital
Door Numbers as pilot project
NGT refuses petition against Jaigarh Fort
Pawan Arora chairing the meeting at Awas Bhavan in Jaipur on
Tuesday. Alpa Choudhary, Sanjay Sharma, Manoj Gupta, Amit
Agarwal and other department officers were also present.
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PERSPECT VE
04
IN-DEPTH
PAK GETS A TASTE
OF OWN MEDICINE
ndia has time and again warned Pakistan
not to provide sanctuary to terrorists as they
would one day bite the hand that was feed-
ing them. It continues to ignore warnings. With
Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) carrying out at-
tacks on its soil, Pakistan is squirming. When it
blamed Afghanistan for providing safe haven to the
TTE and reminded it of the Doha agreement, Kabul
responded with a strong snub to add insult.Afghan-
istan literally questioned its locus standi on Doha
agreement for establishing the Taliban government.
When the Taliban moved back into Kabul there
were scenes of jubilation in Pakistan as there was a
“friendly” government in its neighbourhood. Rela-
tions between the two are now getting soured. On
July 12 there was an attack on a Pakistani military
garrison at Zhob, Balochistan, “by five highly-
trained and well-equipped TTP terrorists. The TTP
are known to have “spiritual and operational link-
ages with the Afghan Taliban”. Weapons and gadg-
ets left behind by the Americans were allegedly
used by the TTP. The Pakistan military brass be-
lieves that its neighbour was involved in the attack.
Pakistan, therefore, warned Afghanistan and asked
it to abide by the Doha agreement and not let the
TTP use its soil for launching attacks.
Afghanistan responded in equal measure. It said
that the deal was signed between the Taliban and
the US and that Pakistan had nothing to do with it.
It also denied any role in attacks by the TTP. Paki-
stan has fostered and promoted hard-line Islam
since the days of Zia-ul-Haq to harm India. Old
habits die hard, TTP or not.
I
I.N.D.I.A FORMED,
BUT IT STILL HAS A
LONG WAY TO GO
ttheendoftheseconddayof26-partyconclave
came up with a smart name INDIA, short for
Indian National Developmental Inclusive Al-
liance to take on the 38-party National DemocraticAl-
liance, the meeting of which also began at Bengaluru
soon after the Opposition meeting concluded. This,
Rahul Gandhi said, has set the stage for “Modi versus
INDIA” electoral bat-
tle in 2024. The state-
ment instantly con-
jures a larger-than-life
image of Prime Min-
ister Narendra Modi,
whom the Opposition
wants ousted.
A few hurdles re-
main to be crossed.
Congress President
Mallikarjun Kharge
said that 11 members
of a coordination
committee will be de-
cided at the third
meeting in Mumbai.
Which of the 26 par-
ties will be happy at
beingdropped?None,
if one takes into ac-
count the fragile egos
of several of the lead-
ers. Will many of the
opposition leaders support the idea of India as indi-
cated by INDIA or their own personal ambitions? IN-
DIA has a long way to go.
A
At the end of the
second day of
26-party conclave
came up with a smart
name INDIA, short for
Indian National
Developmental
Inclusive Alliance to
take on the 38-party
National Democratic
Alliance, the meeting
of which also began
at Bengaluru soon
after the Opposition
meeting concluded
ou name a
poll and vio-
lence and
bloodbath
will follow
like a stream of conscious-
ness. Whatever be the poll,
the “event” has to be a
high-octane affair whether
it is the Assembly elec-
tions, the Lok Sabha or
even the panchayat polls.
Apeacefulpoll?Yes,you
read it right? When did we
last have a peaceful poll…
for the magnitude of the
poll, violence and fear have
been a sort of package deal
which comes almost one
after the other. And the re-
cently concluded panchay-
at polls was no different.At
least 18 people died across
eight districts of West Ben-
gal as the three-tier pan-
chayat elections were
marred by widespread vio-
lence. There were reported
incidents of looting ballot
boxes, rigging.
The State Election Com-
mission and the commis-
sion’s chief will certainly
have to do a lot of explana-
tion thanks to the current
spate of violence during the
run-up to the panchayat
elections and the unpleas-
ant incidents after the polls.
Notwithstanding that vio-
lence could take place, the
poll panel was initially op-
posed to the idea of deploy-
ing additional forces and
was also pulled up by the
Calcutta High Court.
It is needless to say that
when political violence is
witnessed at almost all
forms of elections and that
too at the micro level, the
poll panel’s reported atti-
tude has received wide-
spread criticism. In the
2018 panchayat polls, 23
people died across Bengal,
with 12 of them losing their
lives on the day of polling.
WHY THIS VIOLENCE
Considered to be the cradle
of power, parties are well
aware of the potential of the
three-tier structure and the
voter connect and consider
it to be their route to suc-
cess. Hence rural polls have
always witnessed intense
and cut-throat (in figurative
terms) competition be-
tween parties thus leading
to clashes and bloodbath
which in turn have led to
voter intimidation, booth
capturing, rigging, and at-
tacks on rival candidates.
Tracking the violent past
or the roots to the violence
in this cradle of political
presence, a flashback is
important. Realising the
political potential of these
institutions, the Left Front
tried and was successful in
strengthening its hold on
them by providing the pan-
chayats the “much-need-
ed” political influence.
Over the years, panchayats
became crucial tools for
distribution of resources
among the needy and the
poor and thus an equation
development between the
“powerful” and the ones at
the end of the supply chain.
However, with the enact-
ment of the 73rd Constitu-
tional Amendment in the
1990s, more power and re-
sources were allocated to
the panchayats thus making
them veritable grounds for
political parties to plough
on and this also meant es-
tablishing supremacy at the
panchayat and zilla levels
would eventually make the
parties invincible especial-
ly at the grassroots level
and in the Big Picture level,
this strength would mean a
lot for the bigger forms of
polls... which in simplified
terms meant that support at
the grassroots level(s)
would be a catalyst for the
party in power to quite eas-
ily make it to the top.
SCIENTIFIC RIGGING
Talking of the past, it has
been evident that in order to
maintain dominance over
the panchayats, the Left
cadres resorted to violence
against their rivals and in-
timidation, which in politi-
cal parlance was known as
“scientific rigging”, during
panchayat-level polls also.
Unfortunately, whenever a
party in Bengal won elec-
tions, it attacked and sought
revenge on the workers of
the defeated or weaker par-
ty or parties.
During the early 2000s,
clashes between the ruling
CPI(M) and the main Op-
position TMC, increased
creating widespread politi-
caltremors.Andastheysay,
history repeats itself, when
the TMC came to power, its
workers retaliated and tar-
geted CPM workers. With
change in time and the
emergence of the BJPin the
state and its challenge to the
TMC’s dominance resulted
in clashes between TMC
and the saffron party work-
ers right from the grassroots
levels to the top.
There are several reasons
which contribute to the cul-
ture of violence and it is an
attempt to decode the same.
Panchayats control the ru-
ral economy and 70 per
cent of the state’s popula-
tion considering the de-
mography.With decentrali-
sation of power and the
panchayati-raj system, pan-
chayats have over the dec-
ades gained immense po-
litical and economic power.
They receive substantial
funds from central and state
allocations for welfare
schemes and finance com-
mission allotments.
Funds allocated for
schemes like MGNREGS,
PM Awas Yojana, Jal Jee-
van Mission, and rural
electrification create a loy-
al group of beneficiaries
and obviously a committed
vote bank. Although direct
bank transfers to benefi-
ciaries have bypassed the
role of panchayats in the
case of central schemes,
they still play a crucial role
in determining who would
be the beneficiaries.
Another reason that has
driven the fierce fight for
panchayat seats is the con-
trol they offer over politics
at the grassroots level. The
stakes at these levels are
very high and candidates, it
is alleged, have to spend
vast sums of money to have
an impact during election
campaigns. Panchayat-lev-
el politics and votes in these
polls become crucial even-
tually during the Assembly
and Lok Sabha elections.
The culture of violence
in panchayat polls has been
there no matter which party
has been in power. Stats
from the last two panchayat
elections under TMC rule
show that 39 people died in
2013 and 29 people died in
2018 due to poll-related
violence. In 2018, 34 per
cent of panchayat poll seats
went uncontested, alleged-
ly due to the atmosphere of
fear created among opposi-
tion candidates.
The stats under the
CPI(M) government were
even worse.About 70 peo-
ple were killed in 2003.
The toll was 36 in 2008.
The same story has been
repeated since the 1960s. It
involves blood, blasts,
murders and abductions. If
a panchayat can show so-
cial control, a voter will be
forced not to support an-
other party because by do-
ing so he/she would sever
the link between the pan-
chayat and the state. In this
way,itiscommonlyknown
that influencing panchay-
ats will influence the re-
sults of upcoming elec-
tions. Simple equation.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
CHANGE IS
PERMANENT BUT
VIOLENCE REMAIN
CONSTANT
However, this doesn’t mean
the things remain constant.
As they say only change is
permanent, and hence despite
being in control for over 34
years, Left lost the panchayats
first as a result of the unrest
in Nandigram and Singur and
then the Left was defeated hol-
low in the Assembly and the
Lok Sabha polls. As a result,
the panchayats also depict a
level as to where and how the
parties are placed as far as
power play is considered. It
also serves as a clear marker.
Scarcity of opportunities,
rising unemployment is used
as tools to woo the young
brigade to influence, terrorise
and intimidate voters. And
when politics becomes a
wholesome livelihood, netas,
in order to keep their young
force in order, spend their
money and resources to win
over voters and this then
becomes a regular affair till
another political unheval hap-
pens to usher in another party
but the script and the players
keep changing their jerseys
quite easily as in political is a
game of strange bedfellows.
Sadly, things haven’t improved
in West Bengal even with
electoral reforms which have
changed the scenario in some
states. Political violence has
almost been thrusted upon
West Bengal like an unwanted
legacy. If there were frequent
clashes between CPM cadres
and Congress workers in the
Seventies and Eighties, by
the end of the Nineties, the
Congress took a back seat
and the TMC began emerging
as a main Opposition force.
How can one forget Nandi-
gram after 14 people were
killed during clashes between
CPM and TMC supporters in
2007. This catapulted Mamata
and her TMC to become a ma-
jor force to reckon with in West
Bengal’s Opposition politics.
As Bengal prepared for the
2011 Assembly elections, 14
persons were killed in West
Midnapore and one must men-
tion about the most significant
instances of political violence
in Nanoor in July 2000.
WHEN VIOLENCE IS PART OF POLL CULTURE
WHYTHISRAKTACHARITRA
HASBECOMEASATYA?
Robin
Roy
The writer is Senior
Journalist and former
Managing Editor, First India
Y
THE BHARATIYA JANATA PARTY’S ENTRY...
With changing times, political parties seem to lose
relevance and sink into oblivion. And that is what hap-
pened to the Left. In the 2021 Assembly election, the
Saffron party was the main Opposition to the TMC and before
that in the 2019 Lok Sabha, the BJP won 18 seats up from
two in the 2014 Lok Sabha. In 2021, the Assembly election
was conducted over the course of eight phases with a huge
deployment of central forces. However, there was widespread
post-election violence. In August 2021, the Calcutta High Court
ordered the CBI to investigate the post-election violence, and
by January 2022, the central organisation had registered more
than 50 cases, including murder and sexual assault.
WHY THIS PANCHAYAT POLLS WERE CRUCIAL?
The polls at this juncture are crucial and will serve
as a litmus test for the TMC, BJP, and Left-Congress
coalition ahead of the 2024 general elections. Also,
even as the TMC, Left and Congress fought as Oppositions
in the Panchayat elections, at the national level, these parties
are trying to stitch together a political alliance with Bihar CM
Nitish Kumar at the helm to take on the Saffron might.

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ADANI GROUP’S 31st AGM
“SC panel helped rebuild confidence in us”
ANI
Ahmedabad
dani Group
Chairman Gau-
tam Adani on
Tuesday once again
slammed the US-based
short seller Hindenburg
Research report terming it
was“acombinationoftar-
geted misinformation and
discredited allegations.”
Addressing the com-
pany’s 31st Annual Gen-
eralMeeting(AGM)2023
on Tuesday, Adani told
investors that in January
this year the US-based
group had published a re-
port to short the compa-
ny’s stocks just as they
were planning to launch
the largest Follow-on
Public Offering in India’s
history. “The report was a
combination of targeted
misinformation and dis-
credited allegations, the
majority of them dating
from 2004 to 2015. They
were all settled by the ap-
propriate authorities at
that time. This report was
a deliberate and malicious
attempt aimed at damag-
ing our reputation and
generating profits through
a short-term drive-down
of our stock prices,” Ada-
nisaidinavideomessage.
“Subsequently, despite
a fully subscribed FPO,
we decided to withdraw
and return the money to
our investors to protect
their interests. While we
promptly issued a com-
prehensive rebuttal, vari-
ous vested interests tried
to exploit the claims
made by the short seller.
These entities encour-
aged and promoted false
narratives across various
news and social media
platforms,” Adani said.
The Hindenburg re-
port, which came out this
January 24, alleged stock
manipulation and fraud,
among other charges, by
the conglomerate.
The Adani Group had
then termed Hindenburg
as “an unethical short
seller”, stating that the
report by the New York-
based entity was “noth-
ing but a lie”.
Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani addresses during the Annual
General Meeting of his group companies, on Tuesday. PTI
A
First India Bureau
New Delhi
“Andaman is becoming
a living and breathing
example of the maha
mantra of development
and heritage going hand
in hand,” Prime Minister
Narendra Modi said on
Tuesday while inaugu-
rating the new Rs
710-crore integrated ter-
minal building at Port
Blair’s Veer Savarkar
International Airport.
The 40,800 square
meter terminal has the
capacity to handle about
50 lakh passengers annu-
ally and the airport can
now park 10 planes a
time thanks to getting
four more aircraft aprons.
PM Modi inaugurated
the terminal building via
video conferencing.
The inauguration of
the New Integrated Ter-
minal Building will
boost connectivity of the
island.
An Apron suitable for
two Boeing-767-400 and
two Airbus-321 types of
aircraft has also been
constructed at Port Blair
Airport at a cost of Rs 80
crore, making the airport
now suitable for parking
of ten aircrafts at a time.
Earlier, Civil Aviation
Minister Jyotiraditya
Scindia unveiled a statue
of Vinayak Damodar Sa-
varkar in Port Blair.
PM TO HOLD MEETING
ON PROJECT CHEETAH
Bhopal: Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi is scheduled
to conduct a high-level
meeting on Wednesday
to review the progress of
‘Project Cheetah’ amid an
uptick in cases of Chee-
tah deaths inside Kuno
National Park in Madhya
Pradesh, the officials said.
Since the initiation of Proj-
ect Cheetah by PM Modi,
Kuno has reported a total of
eight mortalities, including
two deaths last week.
PM inaugurates
new Integrated
Terminal Building
of Veer Savarkar
Airport at Port Blair
BJP-led NDA’s 38 vs Opposition’s 26
Listofpartiesattendingrivalmeetings
Agencies
New Delhi/Bengaluru
In a star-studded political
showdown, both the BJP-
led NDAand the Opposi-
tion-led alliance, now
known as INDIA, held
rival political meetings
on Tuesday to flaunt their
strength in the run up to
the 2024 Lok Sabha
polls.
While 38 parties, in-
cluding BJP, are attend-
ing the NDA meeting in
the national capital, the
leaders of 26 parties are
participating in the Op-
position unity meeting in
Bengaluru.
1. Congress
2. All India Trinamool Con-
gress (TMC)
3. Dravida Munnetra Ka-
zhagam (DMK)
4. Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)
5. Janata Dal (United)
6. Rashtriya Janata Dal
(RJD)
7. Jharkhand Mukti Morcha
(JMM):
8. Nationalist Congress Party
(NCP)–Sharad Pawar faction
9. Shiv Sena (UBT)
10. Samajwadi Party (SP)
11. Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD)
12. Apna Dal (Kamerawadi)
13. Jammu and Kashmir Na-
tional Conference (NC)
14. Peoples Democratic Party
(PDP)
15. Communist Party of India
(Marxist)
(Marxist-Leninist) Libera-
tion
18. Revolutionary Socialist
Party (RSP)
19. All India Forward Bloc
20. Marumalarchi Dravida
Munnetra Kazhagam
(MDMK)
21. Viduthalai Chiruthaigal
Katchi (VCK)
22. Kongunadu Makkal Desia
Katchi (KMDK)
23. Manithaneya Makkal
Katchi (MMK)
24. Indian Union Muslim
League (IUML)
25. Kerala Congress (M)
26. Kerala Congress (Joseph)
1. Bharatiya Janata Party
(BJP)
2. Shiv Sena (Eknath
Shinde faction)
3. Nationalist Congress
Party (Ajit Pavar fac-
tion)
4. Rashtriya Lok Jana-
shakti Party (Pashupati
Kumar Paras led)
5. All India Anna Dravida
Munnetra Kazhagam
6. Apna Dal (Soneylal)
7. National People’s
Party
8. Nationalist Democratic
Progressive Party
9. All Jharkhand Students
Union
IO. Sikkim Krantikari
Morcha
11. Mizo National Front
12.Indigenous People’s
Front of Tripura
13. Naga People’s Front,
Nagaland
14. Republican Party of
India (Athawale)
15. Asom Gana Parishad
16. Pattali Makkal Katchi
17. Tamil Maanila Con-
gress
18. United People’s Party
Liberal
19. Suheldev Bharatiya
Samaj Party
20. Shiromani Akali Dal
(Sanyukt)
21. Maharashtrawadi
Gomantak Party
22. Jannayak Janta Party
23. Prahar Janshakti Party
24. Rashtriya Samaj
Paksha
25. Jan Surajya Shakti
Party
26. Kuki People’s Alliance
27. United Democratic
Party (Meghalaya)
28. Hill State People’s
Democratic Party
29. Nishad Party
30. All India N.R. Cong
31. HAM
32. Jana Sena party
33. Haryana Lokhit Party
34. Bharath Dharma Jana
Sena
35. Kerala Kamaraj Con-
gress
36. Puthiya Tamilagam
37. Lok Jan Shakti party
(Ram Vilas Pasvan)
38. Gorkha National Lib-
eration Front
TEAM OPPOSITION
TEAM NDA SONIA, RAHUL’S
PLANCE MAKES
EMERGENCY
LANDING IN MP
An aircraft
carrying
Congr lead-
ers Sonia Gandhi
and Rahul Gandhi
made an emergency
landing in Madhya
Pradesh’s Bhopal
due to bad weather,
police said. The
Gandhis were return-
ing to Delhi from
Bengaluru after at-
tending the two-day
brainstorming ses-
sion of the opposition
parties. The private
chartered plane,
which was enroute to
Delhi, had to make
a priority landing,
officials said.
“WHENEVER SOMEBODY STANDS AGAINST
INDIA...”: RAHUL GANDHI ON “I.N.D.I.A.”
CAN YOU CHALLENGE I.N.D.I.A.?” MAMATA
BANERJEE AFTER OPPOSITION MEETING
BJP, CONGRESS SPAR OVER POSTERS PUT UP
AGAINST BIHAR CM NITISH IN BENGALURU
Bengaluru: The 26 Opposition parties decided to
call their alliance the Indian National Developmen-
tal Inclusive Alliance (I-N-D-I-A) at a mega meeting
in Bengaluru on Tuesday. After the meeting Congress
leader Rahul Gandhi said, “This is a fight for India’s voice
and that is why we have chosen this name - Indian Na-
tional Developmental Inclusive Alliance (India). The fight
is between NDA and India, between Narendra Modi and
India and their ideology and India. We are defending the
Indian constitution, the voice of our people and the idea of
this great country, the idea of India. We all know who wins
when someone takes on the idea of India.”
It’s going to be “a battle between NDA and INDIA”
in 2024, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata
Banerjee said after attending the Opposition par-
ties meeting in Bengaluru on Tuesday. “NDA, BJP, can
you challenge I.N.D.I.A.?” Mamata Banerjee said at a
press conference after the meeting ended. “We love our
motherland. We are the patriotic people of the country. We
are for the country, the world, farmers, for all,” she said,
adding that people — Hindus, Dalits, minorities, farmers,
in Bengal, and Manipur — are under threat from the BJP,
whose only job is “buying and selling governments”. The
two-day meeting of Opposition parties ended on Tuesday.
Patna: The Opposition Bharatiya Janata Party
(BJP) in Bihar on Tuesday accused the the Con-
gress of putting up posters in Bengaluru defaming
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. The Congress hit back
saying it was the BJP which indulged in “posterbaazi” and
claimed that the saffron party, which had secured a brute
majority in last Lok Sabha polls despite a small vote share,
was in a state of “desperation” over opposition unity. The
posters, which described Kumar as an “unstable PM con-
tender” and blamed his government squarely for a recent
bridge collapse, were put up in the vicinity of the venue of
the Opposition meeting.
NDA will win all 40 LS
seats in Bihar, I’ll fight
from Hajipur: Chirag
PTI
New Delhi
Lok Janshakti Party
(Ram Vilas) leader Chi-
rag Paswan said on Tues-
day his party has joined
the National Democratic
Alliance following a pos-
itive discussion with the
BJP over his “concerns”
and asserted the ruling
combine will win all 40
seats in Bihar in the 2024
Lok Sabha polls.
While declining to
share details of his talks
with BJP leaders, includ-
ing Home Minister Amit
Shah and BJP’s National
President JP Nadda, he
asserted that his concerns
related to Lok Sabha and
Bihar assembly polls
have been addressed pos-
itively by them.
Addressing a press
conference, Chirag Pas-
wan, however, made it
clear that he will contest
from Hajipur, a Lok Sab-
ha seat currently repre-
sented by his estranged
uncle and Union minister
Pashupati Kumar Paras
who, in turn, reiterated his
claim on the constituency.
Chirag Paswan being welcomed by Union Minister Pralhad Joshi
at the Ashok Hotel in New Delhi on Tuesday. ANI
CVOTERSURVEY:CHIRAG
TOBOOSTBJPNDA
The re-entry of
young Dalit leader
Chirag Paswan to
the NDA fold will benefit the
NDA during the forthcom-
ing Lok Sabha elections in
Bihar. This was revealed
during an exclusive survey
conducted by CVoter with
a sample size of 4,029 to
gauge public opinion on
changing political equations
in the country. According
to the CVoter survey, a
little over 50 per cent of
the respondents are of the
opinion that the return of
Chirag Paswan will help
the BJP. In contrast, close
to 37 per cent feel that his
return will harm the BJP.
Sitharamandiscussesglobaldebt
vulnerabilitieswithChina’sLiuKun
PTI
Gandhinagar
Finance Minister Nirmala
Sitharaman on Tuesday
met her Chinese counter-
part Liu Kun and dis-
cussed various delivera-
bles under G20 India
Presidency, including
strengthening Multilateral
Development Banks and
globaldebtvulnerabilities.
Both met at 3rd G20 Fi-
nance Minister and Cen-
tral Bank Governors (FM-
CBG) meeting and dis-
cussed the state of their
economies,inflation,trade
and recognised the impor-
tance of a good business
environmentforeconomic
growth and development.
Liu Kun appreciated
India’s leadership in G20
and stated that a lot of re-
sults have been achieved
so far, the finance minis-
try said in a tweet.
“Key discussion items
included deliverables un-
der #G20India Presiden-
cy, including strengthen-
ing#MDBs,#GlobalDebt
vulnerabilities and
#GPFI,” it tweeted.
Nirmala Sitharaman with Finance Minister of China Liu Kun
during FMCBG meeting, in Gandhinagar, on Tuesday. PTI

INDIA
06
BOOSTING TIES
India, Argentina sign pacts to strengthen defence co-op
ANI
New Delhi
rgentina’s De-
fence Minister
Jorge Taiana
held a bilateral meeting
with his counterpart Ra-
jnath Singh on Tuesday
andannouncedthesigning
of a Memorandum of Un-
derstanding between both
countries and the signing
of a Specific Agreement
onAcademic Cooperation
for peacekeeping.
Taiana also invited
Minister Singh to the II
Latin American Confer-
ence of United Nations
Peacekeeping Operations
(ALCONU) that will take
place in Argentina on
September 12. In a press
statement, Argentina’s
Defence Minister said,
“We are here to perfect
and deepen the agree-
ments we have and sign
some others. One of them
is a Memorandum of Un-
derstanding that is richer
in content and concrete
possibilities than the one
currently in force.”
“I think we have a con-
crete opportunity in the
fieldofDefense,wherewe
can give a quality leap in
cooperation between the
two countries,” he added.
The head of the portfo-
lio added that the world
is rapidly changing, but
nevertheless, Latin
America has some char-
acteristics that make the
region stand out — the
first is the absence of
weapons of mass de-
struction and the non-
existence of conflicts
between states; the sec-
ond is the enormous va-
riety of natural resources;
and the third is the exist-
ence in some countries of
significant development
in strategic areas with
high potential for coop-
eration and the establish-
ment of joint ventures.
During the meeting,
the officials discussed is-
sues related to defence
cooperation and ex-
change in areas of train-
ing and training of offic-
ers and cadets.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh with Minister of Defense of Argentina Jorge Taiana during a
meeting, in New Delhi, on Tuesday. PTI
A
CycloniccirculationoverBayof
Bengalinnext24hrs,saysIMD
ANI
Bhubaneswar
The India Meteorologi-
cal Department (IMD) on
Tuesday said that a cy-
clonic circulation is like-
ly to form over the Bay of
Bengal in next 24 hours.
IMD Bhubaneswar Di-
rector HR Biswas said
that heavy to very heavy
rains are likely to occur
due to the development
of cyclonic circulation.
“Acyclonic circulation
is likely to form over the
northwest Bay of Bengal
in the next 24 hours. Un-
der its influence, wide-
spread rains and heavy to
very heavy rains are ex-
pected in Odisha from 19
to 22 July,” he said.
IMD also mentioned
that cyclonic circulation
may turn into low pres-
sure from July 20-22.
“Fishermen have been
warned not to venture
into deep sea areas,”
IMD said.
Earlier on July 17,
Binika in Sonepur dis-
trict recorded the highest
rainfall of 165.2 mm and
Dhankauda in Sambalpur
155.5 mm. Jujumara in
Sambalpur received 136
mm of rainfall.
Visitors look at the swollen Yamuna River as seen from the Taj Mahal, in Agra on Tuesday. PTI
FLOODWATER TOUCHES OUTER
WALLS OF TAJ MAHAL COMPLEX
Water of Yamuna reached the
outer walls of the Taj Mahal
complex in Agra on Monday night,
submerging the garden behind the
17th-century marble mausoleum, first
time since 1978. Officials said the
level of Yamuna increased suddenly
owing to thousands of cusecs of
water being released from Okhla and
Gokul barrages in Mathura following
the recent torrential downpour in
many parts of north India.
IMD SOUNDS PRECAUTIONARY
ALERTS IN U’KHAND, MUMBAI
Amid heavy downpour in several
districts, the MeT in Uttarakhand
issued a alert on Tuesday, warning of
landslides and a flood-like situation. A
yellow alert was issued in Mumbai
after rains lashed the city overnight,
while the IMD predicted heavy rainfall
at isolated places across the country
till Friday. After continuous rainfall in
Uttarakhand, the MeT Department on
Tuesday issued an alert regarding
possible inundation of low-lying areas.
BRIDGE COLLAPSES IN ODISHA,
TRAFFIC AFFECTED ON NH-16
The collapse of a portion of a
bridge near Rasulpur in Jajpur
district of Odisha on Tuesday morning
severely affected traffic movement on
National Highway-16 connecting
Kolkata and Chennai. No injury or
casualty was reported as no vehicle
was plying on the bridge during the
time of collapse. After hearing a loud
noise, the locals rushed to the spot
and first noticed the collapsed portion
of the bridge and informed the police.
Shah launches CRCS-
Sahara Refund portal
ANI
Bhubaneswar
Union Home Minister
Amit Shah launched the
CRCS-Sahara refund por-
tal on Tuesday, aimed to
help over 100 million de-
positors of the Sahara
Group cooperative socie-
ties in recovering their
moneywithinninemonths.
Shah said, “The pro-
cess of returning the
money of depositors,
which was stuck in four
cooperative societies of
the Sahara Group, has
started with the launch of
the Sahara refund portal.”
TheCooperationMinis-
try said the portal has been
developed for submission
of legitimate claims by
genuine depositors of Sa-
hara Group’s co-op socie-
ties, namely Sahara Credit
Cooperative Society Ltd,
Saharayan Universal Mul-
tipurpose Society Ltd, Hu-
mara India Credit Coop-
erative Society Ltd, and
Stars Multipurpose Coop-
erative Society Ltd.
It followed a Supreme
Court order on March 29,
instructing the transfer of
Rs 5,000 crore from Sa-
hara-Securities and SEBI
refund account to the
central registrar of coop-
erative societies (CRCS).
It followed an SC
order on March 29,
instructing transfer
of Rs 5,000 cr from
Sahara-Securities
and SEBI refund
account to the CRCS.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah during the inauguration of CRCS
Sahara Refund Portal, in New Delhi on Tuesday. ANI
Fresh peak:
Sensex records
new all-time high
67,000-mark
ANI
Mumbai
Equity benchmark indi-
ces Sensex and Nifty
continued their record-
breaking rally on Tues-
day, reaching new all-
time high closing levels,
amid fresh foreign fund
inflows and a positive
trend in the US and Euro-
pean markets.
Robust buying in IT
major Infosys also con-
tributed to the domestic
benchmark indices opti-
mism.
The 30-share BSE
Sensex climbed 205.21
points or 0.31 per cent to
settle at its new all-time
closinghighof66,795.14.
During the day, it jumped
417.09 points or 0.62 per
cent to reach its record
intra-day peak of
67,007.02. The bench-
mark breached the
67,000-mark for the first
time ever in intra-day
trade.
Mumbai-Nashik Highway: Six killed, three
injured as truck, jeep collide near Bhiwandi
On camera, Delhi man stabbed to death by the
father and two brothers of his girlfriend
Thane: At least six persons were killed and three
injured when a speeding container truck rammed into
a passenger jeep on the Mumbai-Nashik Highway near
Bhiwandi, district officials said on Tuesday. The accident
took place when the Mumbai-bound container carrier
collided with the passenger jeep at the treacherous
Khadavali Phata in morning. As an impact of the collision,
the jeep was flung at least 50 feet away from the highway.
New Delhi: A 25-year-old man was stabbed to death
in Delhi’s Jafrabad on Monday in an attack allegedly
carried out by the family of a woman he was in a relation-
ship with, the police said. The victim, Salman, was
allegedly attacked by the woman’s father and brothers. He
suffered fatal stab wounds to the neck and chest and died
at the scene of the crime. The entire incident was caught
by CCTV cameras in the area. According to the police,
Salman had been friends with a woman for the past two
years, but her family was opposed to their relationship.
CRUCIAL READ
UP: 4 dead as car
catches fire in
collision with truck
Saharanpur: Four
people were charred to
death after their car caught
fire following a collision with a
truck in this UP district on
Tuesday. A truck hit the
Maruti Suzuki Alto while
attempting to overtake it at
the Chunehti flyover in
Rampur Maniharan area. The
impact of the accident was
such that the car caught fire,
SP (City) Abhimanyu Manglik
said. The fire intensified in
quick time but the passen-
gers could not open the doors
due to the central locking
system, leading to them
being charred to death.
Gurugram: 4 arrested
for robbing CNG pump
manager of `9.5 lakh
Gurugram: The
Gurugram Crime
branch has arrested four
men, including a CNG
pump staffer, for robbing a
CNG pump manager of Rs
9.5 lakh near IFFCO Chowk
on the Delhi-Jaipur
Expressway, police said.
The suspects Sumit aka
Robin, Sahil Patel alias
Janardhan, Vivek alias
Candy and Sameer alias
Khan were arrested from
Prempuri, Jharsa, in
Gurugram following a
tip-off, the police said.
Ex-serviceman held
for cheating job
seekers in Jammu
Jammu: An ex-service-
man was detained
here under the stringent
Public Safety Act (PSA) for
duping over a dozen
unemployed youth on the
pretext of arranging jobs for
them, a spokesperson of
the Crime Branch wing of
Jammu and Kashmir Police
said on Tuesday. Saroop
Lal (60), who was presently
living in Bari Brahmana
area near Jammu, was
detained under PSA after
the EO Wing of Crime
Branch, Jammu recom-
mended his detention, the
spokesperson said.
Making reels, couple
on bike fall off
flyover, kill man below
Varanasi: A couple’s
alleged reels-on-
wheels stunt on a Varanasi
flyover ended in tragedy
when they lost control of
their ‘brand new bike’ and
fell on the bridge while their
two-wheeler toppled over
and landed on a car below,
killing the driver and leaving
his friend injured. The
couple were unhurt and
vanished after the episode
Sunday evening, leaving
behind the bike without any
registration number, the
police said.
BSF seizes 2.3 kg heroin dropped by Pak drone in Punjab
ANI
New Delhi
The Border Security
Force (BSF) once again
foiledthenefariousdesign
of smugglers by seizing
2.35 kg of heroin dropped
by a Pakistani drone near
theInternationalBorderin
Punjab’s Tarn Taran dis-
trict on Tuesday.
The BSF said, “On the
intervening night of July
17-18, its troops de-
ployed near the border
fence heard the dropping
of something by drone.”
Early on Tuesday, dur-
ingasearchoperationcon-
ducted at about 6.45 am,
the BSF said, its troops
observed a suspicious
packet ahead of the border
fence in the farming field
near Kalsian Khurd vil-
lage in Tarn Taran.
During the detailed
search, the BSF troops
recovered one packet of
narcotics suspected to be
heroin weighing 2.35 kg
wrapped with yellow ad-
hesive tape from the
farming field ahead of
border fencing.
The BSF found a
suspicious packet
ahead of the border
fence in the farming
field near Kalsian
Khurd village in Tarn
Taran district.
UP man brutally kills
wife, two daughters
PTI
Mahoba
A man allegedly bludg-
eoned to death his wife
and two minor daughters
in an inebriated state
here, the police said on
Tuesday.
The incident happened
on Monday in Samad Na-
gar locality here, the po-
lice said, the victims have
been identified as Rajku-
mari (30), Ayushi (9) and
Sonakshi (6).
Accused Devendra
Vishwakarma had an ar-
gument with his wife
when he reached home in
an inebriated state. In a fit
of rage, he attacked her
with a brick, resulting in
Rajkumari’s on-the-spot
death, Mahoba Superin-
tendent of Police (SP)
Aparna Gupta said.
The two girls who
came to save their mother
were also bludgeoned to
death with the brick by
their father, the SP said,
adding that the accused
later fled the scene.
Goa govt extends 'COVID-19
amnesty scheme' for industries
Agencies
Panaji
Goa govt extends 'COV-
ID-19 The Goa Industrial
Development Corporation
(IDC) has decided to ex-
tend the validity of the
“COVID-19 amnesty
scheme” for industries by
30 days till September 22,
anofficialsaidonTuesday.
“In light of hardships
faced by businesses, the
validity of this scheme,
now running untilAugust
22, has been extended for
additional 30 days,” said
PravimalAbhishek, MD,
Goa-IDC. The amnesty
scheme was introduced
on June 23 this year.
This scheme aims to al-
leviate the financial bur-
den and offer support to
industries grappling with
the consequences of the
ongoing pandemic, in-
cluding the disruption of
supply chains, decreased
demand, and operational
challenges,Abhisheksaid.
MP: President
Murmu to honour
15 dist collectors
ANI
Bhopal
President Droupadi Mur-
mu will felicitate “Bhoo-
mi Samman Praman
Patra” to collectors of 15
districts in MP for updat-
ing land records in real
time by developing an ef-
fective land records man-
agement system under
Digital India Land Re-
cords Management Pro-
gramme (DILRMP). CM
Shivraj Singh Chouhan
has congratulated the
Revenue Department, all
concerned District Col-
lectors and the entire team
for this achievement.

NEWS
07
[FORM GST DRC-10]
[See rule 144(2) 144A]
Notice for auction under section 79(1) (b) or section 129(6) of the Act
Demand order No: ZD0B1122005831W Dated: 03.11.2022
Period: November-2022
Whereas the goods or conveyance detained or seized under Section 129
of the Rajasthan Goods and Service Taxes Act, 2017 r/w Section 20 of the
Integrated Goods and Service Taxes Act, 2017 are liable for sale or disposal in
Accordance with the provisions of section 122, 129 130 of the CGST/RGST
Act, 2017 r/w Section 20 of the IGST Act, 2017 for recovery of penalty/fine of
Rs. 83,16,000/- Payable under the Act and admissible expenditure incurred on
the recovery process on accordance with provisions of Sec. 79.
The sale will be by public auction and the goods and/ or conveyance shall be
put up for sale in the lots specified in the Schedule. The sale will be of the right,
title and interests of the defaulter. And the liabilities and claims attached to the
said properties, so far as they have been ascertained, are those specified in the
Schedule against each lot.
The auction will be held on 24.07.2023 at 1:00 PM (Room No. 508,
Circle-J, Commercial Taxes. Zonal Kar Bhawan, Jhalana Institutional Area,
Jaipur-302015) in the event the entire amount due is paid before the date of
auction, the sale will be stopped.
The price of each lot shall be paid at the time of sale or as per the directions
of the proper Officer/Committee and in default of Payment, the goods and/ or
conveyance shall be again put up for auction and resold.
Schedule
Serial
No.
Description of goods or conveyance Quantity
1 ARECANUT (HSN CODE 80280) 18.480 Kg
2 CLOSE BODY TRUCK (Ashok Leyland, Model No.
2518XLBSIV, Model Year-05/2019)
1
NOTE: Demand draft of Rs. 50,000/-(for goods) and Rs. 30,000/-(for truck)
In favour of “Joint Commissioner, State Tax, Circle-J, Jaipur-1”, as pre-bid
deposit, shall be furnished in the office on the day of auction before 1.00 PM.
Place: Office of the Joint Commissioner (State Tax).
Circle-J, Jaipur-1, Room No. 508, 4th Floor,
Kar Bhawan, Jhalana Institution Area, Jaipur-302017
Dated: 10.07.2023
(Puran Singh)
Joint Commissioner
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(Room No. 508, 4th floor, Zonal Kar Bhawan, Jhalana Institutional Area, Jaipur-302015)
Email ID: ac-jaipur-i@rajasthan.gov.in
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Office of the Joint Commissioner, Circle-J, Zone-I, Jaipur
DIPR/C/10441/2023
Office of the Director, State Forensic
Science Laboratory, Rajasthan
DIPR/C/10302/2023
E-Bids are invited for 1Year Rate Contracts of different items according below
table from their Registered Firm for use of State Forensic Science Laboratory, Jaipur.
The Bid/ Bids shall only be submitted through Online Biding System of
www.eproc.rajasthan.gov.in. The interested bidder shall have to enroll/ register
with portal of www.eproc.rajasthan.gov.in for participating in the Bidding process.
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Greatest rivalry reignites as India A face Pak A
ANI
Mumbai
n what promis-
es to be an en-
thralling en-
counter, IndiaA
will square off against
Pakistan A in the highly
anticipated ACC Men’s
Emerging Asia Cup
2023, reigniting the
flame of the ‘Greatest Ri-
valry’ in cricket.
IndiaAwill be led by a
group of promising
youngsters who have al-
ready showcased their
skills on the domestic
stage. Players like Yash
Dhull, Dhruv Jurel, Sai
Sudarshan and Abhishek
Sharma will be looking to
make a lasting impression
following their stellar IPL
seasons pave their way
into the senior national
team.Their performances
in this match could deter-
mine their prospects
contribute to India’s rich
cricketing heritage.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
In the scheme ‘Tree Out-
side Forest in Rajasthan’,
the forest department has
so far distributed more
than 50 lakh saplings,
and trees have been
planted in all the districts
of the state outside the
traditional forests.
Shikhar Agarwal, Ad-
ditional Chief Secretary,
Department of Forest,
Environment Climate
Change Chairman,
said that under the TOFR
(Tree Outside Forest in
Rajasthan) scheme,
plantation work is being
done on a large scale in
the state with the coop-
eration of various de-
partments, organisations
and citizens.
He also said that this
scheme would play an
important role in control-
ling pollution in the state
and would prove a mile-
stone in making people
aware of climate change
and better environment.
Agarwal further added
that, common people can
plant more and more sap-
lings at their homes
fields along with Gochar,
Oran, pastures, and vari-
ous urban areas outside
the forest area to create
an healthy environment.
First India Bureau
Kota
Sushmita Choudhary
from Kota was a part of
the team of the Indian
Space Research Agency
(ISRO) that launched the
Chandrayaan-3 mission
on July 14, 2023, from
the Satish Dhawan Space
Center in Sriharikota,
Andhra Pradesh.
Sushmita Choudhary
played a key role in the
teamthatdesignedthetra-
jectory of the Chan-
drayaan-3 launch vehicle.
Talking to the media,
Sushmita Chaudhary said
that her father NK
Choudhary is an engineer
in the railways.
Sushmita did engineer-
ing in the Electrical
branch from IIT Mandi in
Himachal Pradesh.
With the completion
of IIT in the year 2018,
she joined ISRO at Sci-
entist C level.
After getting promo-
tion after four years, she
became a scientist of SD
level 11.
Mukesh Sharma
Beawar
RTDC Chairman Dhar-
mendra Singh Rathore
met the families of Kullu
tragedy victims at their
houses on Tuesday. Talk-
ing to the bereaved fam-
ily members, he inquired
about the accident and
consoled them. He also
paid tribute to the victims
by offering flowers as-
sured the victim’s family
of all possible help from
the state government.
Rathore, who came to
Beawar fromAjmer, first
reached Chaitya Sankh-
la’s house in Gyanchand
Sinhala Nagar. He then
visited Ambedkar Nagar
on Church Road, where
he attended the condo-
lence meeting organised
by the family members
Lalchand Dulgach and
Sahil Teji. He then visit-
ed the house of Narendra
Singh Tanwar at Sendra
Road inAmbedkar Nagar
and paid floral tributes.
He assured the family
of all possible help from
the state government.
India A Pak A are set to lock horns in the much-anticipated ACC
Emerging Asia Cup at R. Premadasa Stadium, Colombo today.
TOFR (Tree Outside Forest in Rajasthan) scheme was announced
by CM Ashok Gehlot under the budget 2023-24.
Sushmita Choudhary
RTDC Chairman Dharmendra Rathore reached Beawar on
Tuesday morning and expressed condolences to the families
of the deceased youth who were victims of natural calamity
in Kullu and Manali. ANAND SHARMA
This clash between
two cricketing
powerhouses
is set to captivate fans
as they witness the
next generation of
talent from both
nations go
head-to-head
I
Over50lakhsaplings
distributedplanted
Green, clean environment mission
TREE OUTSIDE FOREST
DISCOUNTSONLARGE
QUANTITYOFPLANTS
It was decided by
the state govern-
ment to provide sap-
lings at concessional rates.
Under this, if over 50K up
to 2 lakh saplings are taken,
then a 50% discount of the
fixed rate for plants and a
75% discount of the fixed
rate is being given for taking
more than 2 lakh saplings.
Kota girl plays key role at
ISRO for Chandrayaan-3
Rathore meets Kullu tragedy
victims’ families, assures help
Record set in
the auction of
major minerals
NWC is acting
as BJP official,
says SWC chief
BSF jawan from Karnataka
shoots self dead in Jaisalmer
Journos take out rally for
Journalist Protection Act
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur
The Department of
Mines has set a record
in the auction of 2
blocks of major miner-
als in Rajasthan. The
Haryav-Jashpur lime-
stone block was auc-
tioned at 134.95% pre-
mium to the reserve
price. Ambuja, Shree,
Birla, Udaipur Cement
Wonder Cement
participated in the auc-
tion, but Udaipur Ce-
ment Works Limited
won the tender. Reve-
nueofover5585crores
will be received from
this block in 50 years.
Mukesh Mathrani
Barmer
No confidence motion at
Patodi panchayat samiti
in Rajasthan’s Barmer
district becomes a tug of
war between National
Women Commission
(NWC) and StateWomen
Commission (SWC).
On Tuesday chairper-
son of SWC Rehana
Rayaj Chisti reached Bar-
mer and accused NWC
for doing politics.
While lashing out at
NWC, she said that NWC
is acting as BJP’S spokes-
person and many things
havetakenplaceunderthe
nose of NWC but they ig-
nored it. She also alleged
that the Olympic gold
medallist sat on dharna at
Jantar Mantar and faced
many atrocities but NCW
kept its eyes closed.
First India Bureau
Jaisalmer
A Border Security Force
(BSF) jawan allegedly
killed himself by using his
service rifle in the
Jaisalmer district on
Tuesday, police said.
Police informed the
jawan, Sandeep
Baradar, was on
duty at Dhanana post in
Jaisalmer on Tuesday
morning when he shot him-
self dead. “Sandeep Bara-
dar belonged to Karnataka
and was posted in the 154th
Battalion of the BSF. He
had rejoined his duty three
days ago after returning
from his home. After
the incident, Sandeep
was rushed to Jawa-
har hospital where he
was declared dead by
the doctors,” police
said. The reason behind his
suicide is being ascertained
by the Sam Thana Police.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
Hundreds of journalists
from various districts
took out a procession and
protested in Jaipur on the
call of the Rajasthan state
unit of IFWJ (Indian Fed-
eration of Working Jour-
nalists), which has been
fighting for long-standing
demands including the
Journalist ProtectionAct.
Journalists under the
leadership of State Pres-
ident Upendra Singh
Rathore took out a march
prepared a delegation
of 8 members to hand
over the memorandum
to the representative of
the government. The
organisation got agitated
and sat on a dharna out-
side the Vidhansabha for
four hours.
Cabinet Minister
Pratap Singh Khachari-
yawas said that he will
meet the Chief Minister
and strongly raise the de-
mand for the Journalist
Protection Act.
I am inspired by Kalpana Chawla. I am proud
to have been a part of Chandrayaan 3. After
40 days, our country and ISRO will write a
new success story. India will become an
inspiration to the entire world.
SUSHMITA CHOUDHARY, ISRO SCIENTIST
Agencies
Kyiv
Russia launched over-
night air attacks on
Ukraine’s south and east
using drones and possi-
bly ballistic missiles,
Ukraine’s Air Force and
officials said early on
Tuesday.Afire broke out
at one of the “facilities”
in the port of Mykolaiv
late on Monday, the city
mayor said.
“It’s quite serious,”
Mayor Oleksandr Senk-
evich said on the Tele-
gram messaging app of
the fire, adding that more
detail will come in the
morning. The southern
port of Odesa and the
Mykolaiv, Donetsk,
Kherson, Zaporizhzhia
and Dnipropetrovsk re-
gions were under threat
of Russian drone attacks,
the Air Force said on the
Telegram messaging app.
It added that Russia
may be using ballistic
weaponry to attack the
regions of Poltava,
Cherkasy, Kharkiv
Kirovohrad.
Agencies
Geneva
The world should pre-
pare to face increasingly
intense heatwaves, the
United Nations warned
on Tuesday, as countries
across the Northern
Hemisphere reeled from
soaring temperatures.
These events will
continue to grow in in-
tensity, and the world
needs to prepare for more
intense heatwaves, John
Nairn, a senior extreme
heat advisor at the UN's
World Meteorological
Organization (WMO),
told reporters in Geneva.
His comments came as
Europe was bracing for
new high temperatures on
Tuesday under relentless
heatwaves and wildfires.
Agencies
New Delhi
The most decorated
men's tennis player of
the Open Era, Novak
Djokovic couldn't bag
the Grand Slam number
24, suffering a defeat at
the hands of World No.
1 Carlos Alcaraz in
Wimbledon final.
After he broke Al-
caraz's serve and went
on to lose his
own service
game, Djoko-
vic smash-
es his racquet.
The Serb was hand-
ed a big fine of USD
8,000 for his avoida-
ble actions.
Russia launchesdronesand
missiles atSouthernUkraine
Russia retaliates for Crimea bridge attack
A damaged during a Russian missile and drone strikes, amid
Russia’s attack on Ukraine, in Odesa, Ukraine on Tuesday.
People cool off near the Spanish Steps as temperatures expected
to rise further in the coming days, in Rome, Italy on Tuesday.
Prepare to face intense
heatwaves, says UN
ACC MEN’S EMERGING ASIA CUP Djokovic gets 'record' fine
for shattering his racquet
Journalists take out rally from
Pink City Press Club to the
State Assembly on Tuesday.
MAJOR HIGHLIGHTS
z Russia strikes
Ukraine grain port af-
ter exiting export deal
z Ukraine grain deal
can work without Rus-
sia, Zelensky says
z Russia is preparing
another response to
bridge attack: Putin
z Putin’s men blow
up Ukrainian UAV
bases to avenge
‘Monstrous’ Crimea
Attack
z After ending deal,
Russia warns against
Black Sea grain ship-
ments

Courtesy Meet
Dr Jagdeesh Chandra called upon Lok Sabha Speaker Om
Birla at the latter’s residence in New Delhi on Tuesday.
SHIV MAHAPURAN KATHA IN ALWAR
Weather and humans aren’t trustworthy, says Raje
Ashvini Yadav
Alwar
ormer CM and
National Vice-
President of BJP
Va s u n d h a r a
Raje supported Pandit
Pradeep Mishra and said
that human beings and
weather are the same.
Theycanchangeanytime,
but all human beings
aren’t the same. Raje was
speaking on the occasion
of ‘Shiv Mahapuran
Katha Sopan’ organised
in Alwar on Tuesday.
Raje said that the strug-
gle of life is like the
churning of the ocean
wherein, both nectar
poison comes out. “Only
the one who drinks that
poison is a true devotee of
Shiva. I am proud that I
am a devotee of Shiva,”
she said. Expressing grat-
itude to PM Modi, she
said that he built the
grand corridor of ‘Kashi
Vishwanath’ in Varanasi
and ‘Mahakaleshwar’ in
Ujjain. Built the temple
of Lord Ram inAyodhya.
She said that she has Lord
Shiva’s blessings and she
got an opportunity to vis-
it 12 Jyotirlingas.
Raje said, “Truth is
God. Truth is Shiva. So if
you want to follow Shi-
va, stick to the truth and
you don’t need to fear
anyone.”
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Others will un-
derestimate you;
however, if you
underestimate yourself, it is
a problem for you.
Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
`5.31crforeventsofDirectorate
ofPeaceNon-violenceinState
Programmes will be conducted till Dec 2023, which will include state- level peace
conference, divisional level non-violence conference, all-religion prayer meet etc.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
Various programmes will
be organised by the Di-
rectorate of Peace and
Non-Violence for the
propagation of Gandhi-
ji’s principles across the
State. For this, Chief
Minister Ashok Gehlot
has approved a financial
provision of Rs 5.31
crore.
The programmes will
be conducted till De-
cember 2023 in the en-
tire State, which will
include state- level peace
conference, divisional-
level non-violence con-
ference. Apart from this,
an all-religion prayer
meeting will be held in
the entire state; Kasturba
Darshan, prevention of
untouchability, drug ad-
diction, economic ine-
quality and national pro-
gramme on religion and
peace, state and divi-
sional- level national
unity programme, state-
level Conference of
Khadi and Gandhian or-
ganisations, meditation
camp on Gandhiji’s
Gram Swaraj topic and
Gandhi Darshan Ardh
Kumbh and Kumbh.
3,578 CONSTABLES TO
BE RECRUITED IN RAJ
SHAH’S VISIT TO SRI GANGANAGAR POSTPONED
For the purpose of
strengthening the
law and order in the
state, recruitment will be
done on 3, 578 posts of Po-
lice Constable in Rajasthan
Police Subordinate Service.
CM Ashok Gehlot has given
consent to the proposal to
this effect. With the deci-
sion, the youth of the State
will get opportunities to join
the police service.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s
visit to Sri Ganganagar has been
postponed. Shah was scheduled to
visit Sri Ganganagar on July 22, but due
to flood like situation in Punjab’s Ghaggar
river, the visit has been postponed. There is
also talk of cancellation of the visit owing to
the Monsoon Session of the Parliament as
important bills are to be introduced in the Parliament from
July 20. Now after PM Modi’s visit to Sikar on July 27, Amit
Shah can visit Rajasthan.
CM APPROVALS
AUDITORIUM IN GOVERNMENT
DUNGAR COLLEGE OF BIKANER
An auditorium will be con-
structed in the Government
Dungar College of Bikaner.
For this, CM Gehlot has approved a
financial provision of Rs 10 crore.
This decision
will facilitate in
organising vari-
ous educational,
academic and
cultural activities
so as to enhance the creative talent
of the students. There are 11,000
regular 14,000 self-taught students
studying at the College. Financial
approval to set up classrooms has
already been given.
RS 1.08CR FOR DEVP WORKS
AT HCMRIPA; RTC, UDAIPUR
CM Ashok Gehlot has ap-
proved a financial proposal
of Rs 1.08 cr. With this ap-
proval, 170 geysers of 15 litre
capacity will be installed in 188-room
Vishranthi
Hostel of HCM
(RIPA), Jaipur.
Renovation and
repair of the roof
of the dining hall
of Vishranthi Bhawan will be done.
These will cost Rs 68.47 lakh. Also,
the dining hall will be renovated
at RTC Udaipur at a cost of about
Rs.39.81 lakh. CM had announced
the up gradation of infrastructure.
45 NEW SUBJECTS WILL BE
INTRODUCED IN 36 SCHOOLS
CM Gehlot has approved
the proposal to start 45 new
subjects in 36 schools of
the State and to create necessary
posts for teaching these subjects.
One subject each will be started in
27 out of 36 schools in Raj and two
subjects each in 9 schools. Of these,
6 schools in Jaipur, 4 in Alwar,
three each in Bharatpur, Dausa
and Jalore; two each in Banswara,
Churu, Jhunjhunu, Hanumangarh
and Nagaur; one each in Ajmer,
Bhilwara, Sriganganagar, Karauli,
Sikar, Tonk Udaipur are included.
In these, one post of school lecturer
per subject will be created.
Many people have
complete faith in God
they move forward
with this belief. This is
also ‘Karma’ ‘Karma’
also has a reason.
Happiness sorrows
are part parcel of
one’s life, but if you
have faith in religion,
no one can touch you.
I have immense faith
in Bhole Baba I am
fortunate enough to
have got the
opportunity to attend
this ‘Shiv Mahapuran
Katha.’
VASUNDHARA RAJE,
FORMER CM
If you believe in God, then you will
have to drink poison in life, but you
will reap fruits in future, she says
Vasundhara Raje during the ‘Shiv Mahapuran Katha’ recited by Pandit Pradeep Mishra at Vijay Nagar
Ground in Alwar on Tuesday. (R) Raje seeks blessings from Pandit Pradeep Mishra at the venue.
Kamal Kant
Jaipur
The State government
will have to reimburse
schools for admissions
under the RTEAct in pre-
primary schools. This
order was issued by the
Rajasthan HC while
hearing a petition filed by
the School Kranti Sangh
and other private schools
on Tuesday. The schools
had challenged a rule in
the government’s circu-
lar, which stated that pri-
vate schools must pro-
vide admissions under
the RTE Act in pre-pri-
mary classes. The gov-
ernment refused to reim-
burse schools for this.
Justice Indrajit Sin-
gh’s court revoked this
rule of State government.
The govt has been di-
rected to reimburse pri-
vate schools for admis-
sions in pre-primary edu-
cation as well.
During the hearing, the
State govt told Court that
Centre isn’t paying State
for admission in pre-pri-
mary classes. So, we
can’t give money to
schools. Lawyers repre-
senting private schools,
including Prateek Kasli-
wal, stated that the Act
states that responsibility
for teaching in pre-pri-
mary classes lies with the
State government.
RTE: HC asks govt to
reimburse schools
MinisterChoudharyreviewspreps
aheadofPM’sSikarvisiton July27
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The Industries and Com-
merce Minister of State,
Shakuntala Rawat
flagged off three fire-
fighting vehicles from
Udyog Bhawan premis-
es, RIICO Headquarters,
Jaipur on Tuesday. The
vehicles were sent to
Ghiloth, Neemrana
(Majrakath) and Bikaner
(Rani Bazar) industrial
areas.
RIICO MD, Sudhir
Kumar Sharma, Execu-
tive Director of RIICO
Dr Arun Garg others
were also present. “The
State government is
committed to the safety
of units and employees
in various industrial ar-
eas. With the deploy-
ment of these fire- fight-
ing vehicles, incidents
of arson in industrial
areas and nearby popu-
lated areas can be con-
trolled,” said Rawat.
MD of RIICO, SK
Sharma said that till
now, RIICO has de-
ployed 42 fire- fighting
vehicles in industrial ar-
eas, now their number
will increase to 45.
Apart from this, 3 more
fire- fighting vehicles
will be received in Au-
gust- 2023. The tender
for purchase of 6 more
fire- fighting vehicles is
under process.
MinRawatflagsoff fire-fighting
vehiclesfor3industrialareas
Shakuntala Rawat flags off three fire- fighting vehicles to
Ghiloth, Neemrana (Majrakath) and Bikaner (Rani Bazar)
industrial areas from the Udyog Bhawan premises, RIICO
Headquarters in Jaipur on Tuesday. Sudhir Kumar Sharma, Dr
Arun Garg others were present. MUKESH KIRADOO
First India Bureau
Jaipur
RHB Commissioner
Pawan Arora said on
Tuesday, that the Direct
recruitment examina-
tion-2023 for various 258
posts in the Board will be
conducted in a complete-
ly fair transparent
manner. He has appealed
to the candidates not to
fall under the trap of brib-
ery or undue demands in
return for passing the
exam. He said that FIR
can be lodged in the near-
est police station along
with the proof against the
people, who give induce-
ments or make unreason-
able demands.
“No OMR sheet will
be used in this examina-
tion, which will be com-
pletely online. RHB is
committed to conduct a
fair and transparent
exam. For successful
conduct of examination,
a 9-member committee
including Divisional
Secy has been constitut-
ed, which will keep a
close watch on all exam
proceedings. Apart from
this, the national level
examination agency will
also be fully prepared
alert,” Arora said.
Necessary informa-
tion regarding exams
will be available on rh-
bexam.in web portal.
Besides, for any kind of
guidance/information,
helpline (10 am to 7 pm)
can also be contacted on
9363322818/0141-
2740064, the RHB
Commissioner said.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
UDH Min Shanti Dhari-
wal met sanitation em-
ployees over their long-
pending demand for re-
cruitment, wherein, it
was decided that a dele-
gation of sanitation staff
will directly talk to of-
ficials if a decision
isn’t taken, then stir will
be held from Monday.
First India Bureau
New Delhi
IAS Tina Soni has been
appointed as Joint Secre-
tary in the Centre. Soni
became Joint Secretary in
the Department of Fertil-
izers. Soni is a 2007 batch
IAS officer of Rajasthan
cadre. The Department of
Personnel and Training
issued the orders onTues-
day. Soni and two other
IAS,Vishnucharan Malik
and Anandi were empan-
elled in the Centre for the
position of Joint Secre-
tary in June. All of them
belong to the 2007 batch.
RHB Direct recruitment
exam to be held in a fair
transparent manner
Dhariwal meets protesting sanitation staff
IAS Tina Soni is
now Jt Secy in
Dept of Fertilizers
The members of Valmiki Shramik Sangh hand over the
memorandum to Shanti Dhariwal outside the Minister’s
residence in Jaipur on Tuesday. MUKESH KIRADOO
Kailash Choudhary, Sumedhanand Saraswati along with local
leaders, inspect the Disrict Stadium in Sikar on Tuesday ahead of
PM Narendra Modi’s visit to Sikar on July 27.
Ramesh Sharma
Sikar
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi will be in Sikar on
July 27 for which the BJP
has started preparations
for the meeting to be held
in the Stadium here.
Union Minister of State
forAgriculture and Farm-
ers’ Welfare Kailash
Choudhary visited Sikar
on Tuesday and held a
meeting to review the ar-
rangements.Hesaid,“The
PM will participate in the
government programme
and hold a public meeting
here. He will release the
‘Kisan Nidhi’from Sikar
itself. A large number of
farmersareexpectedtoat-
tend the meeting.”
Earlier, the PM was to
address the rally in Khar-
nal of Nagaur, but the
venue has now been shift-
ed to Sikar.

JAIPUR, WEDNESDAY | JULY 19, 2023
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dia 2023
Pageant
recently concluded
with a grand event held
at Clarks Amer Hotel
in Jaipur.The glitzy af-
fair witnessed the
crowning of several
talented young wom-
en who showcased
their beauty, poise, and
intelligence throughout
the competition. Under
the discerning eyes of
the esteemed judging
panel, the winners were
selected based on their
outstanding performances
and charisma.
Zahabiya Daginawala, an
epitome of elegance and
grace, was crowned Miss
Teen Universal India. Zahabi-
ya impressed the judges with
her confidence and remarka-
ble stage presence, earning
her the prestigious title.
Akshita Pinapaty emerged
victorious as Miss Teen
Global Beauty India, exud-
ing a captivating aura that
caught the attention of the
judges.
Sanjana V secured the title
of Miss Teen Globe India,
displaying a perfect blend of
charisma and intelligence.
Reet Mayur Singh was
crowned Miss Teen Eco In-
dia, showcasing her commit-
ment to environmental caus-
es. Parnavi Singh claimed the
title of Miss Teen of the Uni-
verse India. Parnavi’s ex-
traordinary poise and mag-
netic stage presence capti-
vated the judges, earning her
an esteemed honour.
Riya Arpit Shah was
crowned Miss Teenager Uni-
verse India, a title that recog-
nized her exceptional beauty
and confidence.
Mihika Vanage was be-
stowed the title of Miss Teen
Charm India, highlighting her
enchanting presence and un-
deniable charm.
The event also acknowl-
edged the first and second
runners-up, who exhibited
remarkable talent and grace
throughout the competition.
Akshita claimed the title of
Miss Teen India 1st Runner-
Up, while Shubhangi Gautam
secured the position of Miss
Teen India 2nd Runner-Up.
Both young women show-
cased exceptional skills and
charmed the judges with their
performances.
The pageant’s judging pan-
el consisted of notable per-
sonalities in the industry.
Youth Icon Rishee Miglani,
Doctor Sagar Abhichandani,
Akanksha, and SouravAnand
lent their expertise and dis-
cerning eye to the competi-
tion, ensuring a fair evalua-
tion of the contestants’ abili-
ties.
The event was meticulous-
ly directed by Lokesh Shar-
ma, who ensured a seamless
and memorable experience
for both participants and the
audience. The Star Miss Teen
India 2023 Pageant proved to
be a platform that celebrated
the talent, beauty, and intelli-
gence of young women. The
winners, along with all the
contestants, demonstrated re-
markable dedication and
commitment,makingthepag-
eant a resounding success.
Star Miss Teen India 2023
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Sanjana V (Miss Teen Globe India 2024), Akshita Pinapaty (Miss Teen Global Beauty India 2024),
Reet Mayur Singh (Miss Eco Teen India 2024), Riya Shah ( Miss Teenager Universe India 2024),
Parnavi Singh (Miss Teen Of The Universe India 2024), Mihika Vanage (Miss Teen Charm India 2024)
and Zahabiya Daginawala (Miss Teen Universal 2024)
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